▸ Federal prosecutors charged an Atlanta man with obstruction after his GrapheneOS phone wiped during a CBP inspection — the government's theory is that...
▸ Chinese labs (DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi, GLM) are shipping frontier-class weights under permissive licenses while OpenAI and Anthropic ship API endpoints a...
▸ Sem is a new code-understanding primitive that treats functions, classes, and modules as first-class entities tracked across Git history — not text po...
▸ A developer rebuilt a PlayStation-era 3D renderer in software — no GPU, no shaders, just integer math and a framebuffer.
▸ A viral longread on elevator dispatch systems has developers rediscovering that Mitsubishi and Otis solved constrained multi-agent scheduling decades ...
▸ BMW owners are getting full-screen Spider-Man: Brand New Day promos on their infotainment displays — some report the ads interrupting navigation.
▸ Three coordinated-star repos have held GitHub Trending slots for ~72 hours with no takedown or statement from GitHub.
▸ The FCC is moving to require carriers to verify government IDs for every wireless subscriber — prepaid included — killing the burner-phone threat mode...
▸ Tailscale published a rare thing: a security vendor explaining, in public, why their product did not prevent a customer's intrusion.
▸ Leo de Moura published a postmortem for issue #14576 — a soundness bug in Lean's trusted kernel, the exact thing a proof assistant is supposed to make...
▸ European police have now cited GrapheneOS itself as probable cause in multiple cases since 2024 — the new report from the project's own forum is the f...
▸ England and Wales' College of Policing issued formal guidance telling officers to stop using generative AI to draft witness statements and case files ...
▸ A decompiled Pokemon Emerald port to WebAssembly is benchmarking at ~100,000 frames per second in a browser tab, roughly 1,666x the GBA's native 60 FP...
▸ British police typed an IP address into a records system without an underscore separator, matched the wrong subscriber, and jailed an innocent man for...
▸ Raspberry Pi 5 now ships in a 16GB configuration at $350 via Adafruit, doubling the previous top-end 8GB SKU.
▸ PgDog is a sharding proxy that puts vanilla Postgres on each shard — no forked engine, no managed-only lock-in.
▸ Anthropic rewrote the Claude Code CLI in Rust and ships it as a single static binary, ending the Node install-dance.
▸ The Court of Justice of the EU ruled that VPNs are legitimate technical tools and cannot be treated as inherently infringing infrastructure.
▸ Krebs details how off-brand Android TV boxes and sticks arrive from the factory already enrolled in the BadBox 2.0 botnet, turning buyers into unwitti...
▸ fork() duplicates the parent's page tables just to throw them out in exec() — for a 100GB JVM or Redis instance, that's hundreds of ms of pure waste.