A word puzzle game where solved letters disappear as you clear the board.
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Commenters shared solve times, praised the disappearing-board mechanic, and asked for bonus-word counters.
Issue / 2026-06-28
A daily board of tools, apps, and references that Hacker News readers pulled into view on 2026-06-28. Each row keeps the original HN thread close to the claim.
What surfaced that day
A word puzzle game where solved letters disappear as you clear the board.
Commenters shared solve times, praised the disappearing-board mechanic, and asked for bonus-word counters.
A Rust project that exposes extra AirPods features on non-Apple devices.
Commenters highlighted AI-assisted reverse engineering, multipoint support, and Apple-ecosystem lock-in.
An anniversary primer for the classic MUMPS language/database, with runnable interpreter builds.
Commenters discussed Epic, IRIS, Caché, and how MUMPS systems have survived for decades.
A lightweight web browser with a tiny footprint and few dependencies.
Commenters recommended the framebuffer frontend to avoid GTK bloat and keep builds lean.
Cory Doctorow’s DRM-free ebook store and direct download formats.
Commenters said all of Doctorow’s books are DRM-free and linked to shop.craphound.com.
A Bookshop.org ebook list filtered to DRM-free titles.
Commenters pointed to Bookshop’s DRM filter and noted it works well for DRM-free browsing.
Tor’s DRM-free ebook catalog and announcement page.
HN commenters said Tor books are DRM-free and can be downloaded from major retailers.
Joe Sutter’s memoir about building the Boeing 747.
A commenter explicitly told readers to read Sutter’s book for the development stories behind the 747.