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Juggler is an open-source GUI coding agent designed for developers who demand hands-on control over their LLM interactions. It offers a visual workbench where conversations are structured as editable trees rather than linear transcripts.

Explanation of everything you can see in htop/top on Linux, including load averages, process states, and memory usage.

Intel has started shipping high-volume logic chips made with ASML's High NA EUV technology, marking a significant milestone in the development of extreme ultraviolet lithography. The company is using High NA EUV to pattern selected Intel 18A layers, with products already shipping to customers at yields matched to those achieved on ASML's existing NXE EUV platform.

A new open-source project creates a secure USB drive with a hidden encrypted vault, protecting user data from unauthorized access. The Phantomdrive project utilizes a CH569 chip and SD card for storage, ensuring data security through AES-256 encryption and a custom key derivation function.

Telegram's t.me domain has been suspended, leading to outages and broken links worldwide. The suspension, which was implemented at the registry level, prevents the domain from resolving in the global Domain Name System (DNS).

Learn how to improve the performance of your SQLite database by running ANALYZE, cleaning up the database, and using efficient backup methods. Discover the benefits of using SQLite and how to overcome common challenges.

Moonshine Micro is an open-source AI toolkit that enables voice interfaces for microcontrollers, with speech recognition and TTS capabilities in under 500kb. The toolkit includes voice-activity detection, command recognition, and neural speech synthesis, and can run on resource-constrained systems like the Raspberry Pi RP2350.

Kokoro, a high-quality text-to-speech model, delivers exceptional results without compromising privacy, and can be set up locally on a CPU, ensuring fast and efficient speech synthesis.

A new X11 server implementation written entirely in x86_64 Assembly, offering a lightweight and efficient alternative to traditional X servers. Frame, the brainchild of Norwegian FOSS developer Geir Isene, boasts a mere 20 thousand lines of code, significantly less than the 4 million lines of code in X11.

Clx is a cross-platform ahead-of-time Lua compiler and runtime that generates standalone native executables through modern C++20 toolchains.

Kani is an open-source verification tool that integrates with the standard Rust toolchain, checking for safety and correctness of Rust code. It uses model checking to analyze Rust programs, providing a powerful tool for developers to ensure the reliability of their code.

A partial port of Kubernetes to TypeScript makes it possible to run clusters in the browser, with pod lifecycles, cluster DNS and networking, and more. The demo is a webernetes cluster that runs entirely in the browser, doing much of the same work as a real Kubernetes cluster.

The author delves into the complexities of reporting free or used memory in modern operating systems, specifically FreeBSD, and discovers issues with the `btop` tool. A fix is proposed and implemented, providing a more accurate representation of memory usage.

Exploring alternatives to run CUDA on non-Nvidia hardware, including HIP, SYCL, and ROCm.

Cloudflare's Images team found a race condition bug in the hyper HTTP library, causing truncated large image responses over sockets. The bug was fixed with a simple flush before shutdown.

Samsung Health introduces a controversial AI data consent toggle that blocks backups and threatens deletion if users opt out. The move raises concerns about data privacy and the use of personal health information for AI training.

SpaceX has applied to the FCC for permission to launch 100,000 more Starlink satellites, promising 'ultra-low-latency' multi-gigabit symmetrical broadband. The move could redefine the scale of satellite broadband, but faces opposition from astromers and rival services.

The QuadRF, a phased-array radio built around a Raspberry Pi 5 and an FPGA board, can spot drones and see WiFi through walls, raising concerns about security and surveillance. Its advanced signal processing and beamforming capabilities make it a powerful tool for both legitimate and malicious uses.

A Uniqlo t-shirt features an obfuscated bash script that has been decoded, revealing a Peace for All message. The script uses base64 encoding and eval to print a happy Easter egg message.

A new MPMC queue design ensures bounded waiting times, preventing starvation and ensuring efficient data transfer between producers and consumers. The queue's performance has been benchmarked, showing promising results.

Cloudflare introduces Meerkat, a globally distributed consensus service designed to handle strong consistency across its 330+ data centers. Meerkat uses QuePaxa, a 2023 algorithm that eliminates leader elections and timeouts, providing higher availability than traditional consensus algorithms like Raft.

NVIDIA’s 45 °C liquid‑cooling design eliminates traditional tower‑chiller water consumption and cuts cooling energy by up to 4 % per degree, but it also introduces new design constraints.

Cloudflare has introduced self-managed OAuth, enabling developers to create and manage their own OAuth clients for delegated access to the Cloudflare API. This move aims to unlock the Cloudflare app ecosystem, allowing for more integrations and a broader range of applications.

Zig's new bitCast semantics improve code safety and performance by reinterpreting logical bits of one type as another, enabling more efficient and reliable data type conversions.

Enterprise leaders must blend robust engineering, observability, and governance to make autonomous AI agents dependable and safe at scale.

Google reports that IPv6 now carries 50% of its traffic, a milestone that forces enterprises to rethink network strategy and security posture.