1. Apple Private Cloud Compute SoC 3 audit reports (support.apple.com)
Learn about Apple security certifications and compliance.
2. Running Doom on Our Custom CPU and Going Viral (www.armaangomes.com)
I get kidnapped by the MIG while adding DDR3 to our CPU
3. Amid Increased Scrutiny, ICE Detention and Deportation Data Goes Dark (www.themarshallproject.org)
The agency blames government shutdowns for the delay, despite billions in new funding.
5. Show HN: A self-running space economy SIM in Rust and Bevy (github.com)
Contribute to Kalcode/spaceprojectsim development by creating an account on GitHub.
7. The Birth of Prolog (1996) (dl.acm.org)
8. VTubing: How a Japanese Phenomenon Is Going Worldwide (www.tokyodev.com)
While Japanese agencies continue to dominate the industry, non-Japanese VTubers are forging their own unique paths to success.
9. How to pack ternary numbers in 8-bit bytes (compilade.net)
11. France's Anssi Will Block PQC-Free Products from Certification Starting 2027 (postquantum.com)
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12. Apple Fixes Hide My Email Vulnerability After 404 Media Coverage (www.404media.co)
For a year, Apple knew that an issue in its Hide My Email feature was exposing customers’ real email addresses. Apple only fixed the issue after 404 Media covered it.
13. Arduino Launches Plug-and-Play Modules for Long-Range Sensor Projects (www.allaboutcircuits.com)
15. Show HN: Imagin Raw – A 9MB Open-Source Alternative to Adobe Bridge for Mac (github.com)
A lightweight but powerful alternative to Adobe Bridge for Mac - cristibaluta/Imagin-Raw
16. Show HN: Read the Tape – Wordle for daytrading, five blind S&P 500 charts a day (readthetape.cc)
Five real hidden charts a day, same for everyone. Call each one, stake your share of the bonus pool, post your daily P&L.
17. A Koi Pond Mosaic Made from 10 Pounds of 3D Printer Waste (www.instructables.com)
A Koi Pond Mosaic Made From 10 Pounds of 3D Printer Waste: Every 3D printer owner ends up with quite a pile of plastic waste: failed prints, stringy purge, and the plastic purge tower left behind after a multicolor job. Over three years I saved every scrap of mine, and it added up. When I finally weighed it…
18. Israeli spyware vans infiltrate American streets and your phones (cybernews.com)
The controversial devices impersonate legitimate cell towers, compelling nearby phones to connect and revealing their unique identifiers and locations.
19. Linux kernel will support $ORIGIN, sort of (fzakaria.com)
For some reason, during TacoSprint 2026 I decided to see if we could tackle relocatable binaries in Nix.
20. Over 400 Linux CVEs published in the last 24 hours alone (lore.kernel.org)
21. The Price of Happiness (happiness-science.org)
22. Show HN: CodeAlmanac – Karpathy-style codebase wiki from your conversations (github.com)
A codebase wiki for AI coding agents. Captures what the code can't say: decisions, flows, invariants, gotchas. - AlmanacCode/codealmanac
23. Apple has decided to compete for creativity app users (alex4d.com)
24. Show HN: Ex Situ – open-source spatial index of displaced cultural artifacts (exsitu.app)
A spatial index of displaced cultural artifacts —
mapped from origin site to holding institution.
mapped from origin site to holding institution.
25. The Growing Compute Shortage (www.apollo.com)
Over the last few months, we have seen a marked shift in conversations around AI infrastructure, with debate now centered on whether the world can build enough compute fast enough to satisfy demand. Across the AI supply chain, constraints are emerging simultaneously: GPUs are scarce, memory prices are surging, TSMC capacity is effectively sold out,1 and power infrastructure has become a critical bottleneck. The result is a new form of scarcity that is beginning to reshape corporate strategy, capital allocation, and market leadership.
26. Cheap Self-Hosted Kubernetes on Hetzner Cloud (blog.qstars.nl)
This blog's starter project can be found at github.com/qstarsit/hcloud-kube-hetzner\nKubernetes is a brilliant workload API, the community has built a highly extensible standard which abstracts the underlying machines and infrastructure from our application deployments. However, the cloud-native ecosystem can come with a sense of vendor lock-in. Functionality like managed load balancing, seamless node autoscaling, extensive storage options, integrated networking, and polished operational tooling are what you pay a premium for.\n
27. Why Are There No Empires in Age of Empires? (2019) (acoup.blog)
At long last, Relic Entertainment has announced that Age of Empires 4 is coming. Strategy gamers rejoice! I am excited – I played the first one back in ’98 (I may be dating myself here)…
28. Shanay-Timpishka, a boiling hot river 700km from the nearest active volcano (terradaily.com)
The Asháninka and Shipibo people, who have lived in the central Peruvian Amazon for many centuries, have a name for it: Shanay-Timpishka. In Quechua, it
29. Show HN: Computable – Buy, sell, and redeem GPU for the exact weeks you want (www.getcomputable.com)
Computable is the first and only place where you can easily buy, sell, and redeem GPU hours across calendar weeks, with instant liquidity.
30. Motion Sensors and Home Security Gadgets Without Cameras (www.wired.com)
If you prefer not to have cameras in and around your home, try one of these more private, WIRED-tested security devices.