Reading log, 2026-W45
The best of my read-later list.
- hax0r: News for hackers and programmers hax0r.zip
Daily links from Hacker News, Lobsters, SoylentNews, Tildes and Lemmy communities, what people are discussing next to what just came out.
- so i guess everyone uses llms to think now - eva's site eva.ac
so i guess everyone uses llms to think now
- If you love a website, back it up blog.mistys-internet.website
This story starts with a little tragedy. See, I’ve got these old webpages I love to go back and look on every now and then. There’s websites that h...
- We have lift off 🚀: building a gemini server in python willmunn.xyz
7 years after its invention, I discovered the Gemini protocol. It’s a kind of “back to first principals” alternative to the web, aimed at providing value to independent content creators away from the noise, bots and trackers of the main web.
- Transformei meu Linux no TempleOS : r/linuxbrasil reddit.com
- The Story of Mel catb.org
- A Smaller Internet Can Still Be an Open One widdershins.verja.net
I read Ben Thompson’s “The End of the Internet”, and I agree with his preference for smaller communities. Where he loses me is the suggestion that the public...
- Could a modern chess engine on a Pentium have defeated Kasparov in 1996? nicholas.carlini.com
A fun experiment where I back-port all the improvements we've made to chess engines over the last 30 years and run it on a 1996 Pentium Pro to see what we could have done if only we knew more at the time.
- A Second Futamura Projection blog.veitheller.de
Two months ago, we turned compfuck back into an interpreter and wrote a specializer that, given a Brainfuck program, folded the interpreter away and left…
- On vsyscalls and the vDSO lwn.net
The 'vsyscall' and 'vDSO' segments are two mechanisms used to accelerate certain system calls i [...]
- *sshole · sshhole.com sshhole.com
openssh on musl linux has been letting people into password-less accounts since 2016.
- [SECURITY] [DSA 6607-1] apt security update lists.debian.org
- A history of backdoors blog.cryptographyengineering.com
The past several months have seen an almost eerie re-awakening of the ‘exceptional access’ debate — also known as ‘Crypto Wars’. For those just joining the deba…
- The LISP curse, now coming to your ecosystem! - Tim Zöller javahippie.net
The LISP curse is often quoted as the reason why so few libraries and reusable components exist for LISP dialects. According to the concept, LISP is so power...
- MCP Explained: how the Model Context Protocol works mcp-explained.com
Every MCP message on the wire, step by step. Transports, auth, tools, sampling, tasks, tool search and codemode. By Runlayer.
- You should absolutely download your favourite youtube videos criminallyvulgar.dev
Signal boosting Laura's post that you should absolutely download and archive the stuff that matters to you.
- SourceHut disabled registration bypass blog.arusekk.pl
You could register accounts on SourceHut instances who disabled registration
- A Look at Datastar - Noteflakes noteflakes.com
I have always been interested in frontend solutions for building web applications. Even though I'm more of a backend programmer, I really dig all the different techniques people come up with...
- The Cost of Blogging onlinegoddess.net
It’s easy enough to find a blogging platform that doesn’t cost anything to use, Bear itself has a decent enough free tier, but how many of us do end up spend...
- So my ISP was hijacking my DNS karthihegde.dev
My ISP was tampering with my DNS queries and handing back bogus IP addresses. Here are the misconceptions about DoH, DoT and DNSSEC that followed, and the setup I actually run.