Tunnels, networking, self-hosted LLMs, and AI news

GNOME's built-in RDP Remote Login solves unattended access on Wayland. Pair it with a Pinggy TCP tunnel to reach it from anywhere, no VPN or VPS required.

LiveView, Hotwire, Datastar, and Blazor all push rendered HTML over a persistent connection instead of JSON. Here's why the pattern keeps resurfacing, what changed in 2026, and what it costs you when you test it.

A Product Hunt or Hacker News launch needs more than a live link. Here is how indie developers feed the public URL from a Pinggy tunnel straight into an AI URL to Video tool, polish the cut with InVideo AI, and ship a launch demo without recording anything.

A technical comparison of remote IoT device management software in 2026: balenaCloud, AWS IoT Device Management, SocketXP, RemoteIoT and Dataplicity. Real pricing, agent architecture, NAT traversal, OTA updates and what each one gets wrong.

We pulled every company in YC's Summer 2026, Fall 2026, and Winter 2027 batches from the official directory and classified all 208 of them. Here are the real themes, the numbers behind them, and how they compare to YC's own Requests for Startups.

Five Minecraft hosts compared on CPU clock, data centre locations, control panel and support: Godlike.Host, Nodecraft, Pine Hosting, GG Servers and Kamatera. Plus the free option of running the server on your own machine behind a tunnel.

Cloudflare shipped Kitesurf, a browser engine written from scratch to run in V8 isolates on Workers instead of Chromium. Here's how it works, the real CPU and memory numbers, what it still can't do, and how to point it at an app running on your own machine.

Learn how to create an employee onboarding video with an explainer video maker, using Pollo AI to turn training scripts into clear videos without filming a presenter.

A technical guide to Claude Code's /loop and /goal commands and OpenAI Codex's Goal Mode -- how each one keeps an AI coding agent working for hours without you babysitting every turn.

Jeff Dean, Sanjay Ghemawat, Oriol Vinyals, and Quoc Le just quit Google to found Discovery Loop, a startup betting that the entire cycle of hypothesis, experiment, and evaluation can be run on a loop, at scale, by machines. Here's what it actually is, and what's still unproven.