Jul 06, 2026 from Fatbobman's Blog When Linux Becomes "Air": Containers, Agents, and a "Desktop War" That No Longer Matters - Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #143 A week ago, Microsoft released the public preview of native Windows 11 container support that requires no Docker. Combined with Apple's recent 1.0 release of its container manager (Apple Container)...
Jul 06, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Organic Maps adds satellite imagery, public transport routing, alternate routes, and more Organic Maps has released a substantial update to this privacy-focused offline maps & GPS app, introducing the ability to display satellite imagery using a custom raster tile server URL via the app...
Jul 06, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net AliasVault 0.30 adds passphrase generation, enhanced browser extension & performance boost AliasVault 0.30 is now available, delivering a comprehensive upgrade to this end-to-end encrypted password and email alias manager. A key addition is support for passphrase generation based on word...
Jul 06, 2026 from Hackaday Gluing 8192 MCUs Together to Make a GPU What do you get when you take 8,192 CH570 MCUs, put them on custom PCBs, and write firmware for this interconnected gaggle of cores? In the case of [bitluni]’s project, …read more
Jul 06, 2026 from Kev Quirk Built for Exactly One Built for Exactly Oneby Amit GawandeAmit talks about what motivated him to build his custom blogging platform, Jot. It's an interesting read that resonated with me as it aligns with why I created P...
Jul 06, 2026 from It's FOSS Return of The Meme! Hannah Montana Linux Lives Again in 2026 A curious developer took it upon himself to revive this *iconic* gem.
Jul 06, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net CalyxOS is back with version 7.2.2, bringing SHIFTphone 8 support and HSM-based signing After a hiatus of several months, CalyxOS, the privacy-focused Android operating system, has resumed development with the release of version 7.2.2. This update brings immediate support for the SHIF...
Jul 06, 2026 from It's FOSS Obsidian vs Logseq: Which Note-Taking App Fits Your Workflow Better? Logseq and Obsidian are both powerful PKM tools, but they work differently. Here’s a practical comparison based on years of using both.
Jul 06, 2026 from Hackaday He Comes to Bury Segmented Memory, Not to Praise It [BillPg] has been designing a fantasy 1980s-era home computer. As part of the exercise, he’s reevaluating all the assumptions that have grown organically over time in the small computer landscape. ...
Jul 06, 2026 from Hackaday Extract Fumes in Midcentury Style With Nixie Tubes and Military Surplus Nobody wants to breathe solder fumes; that’s a given. For most of us, an industrial-looking fan-and-filter made in China and picked up cheap feels like more than enough to keep …read more
Jul 06, 2026 from Hackaday The Coolest Hat At The Hacker Camp People in hotter parts of the world may permit themselves a grin at this, but Europeans have recently been suffering under an unseasonal June heatwave. Most of us have been …read more
Jul 05, 2026 from Hackaday Hackaday Links: July 5, 2026 Happy belated July 4th to all the readers from the United States — hopefully you aren’t reading this from a hospital bed after losing a hand or burning off your …read more
Jul 05, 2026 from Weekly Robotics Newsletter | Go, Robots! Weekly Robotics #367 Today in the Weekly Robotics newsletter: 100 years of humanoid robot developments, self-supervised learning for multimodal data with OctoSense, a NASA orbit bump mission, a robot arm tying a knot, ...
Jul 05, 2026 from GadgeteerZA Wallos — An Open-Source Personal Subscriptions Tracker Which Saved Quite A Bit Of Money For Me Wallos is a free and open-source application that you can self-host and which will help you track what subscriptions you currently have, what they cost (with auto-conversion to your currency), when...
Jul 05, 2026 from Stranger Than Usual Rollenspielszenen: Die Miniatursonne Wir bekämpfen eine unheimliche Miniatursonne.
Jul 05, 2026 from Hackaday Seeing Bacteria, Nanoprisms, and More with an Atomic Force Microscope Unlike almost every other kind of microscope, atomic-force microscopes (AFMs) don’t use any kind of optical beam to image their subjects. Instead, they physically detect the subject’s surface with ...
Jul 05, 2026 from Ambient Irony Daily News Stuff 5 July 2026 Fireworks And Leftovers Edition Top Story Apple's upcoming A20 Pro phone CPU could be the company's first chip to use LPDDR6 memory - and to increase the bus width from 64 bits to 96 bits. (WCCFTec...
Jul 05, 2026 from Hackaday Demonstrating LFP Battery Safety in Case of BMS Failure Generally, LiFePO4 (LFP) batteries are quite safe and stable, but it’s still possible for something to go wrong, even something catastrophic, like the battery management system (BMS) developing a d...
Jul 05, 2026 from Stranger Than Usual Freetube Ich probiere die FreeTube-App aus, eine alternative zum offiziellen Youtube-Frontend.
Jul 05, 2026 from Hackaday 2026 Frikkin Lasers Challenge: A 3D-Printed Raman Spectrometer When light reflects off a surface, not all of it reflects off at the same wavelength; some photons impart a portion of their energy to raising the vibrational energy of …read more
