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Mermaid diagrams to SVG generated with the Pele library
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Pele: What It Is and How It Renders Mermaid Diagrams to SVG

Pele is an open source library that converts Mermaid syntax into CSS-themeable SVG, without the 23 dependencies of Mermaid.js. It weighs 230 kB gzip and renders in under a millisecond.

By Andrés Morales, 1 hour17 October, 2026 ago
Control panel of a self-hosted streaming server with Jellyfin showing organized movies
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Jellyfin: How to Build Your Own Streaming Server

Jellyfin is the self-hosted streaming server that replaces Netflix and Disney+ without monthly fees. This guide explains how to install it with Docker, organize your library, and avoid the most common mistakes when building your first home media server.

By Andrés Morales, 2 days16 October, 2026 ago
Representation of the Muse Spark Open model running on AI hardware
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Muse Spark Open: Meta Releases 816B Parameters in Open Weights

Meta released the weights for Muse Spark Open, a multimodal model with 816 billion parameters (42 billion active) and a 1 million token context window. It’s the first model of its class designed to run on a pair of Mac Studio units with the M5 Ultra chip, without relying on the cloud.

By Andrés Morales, 2 days15 October, 2026 ago
Libreboot 26.10, the free firmware with full UEFI support
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Libreboot 26.10 adds full UEFI support and code for 233 Chromebooks

Libreboot 26.10 arrived on October 15, 2026, with the project’s first full UEFI support, compatible with Windows. The Ominous Olive release also imports 233 Intel and AMD Chromebooks from MrChromebox and debuts an official policy against using AI in its development.

By Andrés Morales, 2 days15 October, 2026 ago
Terminal with OpenCode 2.0 showing sessions and background agents
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OpenCode 2.0: One Process Runs the TUI, Web, and Desktop App

OpenCode 2.0 turns the client/server setup that only power users used before into the default mode: a single background process now serves the TUI, the web client, and the desktop app. The update also redesigns the API from scratch and adds code mode, a JavaScript interpreter that lets the agent chain calls to MCP servers in a single run.

By Andrés Morales, 3 days15 October, 2026 ago
Firefox Enterprise policies panel configured with policies.json
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Firefox Enterprise: How to Manage policies.json

Firefox Enterprise policies let you configure, block, and audit the browser across an entire company through a single policies.json file. This guide explains how the engine that applies them works, which paths each operating system uses, and how to write the most common directives step by step.

By Andrés Morales, 4 days13 October, 2026 ago
GLM Legal, Z.ai's artificial intelligence model for lawyers
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Z.ai Introduces GLM Legal, an AI Model for Law

Z.ai introduced GLM Legal, a variant of its GLM model family built for legal tasks like contract drafting and regulatory queries. The company promises fewer citation hallucinations, the problem that has already gotten lawyers sanctioned for using generic AI in real courtrooms.

By Andrés Morales, 4 days13 October, 2026 ago
Codex CLI daemon running in the background in a terminal
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Codex CLI Ships a Persistent Daemon Without Warning in 0.157.0

Since version 0.157.0, opening a Codex CLI session activates a persistent daemon that auto-updates every hour and survives closing the terminal. GitHub issue #48195 asks for that behavior to be opt-in, while several developers confirm failures when trying to fully disable it.

By Andrés Morales, 5 days12 October, 2026 ago
Conceptual illustration of browser fingerprinting and device tracking
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Browser Fingerprinting: What It Is and How It Works

Browser fingerprinting identifies your device by combining GPU, audio, and installed font signals, without using cookies. Neither clearing your history nor connecting to a VPN disables it, because neither one touches your hardware. We show you how it works under the hood and what real settings actually reduce how much it gives you away.

By Andrés Morales, 6 days12 October, 2026 ago
Conceptual illustration of clean-room reverse engineering in video game development
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Nanolathe: Clean-Room Reverse Engineering, Explained

Nanolathe revives Total Annihilation without touching the original code, using clean-room reverse engineering to document its formats and rebuild the engine from scratch. The technique is the same legal defense Phoenix Technologies used for the IBM BIOS in 1984, and it still underpins projects like ReactOS today.

By Andrés Morales, 6 days11 October, 2026 ago

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