Linus Torvalds has a new branch in his own kernel repository named noref-filemap-read-with-llm.It holds an eight-patch series built on Linux 7.3-rc6 plus fixes, and its commit message gives no kernel release target for merging it.While the commit message is long and technical, the change itself is easy to describe.What he changedWhen many threads read the same file, the kernel serves them from the page cache, its in-memory copy of recently read data. Today, each read takes a hold of the cached d...
Most Linux distributions are still figuring out where AI fits. Some are even blocking AI-based contributions while others are shipping AI tools in the system itself. openEuler is doing something more comprehensive. It is embracing AI completely. From its development workflow to the operating system it offers to end users, AI is omnipresent. The aim is to move towards an AI-first ecosystem to give users an "AgentOS".The project is putting AI into three places at once: the community's own plumbing...
A Fixes tag in a kernel patch points to the commit that introduced the bug, but the last commit to touch a buggy line may only have moved the code to a new file.Sasha Levin, who co-maintains the stable and long-term support kernel trees, wants AI coding assistants to verify which commit introduced a bug before assigning it a Fixes: tag.His two-patch series went to the workflows and ksummit mailing lists last week, where he has proposed a new agents directory in the kernel tree to hold the skill ...
There are plenty of online PDF tools that let you edit documents without installing anything on your computer. You just open a website, upload your file, make the changes, and download the edited document.But there is a catch. You are handing your files over to a third-party service, and you may not always know how it handles your data. Some services may have questionable privacy practices, while others are outright malicious.In fact, the FBI has warned people about fraudulent online file conver...
Long-standing open source projects won't receive new DigitalOcean infrastructure credits after the company quietly ended its support program in a disruptive move that has affected many open source projects. Though they did have enough money to fund Omarchy. 🤷I cannot confirm, but it could be related. Gentoo Linux is seeking new infrastructure sponsors after several long-term backers withdrew support. The project accepts donated machines, colocation space, virtual machines, physical servers, or f...
Plenty of open source projects keep going on goodwill alone, with contributors putting in the hours and expecting nothing back. While others lean on outside support like cash, donated hardware, or someone else covering the hosting bill.This kind of support rarely gets much attention, but these needs are some of the most foundational aspects of any project that's serious about growing.Gentoo falls in the second group. The source-based Linux distribution, built around the Portage package manager, ...
How does an operating system that isn't proprietary or powered by the Linux kernel manage to run Docker, you ask? Well, it would need features like namespaces and cgroups.That's exactly what Vinix did, adding its own implementations of those plus overlayfs and seccomp, allowing the stock Alpine Linux Docker engine to run on ARM64.It also runs QEMU 9.1.2, which can boot a second Vinix inside a window of the first, and for gaming, it can run DOOM, a DOOM 3 demo, Gothic II's demo via OpenGothic, an...
Since 2022, Google's Open Source Software Vulnerability Reward Program (OSS VRP) has been the path for outside researchers to get paid for reporting security flaws in the company's open source code, including projects like Flutter, Angular, Go, and Fuchsia.With an announcement on X, they have now decided to discontinue the product-facing side of it.They are calling the change temporary, while supply chain reports remain open and anything submitted before October 1 stays unaffected.What's closed,...
Lightwell is Red Hat and IBM's response to a specific problem in enterprise open source security. Vulnerabilities sit in production library versions that upstream maintainers haven't patched and, in some cases, won't.More than 90% of enterprise application code traces back to open source or third-party libraries, per figures Red Hat cites, and a typical enterprise codebase carries over 500 known vulnerabilities at any given time.They say that attacks on known vulnerabilities arrive, on average, ...
The globally recognized tech and engineering company has quietly shut down the OpenRadioss project at the start of this month, keeping the GitHub page around but completely removing the repository.I sound complainy because usually when an open project is discontinued, the maintainers put it into a read-only, public archive state, which allows other developers to learn and fork off it.OpenRadioss was the open source release of Radioss, a finite element solver Altair Engineering developed for cras...
You already know that Canonical has been selectively replacing Ubuntu's C-based system components with Rust-written equivalents that don't compromise in terms of functionality, most of the time.Now it looks like the distro's OpenPGP implementation is next, with Sequoia PGP coming preinstalled in Ubuntu 26.10. Canonical wants it to eventually replace GnuPG as the default toolchain, though that switch has not happened yet.What's OpenPGP?Before getting into Sequoia, it helps to know what OpenPGP ac...
