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JPEG XL finally ships in Chrome

🚀 Frontend Focus #​761 — October 7, 2026 | Read on the web How Fast is the Web? Exploring Billions of Real-User Measurements — A new free BigQuery dataset of anonymized real user Core Web Vitals from 10,000 large Cloudflare-fronted sites, updated daily and covering Safari/WebKit as well as Chrome. The post covers some of the initial findings, including how downloads are usually the smallest part of a slow LCP. Townsend & Jansma (Cloudflare) Would You Let Your AI Agent Grade Its Own Homework? — Agents write code faster than ever. They even review their own work. But who’s reviewing them? Dropb

Frontend Focus · EN

KDE Linux Nearing Its Beta Milestone, Now Ships With NTSYNC By Default

KDE developer Nate Graham published his monthly blog post on Sunday to outline the current state of KDE Linux and some of the changes made to this in-house Linux distribution over the course of October. Additionally, KDE Linux is nearing its beta milestone after beinbg in development for over one year as a reference Linux distribution for KDE...

Phoronix · EN

Python 3.15 Ships and Other Python News for November 2026

Python 3.15 ships, 3.16 eyes None-aware operators, eight broken CA keys trigger security releases, and Anthropic drops temperature.

Real Python · EN

Amelia Island Pirate Voyages in Fernandina Beach, Florida

Through an unassuming gray shack in the Fernandina Harbor Marina, visitors board a 53-foot-long ship, The Flying Dutchman, for a high seas adventure like no other. The 90-minute to 2-hour voyage offers guests an immersive, family-friendly tour of Amelia Island’s nautical history and natural wonders. The boat itself is decked out with pirate fanfare, from “Wanted” posters to tattered flags atop the mast to a skeleton or two. With a ragtag crew of boisterous pirates, you’ll sail past such landmarks as Fort Clinch, the famous 19th-century coastal fortification; Cumberland Island, where wild horse

Atlas Obscura · EN