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Apple just implemented major price increases for a ton of Mac and iPad models. For example, the MacBook Neo just got $100 more expensive, while the MacBook Pro jumped a whopping $300. MacBook Air is also now $200 more expensive. Many of these price increases, however, aren’t yet reflected on Amazon
Earlier this week, I outlined three reasons for agreeing with Mark Gurman that the Apple price increases could be imminent, and that indeed proved to be the case. iPhones have escaped the increases, but they are otherwise both broad-reaching and pretty dramatic. But perhaps the most surprising thing
Today Apple rolled out significant price increases across most of its products, but certain products were spared. Here’s every Apple product that didn’t increase in price—at least not yet.
Samsung has announced the Galaxy A27, its latest budget phone that will sell for $349 and offer up to six years of Android OS updates.
Oppo is launching the Enco Air5s, its first “semi-in-ear” buds. This means that the in-ear part of them is plastic without a rubber ear tip. This design makes for more comfortable wearing experience (and it helps that the buds are lighter too), but it doesn’t seal the ear canal fully. If you prefer
A minimalist UI launcher designed to curb screen time
With the increased popularity of smart rings from Oura and others, there’s been plenty of speculation about whether Apple would build its own competitor. Now, per leaker Kosutami it sounds like an Apple ‘iRing’ might be in development.
Following earlier teasers, the Nothing Phone (4b) has officially been revealed with a design that combines elements from Nothing Phone (4a) and Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, but it’s not coming to the US at all.
An interesting problem I ran into recently: qcontroller had been loading Ubuntu 22.04-25.04 images just fine, and then all of a sudden it stopped working with the 26.04 images. The guest VM crashed with: [ 0.395796] /dev/root: Can't open blockdev [ 0.396053] VFS: Cannot open root device "PARTUUID=8b
Introduction: I Built a Pipeline. Now What? In the previous article Understanding ETL: A Chaotic Introduction, I built a simple pipeline, and after running it a few times, another problem unfolded. How can I run this every day at a specific time to get any new articles or updates? The solution is Ai
We’ve all been there: you’re working on your Mac, clicking through menus, and thinking, “There has to be a faster way to do this.” As it turns out, the answer has been sitting right under your fingertips the entire time. The Option key {⌥} is easily one of the most underrated, underutilized tools on
Last post I said the planning turned out harder and more interesting than the doing. This is me paying that off. Quick recap so this stands on its own. I build a CLI where you type a sentence and an LLM picks one action out of hundreds of apps and runs it on your real accounts. Last post was about d
LLMs generate text one token at a time. That sounds simple. But without KV Cache, every new token would repeat a lot of old work. That is why inference optimization starts with keys and values. KV Cache stores previously computed Key and Value tensors. During generation, the model only needs to comp
DC Sudios greenlit a Joker anime, a Krypto kids cartoon, and an animated 'Absolute Batman' series.
The Geekom A9 Max packs tons of power into a tiny frame, and it's on sale for Amazon Prime Day.
The pager goes off at 3:11 a.m. It's the fifth time tonight, and it's the same alert: HighMemoryUsage on a node that's running a memory-mapped cache doing exactly what it was designed to do. You ack it half-asleep, knowing it'll fire again in twelve minutes. By the time the real incident shows up at
For high-volume merchants, relying solely on Shopify metafields to store relational data or custom customer records is an architectural dead end. A dedicated supabase shopify backend provides the relational integrity, row-level security, and serverless processing power required to run complex custom
TLDR: Three interconnected UI problems reveal how layout-aware drag detection, unified touch/mouse event handling, and CSS specificity interact when you redesign a panel that lives inside a visibility-toggled tab system. Schema Editor Repo The visual-diff layout uses flex-direction: row on wide scre
Before I get into this, it is not a knock on Uptime Kuma. It's a genuinely amazing, easy-to-use piece of software. If you run a homelab or a small fleet and you're not using it, you probably should be. It's free, self-hosted, beautiful, and it does the thing it was built to do better than almost any
MCP Server CORS: The Preflight Problem That Broke My MCP Server 92 Times And How I Fixed It For Good Honestly, I thought I understood CORS. I've been building web apps for almost 10 years. How hard can it be? Turns out, MCP changes everything. After 92 production outages where my MCP server randomly