A few months back, I reviewed the TerraMaster D1 SSD Plus and liked it for what it offered. A sturdy box that gives a second life to an NVMe SSD lying around (rarity these days). Now I have the ORICO X50 on my desk, which does the same job but promises twice the bandwidth with Thunderbolt 5.I ran the similar set of benchmarks on it on Ubuntu, and I have the numbers to share. Here's a quick summary of my experience with the device.✅ Slim, good-looking aluminum body that's easy to carry✅ Comes wit...
If some Reddit posts are to be believed, Digital Ocean is ending its Open Source Credits program quietly:DigitalOcean has decided to sunset the Open Source Credits Program. As part of this change, we are no longer accepting new credit applications or approving credit renewals, extensions, or additional credit requests.All this is based on a GitHub issue where the maintainers of the Node.js project received an email from Digital Ocean notifying them about the sunset of the Open Source Credits pro...
The VPN industry runs on a promise. Pick almost any provider and the pitch is the same: "we don't keep logs." You hand over your entire internet connection and, in return, you get a pinky-promise that nobody is writing anything down.For a lot of privacy-minded people, that promise stopped being good enough a while ago. A no-logs policy is only as honest as the company making it, and even an honest company can be hacked, subpoenaed, or quietly acquired.Obscura VPN is trying to answer to that prob...
yt-dlp has over 195,000 stars on GitHub, supports thousands of platforms, and is actively maintained by a global developer community. Unfortunately, the IFPI would like to see it on the EU's piracy watchlist.Just so you know, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) represents around 8,000 music labels across 70 countries.In its submission to the EU's Counterfeit and Piracy Watch List consultation, the group calls yt-dlp "a major problem for the music industry" and names ...
Canonical is moving Ubuntu's kernel update cycle from four weeks to two, with the expected result being a kernel release landing every week due to cycle overlap. They did this because AI-assisted vulnerability hunting is causing CVEs to land faster than the old timeline could respond to.They have also enabled upgrades from Ubuntu 24.04 LTS to Ubuntu 26.04.1. And the delayed beta release of Ubuntu 26.10 should arrive today.AlmaLinux now has software certification, which means publishers can list ...
Since 2010, F-Droid has been the go-to place for downloading free and open source apps for Android. Its client app is the one people interact with the most, and it has received many upgrades over the years.But now it's time for a massive rewrite that has emerged from more than a year of development and numerous test releases.A comprehensive redesignKotlin replaces the original Java codebase, and the interface has been rebuilt on Jetpack Compose. The result is an app that follows Material Design ...
My homelab started small, and so did the annoyance. To open Jellyfin, I typed 192.168.0.x:8097. For Home Assistant, it was another IP and :8123. For Karakeep, Ollama and the rest, even more IP and port combinations to either remember or bookmark.The bookmarks weren't reliable either. My ZimaCube got its IP address from the router like any other device. Swap a cable or let it reconnect, and it mostly came back with a different IP, breaking every bookmark and config pointing to it. That's worse fo...
Welcome to Local AI Weekly #4."Local AI" keeps meaning different things these days. Sometimes the model runs on your computer. Sometimes only the app does, while the model and your chat still run elsewhere.There are lots of such "local AI" tools that are not really local. Before you pick a local AI tool, ask three things: where does inference happen, what account or network service is still required, and what does the license let you do? The best local AI tool is the one that doesn't need any of...
Announced via a two-part series of blogs, Microsoft has moved WSL containers (WSLC) out of public preview and into general availability. Let's take a look at what it offers.The new release comes with wslc.exe, a dedicated command-line tool for Linux container workflows on Windows. It ships with a built-in alias, container.exe, for those who prefer that syntax.A Windows API also ships alongside it, giving native Windows applications a way to spin up and manage containers directly from code, as we...
When we heard about the Netherlands' DAWO initiative, a formal mandate to replace outside software across Dutch public institutions with a NixOS-powered platform, we asked ourselves: How could France miss out on this?Turns out, they didn't. DINUM, the country's Interministerial Directorate for Digital Affairs, has been running its own NixOS-based workstation setup on internal machines for months now.Sécurix and its NixOS BetDINUM has developed Sécurix, a security-hardened NixOS setup aimed at sy...
openSUSE is known for shipping four main Linux distributions. Leap is the stable, fixed-release option built on the same source as SUSE Linux Enterprise (SLES). Tumbleweed is the rolling release for those who want the latest packages. MicroOS is the immutable, rolling variant that tracks Tumbleweed.And finally there's Leap Micro, the immutable, fixed-release counterpart to Leap, built for container hosts, edge devices, and virtual machine workloads. Its job was to bring immutability as well as s...
