Monthly Highlights
10051.
10052.
Worst Halloween candies, according to the data
(flowingdata.com)
10053.
10054.
Reddit said RSS support will cease on November 13th
(reddit.com)
10055.
10056.
Hackers identify ICE employees in data breach
(washingtonpost.com)
10057.
Show HN: Meteosource MCP server, weather data for AI assistants
(mcp.meteosource.com)
10058.
Generic Containers in C: Result
(uecker.codeberg.page)
10059.
AI is the real Soylent Green
(danaco.se)
10060.
10061.
Microsoft offers buyouts to nearly 30% of workforce
(fortune.com)
10062.
Open Source Railway Alternatives
(opensourcealternatives.to)
10063.
Generative Overload Is Killing Your Productivity
(joanwestenberg.com)
10064.
10065.
Who Watches the Watchmen?
(nihilunbounded.substack.com)
10066.
Denmark Halts Attempt to Move from MS Office to Collabora
(tomshardware.com)
10067.
Defending the patch gap against automated attackers
(blog.mozilla.org)
10068.
Text-First: If It Can Be Text, It Should Be Text
(martinbosslet.dev)
10069.
Cognitive Sovereignty and the Computable Enterprise
(foldingspace.ai)
10070.
Show HN: Panta – Open Swiss job market data
(withpanta.com)
10071.
10072.
Rest of World faces prospect of shutting down
(semafor.com)
10073.
Analysis of a cheap Android projector that ships with a malware loader for c2
(hy310.rinkleff.dev)
10074.
10075.
A Manchurian Candidate Hidden in Qwen's Weights
(edwardbenson.com)
10076.
10077.
Rebuilt the Original Social Network
(elswhr.app)
10079.
Show HN: I built Trvlrr, home for all your travels
(trvlrr.app)
10080.
Node2Shell vuln affected Python too
(opensourcemalware.com)