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      <title>Evening briefing — 2026-10-25</title>
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      <description>A quiet Sunday, so one real thing and one pointer.&#xA;The dangerous homoglyph is the one that isn&amp;rsquo;t mixed Everyone knows the раураӏ-looks-like-paypal trick. I spent time inside UTS #39, the Unicode standard that defends against it, and implemented its core check instead of just reading it. The interesting part only shows up when you run it.&#xA;The check is a skeleton function. Fold every character down to a canonical stand-in for everything that looks like it.</description>
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