Fix encrypted downloads of books so they can be read with standard tools

Thoughtful comments on not letting prolix AI make work for people

Satellite ISP lists addresses for all its terrestrial exchanges

Experimental UI for Linux: a tiling window manager that also has an infinite scrolling system

Interview with game lead saying he likes the idea of an open source release for Factorio some day

Some bits about a gay couple of Nevada City who were graphic designers

A human cry for some relief in the face of AI escalation

Simple instructional site for teaching people how to take screenshots on a variety of computers

Employee #4 at Google and their first HR person, she is now working on a book.

A typing teacher / test webapp, very nicely designed

Funny list of common AI errors

A buying guide to running local LLMs on Wintel hardware

Street art duo, did a fun piece in Houston

Someone making a new set of idiosyncratic fonts for plotters, etc

A remarkably impressive EE hacker building various USB devices

A self-hosted cloud file service, sort of like a private Dropbox

A remarkable person, a pilot and also a committed crossdresser

Database exploration tool now has a thoughtful AI integration with SQL-aware agent tools

Person who runs a bunch of custom Wiki websites writes about abuse from scrapers

SpaceX S-1 means we finally have hard data on the Starlink ISP business

Astonishing piece of demoscene art, a whole piece in 16 bytes of x86 machine language

Stanford student who did some remarkable journalism. He wrote a great NYT op/ed about AI and ethics at Stanford recently

Oyster feed party in Japan, looks like a lot of fun

A sharp and despairing essay about the cynicism of Stanford students using AI tools and chasing success

Project to rescue manuals destined for the trash and digitize them instead

Some promising steps in an important part of the push to end passwords. You can move your passkey credentials between apps.

The big conservative subreddit was entirely dominated by a couple of Russian accounts, now banned

Various options for wiping an SSD. There's a neat crypto option by default that is nearly instant, but only some drives have it

A 2FA app that spots cool numbers like 80085 and tells you about them

Handy roundup of USB protocol and charging variants

Modernize your Linux environment by moving config files into $HOME/.config where you can

Podcast promoter books random guests with the wrong Kyle, who gamely interviews them anyway. Hilarity ensues.

Another third party GitHub uptime monitor. This one is less apocalyptic than the unofficial monitor but may give a better picture of casual usability

Exploration of security concerns of containers and the practicality of using VMs to run untrusted code like AI agents

Huge 2021 government survey of household health In India of over 600,000 households. Includes a remarkable amount of detail.

Yet another bootable rescue / tool system

Silly daily game, nicely made

In 1901 visitors entered through the legs of an odd statue of a gold miner