Monthly Highlights
271.
Show HN: Open-Source eInk Bike Computer
(opentrailpaper.com)
272.
A website for debloated open source alternatives
(debloat.dev)
273.
AI handles incidents, engineers lose touch with their systems
(sylvainkalache.com)
274.
275.
Asahi Linux Progress Report: Linux 7.2
(asahilinux.org)
276.
Bug Blindness
(danluu.com)
277.
The Nixpkgs core team has disbanded
(discourse.nixos.org)
279.
EVE Online moves to Python 3
(eveonline.com)
280.
Pre-Release of Polars 2.0
(pola.rs)
281.
GPU World
(gpuworld.org)
282.
I think the military commissary's freezers were hacked
(signalandsilence.substack.com)
283.
A walkable ASCII cyberpunk city in one HTML file [video]
(youtube.com)
284.
Breaking Claude Code Opus 5 Auto Mode
(embracethered.com)
285.
286.
RISC-V: They Should Have Known Better
(dmitry.gr)
287.
Fairphone is now officially available in the United States
(fairphone.com)
288.
Don't Wordle
(dontwordle.com)
289.
290.
Damn fine tiny cafe
(sandyuraz.com)
291.
Just the rumour of a bug is enough to find an exploit these days
(anil.recoil.org)
292.
Doomscrolling ourselves to death
(edwest.co.uk)
293.
Taxi drivers rarely die of Alzheimer's
(theconversation.com)
294.
Sticky wage norms and the real wage cost of unexpected inflation
(bfi.uchicago.edu)
295.
The other Sean Byrne doesn't exist
(conic.al)
296.
297.
Japan tried to build an operating system for the world, the US intervened
(xda-developers.com)
298.
299.
London Underground begins scanning passengers' faces
(btp.police.uk)
300.
What Happened to HackerOne?
(blog.teknogeek.io)