Someone figured out how to run arbitrary code in the game Super Mario Bros via control inputs. So here's a Tool Assisted run of him winning the game with a few minutes of music video in the middle

Wholesome set of photos from Portlanders in response to Trump's bizarre attack on the city

New AI service from email company Shortwave. It's a general AI that can do all sorts of basic tasks for you, particularly scheduling things

Response to the hostile takeover of core Ruby infrastructure

One of my oldest friends has taken a new role at Mozilla as their CTO

An app to get data out of Google's Health Connect into somewhere useful

Funny language demonstration

A big Javascript app deliberately doesn't include many Javascript libraries to make their app safer, more resilient to bugs and attacks on third party software

Metrics for AAA and indie games

Obituary from a remarkable woman leading a software company in the 60s-90s

Hosting a website via SLIP on a tiny microcontroller from a drug delivery device

A list of modules you can use to patch Android apps using LSPosed / LSPatch

A mod framework for Android system and apps. Patch stuff to work better without requiring root

Problems logging in to various sites. The author is an expert in the involved technologies, having spent many years helping write the Chrome browser

1945 propaganda from the US government to returning soldiers about the threat of growing fascism within in the United States

ATProto tools for independent online communties

Weird weather pattern brings us really moist air

Chrome extension, this worked for me when every other method I know failed

Simon highlights some of the software he's written using AIs. I love how personal these are. Not a big product, just something he whipped up in a few minutes for his own use.

Famous integrated circuit turned into a woven rug

This is affecting my phone: I just don't get sounds for notifications sometimes and have been missing messages. It's a bug and it may take Google six months to fix it

A modern Windows disk space analyzer: fast using NTFS index

Interesting stories from the reality of passkeys. Particularly interested how non-technical people are getting autoenrolled with them.

Fascinating urban experiment recreated in the game

Sensitive article about the famous author's home stuffed with 20,000 books

A reverse proxy for web services but specialized to a few specific home hosting things like Immich and Nextcloud