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Best Software RSS Feeds in 2026
4 feeds from 4 sites tagged “software”, ranked by how many people follow each one in their readers, how often it posts and how recently. The list moves as the feeds are checked, every few hours at least.
- 1MohitMohit's short notes on building with AI, shipping products, software experiments, and everyday observations.Last post 2 Nov
- 2Sulayman Bowles — WritingEssays on software, AI systems, and markets.Last post 2 Nov
- 3El PulsoTechEl Pulso Tech: noticias de tecnología, inteligencia artificial, móviles, aplicaciones y novedades digitales. Información clara para entender cómo la tecnología cambia nuestro día a día.Last post 25 Oct
- 4GADTEKInformasi Gadget dan Teknologi Anti GaptekLast post 2 Nov
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Teknologi Prediksi Cuaca BMKG: Siap Hadapi Musim Hujan 2026
BMKG memprediksi awal musim hujan di Indonesia pada November-Desember 2026. Simak teknologi dan aplikasi yang membantu masyarakat memantau cuaca serta siaga bencana hidro-meteorologi.
Epomaker EM3 Review: Mouse Gaming Ringan 56g dengan Dock Magnetic di Bawah 600 Ribu
Epomaker EM3 hadir sebagai mouse gaming tri-mode super ringan 56g dengan sensor PAW3315, dock pengisian magnetic RGB, dan harga terjangkau $35.99. Cocok untuk gamer claw-grip tangan kecil-sedang.
The Luminar Fall Update Has Some Powerful New Tools
Luminar has released a solid fall update with some new features and some enhancements. The update is free to current owners and can, of course, be purchased by photographers who are interested. This new update is version 1.29.0. The update should appear automatically, or you can click "Check for…
Tokage: Clearer download details
Added version, macOS requirement, file size, notarization status and a copyable checksum beside the download links. Made the homepage and downloads page use the same release metadata. Added build-time checks that reject mismatched download checksums, sizes and URLs.
SUSE to cut one in ten employees because of... AI
'Modern tooling is already changing our daily workflows' says CEO at open source biz
All-New Free Affinity App Brings Photo Editing, Sketching, and Vectors to iPad
Canva has announced that popular and free photo editing, illustration, and vector app Affinity is coming to the iPad. [ Read More ]
Microsoft's Canada timezone troubles leave admins fixing calendars, pretending they're in Bogota
Canadian regions stop turning back the clocks, Microsoft wishes it could
Cartographers of North Korea (2019)
Mapping My Lazy Eye with AmblyoPunch: A VR Dichoptic Training Journey When I stumbled on the “Cartographers of North Korea” project — a team stitching satellite imagery into a usable map of a place that officially doesn’t exist — it struck me how much of my own visual world was still uncharted…
I tried replacing Obsidian multiple times, but these features always bring me back
I thought I had found an Obsidian replacement, until I missed these surprisingly powerful features.
I Tested My Claude Code Plugin Across 1,260 Live Sessions. Four Sentences Nearly Matched It.
"All tests pass." If you use an AI coding agent, you've probably read that sentence several times today. It sounds like proof. But it's only a claim. So I built receipts, an open-source Claude Code plugin with one simple principle: No receipts, no "done." Then I tried to prove my own idea wrong…
Pager: Built the initial publishing tools
Built the Telegram publishing API with one-time and recurring schedules, media uploads and delivery history. Added a web dashboard for drafts, scheduling, bot connections and workspace settings. Added a Rust command-line client and MCP integration, plus the public website and setup guides.
Byoky: Open-source wallet for AI API keys
Byoky is an open-source wallet for AI API keys, available as a Chrome and Firefox extension and as iOS and Android apps. Users store their keys for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini and other providers in it, encrypted on their own device. Apps that want those keys ask the wallet for access, and the…
How to find out who owns a property in Texas
An appraisal account supplies the starting name. Matching its legal description to a county deed connects that name to the land.
Software choice overload is real, and this is how I find apps that stick
Too many apps, too many promises, and too little time. Here's how I finally became pickier about my software choices.
Who owns Texas’s private water?
At one CSWR system, a 5,000-gallon charge rose from $28.45 to $89.72. At another, it fell from $92 to $89.72. Both joined the same rate pool.
French lawmakers approve $11.2 billion internet tax based on traffic usage, costs $0.65 per gigabyte of content accessed — US tech giants like Google and Meta face new levies on content delivered to French subscribers
French lawmakers have approved an amendment proposing a €0.055-per-gigabyte tax on digital content delivered to internet subscribers in France. The measure could generate an estimated €10 billion annually, with companies including Google, Meta, Netflix and potentially TikTok among those affected…
Tech sleuth claims to have found the oldest GUI application that still works with Windows 11 — CDPLAYER.EXE from Windows NT in November 1992 wins the prize
A technology enthusiast claims that the oldest GUI application that still runs on Windows 11 is CDPLAYER.EXE from November 1992.
Lightcraft Review: It’s Adobe Lightroom, Without Adobe
The truth is that Lightcraft really is a free version of Adobe Lightroom -- and in some ways it's better but in other ways it's just nearly as frustrating. If you're aware of the odd headaches that you get sometimes when you're doing something new, then know that you're probably going to have that…
AI-powered game development is 'leading to an explosion of content,' Roblox says, as it brags about 70,000 games published on its platform in the last 5 months alone
Two days after Steam admitted it has an AI slop problem, Roblox basically bragged about the same thing.
Sam Altman argues that it's bad you want DRAM in your computer and not a data center, actually
Once again, we're all fuming about big tech and AI.
