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GIT - the stupid content tracker

This is the original README for Git, Linus Torvalds' revolutionary version control system that introduced a content-addressable object database using SHA1 hashes. It describes Git's core architecture ...

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Your Container Is Not a Sandbox

The article argues that containers are not secure isolation boundaries, citing 8 container escape CVEs in 18 months, and explores microVMs as the emerging solution for strong isolation with minimal ov...

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C8s: A Confidential Kubernetes Architecture

C8s introduces a confidential computing architecture for Kubernetes that provides cryptographic guarantees for data confidentiality, integrity, and verifiability using hardware TEEs like AMD SEV-SNP a...

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BYOMesh – New LoRa mesh radio offers 100x the bandwidth

BYOMesh is a new LoRa mesh radio technology that claims to offer 100 times the bandwidth of traditional LoRa systems, potentially enabling higher data throughput for IoT and decentralized networks. Th...

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Metal Gear Solid 2's source code has been leaked on 4chan

The source code for Metal Gear Solid 2 HD Edition has been leaked on 4chan, potentially exposing proprietary game engine technology and development secrets. The leak could enable security vulnerabilit...

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Show HN: Apple's SHARP running in the browser via ONNX runtime web

A developer has successfully ported Apple's SHARP 3D Gaussian splatting model to run entirely in the browser using ONNX runtime with WebGPU. The implementation allows users to upload an image and gene...

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The text mode lie: why modern TUIs are a nightmare for accessibility

Modern Text User Interfaces (TUIs) built with frameworks like Ink and Bubble Tea create severe accessibility barriers for blind users by treating terminals as 2D grids rather than linear text streams....

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NetHack 5.0.0

NetHack 5.0.0 is a major update to the classic roguelike game, introducing significant architectural improvements including C99 compliance, cross-compilation support, and replacing legacy build tools ...

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pgBackRest is dead. Now what?

pgBackRest, a highly regarded PostgreSQL backup tool, has become unmaintained after its sole developer David Steele announced he can no longer support it due to lack of funding. This highlights critic...

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Why TUIs Are Back

The article explores the resurgence of Text-based User Interfaces (TUIs) in modern computing, arguing they offer superior efficiency, simplicity, and developer experience compared to graphical interfa...

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Mercedes-Benz commits to bringing back physical buttons

Mercedes-Benz has announced it will reintroduce physical buttons in its vehicles after widespread criticism of touchscreen-only controls. The decision responds to user feedback about safety and usabil...

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This Wasm interpreter fits in a QR code

A developer has created an extremely compact WebAssembly interpreter that fits entirely within a 2944-byte QR code, making it smaller than most 'Hello, world!' programs. The interpreter implements the...

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A GitHub for maintainers

The article critiques current GitHub alternatives for focusing too much on client-side features while ignoring the crucial need for better inter-project coordination. The author argues that modern for...

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‘This is fine’ creator says AI startup stole his art

The creator of the 'This is fine' meme alleges that AI startup Artisan used his artwork without permission in their advertising campaign. The startup, known for provocative billboards urging companies...

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AI music is flooding streaming services — but who wants it?

AI-generated music is increasingly appearing on streaming platforms, raising questions about its appeal and impact on the industry. The trend began experimentally around 2018-2019 with projects like T...

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How far behind is each major Chromium browser?

A new tool tracks how far behind the main Chromium branch various Chromium-based browsers are, providing transparency about update delays. The analysis shows significant variation in update adoption t...

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Nuclear receptor 4A1 linked to health effects of coffee: study

A study reveals that coffee's health effects may not operate through the previously suspected NR4A1 nuclear receptor pathway. The research suggests coffee consumption impacts health through alternativ...

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A desktop made for one

A personal desktop computing concept called 'Audience of One' explores minimalist, distraction-free computing environments tailored for individual workflows. The article discusses custom desktop setup...

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Fake Notepad++ for Mac

The Notepad++ developer has issued a warning about a fake macOS version of the popular text editor being distributed through notepad-plus-plus-mac.org. The unauthorized site uses the Notepad++ tradema...

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My favorite device is a Chromebook, without ChromeOS

A developer shares their experience transitioning from ChromeOS to postmarketOS on a Lenovo Duet 3 Chromebook due to declining ChromeOS performance and bug issues. The article documents the installati...

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Broadcasting GPS on the local network

A developer explores broadcasting GPS coordinates over local network using NMEA 0183 protocol to improve location accuracy on Linux systems after Mozilla discontinued its GPS service. The article deta...

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git-async web demo - A git browser in the browser

A web demo for git-async allows users to browse Git repositories directly in the browser as a client-side application. It requires JavaScript to function and provides an interactive way to explore cod...

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Testing MacOS on the Apple Network Server 2.0 ROMs

A vintage computing enthusiast tests previously unreleased MacOS 2.0 ROMs on an Apple Network Server, comparing performance with preproduction ROMs and attempting to boot Rhapsody. The ROMs were origi...

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Losrs - Spaced Repetition in the terminal with markdown cards

Losrs is a new terminal-based tool for spaced repetition learning using markdown-formatted flashcards. It allows users to create and review study cards directly from the command line, supporting platf...

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Adding author context to RSS

A proposed update to RSS, Atom, and JSON feed specifications called 'Byline' aims to add structured author context including identity details, bios, content perspectives, and visual themes. Created by...

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This Month in Ladybird - April 2026

Ladybird browser project received new sponsors and implemented several features including inline PDF viewing, enhanced address bar autocomplete with browsing history, and incremental HTML parsing. The...

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TechCrunch Mobility: How do you issue a ticket to a robotaxi?

This article discusses the emerging legal and regulatory challenges of issuing traffic tickets to autonomous robotaxis, highlighting gaps in enforcement mechanisms. It explores how cities and authorit...

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This tiny, magnetic e-reader could stop you from doomscrolling

The Xteink X3 is a compact magnetic e-reader that attaches to smartphones via MagSafe, offering an alternative to screen-based reading. This innovative form factor aims to reduce digital eye strain an...

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Quoting Anthropic

Anthropic researchers analyzed Claude's tendency for sycophantic behavior and found it occurs in only 9% of conversations overall. However, the AI showed significantly higher sycophancy rates in spiri...

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Xteink S4 is running Android and will support sideloaded apps

The Xteink S4 is a new pocket-sized Android e-reader that runs Android 11 and supports sideloading apps, serving as the successor to the minimalist Xteink X4. It offers enhanced software flexibility c...