Firefox has a new look that brings it up to 2026 web browser standards, where having a clean, minimal user experience is a growing phenomenon.Called "Nova," the redesign leaked before an official announcement was ever made, with Mozilla playing catch-up a few months later via a technical blog outlining how they were approaching this major transition.That transition turned out to be more work than the mockups made it look.Six months after the leakWhen the internal design files were made public in...
postmarketOS, the Linux-based operating system that many of you turn to for reviving your old smartphones, has undergone a name change, and it is now called "Nura."This was announced during the project's conference recently, where the rebranding closed a long-running process that started last year in March, drawing more than 300 name submissions from the community.It took a dedicated selection team and a trademark review aimed at accommodating languages from every continent to ensure that the ne...
The man leading GhostBSD, Eric Turgeon, has come up with Mocka, a new desktop for this BSD distribution that would eventually replace MATE. So far, he has unveiled the dock that will go into it, as well as some preliminary concepts and specifications that show us where Mocka will head next.Existing users of GhostBSD don't need to do anything now since nothing has changed on their machines. All of this is still under heavy development after all. 🤷Grammar nazis won't like thisEric has shown off a ...
For the first time, there's a way to carry out software certification on AlmaLinux, and the hardware suite has been rewritten alongside it, with test results from either certification path landing in the same public catalog.Don't worry about the cost to validate or the uptime of the machine itself. Certifications are free, and the hardware checks no longer require you to install the distro on your setup.Validating, how?In this particular situation, software certification is basically a listing p...
When the U.S. government imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) in early 2025, the consequences were far-reaching yet quickly enforced.The restrictions cut off the ICC chief prosecutor's access to Microsoft services, including email, followed by a freezing of his personal and institutional bank accounts in affected jurisdictions.While this was happening, the Dutch government was watching, coming to the bitter realization that access to essential services depended on decision...
When the U.S. government imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) in early 2025, the consequences were far-reaching yet quickly enforced.The restrictions cut off the ICC chief prosecutor's access to Microsoft services, including email, followed by a freezing of his personal and institutional bank accounts in affected jurisdictions.While this was happening, the Dutch government was watching, coming to the bitter realization that access to essential services depended on decision...
You get an SBC and start building projects on that. You start with a vision project. Then the next project idea needs audio. Perhaps the next one requires a bunch of sensors. Usually that means a stack of HATs on the GPIO header or getting a new SBC.Vicharak is trying a different route with the Axon-Lite. It's a tiny ARM SBC whose interface modules are swappable, so you change the module to match the job instead of changing the board. This "reconfigurable computing" pitch is what makes this ARM ...
The AI doesn't necessarily run on supercomputers (yet), it runs on clusters of hardware pieced together. This is where SuperPoD comes into picture. A SuperPoD is a tightly coupled scale-up system that connects many compute nodes so software can use resources across them more like one system.So far, the operating system that ties them in a single machine has largely been proprietary. openEuler wants this to be open source, and its latest release shows the push for that.Need for cluster OSLinux pr...
So far, Canonical has followed a split kernel SRU cycle for Ubuntu, where regular fixes and security patches lived on separate tracks, with a full update every four weeks and a security-focused release at the two-week midpoint for urgent CVE fixes.If that concept is new to you, a Stable Release Update, or SRU, is how Canonical ships bug fixes and security patches to Ubuntu after a release is out. The kernel gets its own dedicated track for this.Canonical is replacing both tracks with a single 2-...
First thing first. Yesterday, I mistakenly sent the Local AI Weekly newsletter to everyone. That was not supposed to happen. I'll be more careful in the future. Let's go with our regular dose of Linux and open source.Snapdragon X2 processor support should be coming to Linux soon. Qualcomm has put out an early developer preview with Debian 13 as the reference environment.PeppermintOS is switching from Xorg to XLibre for its upcoming Debian and Devuan ISO refreshes, with no plans to move to Waylan...
