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7 deals I would shop on The Gym People apparel during Amazon Prime Day that will save you money on premium brands like Athleta and Lululemon.
Apple’s base model iPhone 18 was previously rumored to get 12GB of RAM, but a new report claims it’s only getting 9GB instead—raising questions about support for iOS 27’s most demanding features.
More gestures, better layouts, and fewer Google-imposed limits
Apple had a major theatrical hit last year with F1. But so far in 2026, all of Apple’s new movies have skipped theaters. Now, the company has announced that the forthcoming Tenzing will get a limited theatrical debut.
Stamps form a strictly total order. Given any two stamps, exactly one is greater. No ties. Ever. When two tabs write the same key concurrently: The higher-stamp write wins Every replica picks the same winner deterministically No conflict-resolution UI needed Deletes are stored as tombstones, not rem
I built a Telnyx Conversational Workflows example for auto insurance claim intake. The main idea is simple: when a voice agent has to do a lot, one big prompt can get hard to manage. For intake calls, there are usually a bunch of paths to handle: missing information safety checks fallback paths prio
Two years ago I shipped a post I was proud of. A clean framework. Three layers, named and numbered. The kind of thing I would put in front of an enterprise client and watch the room nod. I hit publish. Then nothing. No replies. No argument. Not even a quiet disagreement. The post sat there like a sl
The Reply to Comments module in HelperX does something that sounds simple: auto-respond to comments on your posts. But "respond to comments" hides a hard sub-problem — how do you know which comments you've already replied to? Reply to the same comment twice and you look like a broken bot. Skip a com
Moving workloads to Azure looks clean on a project plan. Pick a date, migrate the servers, save money on infrastructure. That's the pitch. azure cloud migration challenges that trip up even experienced engineering teams, along with what actually works to solve them. This is where most migrations qui
If you run Adobe Commerce on Cloud and got the end-of-life notice for 2.4.7, here's the short version: the upgrade enforcement date is June 1, 2028. After that, Adobe stops maintaining Cloud environments still on 2.4.7 and reserves the right to decommission them. Per Adobe's published lifecycle tabl
let me explain what happens before the main() Most C programmers believe that a program starts executing from the main() function. Surprisingly, that is not true. Before main() is ever called, another piece of code runs automatically. This hidden code is known as startup code. Startup code is provid
As developers, we often copy and paste sensitive data into online tools without thinking twice. JWT tokens. API responses. Configuration files. JSON payloads. URLs containing access tokens. It's convenient—but have you ever wondered where that data actually goes? Many online developer tools process
A few weeks ago I spent a full lab session doing something that sounds simple on paper and is genuinely satisfying in practice: taking a packed, obfuscated piece of malware and peeling back every layer until I could see what it actually does. This post is my write-up of that session. It's long, beca
Vercel has released Eve, an open-source framework for building, deploying, and operating AI agents in production. The framework uses a filesystem-based project structure to organize agent instructions, tools, skills, subagents, communication channels, and scheduled tasks, enabling developers to defi
Originally published on expo.dev/blog by Janic Duplessis. This is a guest post from [*Janic Duplessis](https://www.linkedin.com/in/janic-duplessis-4aa83171/) - He is the head of consulting at App&Flow and a long-time React Native contributor. * Picture a login screen with a slowly drifting backgroun
A Chinese-speaking advanced persistent threat (APT) actor has been linked to a new custom backdoor called TinyRCT as part of cyber attacks aimed at government entities and critical infrastructure in Southeast Asia. The activity, particularly aimed at state-owned enterprises in the energy and governm
Strategy’s dividend-paying STRC hit another all-time low today after losing one quarter of its value over the past 30 days alone. The post Strategy’s STRC hit another all-time low today appeared first on Protos.
The reported request to OpenAI follows the Trump administration's move to limit access to Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models.
Senators are demanding for the CFTC to investigate Polymarket following reports that it paid creators to stage fake winning bets.
CryptoQuant urged Strategy to pause Bitcoin buying as dividend coverage shrank. Meanwhile, CBOE eyes crypto perpetual futures and Chainlink joins a stablecoin FX project.
