The *ssh hole: when a failed password check looked like a match
A sourced, illustrated explainer traces a security flaw involving OpenSSH, musl Linux, and passwords longer than 256 bytes.
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A sourced, illustrated explainer traces a security flaw involving OpenSSH, musl Linux, and passwords longer than 256 bytes.
A free online space for sitting quietly alongside strangers, with simple rituals, ambient sound, and optional group sessions.
A vendor-attestation register for small IT shops that extracts details from SOC 2 reports and tracks when coverage needs reassessment.
A Mac utility that opens an individual app window from another Mac as a local window, with keyboard and mouse input.
A browser-based hockey-goalie video workbench for marking rink references, measuring positioning, and annotating plays.
A free, open-source desktop CAD app for mechanical engineers that combines AI-generated parts with conventional editing and shop-oriented outputs.
A Santa Cruz peer-support project offering help with mental health, physical health, and money stress.
A free, open-source browser game asks players to diagnose and repair the working pumps, filters, boilers, and controls behind a leisure centre’s pools.
A free, vendor-agnostic lookup for aircraft parts, FAA-approved PMA alternates, and airworthiness directives.
A focused publication tracking U.S. defense budgets, acquisition programs, and Pentagon contract awards.
An independent automotive studio in Kentucky documents its approach to turning overlooked cars into characterful, driveable builds.
A browser-based 3D temple space lets visitors walk around, sit, bow, recite with prayer beads, and light incense.
A student team uses two yeast strains to draw traditional patterns from China’s 56 ethnic groups on culture plates, then documents the artwork and how it was made.
A browser-based tool that turns images, text, shared links, or existing pattern screenshots into editable bead designs.
An interactive radio experience wraps music, visual themes, community-station streams, and listener messages in a retro space-console interface.
A Guna artist in Panama City presents original mola tattoos alongside other styles, studio information, and ways to plan a session in English or Spanish.
Astrophysicist Andrea Henderson de la Fuente explains her galaxy research and invites volunteers to classify star-forming regions in Euclid images.
A Portuguese-language true-crime archive presents Brazilian cases as numbered dossiers, with timelines, case status, and links to fuller accounts.
Baromètre IA Sénégal offers a free test that estimates how AI could affect tasks in a person’s profession, with a focus on Senegal and West Africa.
A browsable collection of 3D castle reconstructions that places historic fortresses on real terrain and compares them with their present-day state.
A free browser game turns Northern Ireland’s power-sharing politics into a satirical crisis-management simulation.
A free map estimating where and when conditions favor mushrooms such as ceps and chanterelles.
A benchmark for testing AI agents on real database and API tasks while faults are injected, then checking whether the agent’s report matches the resulting data.
An independent live radio project built around hand-picked music sessions people hear and discuss together.