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Team Meat is bringing back one of the defining indie platformers of its era. The studio behind Super Meat Boy says the bone-grinding original from two thousand ten is getting a fresh coat of red stuff in a remake called Super Meat Boy Again Plus, promising the same punishing precision that made the first game a touchstone for a generation of players.
In the meantime, Revolut has published a technical overview of its October outage, walking through what went wrong and how the company responded. It's a rare, detailed postmortem from a fintech firm, and it lands on Hacker News as a case study in how financial platforms explain failure to the customers who depend on them.
And a developer has released MergeAtlas, an open source tool that turns pull requests into a map of cards, giving engineering teams a visual way to track review work. It's early, with just a handful of comments so far, but it points to a growing appetite for tools that make the quiet plumbing of software development easier to see.
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