· · XDA Developers
TrueNAS 26 could replace Proxmox for me, but I'm still not switching
TrueNAS has become a legitimate choice for a home lab, but Proxmox still wins
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· · 9to5Google
Moto Tag 2 launches in the US with Find Hub UWB support, $20 for a limited time
After launching in other parts of the globe earlier this year, Motorola is finally bringing Moto Tag 2 to the US, and it’s on sale for a limited time.
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· · GSMArena
Redmi K90 Ultra is here with the Snapdragon 8 Elite and a massive built-in active cooling fan
Today in China, Redmi made the K90 Ultra official, ending many months of leaks, rumors, and speculation regarding the device. The K90 Ultra comes with the older Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset at the helm, but it pairs it with a built-in active cooling fan which is claimed to lower the temperature by up
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· · Dev.to
NETO: Chat P2P local para equipos dev sin depender de la nube
¿Tu equipo comparte tokens, IPs internas o snippets de código por Slack o Teams? Cada mensaje pasa por servidores de terceros. NETO es una alternativa radical: un chat peer-to-peer que funciona exclusivamente en tu red local, sin nube, sin cuentas y con cifrado de extremo a extremo. NETO es una herr
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· · Dev.to
How childhood trauma affects us as developers
This post is going to be about sensitive topics that most developers rarely explore: psychology, therapy, and a healthy amount of self-reflection. Of course, you cannot really talk about these topics without relevant education, but I'm not going to give you lessons on psychology. Even though, at thi
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· · Dev.to
Revolutionizing Code Review with AI-Powered Insights and Precise Feedback
"Review my code." You paste a function, and the AI replies with a tidy paragraph: "This code looks good! You might consider adding error handling and improving variable names." Thanks. You knew that. You wanted it to find the off-by-one in the loop and the unhandled null on line 14. The problem isn'
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· · Dev.to
The Supply Chain Attack Vector Everyone Is Ignoring in AI Agents
Most conversations about securing AI agents still revolve around prompt injection as if it’s purely a model problem. “Sanitize the input.” “Add better guardrails.” “Use a stronger system prompt.” This framing misses where some of the most effective attacks are actually happening. In recent demonstra
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· · Dev.to
I Built DocuMind – An AI-Powered GitHub Documentation Generator
Every developer has been there. You finish building a project, push it to GitHub, and then spend hours writing documentation that often gets postponed or forgotten. I wanted to make that process easier. So I built DocuMind—a web application that analyzes a GitHub repository and uses the Gemini API t
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· · Dev.to
Cloud Chaos Unleashed: How to Recover from a Game Event Rollback Failure
The event failed. Now every minute writes more damage. A bad live event is rarely fixed by "deploy the previous build." In a live service game, a broken event can come from code, remote config, economy tuning, content delivery, schema drift, an exploit, or simply losing your observability at the wor
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· · Dev.to
How We Made Our AI Browser Agent Stop Clicking the Wrong Button
At Smoketest.sh, you describe a flow in a sentence ("log in, add a paid seat, confirm the invoice updates") and an AI agent runs it in a real browser. The agent reads the page, decides what to do, and drives Playwright to do it. The first version worked great in the demo and fell apart on the second
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· · Dev.to
97M MCP Downloads and Still No Production Playbook: What I Learned the Hard Way
MCP hit 97 million monthly SDK downloads. The blog posts are everywhere. The GitHub stars keep climbing. And yet, when I tried to run MCP servers in anything resembling a production environment, I kept hitting the same wall: nobody had written the failure mode documentation. Six months later, after
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· · Dev.to
100k lines of TypeScript to Rust via LLM is not a port. It's a mess with a demo.
A person boasted that they converted 100k lines of TypeScript to Rust in a month with the help of an LLM. Now, folks are treating this accomplishment as if it’s some phenomenal leap. No, it's not real. It's a mass hallucination with a compile step. The idea is certainly appealing. You just need to d
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· · Dev.to
Indian Developer Creates Groundbreaking Personal Finance App from Scratch
Hey everyone! I'm Thakurpal Rajput and I just built my own personal finance tracking app called FinTrack. Here's my story! I was tired of using complicated finance apps. So I decided to build one myself! It took time but the result is something I'm really proud of. Track Income and Expenses - Add tr
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· · Dev.to
What I Shipped in June: A Major Update for Invoiso (v4.2.7)
June was a big month for me since I started working on Invoiso. I did not just add things. I made it better for businesses that use Invoiso every day. I made it more flexible and reliable. Here is everything that is new. I know people work in ways. So I added three layouts for the dashboard: Compact
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· · InfoQ
Elastic Drops Atlas Agent Memory Blueprint Inspired by Cognitive Science Principles
Elastic open-sourced Atlas, a system built on Elasticsearch that maintains three categories of memory for agents. Atlas integrates with agents via MCP and maintains per-user isolation of memories. When evaluated on question-answering capability, it scored 0.89 Recall@10. By Anthony Alford
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· · The New Stack
Operating Kubernetes at scale: a few stories from running Amazon EKS
Amazon EKS runs hundreds of thousands of Kubernetes clusters across more than thirty AWS regions. Operating at that scale has The post Operating Kubernetes at scale: a few stories from running Amazon EKS appeared first on The New Stack.
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· · Dev.to
Dockerizing Bitcoin Core: Build vs Use Pre-Compiled Images for Smoother Node Operations
This guide walks you through two approaches to setting up a local Bitcoin Core v28.0 node using Docker, targeting both regtest (a fully local, isolated chain you control) and testnet (a public test network with real peer connections). By the end you will have a running node, understand what every li
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· · SecurityWeek
Aflac Japan Data Breach Impacts 4.38 Million
Hackers accessed the insurance giant’s policyholder portal multiple times between June 15 and June 25. The post Aflac Japan Data Breach Impacts 4.38 Million appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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· · SecurityWeek
Longstanding Bash Vulnerabilities Threaten AI Development in Supply Chain Attacks
Decades-old Bash shell tricks can bypass safeguards in most open source AI coding agents, potentially turning malicious repositories into supply chain attack vectors. The post Decades-Old Bash Tricks Expose AI Coding Agents to Supply Chain Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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· · Coinpedia
Pi Network Unveils Pi2Day with Three Groundbreaking Updates Revealed
The post Pi Network Pi2Day Releases : Three Major Updates, Including PiVerify and Pi Sign-In appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News “Tap to Earn,” Pi Network has introduced one of its biggest ecosystem updates. On Pi2Day, the Pi Core Team launched PiVerify, a new identity verification service that
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