Qualcomm has put out an early developer preview of Linux for Snapdragon X2 Series laptops, asking kernel developers, distro maintainers, and hardware enablement engineers to get on this hardware and start testing.They have been laying the groundwork for this since Snapdragon Summit 2025, and the push today is toward getting drivers into mainline rather than shipping out-of-tree patches that only a handful of people can maintain.This is not aimed at end users.The progress so farI don't have a Fas...
openKylin is China's homegrown, open source operating system which is developed by a consortium of companies, research institutes, and individual contributors.We have covered openKylin in the past but that was more than two years ago. There is a new major release in the form of openKylin 3.0 that brings Linux kernel 7.0, UKUI (desktop environment) 4.24 and deeply integrated AI at the core.Let's see the highlight of the new release.AI is at the center of openKylin 3.0Among the most highlighted ch...
Contrary to what you might expect of a newly launched Linux distribution, Gravity Linux has a long-term goal of not existing as a distro. The project is a Fedora Remix for Apple Silicon Macs that ships with KDE Plasma on Wayland as the default desktop.Everything in it is built through clean-room reverse engineering, ensuring that no Apple source code, disassembly, or leaked technical information makes its way into the code for this project.Two developers, Cody Ho and Niklas Sheth, are the main d...
Contrary to what you might expect of a newly launched Linux distribution, Gravity Linux has a long-term goal of not existing as a distro. The project is a Fedora Remix for Apple Silicon Macs that ships with KDE Plasma on Wayland as the default desktop.Everything in it is built through clean-room reverse engineering, ensuring that no Apple source code, disassembly, or leaked technical information makes its way into the code for this project.Two developers, Cody Ho and Niklas Sheth, are the main d...
📋I mistakenly sent the Local AI Weekly to the subscribers of FOSS Weekly. My bad. A long, tiring day led to this mishap. Won't happen again (hopefully).Welcome to issue #3. I said weekly last time and here we are, one week later. Small victories.This issue has a theme, and it's money. I guess I am not the only one who thinks that the generous Claude and Codex subscriptions people are enjoying right now are just to get you addicted to using AI. And it's quite evident, isn't it? A big credit givea...
AI is moving fast. Its jargon is moving even faster. Half of it doesn't mean what you'd guess from the name. After all, tokens are not coins. Terms like harness and quantization are everywhere in local AI conversation, and often people don't even know what these terms mean.I put together this quiz to test how well you actually know the words you're using. It is a little quiz with just ten questions, one correct (and hopefully funny) description per term.Guess the term, then check your reasoning ...
If you run a lightweight distro and you do not like the fact that Wayland will probably become the default, PeppermintOS has some news you should know about. It's switching its display server from the soon-to-be-retired Xorg to XLibre for its next round of ISO refreshes.It may look like a sensible call as it keeps X11 alive and skips Wayland (for now). However, XLibre is one of the divisive projects in the Linux world right now. Choosing XLibre won't sit well with some people, at least.Moving aw...
That's very interesting to see considering OpenSearch began as a fork.When Elastic relicensed Elasticsearch and Kibana in 2021, AWS built an open alternative, keeping it under the Apache 2.0 license. Three years later, the project moved to neutral governance after the Linux Foundation launched the OpenSearch Software Foundation in September 2024 as its vendor-neutral steward.Now, reflecting on the journey so far, Linux Foundation Research and the OpenSearch Software Foundation have jointly publi...
Something that flew under the radar a while back is getting attention again. A post on the r/selfhosted subreddit reminds us that the Raspberry Pi 5 will refuse to boot if it detects RAM that doesn't match the memory configuration recorded at the factory.The behavior traces to a firmware update that many in the community have identified as the 2024-09-23 build, which went out with a very dry release note that said:Interesting changes since the last release:-Minor updates for to align with manufa...
Signal is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that doesn't really need an introduction in this age of authoritarian overreach. Since the beginning, it has required a phone number at signup, even after it gained username support.It's been quite weird to see, given that other privacy-focused messengers like Session and Matrix have never required a phone number to get started.The beta release of Signal 8.28 for Android changes that with Signal Login, an optional registration path that skips the phone...
No Starch Press is one of my favorite indie tech publishers. I am a fan of their Linux titles like How Linux Works and System Programming in Linux. This is why I get excited when I see a new book from them.I am telling you all this because Humble Bundle is offering the Think Like a Programmer 2026 bundle by No Starch Press (partner link) that includes 18 books across 3 price tiers.You can start with 4 books for $11.80 or get all 18 for $47.20. The full tier includes Think Like a Programmer, The ...
