
1054: Reddit Closing it’s Doors
Wes, Scott, and CJ are back with two weeks of news: Reddit is forcing everyone to log in, r/opensource bans anything AI, and CSS-Tricks is independent again. Plus Anomaly's Hex dictation app, Mitchell Hashimoto's Rex terminal, TanStack Redact, Cloudflare's TypeScript port to Rust, Vercel's Agent Desktop, the new touchscreen MacBook Pros, a flood of CVEs, and a certificate authority whose private key was the number 4.
Show Notes
00:00 Welcome to Syntax!
01:11 Anomaly’s Hex Dictation App
05:00 The Battle to Own Your Computer
07:45 Raycast’s iOS Keyboard
10:11 The New AI Design Meta
11:05 Rex: A Next Gen Terminal
17:37 Rex Remote Hosts and Scripting
22:55 Reddit Is Closing Its Doors
28:46 Bots and Captchas
33:29 r/opensource Bans AI
37:41 CSS-Tricks Has a New Owner
41:08 Brought to you by Sentry!
41:34 Silent Dictation Glasses
Silent dictation with Airpods
Silent dictation on Mac
45:49 Arc Is Dead
49:42 Pico CSS Is Unmaintained
50:49 TanStack Redact
52:37 tsrs: TypeScript in Rust
55:34 Vercel’s Agent Desktop
Launch post
Cua
59:26 Agents in a macOS VM
01:00:38 Claude Is Back in OpenCode
01:01:41 Touchscreen MacBook Pros
01:11:21 Discord Goes Discoverable
AnswerOverflow
01:13:31 Notification Overload
01:14:50 Security Roundup
01:15:33 What Is a CVE?
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposure
CVE Tracker
01:18:01 PHP, Linux and GitLab CVEs
01:22:18 Abliterated Models
01:23:38 eMudhra’s Private Key Was 4
eMudhra’s CA keys cracked in milliseconds
mitmproxy
01:31:09 Apple Music’s iPod 404 Page
01:33:18 Norway’s Best Toilets
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