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linksfor.dev@linksfor.dev · 2d ago

Today's featured post is 'Making a game in C for the Global Game Jam: Inside Job' - https://www.sebdegraff.com/posts/ggj_26.md.html #linksfordevs

Making a game in C for the Global Game Jam: Inside Job

In this post I'll talk about how my team and I designed a local multiplayer investigation game, how I implemented a record-replay mechanic, the strange platform bugs we hit along the way, and how we still managed to make a game we're proud of, using my engine written in C.

sebdegraff.com

linksfor.dev@linksfor.dev · 4d ago

Today's featured post is 'Usage Page $$ to Token Amount? WHAT? - Support / Help - Cursor - Community Forum' - https://forum.cursor.com/t/usage-page-to-token-amount-what/167153 #linksfordevs

Usage Page $$ to Token Amount? WHAT? - Support / Help - Cursor - Community Forum

I just noticed Cursor Usage window switched from $$ to Token amount. I use this Usage window closely to keep tabs on my daily/active spending, not from the spending overall page. Today, the $$ amount is replaced by token amount which is completely useless. Any way to revert back to $$ amount as I can’t seem to find this in settings or elsewhere. Is it just me, or does Cursor feel like it’s more buggy than before, ie. auto select sub agents despite having the default subagent setup.

forum.cursor.com

linksfor.dev@linksfor.dev · 2w ago

Today's featured post is 'How I Made Servers Invincible To Hangs' - https://blog.nassella.org/how-i-made-servers-invincible-to-hangs/ #linksfordevs

How I Made Servers Invincible To Hangs

Nassella has an unusual design constraint: no SSH, or server login of any kind. Nassella deploys immutable instances for self-hosting. If something goes wrong, you can't login to diagnose and fix it. The only option is to replace the instance with a new one. So how do you

blog.nassella.org

linksfor.dev@linksfor.dev · 2w ago

Today's featured post is 'From Seed Scripts to Desired-State Reference Data in PostgreSQL' - https://vvka-141.github.io/pgmi/articles/desired-state-reference-data-postgresql/ #linksfordevs

From Seed Scripts to Desired-State Reference Data in PostgreSQL

Why row-oriented seed scripts become brittle when they mix desired data with construction procedure, and how PostgreSQL can validate, diff, load, and reconcile a natural-key catalog inside one transaction.

vvka-141.github.io

linksfor.dev@linksfor.dev · 3w ago

Today's featured post is 'How I get and find music now' - https://jspann.me/blog/posts/finding_new_music/ #linksfordevs

How I get and find music now

Inspired by a few recent posts on HN I wanted to make this post and share some of the ways I’ve been going about finding new music. There’s both a lot of ways to get music and ways to find new music. This is a list of some things that did/didn’t work for me. While I have a wide range of interests, and after some lofty experimentation, I generally gravitate towards Cinematic Scores and Soundtracks, {Acid, Progressive, Italo, Future, …} House, {Pop, Skate} Punk, Hip Hop, and {Math, Alternative} Rock, so this will mainly be focused on how I found music in those areas.

jspann.me

linksfor.dev@linksfor.dev · 3w ago

Today's featured post is 'Japan develops a method to recover up to 90% of lithium from used EV batteries and it could be a major breakthrough' - https://tech.supercarblondie.com/japan-recovers-up-to-90-of-lithium-from-used-ev-batteries/ #linksfordevs

Japan develops a method to recover up to 90% of lithium from used EV batteries and it could be a major breakthrough

In a real win for Earth Day, it has been reported that scientists in Japan have developed a method to recover up to 90% of lithium from used EV batteries

tech.supercarblondie.com

linksfor.dev@linksfor.dev · 3w ago

Today's featured post is 'Just Let Me Write Digits | Blog | Guillaume Endignoux' - https://gendx.dev/blog/2026/07/13/input-digits.html #linksfordevs

Just Let Me Write Digits | Blog | Guillaume Endignoux

Digital identities and what they mean for the web have become a hot topic of discussion in the last few years.They have also brought many controversies: age verification laws and what they mean for online anonymity, Wikipedia potentially having to verify the identify of its users in the UK, the reliance on official iOS and Android operating systems as mandatory form factors for digital identity wallets, not to mention what these inter-dependencies mean when your US digital accounts are cancel...

gendx.dev

linksfor.dev@linksfor.dev · 4w ago

Today's featured post is 'QuadRF can spot drones and see WiFi through my wall' - https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2026/quadrf-can-spot-drones-and-see-wifi-through-my-wall/ #linksfordevs

QuadRF can spot drones and see WiFi through my wall

The QuadRF (pictured above) a phased-array radio built around a Raspberry Pi 5 and an FPGA board with picosecond-level timing. It does advanced signal processing and beamforming. It can see WiFi through walls and track drones in flight. If the open source community can come up with something like this, just imagine what governments are capable of. When you plug a computer into a network, tools like Wireshark can show all the hidden traffic you might not even know is there. WiFi packets are the same, but those travel through the air, allowing snooping without physical access.

jeffgeerling.com

linksfor.dev@linksfor.dev · 4w ago

Today's featured post is 'Packing the infinite truck' - https://pehar.dev/reflections/packing-the-infinite-truck/ #linksfordevs

Packing the infinite truck

Imagine that everything needed for a move must travel in one truck. Capacity and correction # It is an ordinary truck, and it can return if something is forgotten. Because the truck can return, packing does not need to be perfect. That is useful. A forgotten box can still arrive. A mistake can be corrected. But the ability to return does not make the second trip free.

pehar.dev