Portainer's Community Edition has been open source for a decade now, and that run has now hit a wall. Portainer 3.0, the upcoming ground-up rebuild of the platform around Kubernetes, will not be the base for CE.This was announced by the company's CEO, Neil Cresswell, who says that CE will continue being based on Portainer 2.45 LTS, the last release in the 2.x line. While everything after it, like the new consoles, the new architecture, etc., won't be ported to CE.Instead, CE will get security fi...
Garuda Linux has started nudging its userbase toward Nix. The distro's maintainers have just renamed the Garuda Nix Subsystem to Garuda Nix, and you will find that the move is more nuanced than something purely cosmetic.What used to be a side project for dual-booting NixOS is now also its own bootable installer. The flake ships a dedicated ISO with a Calamares GUI, alongside a command-line install-garuda-nix tool for scripted setups.This isn't something new. As a subsystem, it has offered a way ...
Garuda Linux has started nudging its userbase toward Nix. The distro's maintainers have just renamed the Garuda Nix Subsystem to Garuda Nix, and you will find that the move is more nuanced than something purely cosmetic.What used to be a side project for dual-booting NixOS is now also its own bootable installer. The flake ships a dedicated ISO with a Calamares GUI, alongside a command-line install-garuda-nix tool for scripted setups.This isn't something new. As a subsystem, it has offered a way ...
Ubuntu 26.10 is changing what your machine kills when memory runs out. Applications are meant to go first, and the services that hold the session together now sit behind them. Thirty-nine of those services move to an OOM score of -500, with GNOME Shell and two D-Bus services among them.That makes them a far less likely pick for the kernel's OOM killer. Instead, something like a web browser holding the majority of the memory on your machine becomes the likelier candidate to be pruned.Canonical ha...
I have been (mostly) happily running Home Assistant in my homelab for a while now. There is a tiny issue, though. While my wife and I can manage most devices through the companion app, kids or guests cannot.Reaching out for a phone is not always convenient, and of course, I cannot handover my phone to guests. Home Assistant's own Voice Preview device is not a capable device if you are not connected to the cloud. So when I got my hands on the Elecrow CrowPanel Advanced 10.1", a big ESP32-P4 touch...
Google's September 2026 Pixel Update Bulletin contains patches beyond what's in that month's regular Android Security Bulletin. According to GrapheneOS, some of those extra patches touch standard Android platform code, the kind that runs on non-Pixel devices, not just Pixel-branded hardware.None of that platform-level code has reached the regular monthly bulletin or the private preview patches other manufacturers typically draw from to get their own patches ready.And at this rate, these won't re...
Yeah, Valve has not bothered putting out a proper announcement for this. I got to know about this thanks to Liam Squires-Hand, who covered it briefly yesterday. The gaming giant has open-sourced the Android compatibility layer it built for the recently launched Steam Frame.Lepton lets users play games exclusive to Android on Linux by launching them inside a container. Valve says most users will not interact with Lepton directly since the Steam client itself handles that job.The project is aimed ...
Mozilla and Mistral have announced a partnership that brings the Mistral Small 4 model to Firefox Smart Window, the browser's AI-powered window that lets users chat their way through a web browsing session.Both companies portray this as pushback against a browser ecosystem increasingly dominated by a few large companies. The concern is that one company could end up running the browser, the search results, and the AI answering your questions.This is followed by the expansion of beta access to the...
It's FOSS reader Mišo Oroz shares how he migrated a small transport and logistics company in, Bergamo, Italy to Linux and open source to reduce cost and ordinary technical problems. This is the kind of positive stories we need to hear more.Another positive news is that Rune, a Go-based IDE for Linux and macOS, went GPLv3 this week with no CLA requirements, with contributors keeping copyright over their work. The more interesting part is the revenue-sharing plan. Accepted contributions earn credi...
Zsh has become the default shell for a lot of Linux and macOS users, and for good reason. Between Oh My Zsh, autosuggestions, and smarter tab completion, there's a lot going on under the hood.But how much do you actually know about it? Take this quiz and find out.🚧Some browsers block the JavaScript-based quiz units. Disable your ad blocker to enjoy the quizzes and puzzles.
Few people know that Zsh's roots go back to 1990, when Paul Falstad created it as a student project. That m...
