Stories posted this day, by points. Rank history starts with the October 2026 rebuild.
843 points by todsacerdoti | 541 comments
A Krebs on Security article examining how each of the First Amendment's protections—speech, press, religion, assembly, petition—is facing threats.
620 points by robin_reala | 82 comments
Blog post by goto80 announcing that the demoscene has been recognized as national UNESCO intangible heritage in Sweden following an application he co-wrote with Ziphoid.
607 points by neilk | 110 comments
Carl Sverre's blog post launching Graft, an open-source transactional storage engine for lazy, partial replication with strong consistency backed by object storage.
571 points by tantalor | 271 comments
9to5Google article reporting that PayPal's Honey browser extension has lost about 4 million Chrome users after revelations about its shady affiliate tactics.
567 points by 2bluesc | 114 comments
DoublePulsar blog post on Medium alleging Oracle tried to hide a serious cybersecurity incident in its SaaS service from customers.
479 points by tosh | 174 comments
Chrome for Developers blog post announcing that the HTML <select> element can now be fully styled with CSS using appearance: base-select.
443 points by jedeusus | 139 comments
Go Optimization Guide is a series of technical articles on patterns and techniques for writing high-performance Go applications.
401 points by ascorbic | 280 comments
Nature news article about a new antibiotic molecule, found in soil from a technician's garden, that kills drug-resistant bacteria via a novel mechanism.
393 points by serjester | 230 comments
Blog post by Sergey Filimonov arguing AI agents should prioritize reliability over expanded capability, critiquing flight-booking demos.
392 points by mraniki | 275 comments
A Composio blog post comparing the coding abilities of Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro and Anthropic's Claude 3.7 Sonnet.
386 points by ilikepi | 219 comments
A 2018 blog post from The PhCheese explaining that white crystals on aged cheese are often calcium lactate rather than mold.
379 points by jcartw | 62 comments
Ben Eater's project page documenting how to build a programmable 8-bit computer on breadboards from simple logic gates, with videos, parts lists, and schematics.
361 points by charleshan | 89 comments
GitHub repository for KOReader, an open-source ebook reader supporting PDF, DjVu, EPUB, FB2 and more on Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook, Cervantes and Android.
333 points by instagraham | 276 comments
Smithsonian Magazine Smart News article on a JWST-based study finding most distant galaxies rotate clockwise, with possible explanations including a black-hole universe.
214 points by ColinWright | 30 comments
200 points by jxmorris12 | 84 comments
176 points by lharries | 103 comments
164 points by ryanjamurphy | 135 comments
132 points by ghuntley | 196 comments
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81 points by jgrahamc | 14 comments
71 points by ingve | 66 comments
68 points by tosh | 48 comments
64 points by janandonly | 45 comments
64 points by ingve | 5 comments
56 points by meetpateltech | 8 comments
