0. GUIs should be fully keyboard-driven (ckardaris.com)
1038 points · 514 comments · by ckardaris
The author argues that GUI applications can match or surpass TUIs in keyboard-driven usability, urging developers to support intuitive, comprehensive keyboard navigation rather than treating it as a reason to favor terminal interfaces. [src]
1. U.S. sanctions against the A/I Collective (inventati.org)
705 points · 767 comments · by exiguus
The U.S. has sanctioned the A/I Collective, an Italian hosting provider associated with Noblogs.org and Autistici Inventati. [src]
2. “It works better in the app” (shkspr.mobi)
703 points · 477 comments · by blenderob
Terence Eden criticizes Google Calendar for requiring users to subscribe to calendars through a desktop browser rather than its Android app, arguing that incomplete apps often force people between narrow app experiences and the web. [src]
3. GLM-5.3 is now open-weight (huggingface.co)
797 points · 279 comments · by jeudesprits
GLM-5.3 is now available as an open-weight model from Z.ai on Hugging Face. [src]
4. Judge rules Trump administration’s blacklisting of Anthropic was illegal (nytimes.com)
634 points · 432 comments · by jbegley
A judge ruled that the Trump administration’s blacklisting of artificial intelligence company Anthropic was illegal. [src]
5. Get your Windows license refund (en.refund4freedom.org)
730 points · 332 comments · by smartmic
Refund4Freedom campaigns for consumers’ right to decline pre-installed Windows and seek license refunds, providing request instructions, manufacturer-specific procedures, and reports of successful claims in Italy. [src]
6. Htmx 4.0 (four.htmx.org)
815 points · 232 comments · by rmsaksida
htmx 4.0.0 introduces explicit attribute inheritance, standardized events, fetch()-based internals, improved history handling, built-in morph swaps, `<hx-partial>`, streaming extensions, and an upgrade checker, while htmx 2 remains the default NPM release until early 2027. [src]
7. Inception-style curved map for turn-by-turn directions (orbify.eu)
619 points · 190 comments · by smoser
Orbify’s web demo showcases a 3D warping technology with movement, panning, and rotation controls, rendered in PlayCanvas using a Hamilton Stadium model. [src]
8. Luanti removed from Google Play due to baseless AI copyright notice (blog.luanti.org)
521 points · 151 comments · by miniBill
Luanti says Google removed its Android app after Tracer.AI, acting for Microsoft, filed an unsupported DMCA claim alleging Minecraft copyright infringement, prompting Luanti to submit a counter-notice and criticize automated takedowns. [src]
9. Just the rumour of a bug is enough to find an exploit these days (anil.recoil.org)
393 points · 128 comments · by avsm
After OCaml’s cohttp path-traversal fix triggered exploit probes within minutes of a public pull request, its maintainer argues that AI-driven vulnerability discovery is undermining embargoes and calls for faster patching, trusted disclosure channels, automated defenses, and improved open-source security infrastructure. [src]
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