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1. Orange Cloud — See Your Cloudflare at a Glance

A beautifully designed mobile app that integrates Cloudflare domain, DNS, analytics, Workers, and storage management, open-source and free, natively built for iOS and Android.

https://orange-cloud.chatiro.app/zh-Hans

2. kage

A Go-based website offline mirroring tool that renders pages via headless Chrome, strips all JavaScript, and localizes every asset to produce fully self-contained, browsable static snapshots.

https://github.com/tamnd/kage

3. AI GPUs probably live longer than three years

Refuting the “AI GPUs only last three years under heavy load” claim with public statements and supercomputer failure data — over 95% survive past three years with proper cooling; the real constraint is economic lifespan, not physical failure.

https://www.seangoedecke.com/ai-gpus-live-longer-than-three-years/

4. I built a private ChatGPT for my family

Using a ZimaBoard, RTX 5060 Ti, Open WebUI, and llama.cpp, the author built a private, family-grounded AI assistant with a custom system prompt that aligns with their values rather than generic defaults.

https://fulghum.io/family-chatgpt

5. Setting Up and Using the Pi Coding Agent

A translated guide to installing and configuring the Pi terminal coding agent, covering model selection, extensions, behavior rules, and hands-on tips — emphasizing its speed, simplicity, and high customizability.

https://blog.dejavu.moe/posts/translation-setting-up-and-using-the-pi-coding-agent/

6. I Could’ve Rickrolled the Entire FIFA World Cup. All I Needed Was My ID.

A security researcher discovered that simply registering on FIFA’s Agent Platform granted backend access to live World Cup 2026 streaming controls and match data — with zero role enforcement — enabling feed hijacking and score manipulation.

https://bobdahacker.com/blog/fifa-hack

7. Making HTTP requests from a container that has no curl, using bash /dev/tcp

A clever trick for stripped-down containers: use bash’s built-in /dev/tcp pseudo-device to open raw TCP connections and hand-write HTTP requests, perfect for quick connectivity checks when curl isn’t available.

https://mareksuppa.com/til/bash-dev-tcp-http-without-curl/

8. Lighthouse CI: Automate Performance Budgets to Catch Regressions Before They Deploy

A practical guide to setting up automated performance budgets with Lighthouse CI and GitHub Actions, enforcing hard thresholds on LCP, TBT, CLS, and resource sizes to block regressions before they reach production.

https://the-practical-developer.online/posts/lighthouse-ci-performance-budgets-github-actions/

9. My First Linux Kernel Patch: Fixing a TCP Listener Bug

A first-person account of submitting a patch to the Linux kernel, fixing a five-year-old bug where epoll readiness events were lost during TCP Listener Migration, with deep dives into Use-After-Free and RCU mechanisms.

https://jt26wzz.com/posts/0016-my-first-linux-kernel-patch-fixing-a-tcp-listener-bug/

10. optimizerDuck

A free, open-source Windows optimization tool built with WPF/.NET 10, offering 30+ system tweaks across performance, privacy, GPU, power, and bloatware removal — every change is one-click reversible.

https://github.com/itsfatduck/optimizerDuck

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