Top Tech News on Sunday, 18 October 2026

25 stories ranked by community votes that day. Each headline links to the original source.

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    Someone behind the software

    karrisaarinen.com Hacker News ▲ 488 176 comments
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    Namecheap just seized and disabled all my domains

    reddit.com Hacker News ▲ 456 220 comments
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    RepRapMicron

    github.com Hacker News ▲ 414 66 comments
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    DeepSeek search and fetch – $0.75 per 1000 successful requests

    api-docs.deepseek.com Hacker News ▲ 303 142 comments
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    William Gibson and the trademarking of cyberspace

    colo.to Hacker News ▲ 221 96 comments
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    Java sealed classes and exhaustive pattern matching
    neilmadden.blog Hacker News ▲ 178
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    Show HN: Sphinx – A hook that quizzes you on your AI's code before shipping
    sphinx-six-theta.vercel.app Hacker News ▲ 172
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    Free Pascal compiler now supports dynamic packages
    getlazarus.org Hacker News ▲ 171
  5. 15
    PalmOS Lemmings
    github.com Hacker News ▲ 138
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    Show HN: WhatsApp MCP running free on Cloudflare
    github.com Hacker News ▲ 125
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    A new way to think about borrow checking (in reverse)
    verdagon.dev Hacker News ▲ 102
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    The Intel 8087 chip: floating-point addition and subtraction
    righto.com Hacker News ▲ 92
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    Parser Combinators
    t3.at Hacker News ▲ 79
  12. 22
    🐾 DEV Pet Corner #2: Show Us Your Pets!
    dev.to DEV Community ▲ 77
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    A Mole Infiltrated the Highest Ranks of American Militias (2025)
    propublica.org Hacker News ▲ 67
  14. 24
    Matthew Prince on why Cloudflare offers a free version and always will (2016)
    webmasters.stackexchange.com Hacker News ▲ 57
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    I Built a New Tab Extension for DEV
    dev.to DEV Community ▲ 43
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