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As China Catches Up: Shenzhen, Huawei, and the Next Chip Era
How China is developing EUV technology in Shenzhen, how Huawei combines expertise, and why export controls are accelerating its chip strategy.
Pass-ta-key: What the attack on Google passkeys really means
Pass-ta-key, WebAuthn replays, and FIDO downgrades examined: what passkeys protect and what organizations must secure now.
AliExpress: Fingerprinting Through the Web Audio API
A Bluetooth bug exposed AliExpress scripts using Web Audio, Canvas, and WebGL for device fingerprinting. Here is the technical analysis.
Why Omarchy Makes Me Think About Linux
Omarchy Quattro has me reconsidering Linux after nearly 20 years on macOS, with Arch, Hyprland, and an agent-friendly desktop at its core.
TRMNL X Review: E Ink Is Ready for the Living Room
TRMNL X review: How E Ink, plugins, BYOD and self-hosting work, what the open dashboard costs, and why 10.3 inches is not enough for me.
The Agent Swarm That Hacked Hugging Face
How OpenAI agents hacked Hugging Face, warning signs went unheeded, and reward hacking escalated to cluster admin access.
Kitesurf and Obscura: Who Controls the AI Browser?
Cloudflare built Kitesurf after Obscura's example. Its technology is compelling, but bot detection and platform control raise difficult questions.
DeepSeek Harness: When Everything Really Is a Plugin
DeepSeek Harness makes models, tools, and agents interchangeable. Why China's open-source pace makes that even more compelling.
When agents become colleagues: the idea behind Buzz
Buzz brings people, Codex, Claude Code, and other agents into one shared workspace. The idea is strong, but the platform is still young.