
Quick Tunnels Lets You Run a Public Website From Your Laptop With a Single Command
A single command turns your laptop into a public website, with no account, no config files, and no exposed ports.


A single command turns your laptop into a public website, with no account, no config files, and no exposed ports.

Meta's Muse AI assistant lands on Mac, letting the AI act on your files, messages, and calendar. A look at the crowded field of agentic AI assistants.

Passkeys promise safer logins, but they can lock you out forever. Here's why they're a step back for personal accounts.

Flet 1.0 builds web, desktop, and mobile apps from one Python file. A live coding editor, testing, and accessibility round out the toolkit.

FEX emulates x86-TSO memory on ARM, but the cost is immense — every load becomes an acquire, every store a release.

A look back at the 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 5 AWD Limited: what still works, what doesn't, and why buyers should weigh the trade-offs.

A university user rants against Microsoft over a contract that blocks editing PowerPoint on a Mac, calling it unethical and disrespectful.

HacktronAI hackers broke into OpenAI's systems via a Discourse flaw, then walked away with a $6,500 bounty. Full disclosure details.

Google Labs is testing CC, a new family AI agent that aggregates shared calendars and files into a daily family briefing.

A new memory deal suggests Apple may raise iPhone prices again in 2027, pushing the Duo closer to a costly future.

Amazon drops the base AirPods 5 to $124.99 ahead of Apple's September 18th launch, matching the Pro 3's features.

GitLab's rate limits change: free users get 60 requests/hour, premium/ultimate tiers follow later; brownouts run Oct 7–14.
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