Google has temporarily halted its Open Source Software Vulnerability Reward Program (OSS VRP) for product vulnerability submissions, saying a growing number of automated reports, most of which were invalid, prompted the move. The break was announced on X on October 1st. “This pause is due to a significant increase in automated submissions, the vast majority … Read more
Native AI has gotten easier to research, but many of the offerings still feature the same popular tools. Later experimenting with different projects, I have come to understand many open source optionsdeserves attention. They’re not all trying to do the same thing, which makes them interesting to explore. Some can fill a specific void in … Read more
As much as my bank hates seeing Apple Music, Spotify, Canva, Adobe Creative Cloud, iCloud+, Google One, Netflix, and about half a dozen other subscriptions coming in every month, I know that AI tools have made an already existing problem significantly worse. Now any AI tool I use wants its cut too. Claude Max, ChatGPT … Read more
Resume TinyDesk turns your ESP32 terminal into a mouse-controlled graphical desktop with ANSI/VT rendering. It works entirely on ESP32; your computer only displays ANSI and sends keyboard/mouse – no desktop application required. Includes draggable windows, taskbar, file manager, editor, shell, system monitor, as well as MQTT and Modbus tools. Terminal is one of those things … Read more
Obsidian was one of those apps that I rarely asked for. It’s fast, works offline, and gives me enough control to build my knowledge system the way I want it. Then I tried AFFiNE. After spending more time with it, I found that the Obsidian setup was suddenly more limited than I realized. Related My … Read more