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November 10, 2026

Weekly Newsletter

Welcome to the newsletter edition of November 10th, featuring six websites and stories selected for you this week.

📰 Top websites of the week

1. Survival LLM

A free, open-source assistant that runs on your computer with a downloaded reference library. Search emergency guidance, repair manuals and Wikipedia without an internet connection. Answers link to their source passages so you can check the underlying material. Setup requires downloading the model and library first.

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2. Where the Romans Fought

Explore an interactive atlas of 1,709 Roman land and sea battles, from 753 BCE to 1475 CE. Move through periods, inspect locations and opponents, and compare outcomes. The site includes its sources, methods and uncertainties alongside the maps and individual battle records.

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3. Dossier

Dossier keeps your career history and applications in one place. It uses your profile to draft tailored resumes and cover letters, then tracks applications from draft to offer. Available as a desktop app or for self-hosting, with your documents and data under your control.

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🗞 More awesome websites this week

4. hjkl

Practice Vim by editing text in your browser. hjkl offers short exercises for movement, changing words, deleting lines, text objects, search and repeating edits. Choose the skills you want to practise and build fluency through small, focused tasks.

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5. Arkivism

Arkivism indexes public-domain art, historical photographs, illustrations and archival footage. Describe the image you need or follow visually similar works across museum and archive collections. A useful source of visual material for independent websites, with source and rights details to check for each work.

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6. Libghostty 1.0

Mitchell Hashimoto introduces libghostty-vt 1.0, the terminal-emulation library extracted from Ghostty. The release establishes a stable C ABI and explains its adoption, testing and compatibility policy. Useful reading for developers building terminals, IDEs and tools that need reliable terminal output.

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