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May 24, 2026

YESTERDAY

·The Verge

Record Club is trying to be Letterboxd for music nerds

Record Club is aiming to give music fans a cleaner, more social alternative to sites like Rate Your Music. The platform lets users rate, review, and mark records as listened to, wh...

Record Club is trying to be Letterboxd for music nerds
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·susam.net

Developer argues websites should stop replacing native browser features with custom scrolling, widgets, and navigation

Susam Pal argues that web developers should treat many browser behaviors like scrolling and interface controls the way security teams treat cryptography: avoid private, unvetted re...

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·TechCrunch

SolarSquare in talks to raise up to $60M as India’s rooftop solar market draws major VC interest

SolarSquare is in advanced talks to raise $55 million to $60 million in a Series C round co-led by B Capital and Lightspeed Venture Partners, potentially valuing the company at $45...

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·veronicaexplains.net

Writer turns an old Linux laptop into a distraction-free Debian “writerdeck” for focused drafting

The author repurposed a six-year-old System76 Galago Pro into a dedicated writing machine with a matte screen, strong keyboard, and no modern desktop distractions. Instead of using...

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·TechCrunch

These special phone and app features can help protect you from spyware

The article explains how Apple, Meta, and Google provide special security settings designed to reduce exposure to targeted spyware. It outlines what these modes do, how they work,...

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·TechCrunch

Ferrari is using IBM’s AI to create F1 superfans

IBM and Scuderia Ferrari HP are working together to use AI to reshape how Ferrari connects with Formula 1 fans. The effort focuses on creating more personalized and engaging digita...

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·The Verge

The man behind the legendary MPC, Roger Linn, stays focused with a single browser tab

The Verge profiles Roger Linn, the influential instrument designer behind the LM-1, LinnDrum, and MPC, whose tools shaped decades of popular music. The piece frames Linn’s legacy a...

The man behind the legendary MPC, Roger Linn, stays focused with a single browser tab
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·TechCrunch

Nuclear startup Deep Fission says it’s going public, again, and I have questions

Deep Fission is again pursuing a public listing that could raise up to $157 million. The nuclear startup’s pitch may face scrutiny from investors, given lingering questions about i...

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·The Verge

Here are 38 Memorial Day deals we recommend for $50 or less

The Verge rounded up 38 Memorial Day discounts on affordable gadgets and outdoor gear, all priced at $50 or less. Recommended picks include earbuds, streaming devices, portable cha...

Here are 38 Memorial Day deals we recommend for $50 or less
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·TechCrunch

Elon Musk has given up on solar power (on Earth)

The article argues that Elon Musk has moved away from his earlier vision of a solar-electric economy on Earth. It points to xAI’s embrace of natural gas and SpaceX’s interest in or...

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·The Verge

Hanging out in my favorite virtual coffee shop in Tokyo

The article reflects on the appeal of cafes as comforting third places, then highlights the Coffee Talk series as a virtual version of that experience. Its latest entry, Coffee Tal...

Hanging out in my favorite virtual coffee shop in Tokyo
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·The Verge

I have a new go-to browser

The latest Installer edition rounds up the author’s current recommendations, including a new go-to browser, sleep-focused NextSense Smartbuds testing, the Outerline Markdown app be...

I have a new go-to browser
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Friday

·VentureBeat

Valid certificates, stolen accounts: how attackers broke npm's last trust signal

On May 19, attackers published 633 malicious npm package versions that passed Sigstore provenance checks because the signing certificates were generated from compromised maintainer...

Valid certificates, stolen accounts: how attackers broke npm's last trust signal
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·notesbylex.com

Computer science student in a Ugandan refugee camp struggles to replace a broken laptop needed for remote coursework

A University of London computer science student named Django, a Congolese refugee in Western Uganda, relies on solar power and prepaid Airtel data to complete remote coursework. Hi...

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·VentureBeat

Your AI agents need a terminal, not just a vector database

Researchers from multiple universities propose direct corpus interaction, a method that lets AI agents search raw document collections with standard terminal tools rather than depe...

Your AI agents need a terminal, not just a vector database
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·anthropic.com

Project Glasswing says Claude Mythos Preview found 10,000+ severe vulnerabilities across critical open-source software

Project Glasswing reports that Claude Mythos Preview and roughly 50 partners have identified more than 10,000 highor critical-severity vulnerabilities in systemically important sof...

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·davidoks.blog

Toto’s chip-fueled stock surge shows why Japanese companies often span toilets, kitchens, coatings, eldercare, and semiconductors

The article uses Toto, best known globally for toilets and bidets, to illustrate how many Japanese companies operate across surprisingly broad product lines. Toto’s recent profit a...

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