Stories posted this day, by points. Rank history starts with the October 2026 rebuild.
951 points by anticorporate | 224 comments
Whistleblower Aid news release alleging Harvard dismantled a team studying the Facebook Files after a $500M Chan Zuckerberg Initiative donation.
578 points by c5karl | 144 comments
Troy Hunt's blog post reflecting on ten years of running the Have I Been Pwned data breach notification service.
517 points by filleokus | 1022 comments
Spotify newsroom post by CEO Daniel Ek announcing December 2023 organizational changes, including a roughly 17% reduction in total headcount.
482 points by sarahboyce | 166 comments
Official Django blog post announcing the release of Django 5.0, highlighting features like database-computed default values and generated model fields.
432 points by grecy | 234 comments
US Justice Department press release on Trevor Jacob, a Santa Barbara County YouTuber sentenced to 6 months in prison for obstructing the federal probe into his staged plane crash.
431 points by loopion | 111 comments
A browser-based nuclear reactor simulator game from the University of Manchester's Dalton Nuclear Institute, developed by PlayGen.
430 points by ta988 | 448 comments
Washington Post article reporting that misinformation researcher Joan Donovan alleges in a whistleblower complaint that Harvard ousted her to appease Meta.
414 points by ingve | 73 comments
Dogbolt Decompiler Explorer is a web tool for uploading a small binary and comparing output from multiple decompilers like Ghidra, Hex-Rays, angr and Binary Ninja side by side.
348 points by DitheringIdiot | 418 comments
A blog post from Practical Betterments explaining which smart TV picture settings, like motion smoothing, to turn off for a more faithful image.
322 points by skilled | 313 comments
Binarly research post from November 29, 2023 on LogoFAIL, UEFI firmware image-parser vulnerabilities that let manipulated boot logos bypass Secure Boot.
319 points by apwheele | 131 comments
Blog post by Andrew P. Wheeler arguing that forecasts, such as Richard Rosenfeld's national crime rate forecasts in The Criminologist, should include error bars.
188 points by todsacerdoti | 143 comments
169 points by LorenDB | 158 comments
163 points by CTOSian | 75 comments
138 points by EndXA | 16 comments
103 points by sunxfancy | 4 comments
98 points by LaSombra | 8 comments
93 points by ohjeez | 7 comments
87 points by todsacerdoti | 30 comments
82 points by ash | 55 comments
73 points by bookofjoe | 36 comments
63 points by alwillis | 39 comments
57 points by JetSpiegel | 17 comments