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October 29, 2026
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Welcome to the newsletter edition of October 29th, featuring six websites and stories selected for you this week.

📰 Top websites of the week

1. GPT-6.1 Terra logo GPT-6.1 Terra

GPT-6.1 Terra

OpenAI launches GPT-6.1 Terra for visual reasoning, computer use and coding. Standard API prices are half those of GPT-6.1 Sol: $1 per million input tokens and $5 output. A timely option for indie builders automating screen-based work; the announcement includes evaluations and availability details.

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2. Local Wikipedia logo Local Wikipedia

Local Wikipedia

Enter a place or postcode to explore Wikipedia articles about nearby landmarks. Local Wikipedia turns a global encyclopedia into a neighborhood discovery tool, with random articles and an A–Z index. A clever, focused web project that makes familiar data useful in a new way.

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3. Ghostty 1.4 logo Ghostty 1.4

Ghostty 1.4

Ghostty 1.4 brings performance and memory improvements, complete Kitty graphics support including animations, and better SSH integration. The October 27 release notes also document security fixes and macOS 27 support. A substantial update for developers who spend their working day in a terminal.

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Multabot checks traffic fines in Argentina by plate, DNI or CUIT

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🗞 More awesome websites this week

4. ThinkRail logo ThinkRail

ThinkRail

ThinkRail puts the Pi coding agent inside an IDE with an editor, terminals and isolated Git workspaces. Living project specifications and reusable skills preserve context between sessions. An open-source JetBrains incubator project for developers who want to review agent changes and run parallel work in separate worktrees.

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5. Lantern logo Lantern

Lantern

Lantern is an open-source TypeScript library for animated code explanations rendered as SVG. Readers can jump between named steps, while agents can inspect text descriptions and structured traces. It runs in browsers, Node and Cloudflare Workers with no runtime dependencies: useful for technical documentation, demos and teaching.

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6. CleanYourTV logo CleanYourTV

CleanYourTV

CleanYourTV switches off unwanted apps and replaces the ad-filled home screen on Android TV and Google TV with a clean launcher. Setup uses Wi-Fi debugging and a coding assistant; no root is required, and changes can be undone. Open source, with add-ons and separate privacy guides for unsupported TVs.

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