July 2026 Archive
7861.
Pegasus: The evolution of the most notorious spyware system
(securitylab.amnesty.org)
7862.
Next chapter: Restructuring GitHub's bug bounty program
(github.blog)
7863.
Two month calendar format for pocket notebooks
(ratfactor.com)
7865.
Jensen Huang defends Chinese AI amid Kimi panic
(axios.com)
7866.
7867.
Characterizing Metastable Faults and Failures
(muratbuffalo.blogspot.com)
7868.
7869.
World of Text
(yourworldoftext.com)
7870.
Thinking Machines dropped RoPE, and it's a good idea
(idlemachines.co.uk)
7871.
Why not just publish the votes?
(sweatofthebrow.blogspot.com)
7872.
You've Been Pressing That Button Your Whole Life
(arram.substack.com)
7873.
Intelligence from Learnable Novelty
(arxiv.org)
7874.
7875.
RefluXFS: A Linux Kernel Local Privilege Escalation to Root in XFS
(blog.qualys.com)
7876.
7877.
As the cost of aging soars, families' wealth is evaporating
(washingtonpost.com)
7878.
PyPI now rejects new files after 14 days
(lwn.net)
7879.
7880.
One (strange) particle could soon rewrite our laws of gravity
(sciencefocus.com)
7881.
The Space Force is now seeking to buy up to $30B in rocket launches
(arstechnica.com)
7882.
I Killed an AI-Generated Essay During Its Defence
(medium.com)
7883.
7884.
How AI Is Changing Open Source
(enblog.eischmann.cz)
7885.
China begins mass production chipmaking machines following breakthrough
(tomshardware.com)
7886.
Show HN: The Posting Substack API
(apisubstack.com)
7887.
France Approves Automated, Real-Time Blocking of Pirate Sports Streams
(torrentfreak.com)
7888.
Spoke Head Identification Chart
(mrrabbit.net)
7889.
What happened to the tea.xyz spam wave
(nesbitt.io)
7890.
Encryption in the 1790s
(hackaday.com)