1. Proving a Human Wrote Something (gjtorikian.online)
I inhale and exhale.
2. Micro-SaaS Is Dead. Service With A Software Replaces It (adriengonin.com)
Private tools that never get sold, built to make one service impossible to compete with.
3. Plants vs. Zombies for PlayStation 2 (github.com)
Contribute to OptiJuegos/pvz-ps2 development by creating an account on GitHub.
4. German battery maker Varta files insolvency applications (www.reuters.com)
5. The Corporate Creep of Plex: Why it may be time to move to Jellyfin (reprodev.com)
Why Plex corporate creep restricts system freedom, how Jellyfin restores control, and why Plexamp still saves money on Spotify and Amazon Music
6. The small, real, original web (spacetimetech.wordpress.com)
The ‘small’ web, the ‘slow’ web, or the ‘indie’ web – the non corporate, original style internet we knew and loved in the 90s and early 2000s (people just …
7. The hardest way to make a GIF (blog.willgrant.org)
Everyone loves a good GIF, and my favourite (of all time) is this one (circa 2015):
8. 3GPP Version 19 (www.3gpp.org)
9. DuckPGQ – A DuckDB community extension for graph workloads (duckpgq.org)
DuckDB community extension that adds support for SQL/PGQ and graph algorithms
10. Computational chemistry, Locally? My rant on SSH (chillphysicsenjoyer.substack.com)
11. Show HN: Max Studio Tools (C++ DSP Modules for Max and Ableton Live) (github.com)
Max/MSP externals covering essential studio gear. Contribute to apresta/max-studio-tools development by creating an account on GitHub.
12. WebGPU Unleashed: A Practical Tutorial (shi-yan.github.io)
WebGPU Unleashed, your ticket to the dynamic world of graphics programming. Dive in and discover the magic of creating stunning visuals from scratch, mastering the art of real-time graphics, and unlocking the power of WebGPU - all in one captivating tutorial.
13. Apple won't let me show my app (wisedayplanner.com)
The app growth burden has strained reviewer capacity.
14. My Emacs Configuration (Dired) (eugene-andrienko.com)
Dragon’s cave with posts about IT, photography, bicycles and different DIY.
15. Writing a Debugger from Scratch (www.timdbg.com)
I’ve left the Microsoft Debugger Platform team twice, and each time I’ve started writing my own debugger. I must really like debuggers or something. This time, I have two reasons for writing a new debugger. The first is because I want to learn Rust better, and writing something I already understand pretty well seems like a good way to learn. The second reason is to make it easier for people to learn how a debugger works.
16. Fractl.art – a fractal generator with 8 octillion different patterns (fractl.art)
Explore the infinite detail of fractals — Barnsley fern, Sierpiński triangle, snowflakes, tree fractals and more.
17. Freeze-Casting (en.wikipedia.org)
18. The Secret Origins of Amazon's Alexa (www.wired.com)
In 2011, Jeff Bezos dreamt up a talking device. But making the virtual assistant sound intelligent proved far more difficult than anyone could have imagined.
19. Modula-3 History Collection on Computer History Museum (softwarepreservation.computerhistory.org)
20. Mag Computer: A Mag History of RAM (1960–2025) (magworld.pw)
22. Making Xen's dom0 I/O path NUMA aware (edera.dev)
23. Launching Health in ChatGPT to US Users (openai.com)
Health in ChatGPT now lets eligible U.S. users securely connect medical records and Apple Health to get more personalized insights and better understand their health.
24. Online Historical Encyclopaedia of Programming Languages (hopl.info)
25. Kaizen #4: Overhauled Homelab (timharek.no)
26. What If We Made Advertising Illegal? (simone.org)
What if we banned all advertising? Not regulate it—abolish it. This proposal would transform manipulation machines, and maybe save democracy itself. A thought experiment worth considering.
27. Zitron: The Subprime Datacenter Crisis (www.wheresyoured.at)
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28. BGP ORIGIN attribute manipulation and its impact on the Internet (blog.cloudflare.com)
By doing in-depth testing, we found nearly 70% of BGP paths experience ORIGIN attribute rewrites by transit providers seeking traffic advantages. We examine the global impact of this practice and argue for deprecating ORIGIN in route selection.
29. For most US drivers, EVs offer emissions benefits and cost savings (news.mit.edu)
In most U.S. zip codes, electric vehicles are cost-competitive with their gas-powered counterparts, according to a new study. And regarding emissions benefits of EVs, individual driving patterns matter as much as regional factors like the local electricity mix.
30. Tangleflow: Converts GitHub Actions workflows to tangled workflows and back (github.com)
Convert GitHub actions workflows to tangled pipelines and vice versa. - 43081j/tangleflow