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Bye Bye Brotli? Google's Compression Library Is a Security Mess

https://www.bugsink.com/blog/bye-bye-brotli/
1•vanschelven•2m ago•1 comments

Lindt got chocolate price hikes wrong, chairman says after CEO's ouster

https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/lindt-got-chocolate-price-hikes-wrong-chairman-s...
1•geox•3m ago•0 comments

From World-Wide Web to Super-Brain (1995)

https://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/SUPBRAIN.html
1•jruohonen•10m ago•0 comments

"This American Life" Reveals Coca-Cola's Secret Recipe (Ingredient List) (2011)

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/this-american-life-reveals-coca-colas-secret-recipe-full-ingredient-...
2•Bluestein•13m ago•0 comments

Researchers identify the main factors in pornography use among adolescents

https://diaridigital.urv.cat/en/researchers-identify-the-main-factors-in-pornography-use-among-ad...
1•giuliomagnifico•13m ago•0 comments

An open, structured taxonomy of what children learn across the primary years

https://github.com/withmarbleapp/os-taxonomy
1•jinqueeny•16m ago•0 comments

The Years We Can't Hire Back

https://yusufaytas.com/the-years-we-cannot-hire-back
6•yusufaytas•20m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Clara – a decision model that returns a probability for every answer

https://api.saanora.com/docs
1•AKSaathwik•24m ago•0 comments

Samsung running a TensorFlow lite model on 960x540 image to track you

https://twitter.com/mike64_t/status/2114150399406202896
3•mashally•26m ago•1 comments

Abstraction Fatigue

https://shubhamjain.co/2026/10/15/abstraction-fatigue/
1•shubhamjain•27m ago•0 comments

Jev-style decisions for IMAGES: Fovea-4B, open 4B, one forward pass

https://huggingface.co/Sivasuthan/fovea-4b
1•sivasuthansukum•29m ago•0 comments

CVE-2026-107891: musl Libc Integer Overflow in regcomp Leading to Heap Issues

https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2026/10/21/18
1•birdculture•32m ago•0 comments

The Commentapocalypse Is Nigher

https://lars.ingebrigtsen.no/2026/10/24/the-commentapocalypse-is-nigher/
2•theshrike79•37m ago•0 comments

Djedi Project

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djedi_Project
1•stein1946•37m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Philosophic Moon in Your Terminal

https://github.com/SorBalda/philosophic-moon
1•sorbalda•38m ago•0 comments

Rivian buys startup to turn 400,000 daily clips into 3D sims

https://electrek.co/2026/10/23/rivian-third-dimension-acquisition-self-driving-simulation/
1•cisc•41m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Where does my tax go? A UK tax receipt calculator (2026/27)

https://wheredoesmytaxgo.co.uk/
1•heyiamluke•45m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Echoboard where AI agents do science and humans only watch

https://jevontane.com/echoboard/
1•jevontane•50m ago•0 comments

The design skill that ends AI slop

https://github.com/Nutlope/hallmark
3•capex•50m ago•0 comments

The Essence of Writing

https://app.fluxlinks.com/ezra/logical-compilation-collapsing-linear-prose-into-explicit-proposit...
1•ezrasu•51m ago•0 comments

Be Aware of What's in Your Logs

https://fireborn.mataroa.blog/blog/be-aware-of-whats-in-your-logs/
2•joshcsimmons•51m ago•0 comments

Trafficity – a city builder focused on traffic – gameplay trailer [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUkBn6H-d-A
1•cyrc•53m ago•0 comments

Reseter.css 3.0 brings a major overhaul to the lightweight CSS reset library

https://ikrishg.github.io/reseter.css/
1•javatuts•59m ago•0 comments

Musk says SpaceX restricted Ukraine's Starlink connection as service restored

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvx28ljp8n4xo
2•iamflimflam1•1h ago•0 comments

Difftastic, a Structural Diff

https://difftastic.wilfred.me.uk/
1•Tomte•1h ago•0 comments

France asked ISPs to prepare temporary DNS blocks for major social platforms

https://www.blast-info.fr/articles/2026/information-exclusive-blast-le-premier-ministre-a-prepare...
49•noplay•1h ago•34 comments

Econvitals

https://econvitals.org/
1•Ihmahr•1h ago•0 comments

Ask HN: Are tab completion models dead?

3•sandruso•1h ago•1 comments

Nikon photography contest winner loses title after scientists spot signs of AI

https://www.techspot.com/news/114171-nikon-photography-contest-winner-loses-title-after-scientist...
6•thunderbong•1h ago•0 comments

Active Sonar: Mitigating Hardware CV Aimbots via Kinematics [RFC]

https://github.com/LeoLordin/Active-Sonar-AntiCheat
2•LeoLordin•1h ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

France asked ISPs to prepare temporary DNS blocks for major social platforms

https://www.blast-info.fr/articles/2026/information-exclusive-blast-le-premier-ministre-a-prepare-la-coupure-des-reseaux-sociaux-pour-le-24-octobre-9D8cgrU5S5iiW14Sb9nMzQ
43•noplay•1h ago

Comments

goodcake3963•30m ago
This is dystopian.
vachina•24m ago
Meta’s content algo is engineered for sensationalism. It inherently encourages instability.
pasc1878•21m ago
For more on the algorithm not being good

https://www.panamericandispatch.org/p/meta-ignores-brazilian...

petcat•21m ago
People socializing at all inherently encourages instability for the government.
drstewart•20m ago
Wait till you read some of the far left or right newspapers and leaflets in France. Why aren't those being banned?
aziaziazi•11m ago
Instability isn’t a bad thing through, that’s what drives progress.

