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Article URL: https://firenation.tech/

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Article URL: https://lapublicpress.org/2026/02/why-isnt-la-repaving-streets/

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Article URL: https://railway.gov.gr/

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Hi HN,

I built well-net: https://github.com/remoon-net/well

Think tsnet, but without Tailscale or any central server. It’s for secure friend networks — chat, small games, private services.

Existing systems suck in subtle ways: lose your domain → lose your identity and contacts. Delta Chat and Mastodon show the problem. I just want something that works without any central coordination.

Each node gets a stable IPv6 in 2001:00ff::/32 from its MAC using EUI-64. Real MACs → no collisions, no central server needed. NAT is only to avoid overlay address conflicts.

Tech: WireGuard + WebRTC → runs in browsers. Once WebRTC DataChannel works in Service Workers, private services can be accessed directly from the web.

Planned: minimal mail-based chat using Delta Chat with IP-literal addresses like remoon@[2001:ff::1] → DNS-free identity.

Project is experimental.

Would you use this for small friend networks?

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47154057

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I built FilmLink (https://filmlink.io) because I wanted a movie version of the Wiki Game. To win, you connect films by linking actors to their roles: Movie -> Actor -> Movie -> Actor.

Today is the official launch! It's completely free to play and features:

Daily Puzzle: A new challenge every day with a global leaderboard.

Multiplayer (Beta): Race against friends in real-time to see who can finish fastest, or who can do it in the fewest clicks.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the gameplay. I'm actively collecting feedback on the multiplayer experience and keeping an eye out for bugs to help shape the future roadmap. Let me know if you manage to top the leaderboard today!

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Article URL: https://numeric.substack.com/p/money-in-postgres

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Article URL: https://aylgorith.com/creative-extraction-ai-economics/

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Article URL: https://blog.racket-lang.org/2026/02/racket-v9-1.html

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Article URL: https://phys.org/news/2026-02-major-gap-earth-due-tectonics.html

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If you're tracking your glucose, these are the best monitors, according to the pros.

Having Perplexity's AI and models on phones from the world's biggest phone-maker puts the company under a brighter light.

More than half (56%) of the 400,000 vulnerabilities IBM X-Force tracked in 2025 required no authentication before exploitation.

The post The Blast Radius Problem: Stolen Credentials are Weaponizing Agentic AI appeared first on SecurityWeek.

The UNC2814 threat actor has been active since at least 2017, targeting organizations across 42 countries. 

The post Google Disrupts Chinese Cyberespionage Campaign Targeting Telecoms, Governments appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Water leak detectors can warn you this winter before pipes freeze and burst. These smart detectors performed the best in our tests.

IBM’s X-Force unit observes an uptick in the exploitation of vulnerable public-facing software applications

People 18-60 are not concerned "education vs AI". But it affects them personally It affects them dramatically, often tragically! Think about how optimistic the people who started learning programming were - 15 years ago, 5 years ago, and right now people are still studying under curricula that are five years old. And that's the core problem: "You got your education - now it's time to retrain yourself." This applies to a huge number of professions. The education system is a truly remarkable sphere right now, because the crisis touches everyone simultaneously: teachers, students, bureaucrats in ministries, parents and employers. Artificial intelligence has crashed into this sphere in a deeply dramatic way - and from six directions at once. It seems to me that education and re-education will now be one of the main bifurcation points. These problems in education are sharply redirecting the development trajectory of AI at the leading companies, and they will become a massive labor market for programmers (new software products are needed). At the same time, these problems are putting enormous pressure on the entire programming industry. Every idea and piece of research about what children should be taught in schools and universities directly speaks to how and what you yourself will need to retrain for tomorrow - or already needed to yesterday. And often you don't understand, within your own profession, how much of your knowledge will need to be relearned - and how much of who you are will need to change. So how are you feeling right now, and what do you sense is coming?

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