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Daily newsIssue #686

Daily news

Tuesday, 1 September8:01

Amsterdam 18°Overcast, high 21°1.16EUR to USD

Hacker News

Best stories of the day

  1. Fastpotify

    8555701 Sep 04:52

  2. Google Has Removed MV2 Extensions from the Chrome Web Store, Including UBO

    76162131 Aug 23:10

  3. Playa Phone

    75123431 Aug 16:52

  4. I turned my security cameras into an automatic bird identification system

    62917231 Aug 18:47

  5. OpenShot 4.0 – Open-source video editor

    60314031 Aug 11:59

  6. Apple caught off guard by AI demand for Mac Mini and Mac Studio

    50159431 Aug 14:41

  7. GPU World

    4032831 Sep 05:16

  8. I think the military commissary's freezers were hacked

    40123931 Aug 13:45

  9. A walkable ASCII cyberpunk city in one HTML file [video]

    4016531 Aug 20:21

  10. Breaking Claude Code Opus 5 Auto Mode

    39912131 Aug 09:49

r/selfhosted

Top posts of the day

  1. How seriously do you take the security of your self-hosted apps?

    70616331 Aug 14:06

  2. Got this for cheap, what do i do with it other than AI?

    44510631 Aug 13:48

  3. ownCloud Flaw Exploited to Steal Nuclear Records From Philippine Research Body

    751031 Aug 15:12

  4. Prismedia - A all in one media library and management app

    142431 Aug 16:23

  5. Best practices for hardening Pi & VPS and Docker containers

    81731 Aug 14:46

r/homelab

Top posts of the day

  1. Turned a $15 eBay "smart NIC" nobody could get working into a real 10GbE card (no vendor firmware, fully reversible)

    98414631 Aug 23:14

  2. Things escalated quickly

    8966431 Aug 22:58

  3. Double up

    6737831 Aug 18:37

  4. Got all this for just 320€ :3

    3652831 Aug 16:11

  5. Lil Upgrade

    16191 Sep 03:55

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