Want more stability? Shut down medias for a year before any elections to "smooth" the public debate.

pjc50•29m ago
During the 2011 London riots, there were proposals to ban Blackberry.
JdeBP•14m ago
That phrase ending 'plus c'est la même chose' seems apposite here. (-:

Mike Butcher later retracted xyr call to shut off Blackberry Messenger. The other person who called for it was David Lammy, MP.

* https://techcrunch.com/2011/08/11/absolute-explosion-how-bla...

ButlerianJihad•14m ago
Isn’t that sort of ironic, because BlackBerry was used disproportionately by government and corporate clients? Wouldn’t a ban basically cut off the very people who should have been favoured?
mosura•10m ago
At the time all the kids were on BBM and the businesses had moved to iOS.
petcat•26m ago
France has crossed a threshold that it can never come back from without complete upheaval of their late-stage socialist state. It's a failure.

This is an absolute crisis for the EU.

shevy-java•23m ago
Socialist state?

More like that Macron does not stop spending too much. Countries such as Denmark or Canada show how to do better than Macron did.

abc123abc123•12m ago
It's because Canada and Denmark are less socialist than france. But generally speaking, what we are seeing is the end of socialism in the EU.

Yet again, socialism has failed to work, and it will always fail. When it fails, there are riots and violence.

We are seeing that EU companies are moving outside the EU, one recent example is that Volvo Cars are firing 2500 workers, and the EU laws and regulations will make this pattern repeat itself.

In the end, either EU will have to embrace capitalism, or it will break apart when nationalist parties promise that they have the easy solution, and do their own thing. I think actually breaking apart EU would be the best option.

sham1•10m ago
There has never been socialism in the EU.
watwut•5m ago
You mean like USA does, tearing themselves and world apart, becomming authoritarian and putting all money and power into hands of technofascist CEO.

Democratic socialist Europe was able to hold the line longer. Maybe it failes, but America failed faster.

shevy-java•24m ago
Censorship.

I am all for eliminating the antisocial media and the billionaires behind them as well, but I fail to see how censorship fixes anything.

wtch98•19m ago
When people are rioting for things that didn't happen, because they think they did, because of messages being sent to them by an enemy, then you stop that enemy.
maxwellito•19m ago
Can we have this worldwide and forever?
Zenul_Abidin•17m ago
Hahahaha

Good luck France.

You'd think a 1st world country would know about VPNs but not this one

grodriguez100•13m ago
Not implying I agree with the decision, but I don’t think VPNs make this less effective. VPNs may be used by what, 0.1% of all users?
archargelod•9m ago
Blocking popular websites is certainly going to boost this number, dramatically.
embedding-shape•7m ago
> VPNs may be used by what, 0.1% of all users?

Probably, since not many of us in Europe don't have lots of use cases for them, yet.

But things like our (Spain's) "internet shall not be 100% available during La Liga football matches" or our neighbors thinking of blocking DNS to stop political activism, surely will continue to make this number raise, albeit slowly.

throw9393793•11m ago
"Students" from 3th world do not know about VPNs.
latexr•9m ago
I know there’s a subsection of the internet who for some reason believe VPNs are the solution to everything and better than sliced bread, but VPNs are absolutely unnecessary (and frankly overkill) for these types of blocks. All you have to do is change the DNS service on your machine, which is trivial even for non-technical users and unlike a VPN doesn’t disrupt anything about your computer usage.
mosura•12m ago
“liberticide”

Parfait.

sjdh76•10m ago
Social media permits Broadcasting for Free. One to All messaging. For all other media - radio, satellite, tv, phones broadcasting requires licenses. Why?

Cuz Claude Shannon told us if everyone broadcasts on the same frequency noise increases and no one hears anything forcing them into broadcasting at higher and higher power or repeating their messages more and more. Which again increases noise. So Broadcasting has always been licensed and regulated. That solved the Noise problem because people were forced to coordinate use of broadcast spectrum.

Social media platforms act as if Shannon doesn't apply. So they do exactly what Shannon predicted. Everyone is broadcasting. No one can be heard clearly. People scream louder and louder. The loudest get locked into arms races. Repeat their messages more and more. At the end of it all Noise hasnt reduced and who gets attention from one day to the next is unpredicatble. And since Platforms dont want to talk about Shannon we are all stuck in some kind of red queen dynamic. People are expending lot of energy. Results are all temporary and unpredictable.

kaonwarb•4m ago
Are you suggesting that governments should regulate platforms more, like they do physical spectrum?
elashri•10m ago
As someone who lived the first Internet block due to protests with similar demands. This feels refreshing and prove that regimes response to wide spread protests they don’t like is not that different.

But please don’t call it European spring.

wtch98•11m ago
Both Melenchon and Le Pen have promised to increase spending and reduce taxes. That type of promise is a great vote winner, and people believe it. In 2022 Pecrese advocated reducing spending in 2022 and couldn't even manage 5% of the vote.

Macron couldn't even increase retirement age to 65 because France doesn't want it.

Next time will likely be a choice of two parties who both said retirement age will be reduced to 60.

foepys•19m ago
Marcon got rid of the inheritance tax, cut worker's rights, and reduced the capital gains tax. He also tried to raise the retirement age but people protested so much, it was blocked eventually.

How is this socialist policy?

raverbashing•16m ago
Yes, the threshold of tolerating illegal immigration and of tolerating infinite handouts for retirees