Sep 10, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Privacy-focused email aliasing service addy.io now blocks email tracking pixels by default Email aliasing service addy.io announced this week that it has rolled out a new privacy feature to block tracking pixels, designed to stop senders from knowing when recipients open their messages. ...
Sep 10, 2026 from Hackaday If It’s Electronic Paper, Why Not Print To It? E-ink is supposed to be the electronic version of dead-tree paper, but there’s one enormous difference: how you get your images and text onto it. For paper, you print on …read more
Sep 10, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Apple finally announces its foldable iPhone with dual displays, starting at $2,000 After months of rumors, Apple’s first foldable iPhone is finally official, and yep, it starts at $1,999. The new iPhone Duo features a 7.6-inch Super Retina XDR inner display, around 50% larger tha...
Sep 10, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Ente Photos introduces encrypted library sharing and faster on-device machine learning Ente Photos is rolling out two significant updates: a new library sharing feature that lets users share their entire photo collection with a family member in one step, and a machine learning overha...
Sep 10, 2026 from It's FOSS Omarchy Linux Quiz Omarchy fan? Test how much you know about the hottest distro of the year 2026.
Sep 10, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Suno launches v6 with song editing, mashups, and three new model tiers Suno has introduced v6, its new generation of AI music models with improvements to speed, expressiveness, audio quality, creative control, and prompt understanding. The lineup includes v6 for more ...
Sep 10, 2026 from Alejandro AR (kinduff) Can you proof read this post? Writing in this era is difficult.
Sep 10, 2026 from Hackaday Origami Sensors That You Can Wear Origami is a wonderful art form, but as a new project from the Shibaura Institute of Technology demonstrates, it can also have applications in the world of wearable tech. The …read more
Sep 10, 2026 from Adventures in Open Source Software 25 Years of Professional Open Source I forget when I was first introduced to open source. Back when I got my first computer in 1978, most of the software I used I either wrote myself or I copied from program listings found in books or...
Sep 10, 2026 from Hackaday 3D Printable Lenticular Indicators You can 3D print all kinds of things, from Yoda heads to little models of Pikachu. Eventually, though, most of us get to a point where we want to print …read more
Sep 09, 2026 from Hackaday Local LLMs Can Work Better Than Claude, At Least For Some This is going to be a very personal question, because when you’re talking cloud vs local anything, it comes down to this: how much are you willing to pay for …read more
Sep 09, 2026 from GadgeteerZA Australians Could Soon Opt Out of Social Media Algorithms Altogether “The Australian government is proposing to give social media users the option to switch off the default algorithmic feed, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Tuesday. Under the ...
Sep 09, 2026 from Hackaday Reverse Engineering The Philips PM5139 The Philips PM5139 is not famous. It won no great victories on the battlefield, nor was instrumental in changing the political landscape. It was just a useful function generator that …read more
Sep 09, 2026 from Stranger Than Usual Rollenspielszenen: Gewaltfreie Demonstration Shane und Siobhan haben eine Diskussion über Gewalt und Demonstrationen
Sep 09, 2026 from Hackaday FLOSS Weekly Episode 881: Eating Its Own Tail This week Jonathan chats with Olivier Vernin of Updatecli, the tool that helps you update everything! Need to roll out dependency updates intelligently? Or even automatically deploy to a server …re...
Sep 09, 2026 from Ambient Irony Daily News Stuff 9 September 2026 Quando Edition Top Story The US government is accusing Chinese AI companies of trying to kidnap what American AI companies have rightfully stolen. (Cyberscoop) And they think it quite ungentlemanly...
Sep 09, 2026 from It's FOSS Broadcom Kills Public VDDK Access to Tighten its Grip on VMware Existing copies still work; getting a fresh one is another matter. They seem to have "forgotten" to announce this.
Sep 09, 2026 from It's FOSS 5 Linux Distros Bringing AI to Your Desktop One project has raised $15.5 million for its foundation, while Ubuntu 26.10 is starting with nothing more than voice dictation.
Sep 09, 2026 from Hackaday It’s GNU Radio Companion, But in the Browser The progression of the web browser from a tool for simple static information browsing into a do-everything computing environment has been inexorable, with package after package making the jump. Tod...
Sep 09, 2026 from Hackaday Hunting the Wild Vibrotruck A few weeks ago, my wife was out walking the dog, and she sent me four or five photos of small orange boxes planted all around our neighborhood. (OK, I’ll …read more
