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Eigendrum is a browser-based tool that solves the drumhead eigenvalue problem in real time, letting you draw any shape and hear its vibrational modes. It's a practical demonstration of FEM, spectral geometry, and the physics of sound.
Google's open-source HEIR compiler toolchain converts pre-trained AI models to run on encrypted data, making private AI inference practical with pure cryptography.
A developer turns Nix's lazy evaluation into a playable NES emulator, where each button press is a derivation and the store becomes savestate history.
With Edge moving to Manifest V3, Firefox is now the only major browser still supporting uBlock Origin, making it the go-to for privacy-conscious users.
Ember is a new open-source project that designs terminal, chart, and UI color palettes to remain distinguishable under warm-screen filters like Redshift and Night Shift. It ships four palettes tuned for different color temperatures, with exports for Alacritty, iTerm2, Windows Terminal, Matplotlib, CSS, and JSON.
Cloudflare now lets you attach Access policies directly to Workers, so every domain and preview URL is behind your company login by default. Account-level defaults make private-by-default the norm, and a new ctx.access API drops the JWT boilerplate.
Cloudflare One now identifies MCP traffic at the protocol layer, letting admins see and block shadow AI-agent tool calls that bypass approved MCP Server Portals.
Cloudflare Radar data from the August 12, 2025 total solar eclipse shows HTTP traffic dropping 15-30% along the path of totality, with dips aligning precisely with maximum obscuration.
Iroh's managed relays now authenticate every connection with signed capability tokens issued from your project API key. A leaked relay URL no longer means open access to your infrastructure.
lumabri lets any machine — GPU or not — serve and chat with massive mixture-of-experts models by streaming bytes and routing expert activations across peers, with strict byte-identity verification and no FUSE.
Cloudflare Radar data from the August 12, 2026 total solar eclipse reveals a clear correlation between solar obscuration and internet traffic dips, with regions in the path of totality seeing drops of 15–30%.
Cloudflare's Certificate Transparency Monitoring is now generally available, with a key fix: filtering out Cloudflare-issued certificates using SPKI hashes to eliminate alert fatigue.