Notes on debugging HotSpot's JIT compilation (2023)(jornvernee.github.io)

54 points by lichtenberger 2 years ago | 26 comments

Evading JavaScript anti-debugging techniques(nullpt.rs)

170 points by hazebooth 3 years ago | 45 comments

Raku: A language for gremlins(buttondown.email)

355 points by azhenley 3 years ago | 180 comments

Hillel Wayne's Computer Things newsletter post describing the Raku programming language as a quirky language 'by gremlins, for gremlins'.

Show HN: Huzzah – a novel approach to coding with AI(danielvaughn.dev)

334 points by danielvaughn 2 months ago | 178 comments

Blog post introducing Huzzah, an experimental editor where you write pseudocode that is synced to real source code by AI on save, with the pseudocode kept as intent.

Netscape Meteors(erynwells.me)

369 points by ingve 3 years ago | 108 comments

A personal blog post recounting a search for the original 60×60 pixel Netscape Navigator "meteors" throbber animation.

Educational Codebases(buttondown.email)

57 points by azhenley 3 years ago | 16 comments

What your Bluetooth devices reveal(blog.dmcc.io)

501 points by ssgodderidge 8 months ago | 182 comments

A personal blog journal post from January 2026 about what nearby Bluetooth devices reveal about their owners, apparently introducing a tool called Bluehood.

Turn Dependabot off(words.filippo.io)

606 points by todsacerdoti 8 months ago | 178 comments

Filippo Valsorda's blog post arguing that Dependabot is a noise machine and should be turned off, especially for security alerts in the Go ecosystem.

My rude-ass car(neverbeclever.org)

399 points by isoprophlex 3 years ago | 418 comments

A personal blog post venting about the poor, intrusive software in the author's modern car and the broader enshittification of vehicles.

Pwnd Blaster: Hacking your PC using your speaker without ever touching it(blog.nns.ee)

650 points by xx_ns 4 months ago | 106 comments

Blog post describing vulnerabilities in the Creative Sound Blaster Katana V2X speaker letting nearby attackers turn it into a spying tool and Rubber Ducky without pairing.

Your MCU likely escaped the eMudhra intermediate CA compromise(danielmangum.com)

47 points by hasheddan 4 days ago | 28 comments

Blog post explaining why microcontroller-based IoT devices are likely unaffected by the eMudhra intermediate CA private key compromise, due to minimal pinned root CA bundles.

Building a personal, private AI computer on a budget(ewintr.nl)

339 points by marban 1 year ago | 203 comments

A personal blog post describing how the author built a budget computer for running AI models locally and privately.