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August 30, 2026
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Weekly Newsletter ☕️

Welcome to the newsletter edition of August 30th, where you receive the best-voted websites of the past week.

📰 Top websites of the week

1. Photosynthesis logo Photosynthesis

Photosynthesis is a camera app for iPhone that uses two lenses simultaneously to produce a single high-resolution photo. The app fuses the outputs of the paired cameras with no generative AI, delivering real optical detail. Coming to iPhone in 2026, it lets photographers capture wider scenes and finer detail without …

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2. Cobalt: Kobo App Platform logo Cobalt: Kobo App Platform

Cobalt is an open-source app platform for Kobo e-readers, featuring a launcher, a signed App Store, and a Rust SDK with isolated apps. Install once via USB; apps install and update over Wi-Fi.

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3. LittleLearner: Pedagogical LMs logo LittleLearner: Pedagogical LMs

LittleLearner confines a language model's knowledge to concepts appropriate for a 5th-grade level by training from scratch on an 88B-token curriculum aligned with the K–5 Common Core. The project provides three model scales (0.6B, 1.3B, 5B) with matched unfiltered controls and live browser interaction for study of knowledge exposure and …

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4. For-sale DNS Records logo For-sale DNS Records

Advertise that a domain is for sale in DNS using a TXT record at the _for-sale leaf. The primary audience is domain owners, brokers, and DNS administrators who want to signal a sale without taking the site offline, keeping the homepage and mail flow intact.

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5. Everything is about to go dark logo Everything is about to go dark

Matthew Green examines how rapid AI advances are colliding with encryption, privacy, and surveillance, and why today's protected data may face new risks as security margins shrink.

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6. Tailscale's SQLite WAL-Reset Bug logo Tailscale's SQLite WAL-Reset Bug

Tailscale and SQLite developers traced rare corruption to a WAL-reset data race, then uncovered a separate stale-expression-index bug. The post explains the failure modes, reproductions, and fixes.

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by @Micadep