Chrome kills XSLT, breaking protest site
Google removes XSLT support from Chrome on November 17, 2026, and the author's protest site — itself built in XSLT — will go dark with it, after Chromium browsers began warning users that such pages will soon stop displaying correctly. — dbushell.com
Ubuntu sudo thread blocked by rate limit
A Lobsters thread about Ubuntu's Rust-based sudo could not be retrieved; the site returned a rate-limit error instead of the discussion. — utcc.utoronto.ca
OmniRoute stacks free AI tiers behind one endpoint
OmniRoute, an open-source AI gateway, puts third-party free tiers behind a single endpoint and calculates roughly 1.62 billion free tokens per month, so developers can draw on providers' quotas without juggling dozens of dashboards. — github.com
Canada timezone change breaks Microsoft calendars
After parts of Canada stopped changing clocks, Microsoft's software shows wrong times, and the interim fix directs affected admins to Bogota time while proper calendar repairs are built. — theregister.com
Nix users weigh in on competing implementations
In a Lobsters thread on choosing a Nix implementation, commenters favor the original package manager for stability and community forks like Lix for a cleaner codebase. — lobste.rs