Twelve Ways to Be Wrong About AI-Assisted Coding (via ubernostrum) — discussion

#practices

OpenSMTPD Is The Mail Server For The Future (via ggpsv) — discussion

#email #openbsd

Aggressive AI scrapers are making it kinda suck to run wikis (via jmillikin) — discussion

#web

Waterfox Release 6.6.13 removes Startpage as default search provider (via metahost) — discussion

#browsers

The Mislabeled Bricks of Utopia (via ezri) — discussion

#philosophy

Staged publishing for npm packages (via jonchurch) — discussion

#javascript #nodejs #security

An OpenAI model has disproved a central conjecture in discrete geometry (via jo3_l) — discussion

#ai #math

Who Builds a House Without Drawing Blueprints? (2015) (via typesanitizer) — discussion

#formalmethods

Why does the arrow (->) operator in C exist? (via spc476) — discussion

#c #historical

Chromium publishes fixed exploit 4 years later, turns out it's actually unfixed (via hugoarnal) — discussion

#browsers #security

Yearslong fight over users' right to tweak smart TV software heads to trial (via gnafuthegreat) — discussion

#hardware #law

XSS Is Deadly for Passkeys: The Hidden Risk of Attestation None (via fazalmajid) — discussion

#security

Logic bug in the Linux kernel's __ptrace_may_access() function (CVE-2026-46333) (via fro) — discussion

#linux #security

Notes on I2C (via fish) — discussion

#hardware

the may 2026 fedi software vulnerability (via untitaker) — discussion

#security

How cross-thread double free detection could work in glibc malloc (by kenballus) — discussion

#c #linux #security

Golfing Zig ELF Binaries (2025) (via jstrieb) — discussion

#programming #unix #zig

C++26: More function wrappers (via raymii) — discussion

#c++

modulejail: Proactively shrink a Linux host's kernel-module attack surface by blacklisting every module not currently in use (via Volt4ire) — discussion

#linux #security

Grafana Labs GitHub repos breached via TanStack npm supply chain attack (via ABGEO) — discussion

#javascript #security