Show HN: Files.md – Open-source alternative to Obsidian

A new open-source app, Files.md, offers a simple, local-first, markdown-based alternative to Obsidian, emphasizing minimalism and user ownership. Now in beta.

Linus Torvalds says Linux security list is becoming ‘unmanageable’ due to AI bug reports

Linus Torvalds criticizes the surge of AI-generated bug reports, saying it has made Linux security management nearly impossible due to duplication and noise.

China chipmaker CXMT logs 1,688% profit surge amid global memory crunch

China’s leading memory chipmaker CXMT sees a 1,688% profit increase in Q1, driven by soaring memory prices due to global chip shortages.

Nikkei to solicit feedback, finalize overhaul of Nikkei 225 rules

Nikkei announced plans to revise its Nikkei 225 index rules, creating a new sector and reclassifying stocks, with public feedback open until June 15.

I automated opt-outs for 500 data broker sites (open source)

A new open-source script automates monthly opt-outs from over 500 data broker sites on macOS, reducing personal data exposure with CAPTCHA solving and tracking.

Japan’s Nidec to end China JV as it scales back EV drive parts

Japanese motor maker Nidec plans to dissolve its joint venture in China as it scales back its electric vehicle drive component business, citing intense competition.

What Network Sharing Really Adds to Scanner Productivity

The true value of network sharing in scanners lies in its ability to enhance productivity and collaboration—discover how it can transform your workflow today.

Why File Compression Can Ruin Large Prints If Done Wrong

Freeing up space with compression can ruin large prints if done improperly, risking loss of detail and quality—learn how to avoid these pitfalls.

Prolog Coding Horror

An analysis of the typical coding issues in Prolog, including global state, impure output, and low-level constructs, with guidance on writing cleaner, more reliable code.

Largest plant for converting coal to key chemical to be built in Xinjiang

Hengyi Petrochemical plans to construct the largest plant converting coal into key chemicals in Xinjiang, amid rising energy security concerns and regional industry growth.