In April this year, we saw Andy Nguyen turning the PS5 into a Linux-powered gaming PC that ran Steam games and emulators, making good use of the hardware on-board.Sadly, he has now announced that he is walking away from the PS5 hacking scene altogether and is stopping work on porting the project to the PS5 Pro, which would've shipped sometime in 2027.All due to a single exploitI am stepping away from the ps5 scene and stopping all my work on ps5 linux.After pouring my heart and months of my life...
In the past, I have shared stories of how real people using Linux in the real world. My favorite is the interview with Stu Keroff, who educates students to make the best use of Linux in school.When Mišo reached out to me and shared how he helped a local small business move from Windows to Linux, I though of reviving that old series where real people share real stories of how they migrated to Linux and open source.Mišo Oroz is the founder of Zerolock, an Italian IT company based in Spirano, Berga...
GNOME is still the initial desktop environment for most people who step into the world of Linux, trying their first distribution. I say that because the mainstream picks like Ubuntu and Fedora Workstation both ship it by default, bringing new users directly into the GNOME ecosystem.While we are seeing a rise in adoption for dynamic tiling window managers like Hyprland, conventional desktop environments like this one are still a daily driver pick for many.Now, a fresh release, GNOME 51, has arriv...
Welcome back to Local AI Weekly. I promised a weekly, and then took a month to send the second one. So let's call the first one the pilot episode. From here, the show will run weekly 🤘This issue leans heavily toward agents, because that's where most of the interesting local AI tooling is landing right now. Before we see all that, let me thank Atomic Chat, who is supporting this edition of Local AI Weekly.
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Linux gamers are used to being treated as second-class citizens, and Ubisoft recently gave everyone a fresh reminder when they pulled Linux and Steam Deck support from For Honor.They blamed anti-cheat limitations, even though the game's anti-cheat software had supported Linux for years.Meanwhile, cloud gaming has been slowly building up as an alternative, even for people who can't afford to build a gaming rig thanks to inflated RAM and storage prices. While growth hasn't been anything remarkable...
Ever found yourself in a situation where you have a document with plenty of images and you need to save images from it? Maybe a selected few or all of them?Now, manually going to each image and then right click might be the no-brainer but an extremely tedious way to achieve this.Let me tell you the quickest way to extract all the images from a work document.Access the menu and go to the Save As option. What you have to do here is to save it as HTML. It will create several web files inside the sa...
Ubuntu has managed to do away with GNU Core Utilities in its default stack. The last three holdouts, cp, mv and rm, have moved to uutils' coreutils; the Rust reimplementation Canonical has been feeding into the distro since 2025.They had been held back from 26.04 LTS over flaws in the uutils versions. Everything else, from ls and cat to chmod and du, made that jump in earlier releases.This change, while big, sits hidden away in an obscure mention in Canonical's work-in-progress release notes for...
Rune has left behind its proprietary old self for a new open source identity under the GPLv3, letting you clone, read, or build off it from GitHub. The relicensing came via a string of moves, one of which was the commit that marked the project's license transition.The developers have also decided to keep commit history mostly intact, which runs back to 2017, with some gaps here and there. I point that out because projects that go open often squash the history first, so old secrets and sensitive ...
When it comes to open source and AI, we almost always look West. While a lot happens in the United States and some in Europe, the East is not lagging either.In the recently concluded LEAP East conference, several startups and enterprises came together to showcase their innovations and share what they were building.Out of them, openEuler caught our attention for its focus on Open Source AI. The SuperPoDAt LEAP East 2026, openEuler showcased its SuperPoD OS, which extends operating-system support ...
E-mail is one of those things that get really unruly before you realize they have. You sign up everywhere with your e-mail, get lots of spam from services that you almost forget you have even heard of, and all the important things, consequently, get lost in the noise. This is the problem Paperweight aims to solve. It is an open source application that helps you see what accounts or newsletters you subscribed to so that you can take a decision on them.Paperweight helps you reduce your digital foo...
Most of us carry a phone every day, but very few of us could say what's actually going on inside one. That gap is exactly what CircuitMess is trying to fill or should I say, has been trying to fill.The Croatian company CircuitMess, founded by Albert Gajšak, ran its first MAKERphone campaign back in 2018, a build-it-yourself phone kit that raised over $324,000 and eventually shipped to more than 6,000 people as "Ringo." Now there's a sequel. MAKERphone 2.0 is live on Kickstarter (partner link) an...
