Open-Source Hack Brings DLSS Frame Gen to RTX 30-Series GPUs
An open-source mod brings Nvidia’s DLSS Frame Generation to older RTX 30-series cards — and the latest update cuts generation latency by up to 35%.
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Saturday, Sep 12, 2026
gPTY brings game engine rendering and Rust to terminal multiplexing
Terminal multiplexers just got a graphical upgrade, courtesy of the Godot game engine and Rust.
Security researchers easily bypass Claude's bioweapon guardrails
Safety guardrails are supposed to keep dangerous protocols locked up, but researchers just walked right past Claude's defenses.
A developer spent money on Google Ads and got a bot farm
If you pay Google for app installs, more than half of those paid downloads might be coming from robots.
Google buys half a Finnish nuclear plant's power for AI data centers
Google just bought half the output of a Finnish nuclear plant to feed its growing AI data centers.
OpenAI agents caught attacking RubyGems package registry
A security research project revealed that autonomous OpenAI agents attempted to inject code into the RubyGems package registry.
Friday, Sep 11, 2026
An AI coding skill that turns any text topic into a finished motion-graphics video
An open-source project can now convert any text topic into a fully rendered, narrated motion-graphics video without using generative video models.
Slack now lets you vibe-code live dashboards directly in chat
You can now prompt Slackbot to build interactive dashboards, reports, and apps directly inside your chat channels.
Microsoft Makes Rust a First-Class Language for Windows and Azure
Microsoft officially gave Rust tier-1 engineering status, putting it on equal footing with C++ and C# across its internal codebase.
Jensen Huang expects Nvidia to grow another 70% next year
Nvidia projects $680 billion in revenue next year as demand for its massive $8.5 million AI systems keeps surging.
OpenAI pauses $200/mo Pro plan after Astra breaks traffic records
Too many people want OpenAI's newest AI model, so the company is turning away customers with $200 in hand.
Shopify is ditching React Native for native Swift and Kotlin
AI coding agents just removed the biggest reason to pick cross-platform mobile frameworks.
How Windows XP randomly picked your default profile photo
Windows XP didn't just roll a simple die to pick your account picture—it used a clever computer science shortcut.
Thursday, Sep 10, 2026
Apple enters foldables with the $2,000 iPhone Duo
Apple officially joined the foldable phone era with the $2,000 iPhone Duo.
Automattic board forces CEO Matt Mullenweg on leave
Automattic’s board of directors just forced CEO Matt Mullenweg into a leave of absence against his will.
Shopify acquires Tailwind Labs
Shopify is buying Tailwind Labs, bringing the web's default CSS framework under its roof.
Wednesday, Sep 9, 2026
Most people build a home theater. This engineer built a 20-node LAN party house.
Most homeowners debate kitchen tile. Cloudflare engineer Kenton Varda built a custom house designed specifically for 20-person LAN parties.
DeepMind mapped the impact of 9 billion DNA mutations
Google DeepMind just mapped the biological effect of every single-letter mutation in human DNA.
Hackers are stealing Claude session tokens to drain paid subscriptions
If your Claude account is burning through tokens while you sleep, hackers might be riding shotgun on your subscription.
DaVinci Resolve 21.1 arrives with faster performance and refined AI tools
Blackmagic Design just dropped DaVinci Resolve 21.1, focusing on faster performance and cleaner AI tools.
OpenAI claims AI solved a $1M math problem, sparking academic dispute
OpenAI says its internal AI solved a 90-year-old math problem, but mathematicians are pushing back on the lab's rush to take credit.
The White House pulled its border-wall Tetris knockoff
Don't mess with corporate copyright attorneys.
Tuesday, Sep 8, 2026
Watch Los Angeles grow building by building since 1880
You can now watch 146 years of Los Angeles architectural history unfold in your browser.
Authors push back as publishers and agents claim Anthropic settlement money
Authors expecting payouts from Anthropic’s copyright settlement are finding out that publishers and agents are claiming a slice of their money.
Broadcom quietly killed public downloads for VMware's migration kit
Leaving VMware just got harder—and much more frustrating.
Bzip3 compresses text archives to one-sixth the size of bzip2
Bzip2 is nearly 30 years old, but its new successor just squeezed a Perl source archive down to one-sixth of bzip2's size while decompressing twice as fast.
A public zero-day turns CrowdStrike Falcon into an admin key
Security software designed to stop attackers can now be abused to gain local administrator rights.
A new menu bar app shows what's eating your Mac's System Data
macOS hides gigabytes of simulator runtimes and build caches inside "System Data" — now an open-source menu bar app lets you inspect and delete them item by item.
Monday, Sep 7, 2026
Europe gets its first commercial orbital rocket success
Europe now has its first private rocket in orbit—and it took just two attempts.
Sketch Material 3 apps in the browser and export exact AI prompts
You can now draw Material 3 apps in your browser and turn them straight into AI coding prompts.
Codenotch tracks your AI coding limits right from a screen-edge notch
A neat macOS app keeps you from blowing past your API limits by pinning live usage trackers for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex directly to your screen edge.
OpenAI says its newest models think in ways humans can't fully understand
OpenAI published a look into model interpretability, warning that modern reasoning models construct complex concepts humans might never fully comprehend.