Monthly Highlights
7771.
7772.
7773.
Hackers hijack Google domains after breaching ccTLD registries
(bleepingcomputer.com)
7774.
European Processor Initiative Concluded
(european-processor-initiative.eu)
7775.
Mistral Large 4, a.k.a. Le Chonk
(twitter.com)
7776.
Black Death hits Russia. It never really went away.
(intellinews.com)
7777.
Live vote counting for Brazilian Presidential elections
(resultados.tse.jus.br)
7778.
OpenAI withdraws three of their recent manuscripts
(github.com)
7780.
Expanding the Cyber Verification Program
(anthropic.com)
7781.
7782.
7784.
7785.
7786.
Food Atlas: Connections behind the dishes we love
(knowledgeartist.org)
7787.
Show HN: Slash Anywhere – custom slash commands that work everywhere you type
(slashanywhere.com)
7788.
Work Loudly
(ben.balter.com)
7789.
The euphemism treadmill: the lifecycle of derogatory labels
(wynguist.com)
7790.
Microsoft Doubles Down on Rust
(infoworld.com)
7791.
2016 – 2026 – The Worst Decade Of Entertainment [video]
(youtube.com)
7792.
Show HN: I gave my Pi agent eyes on X
(github.com)
7793.
7794.
The Quasi-Riemann Hypothesis [pdf]
(github.com)
7795.
13% of my website visitors block Google Analytics
(markosaric.com)
7796.
The Strange Power of Coincidence
(theatlantic.com)
7797.
7798.
7799.
Back to BASICs with a Pro Micro Microcontroller
(kevinboone.me)
7800.
Used Processor Leads to Game Ban
(hardware.slashdot.org)