Changing how we develop Ladybird(ladybird.org)
811 points by EdwinHoksberg | 515 comments
Ladybird blog post by Andreas Kling announcing the project will stop accepting public pull requests, with code changes made only by maintainers ahead of alpha.
Stories posted this day, by points. Rank history starts with the October 2026 rebuild.
811 points by EdwinHoksberg | 515 comments
Ladybird blog post by Andreas Kling announcing the project will stop accepting public pull requests, with code changes made only by maintainers ahead of alpha.
531 points by toomuchtodo | 201 comments
The Register article reporting that the UK Government Digital Service replaced Stripe with Dutch provider Adyen for GOV.UK Pay, adding pay-by-bank options.
490 points by speckx | 202 comments
University of Rochester news article about a new desalination method that turns ocean water into drinking water without producing waste brine.
474 points by logicprog | 478 comments
A data analysis of rsync releases measuring bugs per 10 commits with a permutation test to assess whether Claude-assisted development increased bugs.
454 points by coffeemug | 104 comments
GitHub repository for pg_durable, Microsoft's open-source PostgreSQL extension providing durable execution of workflows inside the database.
415 points by janpot | 256 comments
BBC News live coverage of astronauts being told to return to the International Space Station after sheltering during air leak repairs.
405 points by mimorigasaka | 211 comments
arXiv paper analyzing and identifying a space-based GNSS interference source causing wide-area interference events over Europe, Greenland, and Canada since 2019.
385 points by ingve | 277 comments
Herb Sutter's blog post announcing that "C++: The Documentary" premiered on YouTube, with reflections on participating alongside Bjarne Stroustrup and others.
384 points by theanonymousone | 120 comments
Google blog post announcing Gemma 4 models trained with Quantization-Aware Training to cut memory use and improve on-device performance on mobile and laptops.
338 points by jsve | 242 comments
Blog post by Sumner Evans arguing against the Conventional Commits standard, saying it encourages focus on the wrong things and fails to deliver on its promises.
230 points by orgonon | 114 comments
193 points by hakonbogen | 816 comments
141 points by chilipepperhott | 70 comments
140 points by prestoj | 12 comments
133 points by supermatou | 68 comments
111 points by maxall4 | 66 comments
72 points by speckx | 41 comments
52 points by num42 | 2 comments