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SDF, one of the oldest public access Unix systems, is drawing fresh attention online. Established in 1987, it continues to offer free shell accounts, computing resources and a social community to anyone interested, decades after most similar dial-up-era services disappeared. Commenters are revisiting the system as a rare surviving piece of early internet history that remains actively maintained and open to new users today.
- 2Corral tool kills every command your AI agent starts●Show HN: Corral – Kill every command your agent starts
A developer has released Corral, an open-source tool that automatically kills every command launched by an AI coding agent, giving users a way to stop runaway processes. The project was shared on Hacker News, where it drew modest engagement. Discussion centres on control and safety when letting autonomous agents run shell commands.
- 3Ukrainian soldier raises funds for new fire-group platoon●Мій добрий колега збирає на свій новий взвод вогневих груп. Їм зараз потрібна допомога з облаштуванням житла, матеріалам
A Ukrainian soldier is collecting donations for a new platoon of fire groups, asking the public for help with housing, materials and tools for building defensive positions, as well as shotgun shells. A Monobank donation jar has been opened, and supporters are being urged to contribute to the wartime fundraising effort, which reflects the wider reliance on volunteer donations for frontline units.