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MUDA '26: Kinetic Web Design by Etter Studio

Etter Studio's web design for Zurich's MUDA pairs a squishy cobalt SVG menu with pixel-grid branding and clean Swiss exhibition layouts. Most museum menus hide in a corner. Etter Studio went the oppos...

Abduzeedo · EN

Maker Faire Orlando 2026: Retro Games, Robots, and Rain or Shine DIY

INSTAGRAM I FACEBOOK I WEBSITE I YOUTUBE Sunshine, palm trees, afternoon thunderstorms, and a little lot of Disney magic are all part of the Orlando landscape. Oh, and robots and power racing, too. If that sounds too good to be true, that’s because Orlando has always had a knack for making the impossible look possible. […] The post Maker Faire Orlando 2026: Retro Games, Robots, and Rain or Shine DIY appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

MAKE Magazine · EN

Self-Employed? Solopreneur? NIST has a cybersecurity guide just for you

NIST has released Small Business Cybersecurity: Non-Employer Firms, also known as NIST Cybersecurity White Paper 50. It’s written for the “solopreneur,” anyone who is the only paid employee of their business. More than 28 million small businesses in the U.S. fit that description. The guide assumes the reader doesn’t know anything about cybersecurity or the […]

Adafruit Blog · EN

Claude’s new rules against game cloning won’t stop the AI copying boom

Kyle Orland, writing at Ars Technica, reports that Anthropic has added a rule to Claude Code’s system prompt to keep the model from re-creating specific existing video games. The rule, spotted in a json file named “tengu_heron_brook” around October 27, tells Claude to build original games, genre games and games from a user’s own designs […]

Adafruit Blog · EN

It’s Like a Touchless Automatic Car Wash for Dogs

Shane Wighton built this automatic dog wash.

Hackster.io · EN

This Hexapod Can Transition Between Gaits On the Fly

This hexapod robot, built by ForgeVolt, can seamlessly transition between gaits at any moment.

Hackster.io · EN

The frontier labs launch election war rooms

An old playbook is back for the deepfake era. Is it working?

Platformer · EN

Postal Service Surveilled Protest Activities Online With Little Rules, Oversight

The U.S. Postal Service used social media surveillance to monitor and report on protests across the political spectrum, government records show. The records , disclosed to EFF and other requesters suing the postal service under the Freedom of Information Act, show that the agency’s internet Covert Operations Program, or iCOP, routinely sifted through social media posts organizing and discussing protests with little records of any oversight or legal justification. EFF filed suit in 2021 after Yahoo News disclosed the program’s existence and how the agency used it to monitor First Amendment prot

EFF Deeplinks · EN

Stop paying for Claude, GPT and Gemini separately — get them all with AskAnyModel for $39.99

TL;DR: Use more than 50 AI models and send a prompt to six models at once with a lifetime subscription to AskAnyModel AI Pro Plan for $39.99, normally $499. Stop paying every month for multiple AIs when you can get the leading models together in one user-friendly interface. — Read the rest The post Stop paying for Claude, GPT and Gemini separately — get them all with AskAnyModel for $39.99 appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN

129 Blog Posts To Learn About Nintendo

Learn everything you need to know about Nintendo via these 129 free HackerNoon blog posts.

Hacker Noon · EN

Building AI Products, Part 1: How To Find AI Use Cases Worth Building in the First Place

Learn how to evaluate AI use cases, calculate business value, choose between AI and traditional software, and decide when human oversight is essential.

Hacker Noon · EN

How to Use Message Bus DLQs for Advanced Tail-Based Sampling

Discover how to eliminate OpenTelemetry memory bottlenecks by replacing point-to-point collector connections with an Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) design.

Hacker Noon · EN

Your Startup's Biggest Security Vulnerability Isn't Your Code — It's You

Hackers don't break in. They log in. Here's the founder's field manual for not handing them the keys.

Hacker Noon · EN

Hindsight-Driven Development: An Iterative Approach to Building Software With AI

Spec-driven development asks you to guess before you build. With AI coding agents, build first, fix what you see, and leave the spec for last.

Hacker Noon · EN

Four Relationships, One Second Brain: What You Need to Know

Self-esteem and metacognition shape four ways of relating to a second brain: an extended self, assistant, painful mirror, or self-deception.

Hacker Noon · EN

Your Context Is the New Moat: Here's Why

When anyone can build software, context becomes the moat. How five plain Markdown files turn store software into a consultant that knows your business.

Hacker Noon · EN

AI Agents Pick the Wrong Tool More Often as You Add Tools, and Research Shows Why

More tools make AI agents pick the wrong one. What papers and vendor benchmarks show about tool selection, and how to keep each agent's list short.

Hacker Noon · EN

(Podcast) The Rebound 623: I Didn’t Know That, And I Don’t Like It

Apple’s boring results, the MacBook PROLED XDR Display, iPhone Duo reaction, and Lex’s need to be notified.…

Six Colors · EN

(Podcast) Upgrade 644: You Can Put a Few Fingers on It

Jason gets some hands-on time with the new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, reviews the new iPad mini, and brings all the details of Apple’s latest financial results.…

Six Colors · EN

ChatGPT has hit roughly 20% of Google Search volume, OpenAI says

According to OpenAI, ChatGPT has managed to grow its search use to around 20% of Google Search’s total volume, a staggering figure. more…

9to5Google · EN

Peak Design’s new wireless charging stand pulls double duty, literally

The three new charging accessories from Peak Design hit the high notes, like (dual) Qi2 wireless charging and wired fast charging without bulky bricks. more…

9to5Google · EN

Google Messages redesigning pinned chats and moving search

In addition to the new app icon , Google Messages is testing a redesign of pinned chats and search on the homepage. more…

9to5Google · EN

The Sideload 050: The phones Samsung and Google won’t make

Welcome to episode 50 of The Sideload, a 9to5Google podcast. This week, Will and Daniel are joined by Nick Sutrich to discuss the ever-present split between North American and global phones, what the marketplace looks like with OnePlus gone, and why your next smartphone might actually replace your Steam Deck. Plus, some thoughts on how AI is choking out the games space. Sponsored by NordVPN : Listeners to The Sideload can save up to 76% on a two-year subscription alongside four extra months for absolutely free by signing up for NordVPN using this link . Thanks to NordVPN for sponsoring this we

9to5Google · EN

Don’t miss this scary-good deal: make your wireless bill less frightening this Halloween

Halloween is full of tricks, but your phone bill doesn’t have to be one of them. While mobile carriers might advertise plans starting from low monthly fees, the reality for most people is that they are paying $60 to $100 per month or more. Comparing your current plan to the Tello Mobile equivalent is likely to reveal that you are significantly overpaying, and that you can get the same coverage for much less. For example, for a limited time you can get 10GB of data and unlimited talk and text for just $10 a month … more…

9to5Mac · EN