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Google Chrome Officially Lands on ARM64 Linux with Built-in Widevine DRM Support
Google officially releases Chrome for ARM64 Linux with built-in Widevine DRM, enabling HD streaming on Netflix, Disney+ and more for ARM device users.
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MediaCrawler: Deep Dive into an Open-Source Crawler Framework Covering Seven Major Platforms
Deep analysis of MediaCrawler, a popular GitHub open-source project using Playwright browser automation for multi-platform crawling across Xiaohongshu, Douyin, Kuaishou, Bilibili, Weibo, Tieba, and Zhihu.
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Cloudflare Blocks Anti-Scraping Proxies: IP Reputation Is the Real Culprit
Analysis of why FlareSolverr and Byparr fail against Cloudflare. The real issue isn't CAPTCHA solving — it's IP reputation. Learn about VPN pitfalls, static IP risks, and practical solutions.
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AmneziaVPN Deep Dive: The Open-Source Powerhouse for Self-Hosted, Censorship-Resistant VPN
Deep dive into the AmneziaVPN open-source client: AmneziaWG anti-DPI obfuscation, self-hosted VPS deployment, multi-protocol support, and cross-platform privacy.
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MediaCrawler: Deep Dive into an Open-Source Crawler Framework Covering Seven Major Platforms
Deep dive into the popular GitHub project MediaCrawler — a Playwright-based multi-platform crawler framework supporting data collection from Xiaohongshu, Douyin, Kuaishou, Bilibili, Weibo, Tieba, and Zhihu.
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Automating GitHub Releases: Design and Practice of a Tag-Triggered Release Action
A ten-year open source maintainer shares how to build a universal tag-to-release GitHub Action, covering its opinionated design philosophy, dogfooding validation, and AI-assisted development.
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What Is a Sand Battery? How Finland Solves Energy Storage Challenges with Sand
Sand batteries are thermal energy storage systems developed in Finland that use inexpensive sand to store surplus renewable energy as heat for district heating. Learn how they work and compare to lithium batteries.
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Getting Started with PiDeck: A Complete Guide to the Local AI Coding Workbench
PiDeck is a free, open-source local AI coding workbench that provides graphical management for CLI tools like Claude Code and Cursor. This guide covers installation, model authentication, project management, and advanced conversation tips.
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Getting Started with PiDeck: A Complete Guide to the Local AI Coding Workbench
PiDeck is a free, open-source local AI coding workbench that provides graphical management for CLI tools like Claude Code and Cursor. This guide covers PiDeck installation, model auth, project management, and advanced conversation tips.
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AI Agent in Action: Building a Local Netlist Analysis Plugin for JLCEDA from Scratch
How a Bilibili creator used AI Agent, MCP, and Playwright to build a JLCEDA local netlist analysis plugin from scratch—covering features, setup, and the full Agent-driven dev process.
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Palmier Pro: An AI-Native macOS Video …
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Palmier Pro: An AI-Native macOS Video Editor Rebuilding the Creative Workflow, Open Source
Palmier Pro is a native macOS video editor built for the AI era. Developed in Swift with nearly 12K GitHub stars, it rebuilds the editing workflow with AI-first principles for creators.
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Ego Lite Review: AI Browser Automation That Won't Steal Your Mouse Focus
Ego Lite is a browser built for AI collaboration. Based on Chromium, it uses login state reuse and isolated Spaces so AI Agents can autonomously handle web operations, form filling, and data scraping—solving the human-machine focus conflict. macOS only.
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Ego Lite Review: AI Browser Automation That Won't Steal Your Mouse Focus
Ego Lite is a Chromium-based browser designed for AI collaboration. Through login state reuse and isolated Spaces, AI Agents autonomously handle web tasks, form filling, and data collection—ending the human-machine focus fight. Currently on macOS.
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Ego-lite: An Open-Source Browser Desig…
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Ego-lite: An Open-Source Browser Designed for Humans and AI Agents to Work in Parallel
ego-lite is an open-source AI-native browser by citrolabs that lets humans and AI Agents work in parallel in the same environment. Explore its design and value.
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The Complete Codex Guide: From Beginner to Pro with the All-in-One AI Assistant
OpenAI Codex is more than a coding tool—it's an AI agent that writes code, makes slides, and operates browsers. This guide covers its four versions, permission modes, plugins, automation, and six best practices.
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Jellium: An Unofficial Jellyfin Deskto…
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Jellium: An Unofficial Jellyfin Desktop Client Built with Rust
jellium-desktop is an unofficial Jellyfin desktop client built in Rust, offering low resource usage and high performance. It has surpassed 1,200 GitHub Stars.
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Complete uBlock Origin Filter Rules to Block Civitai Ad Banners
Custom uBlock Origin filter rules to precisely block Civitai's 'Support Civitai creators' ad banners and fix layout issues. Full rule code and setup steps for .com and .red domains.
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Cursor Designer: Why Software Must Retain Its Human Touch in the Age of AI Acceleration
Cursor designer Rio: AI compresses build loops dramatically, but risks flooding the world with mediocrity. From Glass UI principles to the migration of craft — why human agency, taste, and responsibility remain software's true core.
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AI-Powered Automated Testing: Using Pytest + MCP to Tackle Non-Determinism
Deep dive into AI-era automated testing: using Pytest + Playwright + MCP for stable automation, constraining code conventions with Skills, avoiding non-determinism and high token costs. Includes real debugging war stories.
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wigolo: A Zero-Cost MCP Tool That Give…
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wigolo: A Zero-Cost MCP Tool That Gives AI Coding Assistants Web Access
wigolo is a local-first open-source MCP tool that gives AI coding assistants like Cursor and Claude Code free web search, fetch, crawl, and research capabilities — no API keys, no cloud, $0/query.
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