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Boost Morning Energy with This Low-Cost Bedroom Hack Now on Discount

I was fed up with blue light-filled evenings and harsh morning alarms, but a sunrise alarm clock has been my wake-up call saviour.

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· · Tom's Guide

Norway vs France free live streams: How to watch World Cup 2026, team news

All the ways to watch Norway vs France, as Erling Haaland starts on the bench against Kylian Mbappe and co. in this Group I decider

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· · Tom's Guide

Senegal vs Iraq free live stream: How to watch World Cup 2026, team news

All the ways to watch Senegal vs Iraq, as Sadio Mane starts as the Lions of Teranga aim to avoid an early elimination at World Cup 2026 by winning their first game of the tournament.

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· · XDA Developers

4 tools I install on every new home server before setting up anything else

Learn about the tools I setup up on every new home server for remote access, container management, dashboard, and monitoring needs.

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· · Tom's Guide

These are the beauty essentials I use to keep the compliments coming, and you can stock up for less this Amazon Prime Day

I've been keeping my eyes peeled for deals on my favorite beauty devices and skincare essentials, and there are big savings to be had this Prime Day.

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· · XDA Developers

I stopped trusting my TV’s motion smoothing settings, and every movie looked better immediately

Motion smoothing is ruining your movies, and disabling it takes 30 seconds

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· · 9to5Mac

OpenAI upgrading ChatGPT and Codex with new GPT-5.6 models in limited release

OpenAI is introducing GPT-5.6, its next-generation model, two months after the release of GPT-5.5. However, the rollout to customers won’t be as straightforward as previous model updates to ChatGPT and Codex.

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· · 9to5Google

Nothing Phone (4b) sounds like a better Moto G in leaked specs

Nothing’s foray deeper into the budget smartphone space is set to launch the Nothing Phone (4b) in a little over a week. The official design has already been revealed and, now, leaked specs hint at where the Nothing Phone (4b) fits into the market.

#nothing-phone#budget-smartphone#mobile-tech#smartphone-leaks

· · GSMArena

Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 series roadmap surfaces revealing new 3nm chips

We've heard rumors that Qualcomm will launch two 2nm chips under the Snapdragon 8 Elite series this year, called the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 (SM8950) and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro (SM8975). But now we learn that Qualcomm has two more Snapdragon 8-series chips on its roadmap. The word comes from

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· · 9to5Mac

HomeKit Weekly: SwitchBot Weather Station brings an E-ink calendar and climate dashboard to Apple Home

To me, e-ink is one of the most underappreciated technologies in the world today. I love my Kindle Paperwhite. I really wish Apple made e-ink devices. However, SwitchBot has officially entered this market with the new SwitchBot Weather Station. It combines an E-ink screen, iCloud calendar syncing, a

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· · 9to5Google

Gemini’s Play Store Integration Revolutionizes App Discovery

As previewed at I/O 2026, the Gemini app on Android now integrates with the Google Play Store.

#gemini#google play store#app discovery#ai chat#india tech market

· · Dev.to

La dictée vocale en français québécois, c'est pas un gadget : c'est un problème de code-switching

J'utilise la dictée vocale tous les jours depuis six mois. Pas pour taper moins vite. Pour penser plus vite quand je vibe-code avec Claude Code et Cursor. Pis j'ai fini par construire mon propre outil parce que les outils existants me tapaient sur les nerfs d'une façon très précise. Quand tu travail

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· · Dev.to

How to optimize IO in C++

Preface Link to the repository containing all examples Back when I was at my first class of Data Structures and Algorithms, I started to solve competitive programming questions in judges like CodeForces, I didn't know why my code was slower if my solution was efficient (at least in theory), my profe

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· · Dev.to

Cloud Automation Speeds Up Code Generation, Delays Consequences Lurk

One thing I've noticed after using AI for development over the past year is this: The code it generates is usually correct. The architecture slowly isn't. That doesn't happen because AI writes bad code. It happens because architecture rarely erodes all at once. Imagine a modular application with cle

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· · Dev.to

Bypassing Defenses: Unpacking Malware Tricks Used by Real-World Attackers

Malware authors don't make our job easy. Every time we think we've figured out their tricks, they layer on another obfuscation technique, another anti-debugging check, another sandbox evasion. Over the past few weeks, I've been deep in the trenches with some particularly stubborn samples — the kind

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· · Dev.to

Building a Slack Bot That Actually Remembers: slacktag-oss

How I built an open-source Slack assistant with persistent semantic memory, powered by any LLM and Mem0's managed memory layer — no vector database required. Most AI Slack bots have the memory of a goldfish. Every conversation starts from scratch. You ask it about your sprint goals, it gives a great

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· · Dev.to

System Design for Working Engineers, Not Interview Prep

Originally published at malaymehta.com If you look at most system design tutorials, you get an extreme use case. Design Twitter. Design YouTube. Scale it to a billion users. Draw boxes on a whiteboard for 45 minutes. Do you think your app will be used by a billion users on day one? The answer is alm

#cloud-computing#system-design#engineering#scalability

· · Dev.to

Back to Simplicity: Why We Built CALM, a Lock-Free Single-Thread Messaging Library for .NET

Hello everyone! For many years, I have been developing equipment control software and long-term support products using .NET/C#. Based on the experiences gained through working with various development teams, I would like to talk about why I created CALM (Cooperative Async Lock-free Messaging), an op

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· · Dev.to

Left of the Loop: A Fool with a Tool is Still a Fool

"A fool with a tool is still a fool." — often attributed to Grady Booch I keep coming back to this quote when I watch teams adopt AI. In my last post (https://schrottner.at/2026/06/18/The-Wrong-End-of-the-Problem.html) I wrote about shifting the engineering process left — spec sessions, autonomous a

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· · Dev.to

Left of the Loop: The End of the Craftsman?

I noticed something a few months ago. I was talking less to my colleagues. Not because anything was wrong. I had a question, I described it to an AI, I got something useful back. Why loop in a human if the loop is already closed? It took a while to name what was actually happening. There's a version

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