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Gear Up for a Thriving Garden: Summer's Best Deals on Must-Have Green Tech

Summer is the perfect time to tend to your garden, and you can get discounts on gardening gadgets during Amazon Prime Day this week.

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· · Gizmodo

Are British Civil Servants Merrily Playing ‘GTA Online’ at the Taxpayer’s Expense?

Scandalous waste of resources or conservative media beat-up? Oh go on, guess.

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· · ZDNet

Top outdoor projector hits all-time low, perfect for summer films

Looking for an outdoor projector this summer? My favorite projector for movies and gaming is almost $400 off during Amazon Prime Day.

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· · 9to5Mac

Apple unveils beta firmware for AirPods, debuting for AirPods Max 2

Following the release of iOS 27 beta 2, Apple is rolling out the first firmware beta for AirPods Max 2, alongside second beta builds for other supported AirPods models. Here are the details.

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· · 9to5Google

If nothing else, you should buy a dash cam for your car on Prime Day

Amazon’s Prime Day is hyped up as this huge event where you can save money but, often, you’re either buying things you don’t need or disappointed by the deals. But, if nothing else, the one thing you should buy on Prime Day is a dash cam for your car.

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· · AndroidPolice

Chrome's autofill update makes filling out forms on your phone a breeze

Chrome's biggest autofill upgrade is now on Android and iOS

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· · 9to5Mac

LastPass notifies users of yet another data breach

LastPass users are once again being warned about stolen personal data, though this time the breach happened through one of the company’s outside partners. Here are the details.

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· · 9to5Google

Pixel 10 Series Spotted in Android 17 QPR1 Beta, Leaving Tech Enthusiasts Abuzz

Google today is rolling out Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5, and it’s mainly just a bug fixer except for the inclusion of the Gemini Intelligence logo.

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· · AndroidPolice

Google Home update detects A/C compressor issues

The latest Google Home update includes two features that detect issues with air conditioning compressors and offer a faster way to get help, preventing sweltering days when a part fails.

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· · 9to5Mac

Upgrade your home with Roborock’s smartest vacuums at their lowest prices ever this Prime Day

Amazon Prime Day is here again, and it provides an unmissable opportunity to upgrade your home with Roborock’s smartest vacuums at the lowest prices ever offered. The offers run from June 23 to June 26, and apply to a wide range of the company’s products – from the entry-level Q7 M5 Plus all the way

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· · Dev.to

How Solid Queue Became the Rails 8 default, and More on Open Source Maintainership

Seven gems to run background jobs. That's what 37signals was running before they said "this can't be right." In Episode 6 of Making Software, I talked to Rosa Gutiérrez, Principal Programmer at 37signals and board member of the Rails Foundation. She built Solid Queue, the database-backed job queue t

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· · Dev.to

The Multi-Agent Memory Problem: Why Retrieval-Time Inference Breaks Down at Scale

Published by the Alchemyst AI engineering team. We built Alchemyst AI, the context layer described in this post. This is not a neutral third-party review - we have a direct commercial interest in this topic. We've done our best to link to independent sources and represent competing approaches accura

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· · Dev.to

Strategies to Cut Costs of LLMs in Data-Intensive RAG Applications

How we cut token usage significantly in an F1 telemetry analyzer by rethinking what goes into the context window — and when. When building RAG applications on top of structured data (databases, APIs, telemetry), the naive approach is to dump everything into the context and let the LLM figure it out.

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· · Dev.to

Measuring Engagement Without Conversions: How We Evaluate MVPs at Inithouse

When you're running early-stage MVPs, the standard playbook breaks down fast. ROAS? Meaningless when you have 3 signups a week. Conversion rate? Statistically irrelevant on 40 sessions a day. We ran into this across our portfolio at Inithouse — 16+ products, most pre-PMF — and needed a measurement f

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· · Dev.to

Greetings from GDG NoCo

Hello dev.to community! We are Google Developer Group Northern Colorado (GDG NoCo), and we are officially landing here to share our passion for technology, community, and building cool things together. Whether you are a seasoned software engineer, a student writing your first line of code, or an AI

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· · The Verge

Google Home will soon get better at recognizing you

A new update for Google Home could make it less likely your smart home cameras mistake you for someone else, just because you're facing away from the camera. Starting June 23rd, Google's expanding its facial recognition feature so that people you've tagged in your Familiar Faces library can continue

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· · Ars Technica AI

Climate Action Revived: Nonprofit Relaunches Crucial US Environmental Data Platform

Climate.us has now restored everything taken down by the government.

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· · Dev.to

Build a tarot reader in Node.js with an open 78-card dataset (no scraping)

I wanted tarot card meanings as clean, structured data for a side project, and quickly hit the usual wall: the good interpretations live in long blog posts, and nobody wants to scrape and parse that. So I ended up packaging all 78 cards as an open, MIT-licensed dataset with npm and Python packages (

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· · Dev.to

Enterprise AI Image Generation: The Custom Edge in 2026

After building 50+ AI systems, here is what we know about enterprise-grade AI image generation: it's no longer just about generating images; it's about generating distinctive, brand-aligned, and rapid visuals at scale. Enterprise-grade AI image generation is the application of advanced artificial in

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· · Dev.to

Global Store Is a Shared Dependency — Why Scoped State Ownership Wins

Redux popularized the idea of a single global store — one tree of state, one set of reducers, one source of truth. It works well with one team and ten slices. It breaks down with five teams and fifty. The global store isn't just where your state lives — it's a shared dependency that every feature, e

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