Monthly Highlights
1711.
Revocation of X.509 Certificates
(blog.apnic.net)
1712.
1713.
OpenAI: Workspace Agents for Business
(openai.com)
1714.
Building a framework-agnostic Ruby gem (and making sure it doesn't break)
(newsletter.masilotti.com)
1715.
RSoC 2026: A new CPU scheduler for Redox OS
(redox-os.org)
1716.
Zulip 12.0 Released
(blog.zulip.com)
1717.
Magic by return of post: How mail order delivered the occult
(publicdomainreview.org)
1718.
Doing Impressions: Monet's Early Caricatures (ca. late 1850s)
(publicdomainreview.org)
1721.
There's yet another study about how bad AI is for our brains
(engadget.com)
1722.
1723.
Smart TV tracking raises privacy concerns (2024)
(ucl.ac.uk)
1724.
Things C++26 define_static_array can't do
(quuxplusone.github.io)
1725.
Plague Ships (2020)
(afloat.com.au)
1726.
Reducto releases Deep Extract
(reducto.ai)
1727.
Google investing up to $40B in Anthropic
(bloomberg.com)
1728.
The George Business, by Roger Zelazny (1980)
(eternal-flame.org)
1729.
1730.
Scientists are working on "everything vaccines"
(economist.com)
1731.
1732.
Sergey Brin Confronted Gavin Newsom
(bloomberg.com)
1734.
Agents Aren't Coworkers, Embed Them in Your Software
(feldera.com)
1735.
1736.
Global freedom declined for the 20th consecutive year in 2025
(freedomhouse.org)
1737.
Mythos is shaping up to be a nothingburger
(theregister.com)
1738.
1739.
Advanced Packaging Limits Come into Focus
(semiengineering.com)
1740.