Securing critical software for the AI era.

April 15, 2026
Weekly Newsletter

Weekly Newsletter ☕️

Welcome to the newsletter edition of April 15th, where you receive the best-voted websites of the past week.

📰 Top websites of the week

1. Project Glasswing

Project Glasswing is a collaborative effort to secure critical software with AI-driven defense tools. It uses Mythos Preview to identify vulnerabilities and share defenses with the industry.

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2. Killed by Google: 299 Retired

Visualizes every Google product retired since 2006, totaling 299 items. Browse chronologies and patterns, including notable refocus years and shutdowns. Source data from killedbygoogle.com.

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3. Caveman: Claude Code Skill

A Claude Code skill/plugin that makes agents talk like cavemen, cutting ~75% of tokens while keeping technical accuracy. One-line install showcases significant token savings. Targeted at AI developers looking to optimize prompts and reduce costs.

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🗞 More awesome websites this week

4. Ghost Pepper

Offline, on-device speech-to-text for macOS. Ghost Pepper runs locally with WhisperKit and local LLM cleanup, no cloud data. Hold Control to record, release to transcribe and paste (Apple Silicon, macOS 14+).

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5. NoAdsWeather

NoAdsWeather provides fast, ad-free weather forecasts with no cookies, no tracking, and no ads. It preserves privacy by avoiding data collection and analytics; user preferences are stored in local storage, and weather data comes from third-party services. The site is open source, supports a PWA, and relies on tips from …

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6. Little Snitch for Linux

Little Snitch for Linux reveals network connections by application and lets you block unwanted traffic. It tracks data volumes and traffic history and can be used as a Progressive Web App.

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by @Micadep