Hardware/Chips Phoronix

NVIDIA VR-NVL BMC Device Tree Being Upstreamed For OpenBMC Support

NVIDIA is upstreaming the Device Tree for its Vera Rubin VR-NVL server platform to enable OpenBMC support.

Cybersecurity Phoronix

Linux 7.2-rc2 BPF Code Being Hardened Against JIT Spraying Attacks

Linux 7.2-rc2 introduces hardening measures for BPF code to protect the kernel against JIT spraying attacks.

Hardware/Chips Hacker News

The bottleneck might be the air in the room

A discussion regarding environmental factors, specifically airflow and air quality, as potential bottlenecks in computing performance.

AI/ML Hacker News

2026 Unslop AI-Written Fiction Contest Results

Announcement of the results for a fiction contest aimed at identifying and distinguishing AI-written text from human writing.

AI/ML Hacker News

Show HN: Classify mechanical faults using Contrastive Language-Audio Pretraining

A project demonstrating the use of Contrastive Language-Audio Pretraining (CLAP) to classify mechanical faults through audio analysis.

Hardware/Chips The Verge

Qi fan fan

Review of the Kuxiu D5 Qi2.2 wireless charging dock, highlighting its active cooling system to prevent phone overheating.

Other Hackaday

Microdistillery for Microchemistry

An exploration of microchemistry techniques and the creation of a microdistillery to minimize material usage.

Hardware/Chips Hackaday

This KVM runs a P4 instead of a Pi.

A KVM implementation utilizing the ESP32-P4 microcontroller instead of a Raspberry Pi, showcasing the capabilities of the P4 chip.

Hardware/Chips Hackaday

Settling the Debate on Soldered versus Crimped High-Current Connectors

A technical deep-dive into the pros and cons of soldered versus crimped connections for high-current electrical wiring.

Hardware/Chips Hackaday

Hackaday Podcast Episode 376: Modern Retro Projects, Retro Modern Projects, and the Teen Years for 3D Printing

A podcast episode discussing various retro-computing and modern-retro projects, including new 486 computers and mechanical TVs.

Hardware/Chips Hackaday

The Organ That Forgot To Use Transistors

A look at early electronic organs from the 1960s that relied on non-transistor technology for sound generation.

Software Engineering Phoronix

GNOME Mutter GPU Reset Recovery Becoming A Reality

GNOME's Mutter compositor is adding GPU reset recovery, preventing entire session wipes when a GPU reset occurs on Linux.

Other Hacker News

Bloomberg Terminal Is Ugly and Clunky–Everyone Still Uses It

A discussion on why the Bloomberg Terminal's outdated user interface remains the industry standard despite its poor design.

Other Hacker News

Mir Books – Books from the Soviet Era

An exploration of books published during the Soviet era, focusing on technical and scientific literature.

Software Engineering Hacker News

David Beazley – Programming Courses

Technical programming courses offered by David Beazley, known for high-quality deep-dives into Python and systems programming.

Other Hacker News

Study reveals what people see when they read lips

A study on the visual processing and mental imagery associated with lip reading.

Cybersecurity ServeTheHome

Fortinet FortiGate FG-60F Review A Bigger Gateway Firewall

A review of the Fortinet FortiGate FG-60F gateway firewall appliance.

Hardware/Chips ServeTheHome

This is a Thing KYY X90G “Quad” Portable Monitor Review

A review of a portable quad-monitor setup for laptops to increase productivity.

Hardware/Chips ServeTheHome

AMD Pivots From HBM to LPDDR5X For New Versal Premium Gen 2 Memory on Package Chips

AMD is switching from HBM to LPDDR5X memory for its Versal Premium Gen 2 adaptive SoCs due to HBM supply shortages.

Hardware/Chips Hackaday

Building A Wireless Fingerprint Authorization Device

A project detailing the creation of a wireless fingerprint authorization device.