Monthly Highlights
4531.
1Password Chrome extension is incorrectly manipulating <code> blocks (1password.community)
4532.
Court orders Samsung to stop "spying" on Texans through its TVs (sammobile.com)
4533.
Sanctum 1.0.0 Released (chants.conclave.se)
4534.
X will censor official Iranian flag emoji (twitter.com)
4535.
A new worst coder has entered the chat: vibe coding without code knowledge (stackoverflow.blog)
4536.
Djot – A light markup language (github.com)
4537.
Graphite Bomb (en.wikipedia.org)
4538.
Verifiable Brute Force Strength (gist.github.com)
4539.
Amateur sleuth earns £2M reward for exposing research fraud (thetimes.com)
4540.
Show HN: Open Coscientist – modular implementation of DeepMind's AI Co-scientist (github.com)
4541.
Official Fundraising Platform of Ukraine (u24.gov.ua)
4542.
The Brazen Illegality of Trump's Venezuela Operation (newyorker.com)
4543.
Building a CPU in Factorio: From D-Flip-Flops to an Operating System [video] (youtube.com)
4544.
AI code review needs specialized agents, not bigger models (qodo.ai)
4545.
One-Third of US Families Earn over $150k (marginalrevolution.com)
4546.
ICE Executes Arrestee (old.reddit.com)
4547.
Cloudflare defies Italy's Piracy Shield, won't block websites on 1.1.1.1 DNS (arstechnica.com)
4548.
Motorola, Intel, IBM Make a Mainframe in a PC – The PC XT/370 (2022) (thechipletter.substack.com)
4549.
Rendering graphics in 500 lines of bare C++ (haqr.eu)
4550.
39C3: Fraudsters Defrauded the Deutschlandticket of Millions (heise.de)
4551.
You Can't Block Space Internet (lawfaremedia.org)
4552.
The Raster Tragedy in Skia (skia.org)
4553.
Atmospheric Computing (pfrazee.com)
4554.
Gladys West, GPS pioneer and mathematician, dies at 95 (npr.org)
4555.
Gleam: The happy holidays release 2025 (gleam.run)
4556.
Russia's disinformation campaign about Bulgaria's transition to the euro (unn.ua)
4557.
Ericsson Doing Quiet Layoffs
4558.
Show HN: MCP Server for Job Search (github.com)
4559.
Making end-to-end encrypted AI chat feel like logging in (confer.to)
4560.
The modern peril of the availability heuristic (behavioraleconomics.com)