0. Local Wikipedia: Wikipedia, but only for things a half hour walk from you (edjefferson.com)
1685 points · 253 comments · by sohkamyung
Local Wikipedia is a location-based site that displays geocoded Wikipedia pages for places within roughly a half-hour walk, expanding the radius when necessary while keeping users’ locations stored only in their browsers. [src]
1. eMudhra to exit global SSL/TLS certificate business (emudhra.com)
1155 points · 748 comments · by bo0tzz
eMudhra will voluntarily exit the global SSL/TLS certificate business, citing rising compliance costs, reduced returns and scrutiny following a recent incident, while promising a free customer transition and continued operation of its other digital trust, identity and signing services. [src]
2. Quad9 to exit France (quad9.net)
1370 points · 476 comments · by farrokhi
Quad9 says it will withdraw its free DNS service from France on November 24, 2026, after a court ruling ordered DNS blocking in a copyright dispute with beIN, which it says conflicts with its privacy mission and is technically unworkable. [src]
3. Ask HN: If the models are so good, why doesn't OpenAI just start 100 companies?
671 points · 743 comments · by ex-aws-dude
The discussion questions whether OpenAI and Anthropic should build and own AI-powered companies instead of primarily selling model access, arguing that commoditization and falling token prices may make application-layer businesses more profitable. [src]
4. Woman charged with computer fraud due to scam CashApp account being in her name (404media.co)
665 points · 727 comments · by oidar
Amanda Smith was arrested after a scammer allegedly used her stolen personal information to create a Cash App account that received $1,000, leaving her facing computer-fraud charges while Cash App refuses to release account details. [src]
5. Every AI model has the same "controversial" take on humans (modelcompare.ai)
657 points · 637 comments · by rakannimer
ModelCompare asked 12 text AI models for controversial opinions about humans and found that 29 of 35 responses portrayed people as prioritizing group belonging, status, or rationalizations over truth, while image models mostly depicted phone addiction and environmental destruction. [src]
6. Docker is weird (codeandcake.dev)
876 points · 366 comments · by psxuaw
A developer building a container runtime explains Docker’s internals, noting that containers are restricted processes built from Linux features, images are filesystem folders, Go complicates runtime design, and rootless networking remains challenging. [src]
7. Jailbreaking the Switch 2 (pepsipu.com)
835 points · 306 comments · by ledoge
Researchers released ns2jb, a tethered, software-only Switch 2 jailbreak for firmware 23.0.1 that enables arbitrary native code execution, homebrew, game modding, save backups, and access to many system peripherals. [src]
8. Tell HN: I unknowingly broke the PHP RCE embargo. I am sorry
743 points · 268 comments · by petecooper
A poster apologizes for prematurely disclosing PHP vulnerabilities CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, saying they were unaware of an embargo, intended to warn source-builders, and accept responsibility for disrupting coordinated disclosure. [src]
9. WorldTUI: I trained a 360M model to pretend to be a terminal (simedw.com)
651 points · 194 comments · by alphax314
A developer trained a 360M-parameter model to simulate terminal screen updates locally in a browser, where it can handle commands, files, vim, tmux and games, though its consistency and performance remain limited. [src]
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