Monday, 19 October 2026 · updated 8 hours ago

Today's Top 10 in Tech

The technology stories developers are talking about right now, ranked by community votes and freshness. Every headline links to the original source.

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    Linux 7.3 Released

    lwn.net Hacker News ▲ 357 158 comments
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    Namecheap just seized and disabled all my domains

    reddit.com Hacker News ▲ 456 220 comments
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    Timestral: Mistral release time-series foundation models

    mistral.ai Hacker News ▲ 163 30 comments
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    Someone behind the software

    karrisaarinen.com Hacker News ▲ 488 176 comments
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    Let's Encrypt is adding two additional remote perspectives for domain validation

    community.letsencrypt.org Hacker News ▲ 60 17 comments
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    Alternatives to Animal Testing Are Finally Taking Off

    spectrum.ieee.org Hacker News ▲ 48 7 comments
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    RepRapMicron

    github.com Hacker News ▲ 414 66 comments

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    colo.to Hacker News ▲ 221
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    Tmux and Claude Code: Sessions, Send-Keys, and the Ceiling
    crystl.dev Hacker News ▲ 76
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    Footage of the Flock search that a judge ruled was uncosntitutional
    404media.co Hacker News ▲ 20
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    Superlite: A Faster Alternatie to Superpowers
    contextfirst.blog Hacker News ▲ 111
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    ESA's Hera Will View Asteroid Scars from DART's Strike
    spectrum.ieee.org Hacker News ▲ 27
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    Free Pascal compiler now supports dynamic packages
    getlazarus.org Hacker News ▲ 171
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    The Intel 8087 chip: floating-point addition and subtraction
    righto.com Hacker News ▲ 92
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    Java sealed classes and exhaustive pattern matching
    neilmadden.blog Hacker News ▲ 178
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    Show HN: WhatsApp MCP running free on Cloudflare
    github.com Hacker News ▲ 125
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