Latent chaining: killing the flicker between video segments

Your 20-second video looks like two different movies glued together. The first half ends on a close-up of a person standing in a kitchen. The second half starts with that same person, same kitchen, but the light is wrong, the face is subtly different, and for one frame the whole image stutters.

T...

The Gitea 9.8: File Read, Token Theft, and a Git Hook Later

If you self-host Gitea, check your version before you read the rest of this.

CVE-2026-59774 got its formal advisory on August 2 with a CVSS score of 9.8. That score is not a typo.

The bug

An unauthenticated attacker hits the markup rendering endpoint of any public repository and submits Org-...

Building Stratum: A Privacy-First PKM System That Doesn't Own Your Notes

I started building Stratum two weeks ago. Not because the world needs another note-taking app — but because I couldn't find one that respected my data enough.

Here's the thing about most PKM (Personal Knowledge Management) tools: they own your notes. Obsidian locks you into a proprietary format...

Injecting jQuery (or other frameworks/scripts) into any website

Imagine this: You are developing a website based on pure HTML/JS/CSS. You want to keep it as light as possible by avoiding any kind of framework so that the loading times stay low. Now you need to test some functionality by accessing DOM elements directly.

This can become tedious with pure JS as a...

The Future of Industrial Communication

In all these years, there has never been a standardized way to communicate between devices in industrial environment.

We have had Serial connections, Bus connections, Parallel Port connections and so on.

All these types of connectivity have one big problem:

Each company has their proprietary p...