Hackernews posts about Insteon
Insteon is a smart home technology company that developed a protocol for connecting and controlling various devices in the home through a centralized hub.
- Research papers using "kidney disappointment" instead of "kidney failure" (scholar.google.com)
- Water system controllers don't belong on the internet, says ex-NSA chief (www.theregister.com)
- I don't enjoy the Internet any more (btao.org)
- I close SSH port 22 (and what I use instead) (www.michelebologna.net)
- An Engineer's Old Cooking Trick Is Going Viral, Divides the Internet (pleated-jeans.com)
- XMPP Instead of Mail for Forgejo (xn--gckvb8fzb.com)
- Sell the Company for $400M? He's Giving It Away Instead (www.nytimes.com)
- Meta's Internal Research (metasinternalresearch.org)
- Instant (Instantdb.com) Sunsetting (discord.com)
- Pass-ta-key attacks steal passkeys instead of passwords (andreafortuna.org)
- Interlock: Proving a secret moved, instead of guessing that it might (yashwanthreddymali.com)
- Show HN: Having models make roller coasters instead of pelicans (via OpenRCT2) (coasterbench.wseaton.com)
- Sylve with FreeBSD Instead of Proxmox for Virtualization (gyptazy.com)