Elon Musk

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  1. Published Your Tree night forest of anonymous notes(yourtree.net)

    Your Tree is an anonymous notes site described as a night forest at yourtree.net/.

  2. Exploited DRAM scrambling to unlock CPU secrets(github.com)

    Unlocked broad CPU access by exploiting DRAM scrambling techniques, implemented in C and published on GitHub.

  3. Built Chatter: a self-hosted Jarvis with users, rooms, tools, and smart-home integrations(dev.to)

    Chatter grew from a Telegram bot into a self-hosted AI service with users, rooms, tools, budgets, browser control, smart-home integrations, and multiple AI providers focused on cost optimization.

  4. Rebuilt a tank game with a new style(battle-tank.com)

    A rebuilt tank game with a new style is live at battle-tank.com, shared by dutay05.

  5. Built Silent Fail to email when n8n workflows stop(silentfailapp.com)

    Silent Fail sends an email when n8n workflows stop running and is hosted at silentfailapp.com.

  6. Built real-time translator for Google Meet(meelang.com)

    I built a real-time translator for Google Meet available at meelang.com.

  7. Released a free open-source CapCut replacement(github.com)

    Concat is a Free & Open-Source CapCut replacement with a TypeScript codebase and public repository.

  8. Built TestiWall: free testimonials widget with 2‑minute setup and email‑verified reviews(dev.to)

    Zakaria Zoubai built TestiWall, a free testimonials widget that advertises a two minute setup and email‑verified reviews.

  9. Exposed x64dbg over HTTP with an MCP server(github.com)

    Built a native MCP plugin for x64dbg in Zig that exposes debugger functionality over HTTP for programmatic control.

  10. Built an interactive 3D human anatomy explorer(github.com)

    An interactive 3D human anatomy explorer built using threejs with GPT 5.6 Sol.

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