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The article describes a user script that hides YouTube Shorts from the user interface, allowing for a cleaner and more focused browsing experience on the platform.

News publishers are restricting access to the Internet Archive due to concerns about AI systems scraping content for use in language models. This move aims to maintain control over how their content is used and prevent unauthorized access by AI models.

Hey HN, we built Threat Radar (https://radar.offseq.com) – a real-time threat intelligence platform that aggregates data from sources like CISA, CIRCL, ThreatFox, and others into a single live dashboard. The core idea: threat intel is fragmented across dozens of feeds and often locked behind expensive enterprise tools. We wanted something that gives security teams (and curious individuals) an immediate, visual picture of what's happening right now. What it does:

Live dashboard with severity distribution across ~63k tracked threats (critical, high, medium, low) Interactive heat map showing geographic threat concentration, with a European focus Real-time threat feed with search, filtering by CVE, type, severity, country, and tags Timeline view for trend analysis with custom date ranges 100% AI enrichment – every threat entry gets contextualized analysis, impact assessment, and actionable recommendations Community submissions – anyone can submit incident reports or vulnerability write-ups for AI triage API + integrations (webhooks, Slack, email alerts, SIEM/MISP routing) for automation

The free tier gives you full access to the dashboard, threat database, map, and feeds. The lifetime upgrade unlocks custom feeds, automations, and API access for piping data into your own security stack. We're a small team based in Riga, Latvia. Would love feedback from the HN security community – what feeds or features would make this more useful for your workflow?

The article discusses 'Ack', a universal cross-platform programming language that aims to be a replacement for C and C++. It provides a thorough overview of the language's features, design goals, and development progress.

Hey HN! I was a long-time Arc browser user and loved how its sidebar organized tabs and bookmarks into workspaces. I wanted to switch to other browsers without losing that workflow. So I built Arcmark, it's a macOS bookmark manager (Swift/AppKit) that floats as a sidebar attached to any browser window. It uses macOS accessibility API to follow the browser window around.

You get workspace-based links/bookmarks organization with nested folders, drag-and-drop reordering, and custom workspace colors. For the most part I tried replicating Arc's sidebar UX as close as possible.

1. Local-first: all data lives in a single JSON file ( ~/Library/Application Support/Arcmark/data.json). No accounts, no cloud sync.

2. Works with any browser: Chrome, Safari, Brave, Arc, etc. Or use it standalone as a bookmark manager with a regular window.

3. Import pinned tab and spaces from Arc: it parses Arc's StorableSidebar.json to recreate the exact workspace/folder structure.

4. Built with swift-bundler rather than Xcode.

There's a demo video in the README showing the sidebar attachment in action. The DMG is available on the releases page (macOS 13+), or you can build from source.

This is v0.1.0 so it's a very early version. Would appreciate any feedback or thoughts

GitHub: https://github.com/Geek-1001/arcmark

The article discusses the development of Gemini 3, the third mission in NASA's Gemini program, and the challenges faced by the astronauts and the mission control team in overcoming technical issues and completing the planned objectives.

The article expresses the author's appreciation for the work of the maintainers of the Arch Wiki, a comprehensive and well-organized online resource for Arch Linux users. It highlights the dedication and effort put into keeping the wiki up-to-date and informative, which is invaluable for the Arch Linux community.

Your phone has a GPU more powerful than most 2018 laptops. Right now it sits idle while you pay monthly subscriptions to run AI on someone else's server, sending your conversations, your photos, your voice to companies whose privacy policy you've never read. Off Grid is an open-source app that puts that hardware to work. Text generation, image generation, vision AI, voice transcription — all running on your phone, all offline, nothing ever uploaded.

That means you can use AI on a flight with no wifi. In a country with internet censorship. In a hospital where cloud services are a compliance nightmare. Or just because you'd rather not have your journal entries sitting in someone's training data.

The tech: llama.cpp for text (15-30 tok/s, any GGUF model), Stable Diffusion for images (5-10s on Snapdragon NPU), Whisper for voice, SmolVLM/Qwen3-VL for vision. Hardware-accelerated on both Android (QNN, OpenCL) and iOS (Core ML, ANE, Metal).

MIT licensed. Android APK on GitHub Releases. Build from source for iOS.

A study found that audiophiles could not distinguish audio signals sent through copper wire, a banana, or wet mud, suggesting that the perceived quality differences in audio equipment may be largely subjective and not based on measurable differences in sound quality.

Dune2JS is an open-source JavaScript-based recreation of the classic real-time strategy game Dune II, aiming to provide a faithful adaptation of the original game mechanics and gameplay within a modern web-based environment.

Verizon is requiring customers to wait 35 days before unlocking their fully paid-off phones, even though the company's policy previously allowed for unlocking after the device was paid off. This change in policy has been criticized as unfairly locking customers into Verizon's network.

As men age, they can lose their Y chromosome, which was previously thought to be inconsequential. However, recent research suggests that the loss of the Y chromosome may be associated with an increased risk of certain health conditions, such as cancer and Alzheimer's disease.

Microsoft plans to develop its own large language model to replace the OpenAI ChatGPT, as OpenAI continues to seek funding from major tech companies. This move signals Microsoft's efforts to reduce its reliance on third-party AI providers and develop its own in-house AI capabilities.

Box of Rain is an open-source project that provides a simple, flexible, and extensible system for managing user settings and configurations across different applications and platforms. It aims to simplify the process of managing user preferences and settings, making it easier for developers to build applications with customizable user experiences.

The article discusses the lawsuit between former President Donald Trump and his administration, exploring the likelihood of Trump's victory. It examines the legal and political implications of this case and the potential impact on Trump's future political aspirations.

The article discusses the growing popularity of AI and the misconception that everyone should become a developer. It highlights the complexities of AI and the need for a diverse range of skills in the technology industry beyond just coding.

This article explores the potential impact of an AI system called Arborium on the development of artificial intelligence. It discusses the challenges and limitations of the system, as well as its potential for transforming the field of AI research and development.

The article discusses the use of AI-powered drones by the Israeli military to conduct surveillance and targeted killings in the Gaza Strip. It highlights the growing use of advanced drone technology in conflict zones and raises concerns about the ethical and legal implications of these autonomous weapons systems.

The article highlights the Pencil Sharpener Museum in Ohio, which showcases a vast collection of over 3,400 pencil sharpeners from around the world. The museum offers visitors a unique and quirky experience, showcasing the history and evolution of this everyday tool.

The article argues that a federal law is urgently needed to prohibit the use of artificial intelligence systems that can manipulate, deceive, or exploit humans, such as deepfakes and other forms of AI-generated content. It emphasizes the need for robust regulations to address the growing risks and harms associated with these emerging AI technologies.