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4th of July patio and garden deals: 19 affordable Amazon home upgrades from $14

4th of July sales are here, and they include some awesome discounts on patio and garden upgrades. Check out the best savings I've found.

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· · Tom's Guide

Apple expects 10 million people to buy a $2,500 iPhone Ultra — and it's a huge gamble

Reports suggest Apple just increased production targets for iPhone Ultra to 10 million units, all while apparently charging $2,500 for each device.

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· · XDA Developers

Almost everyone self-hosts for the same 4 reasons, and HexOS covers all of them now

HexOS has been catching up, but it also shows how much of self-hosted software is defined by a small number of applications.

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· · ET Tech

Palantir's CEO critiques AI tokenmaxxing, sparking widespread online reaction

Karp's comments were blunt enough on their own, but it was his read on enterprise psychology that resonated with social media. He said companies are stuck in a "chillax and waste my time with tokens" mindset instead of asking what they're actually getting for their expenditure.

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· · 9to5Google

Samsung Messages shuts down in favor of Google Messages on July 6 [U]

As announced earlier this year, the Samsung Messages app is about to shut down,

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· · GSMArena

Motorola Moto G77 Power's launch date, specs, and design revealed

Motorola launched the Moto G77 in January, and next week, on July 8, it will unveil the Moto G77 Power. This revelation comes from Indian online retailer Flipkart, which set up a promo page for the Moto G77 Power on its website. In addition to revealing the Moto G77 Power's launch date, Flipkart als

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· · 9to5Mac

Malware found spreading through sponsored ads on X

Jamf Threat Labs, the company’s security research arm, recently shared details of a ClickFix-style attack it spotted running as a sponsored ad on the social media site X. The ad, originating from a well-known account, promoted a malicious domain under the guise of a popular Mac app.

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· · 9to5Google

Google has stopped selling the Nest x Yale Lock as it goes all-in on its replacement

It’s the end of an era, as the Nest x Yale Lock has been fully removed from the Google Store in favor of its replacement, despite Google not directly selling that alternative.

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· · GSMArena

Samsung details upcoming 2nm nodes, talks of future 1.4nm nodes (coming in 2029)

At the SAFE Forum (Samsung Advanced Foundry Ecosystem), Samsung revealed its plans for future semiconductor nodes. Last year, the company unveiled the Exynos 2600, the first 2nm smartphone chip – this one was made on the SF2 node as Samsung calls it. Next up is SF2P, which will reduce power consumpt

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· · 9to5Mac

iOS 27 makes a very strong case for upgrading to a new iPhone

Most years, major iOS updates offer the same basic feature set on new iPhones and old ones. But with iOS 27 things are different, and anyone with an iPhone 15 or older will miss out on a lot of new features. Here’s why iOS 27 makes a strong case for considering an iPhone upgrade.

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· · Dev.to

Comments are not posts. My dashboard learned that the hard way.

48 tests. That is the ticket to ship: comment db (9), generator (5), routes (12), plus the existing draft suite carrying the rest. The problem this solves is that comments are not posts with a destination. They are responses, and responses expire. A post draft can sit in your queue for 48 hours and

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· · Dev.to

Ahmad Osman on why local AI is catching up

Ahmad Osman has been advocating for local AI — running models on your own computer, workstation or dedicated hardware — long before it became a major theme at this year’s AI Engineer World’s Fair. He is also the founder of Osmantic, a company building open source software for deploying and operating

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· · Dev.to

They called my Software, Shovelware, because I compare the Software Market with a "Physical" Hardware Store!

Nowdays I'm creating a lot of software with the help of AI, before that, you had to write everything yourself. As mentioned in earlier Posts, the Speed you can develop Software with AI is just immense. For certain pieces of Software you need a team and months of work before, now it becomes the Job f

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· · Gizmodo

Time to Reboot Ancient Game Distribution Methods Forever

We cannot protect a dying medium, but we can try to make our digital future more consumer-friendly.

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· · Dev.to

Test Applications In Development Environments | 🏗️ Build A Testing Toolkit

Exam Guide: Developer - Associate 🏗️ Domain 3: Deployment Task 2: Test Applications In Development Environments Testing on AWS isn't just about unit tests. You need to test locally with SAM CLI, write integration tests against deployed stages, mock AWS services and external APIs, validate event-dri

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· · Gizmodo

Nothing’s Ear 3a Have at Least One Thing the Ear 3 Don’t

It looks like Nothing is going with the same playbook it used for the Headphone A.

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· · ZDNet

Top 10 Bestselling Tech Products from Last Month's Shopping Surge

From gadgets to streaming, these are the top tech gadgets and useful items our readers actually purchased in June.

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· · Dev.to

Unplugging the Ad-Driven App: A Parent's Quest for a Kid-Safe Drawing PWA

Introduction "Daddy, another ad?" If you have young kids who use an iPad, you may know this problem. Last week, my daughter was using a free drawing app. She was happy and busy making her art. But every few minutes, a loud ad came on the screen. She could not skip it. It stopped her drawing again an

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· · Dev.to

Unlocking Efficient Code Organization with Modern React + TypeScript Setup

Same architecture as before, adapted for TypeScript conventions — .tsx/.ts extensions, a dedicated types/ system, strict config files, and typed everything. my-app/ ├── public/ │ ├── favicon.ico │ ├── robots.txt │ └── index.html │ ├── src/ │ ├── assets/ │ │ ├── images/ │ │ ├── fonts/ │ │ └── icons/

#cloud#typescript#react#software-development

· · Dev.to

CQRS in NestJS: When It's Worth the Complexity

The person most responsible for the industry-standard explanation of CQRS is also the person telling you not to use it. Martin Fowler's bliki entry on CQRS, the page half of the backend world links to when they explain the pattern, says plainly: "you should be very cautious about using CQRS." Not a

#cqrs#nestjs#cloud-computing#backend-development