Release 13 · GrapheneOS/Messaging Notable changes in version 13: Version 13 replaces the legacy interface with Jetpack Compose and Material 3. It rebuilds every screen, adds new conversation controls and large-screen support, and f...
google.com/goto: Google's anti-scraping update Google is rolling out google.com/goto redirect URLs on SERPs. Here is what changed, why it targets scrapers, and how Autom updated its Google Search API.
OpenAI agents carried out an undisclosed attack on RubyGems On May 11th, 2026, hundreds of malicious packages were uploaded to RubyGems by AI agents performing web-lookup tasks with significant overlap with the German Wiki Incident.
Don't build tools for AI agents Lots of people are making the case that we should stop building software for human users and start building it for AI agents. This kind of makes sense. For…
I spent $220 on Google app ads. 60% of the installs were robots. — Dayzle Google reported 21 installs in a day. The admin panel said 1. What the other 20 were, how a bot farm gets paid, and what we changed.
AI Agent Loop - John Oram A loop that forgets is just a faster line. The interesting property is not that agents write the software. It is that each cycle can make the next one cheaper.
Don't Give Them the Time of Day How Nix can defend against the encroachment of external influence of politics
The Advantages of Culture | Michael Gomes Vieira Many Nigerians from the Yoruba people blend a mix of red peppers together to make a versatile sauce that is often eaten with chicken, called Obe...
Large Language Models How predicting the next token across vast amounts of text turns statistical patterns into conversation, reasoning, and useful behavior.
Lotte’s Attic Megolm key confusionEstablished cryptographic algorithms like Signal’s double ratchet algorithm may include guidance or cautions for application or modifications of the parameters or construction used
Infinite-Dimensional Vectors - flo.znkr.io I don’t know why (it’s probably me) but the topic of infinite dimensions comes up regularly in conversations I am in. I don’t think I have ever done a good job in explaining what that means. This time, for sure!
Base84 deserves a place in file names The TurboCrypt file encryption tool was originally designed for Unix systems.
How my e-reader lost its stripes I’ve been a lifelong reader, which has proved a fragile habit in our era of endless trivial distraction. While books and e-ink readers solve the problem of competition for attention, they can’t compete with a phone for convenience. That tiny device in my ...
What It Actually Takes to Build Yocto Properly on Arch Linux A Yocto build on Arch Linux fails with glibc mismatches that no recipe explains. The cause: uninative.bbclass catches its own ceiling check and downgrades it to one bb.warn line, after which native sstate silently stops being shareable. Closing it took bu...
I Lost Track of What My Agents Were Doing, So I Gave Them a Shared Notebook Running parallel Claude Code sessions across a dozen repos, I kept losing the thread of long efforts that branched into many PRs and months of blockers. GitHub was the wrong place for in-flight state, a knowledge base like gbrain answered the wrong questi...
My golf simulator now hosts local LLMs The story of redmonitor — or how I turned four computers I wasn't using into a tiny private cloud, mostly because my wife wouldn't let me buy another one.
I Am a Flat-Rate Monthly Responsibility Service Most people, when asked why they do what they do, lie. This isn’t because they’re malicious but it’s because the honest justification for a career is rarely noble. It’s usually a combination of a decent paycheck, tolerable hours, and whatever neurosis you...
You Can Drop SEO I started learning web development around the time the term search engine optimization, SEO, was becoming more common. You could still see the shift between pre-SEO content and post-SEO content. A pop
The butt (of your charger) matters What's the difference between these two butts? BadButt GoodButt They do the same thing right? WRONG Power adapters (butts) seem like simple devi...
Seven years of bitwise: a weekend project, a Hackernews front page, and the long road into Debian I started bitwise because I was tired of opening the KDE calculator. Seven years, one Hacker News front page and sixteen distributions later, here’s what I learned — mostly about how hard it …
