DeskHop – Fast Desktop Switching(github.com)
1196 points by rcarmo | 259 comments
GitHub repository for DeskHop, an open-source Pico-based device for quickly switching keyboard and mouse between two computers.
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1196 points by rcarmo | 259 comments
GitHub repository for DeskHop, an open-source Pico-based device for quickly switching keyboard and mouse between two computers.
949 points by ano-ther | 998 comments
U.S. EIA Today in Energy article reporting that Vogtle Unit 3, the first new U.S. nuclear reactor since 2016, has entered commercial operation.
798 points by brw | 181 comments
Interactive Three.js demo rendering a 3D wireframe indoor map of Shinjuku Station by floor, built from Japan MLIT open indoor map data.
537 points by _ihaque | 237 comments
London Review of Books essay by Jonah Goodman on the history of endemic goitre in Switzerland and the campaign against it.
488 points by jasonjmcghee | 171 comments
GitHub repository for Rem, an open source macOS app that locally records everything you view on an Apple Silicon computer so you can search it later.
466 points by ssgodderidge | 594 comments
The Verge news article reporting that The New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging millions of its articles were copied to train ChatGPT and Copilot models.
453 points by raimue | 178 comments
A comparison table of the CPUs in modern USB-C wall chargers versus the Apollo 11 Guidance Computer, covering clock speed, RAM, storage, and instruction sets.
422 points by ruik | 354 comments
Kaspersky Securelist research post analyzing the Operation Triangulation iPhone attack chain and the undocumented hardware feature exploited via CVE-2023-38606.
400 points by jarmitage | 133 comments
Communications of the ACM research article by Brown, Hermans, and Margulieux on ten findings about learning that software developers should know.
395 points by philo23 | 110 comments
Homepage of Valetudo, open-source software that replaces the cloud backend of robot vacuums so they can operate locally without cloud connectivity.
386 points by airstrike | 222 comments
Ars Technica article on Operation Triangulation, a four-year campaign that backdoored iPhones of Kaspersky employees using an exploit abusing a secret hardware feature.
319 points by alexzeitler | 224 comments
The Verge news article reporting that Amazon Prime Video will begin showing ads on January 29th, 2024, unless subscribers pay an extra monthly fee.
319 points by p_l | 37 comments
37C3 Relive video recording page for the talk "Breaking DRM in Polish trains", an unprocessed stream dump hosted by the Chaos Computer Club.
211 points by michaefe | 94 comments
208 points by saliagato | 238 comments
197 points by lionkor | 49 comments
170 points by thunderbong | 118 comments
137 points by fs111 | 10 comments
136 points by CoreyFieldens | 74 comments
117 points by pabs3 | 20 comments
108 points by h2odragon | 60 comments
107 points by todsacerdoti | 56 comments
92 points by Looky1173 | 55 comments
81 points by blueridge | 23 comments
65 points by hnu0847 | 37 comments
65 points by andsoitis | 13 comments
63 points by ColinWright | 39 comments