September 2025 Archive
1891.
FBI ex-chief Comey criminally charged as Trump targets critics, source says (reuters.com)
1892.
A coin flip by any other name (2023) (cgad.ski)
1893.
Show HN: VoiceGecko – System-wide voice-to-text that types anywhere (voicegecko.io)
1894.
Hi No Youjin (aethermug.com)
1895.
Museum of Color (emergencemagazine.org)
1896.
Godot 4.5, making dreams accessible – Godot Engine (godotengine.org)
1897.
FDA takes action to make a treatment available for autism symptoms (fda.gov)
1898.
C++26: Erroneous behaviour (sandordargo.com)
1899.
Grocery prices have jumped up, and there's no relief in sight (npr.org)
1900.
The Gold Card (whitehouse.gov)
1901.
Warp Code: the fastest way from prompt to production (warp.dev)
1902.
President Trump Signs Technology Prosperity Deal with United Kingdom (whitehouse.gov)
1903.
BMW kills Home Assistant integration to “protect security” [video] (youtube.com)
1904.
Show HN: Veena Chromatic Tuner (play.google.com)
1905.
Show HN: Cap'n-rs – Rust implementation of Cloudflare's Cap'n Web protocol (github.com)
1906.
Teens turned their rooms into tech-free zones. This was the result (bbc.co.uk)
1907.
A better future for JavaScript that won't happen (drewdevault.com)
1908.
Chrome extension that replaces occurrences of 'the cloud' with 'my butt' (github.com)
1909.
Show HN: WebRTC LAN Baby Monitor for iOS and iPadOS (apps.apple.com)
1910.
New bill would give Marco Rubio 'thought police' power to revoke US passports (theintercept.com)
1911.
Walking around the compiler (bernsteinbear.com)
1912.
Insufficiently sanitized data allows unauthenticated access to FreePBX Admin (labs.watchtowr.com)
1913.
K2-think: A parameter-efficient reasoning system (arxiv.org)
1914.
A fast, strong, topologically meaningful and fun knot invariant (arxiv.org)
1915.
Goldman Sachs says AI still not showing up in companies' bottom lines (businessinsider.com)
1916.
A string formatting library in 65 lines of C++ (riki.house)
1917.
The Rise and Fall of the British Detective Novel (2010) (historytoday.com)
1918.
Haydex: From Zero to 178.6B rows a second in 30 days (axiom.co)
1919.
Shoes, Algernon, Pangea, and sea peoples (dynomight.net)
1920.
JackTrip: Multi-machine audio network performance over the Internet (github.com)