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Ultrahuman has an annual sale to celebrate Prime Day. Two things – first, we can do better since Ultrahuman sent us codes that stack with Amazon’s discounts. And second, you don’t have to go through Amazon, you can buy from the company’s online store too. You can get the Ultrahuman Ring Air from ult
Google Voice Search is getting even more love from Google
Every SRE team has a list of things they intend to automate. The list grows faster than it shrinks. New services join the platform and generate new alert categories. Compliance requirements expand and generate new evidence collection obligations. Incident volumes increase and generate new runbook en
The browser security model is one of the most carefully thought-through pieces of software engineering on the planet. Same-origin policy. User gesture requirements. Click-to-permission grants. Site isolation at the process level. Cookie partitioning. Cross-origin resource sharing. Each of these mech
Review the no-account privacy posture: PainTracker privacy boundary The account wall is not neutral. For ordinary apps, it may be a conversion step. If you want privacy-first, offline health tech to exist without surveillance funding it: sponsor the build → https://github.com/sponsors/CrisisCore-Sys
Four years into a career focused on APIs and developer tooling, I kept running into the same gap: security scanning options were either too heavy (stand up a platform, configure a workspace, wait for results) or too risky to run in CI without careful guardrails. I wanted a lightweight, CLI-first too
Frontend test automation rarely fails because a team picked the “wrong” framework. It usually fails through accumulation. A browser update changes timing behavior. A loading animation introduces a race condition. A test gets retried until everyone stops trusting it. An AI tool generates another hund
TL;DR: Our eval sets went stale because a human wrote the test cases by hand once and never updated them. We moved the capture point into the gateway. A Bifrost custom plugin logs every production request and response, and we curate a weekly regression set from real traffic instead of inventing inpu
It’s a small but rare discount. | Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Prime Day has brought a number of Apple deals, but one of the most useful if you’re planning to travel over the July 4th weekend or later this summer is on the new AirTags. The four-pack has dropped to a new low of $90 ($9
These are three Asics running shoe deals I think you should pounce on.
Early Prime Day deals have already knocked hundreds of dollars off the best phones, and here are 9 of the best deals you can enjoy right now.
If you’ve been waiting to score a premium Dyson floor cleaner for an affordable price, these are the early Prime Day savings I’d snap up right now.
This list pulls together nine great stick vacuum cleaners from a range of different brands. All of them have big savings, thanks to the early Prime Day sales.
According to a new research report posted by the video editing platform Kapwing, new users and kids are being served the most AI slop on TikTok.
Putting some of the best local models to the development test
Security researchers warn of a months-long FortiBleed campaign targeting western organizations.
All the ways to watch Argentina vs Austria, as Lionel Messi starts again for the defending champions, who are targeting a place in the round of 32 at the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Even though everyone seems to love them, I plan on avoiding them for the foreseeable future.
Learn how to apply coding agents to verify work in your browser. The post How to Use Claude Code in Your Browser appeared first on Towards Data Science.
iOS 27 comes with several hints about the upcoming iPhone Ultra, one of which is the array of new extra-large widgets that will be especially useful on the larger iPhone display. Here’s the full list of 15+ new widgets iOS 27 introduces.
