New revelations confirm widespread recording of personal activities via AI and wearable devices. What this means for privacy and security remains unclear.
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Herdr Is Joining Y Combinator. The Runtime Stays Open
Herdr has announced its acceptance into Y Combinator, with its runtime continuing to operate openly. Details on implications and next steps are emerging.
Libexpat Now Funded By The City Of Munich For Up To 6 Months
The City of Munich has announced funding for libexpat, a platform supporting expatriates, for up to six months to enhance community integration.
Turning A Dumb AC Unit Smart (Without Losing My Security Deposit)
Learn practical steps to upgrade a non-smart AC unit with smart features safely, avoiding damage or losing your security deposit.
Superlogical
Superlogical has announced a new tool designed to improve logical reasoning and decision-making processes, aiming to assist developers and businesses.
Decker, A Platform That Builds On The Legacy Of Hypercard And Classic macOS
Decker is a new platform that builds on the legacy of Hypercard and classic macOS, aiming to revive and modernize nostalgic computing experiences.
Jack Dorsey Launches Buzz To Combine Team Chat, AI Agents And Git Hosting
Jack Dorsey unveils Buzz, a new platform combining team chat, AI agents, and Git hosting, aiming to streamline developer collaboration.
I Joined The IndieWeb, Here’s What I Learned
A detailed account of joining the IndieWeb movement, what I learned, and its implications for online identity and decentralization.
In Emacs, Everything Looks Like A Service
Emacs now treats all components as services, signaling a shift towards modular, service-based architecture in this longstanding text editor.
Buried Apple Feature Turns An iPhone Into The Perfect Kids’ Dumb Phone
A buried Apple feature allows users to transform an iPhone into a simple, kid-friendly device, making it a potential alternative to traditional dumb phones.