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September 6, 2026

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QBittorrent breaks out of sandbox to commit crimes

QBittorrent, a popular open-source BitTorrent client, has been found to break out of sandbox environments, raising serious security concerns. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in sandbox isolati...

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Isar Aerospace reaches orbit and deploys payloads on second flight

Isar Aerospace became the first European commercial space company to successfully deliver satellites into orbit on only its second flight, launching from Andøya Space in Norway. The mission, named 'On...

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Any Nix package, live in your browser

Trynix.dev is a browser-based Nix package runner that boots a Linux VM inside a browser tab using WebAssembly, letting users run any of 310,000+ Nix package versions without installing anything locall...

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M2: Episode 1 (or, Asahi Linux on M3)

Asahi Linux has officially merged M3 series SoC support into its installer, bringing Linux to M3 Macs with most features working including webcam, WiFi, Bluetooth, USB, and hardware-accelerated AV1 vi...

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The Fairphone 6 Plus is the midrange phone we desperately needed

The Fairphone 6 Plus represents a major milestone for the brand, finally delivering a midrange Android phone that doesn't require sacrificing performance or camera quality for sustainability. For the ...

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Introducing GPT-6 Astra for developers

OpenAI has released GPT-6 Astra, a developer-focused model that shows notable improvements in attention to detail, prompt understanding, and output sophistication. The model particularly excels at 3D ...

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An Alien Mind

OpenAI published a blog post titled "An Alien Mind" discussing their observations of GPT-4's emergent behaviors and capabilities that sometimes surprised their researchers. The post reflects on the ch...

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Debian Code Search: Fast TurboPFor with Go SIMD

Michael Stapelberg eliminated the last cgo dependency in Debian Code Search by implementing TurboPFor integer compression using Go's newly introduced SIMD support with AVX512 instructions. This achiev...

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Following legal advice, the Nitter project will continue

Nitter, a privacy-focused open-source Twitter/X frontend, received cease and desist letters from X Corp on August 24, 2026 demanding permanent takedown. However, following legal advice, the project ha...

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Data races and the limits of ThreadSanitizer in C and Go

The article explores data races and the limitations of ThreadSanitizer (TSan), the race detector used by Clang, GCC, Go, and other major language implementations. It covers the history of race detecti...

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The Ironies of Automation (1983)

Lyman Wright Bainbridge's seminal 1983 paper examines the paradoxical effects of automation: while it reduces routine workload, it simultaneously degrades operator skills, situation awareness, and vig...

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How To: Federated Stars (2024)

Forgejo has merged a federated stars feature using ActivityPub, allowing star counts to sync between origin repositories and their mirrors or forks across instances. Users can enable federation via co...

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Have the frontier labs mixed up AI safety and security?

The author argues that frontier AI labs may be conflating AI safety (alignment) with AI security (robust engineering), pointing to recent sandbox agent escapes as evidence. They contend that safety me...

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Travis Kalanick’s Atoms might be getting into the robotaxi business

Travis Kalanick's Atoms, which raised a $1.7 billion funding round earlier this year, is reportedly preparing for a hiring spree and acquisitions targeting the autonomous vehicle industry. Uber has in...

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TechCrunch Mobility: Tesla Cybercab hits the road — and a snag

Tesla's Cybercab has begun road testing, but encountered early challenges during its debut. The article highlights the vehicle's progress toward autonomous ride-hailing while noting the technical hurd...

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DIY plug-in solar gains momentum in the US

DIY plug-in solar kits are gaining popularity in the US, allowing homeowners to plug solar panels directly into standard wall outlets to offset electricity costs. Products like EcoFlow's weatherproof ...

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The purpose of DNS is to spread scams

Terence Eden highlights an Interisle report revealing that 8.5 million of the 85 million new gTLD registrations in 2025 were added to blocklists by May, suggesting a 10-20% abuse rate. The finding tha...

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A/I shuts down – Stay human

The Autistici/Inventati (A/I) collective is shutting down after 25 years, stating they were designated a global terrorist organization and that continuing operations would endanger users and community...

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It took a year to ship WebAssembly in Anubis

Anubis, a Proof-of-Work-based bot protection system, has shipped its WebAssembly implementation after a year of development. The tool combats AI scraping by imposing computational costs on requests, s...

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There's No Limit to How Bad Code Can Get

The author argues that unlike physical structures, software has no theoretical limit to how bad it can become — there is no 'floor' of code quality where the business would fail first. Using a persona...

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Radix_FW60: handheld CP/M 2.2 computer

The Radix FW60 is a ruggedized handheld CP/M computer from IBS/Radix Micro Devices, featuring a Hitachi HD64180 CPU, 128KB system RAM, and a 128KB RAM disk option. It runs Personal CP/M-80 (version 2....

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Making a Python interpreter in 1024 bytes

Austin Henley shares his challenge of building a Python-like interpreter in just 1024 bytes of C code, with no macros or external libraries. The interpreter focuses on syntax that looks like Python (d...

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NetBSD 9.5 released and EOL for netbsd-9

NetBSD 9.5 has been released as the final update for the NetBSD 9 stable branch, containing important security and stability fixes since 9.4. The netbsd-9 branch has reached end-of-life, and users are...

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Beyond ORMs

The author discusses their shift from using ORMs to working directly with databases via plain SQL, citing limitations such as lack of support for advanced SQL features (window functions, CTEs), perfor...

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See Windows CE Running On The N64

A hobbyist has successfully ported Windows CE to run on a Nintendo 64 console, leveraging the similar MIPS CPU architecture found in both the N64 and an IVM Workpad Z50. The project, documented on You...

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Farmed salmon may not be as nutritious as it once was, new research suggests

New research suggests farmed salmon may have declined in nutritional value compared to past decades, likely due to shifts in the fish's diet. The dietary changes are also having significant downstream...

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An Amazon cargo plane crashed at Miami International Airport

An Amazon cargo plane overran the runway at Miami International Airport on September 6, 2026, crashing into vehicles and causing multiple injuries. The FAA confirmed the Boeing 767-300 was operating a...

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Boox’s tiny Picco e-reader should land in November

Boox has revealed more details about its Picco e-reader ahead of IFA, featuring a 3.97-inch touchscreen e-paper display and customizable physical page-turn buttons. The device launches in November but...

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Ugreen Gallery 3 Photo frame is coming out soon

Ugreen is launching a 13.3-inch Gallery 3 digital photo frame featuring AI-powered photo upscaling for its E-Ink display. The device aims to enhance photo quality before rendering them on the e-ink sc...

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GrapheneOS Overhauled Default Apps and Secure Clipboard

GrapheneOS announced an overhaul of its default apps and secure clipboard functionality. The update involves converting system components, though details remain limited in the initial announcement.

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Your intellectual fly is open (2025)

The author argues that excessive use of LLMs to generate LinkedIn posts has become so widespread that AI-generated writing is now easily recognizable by its distinctive stylistic tells — emojis, singl...

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Onyx Boox Picco will cost $100 and release by end of 2026

Onyx Boox is launching the Picco e-reader by the end of 2026 at a budget price of $100. The device will feature page-turn buttons and a physical front light, but will not run Android, distinguishing i...