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TL;DR A fetch() upload dies when the OS suspends your app, and your JS context is recreated with no memory of it. We are going to build an upload that is a persisted record plus a state machine, hand the actual transfer to a native background session, and reconcile against the server when the app
TL;DR Banding arguments go in circles because everyone tests on different footage. We are going to generate a synthetic gradient, encode it four ways (naive 8-bit, 8-bit debanded, 10-bit filter graph with explicit dither, and 10-bit AV1), and build a small harness so you can run it on your own la
OWASP Cornucopia Mobile App Edition v2.0 Johan Sydseter Johan Sydseter
We are happy to announce the release of the OWASP Cornucopia Mobile App Edition v2.0. The latest edition is compatible with MASVS v2.1, MASTG v2.0, and MASWE v1.0, and features 80 threats that cover all the requirements, tests, and weaknesses of the OWASP Mobile Application Security Project.
The high-severity, unauthenticated vulnerability tracked as CVE-2025-25249 was patched in January 2026. The post Fortinet Code Execution Flaw Exploited in PivotC2 RAT Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
One of the biggest changes I've experienced in software development recently is how AI changes the process of building software. At first, AI coding feels like: "Give me the code." But that isn't where the real productivity comes from. The bigger advantage is being able to use AI throughout the
Open WebUI is one of the first tools that appeared in conjunction with Large Language Models. Initially intended as a tool for chatting with a connected local Ollama instance, it evolved to work with any OpenAI API provider and succinctly extended its features to support agentic chats. Following th
Hi everyone! 👋 I’m excited to finally be part of the DEV Community. I’m a Software Engineer, WordPress Developer, and SEO Specialist with a passion for building websites that are not only functional and visually appealing, but also fast, accessible, and easy to find in search engines. Wh
Artificial Intelligence is one of the fastest-growing skill areas in tech, but there is a problem. A lot of learners are spending more time collecting certificates than building things. They complete a Python course. Then a Machine Learning course. Then a Generative AI course. Then another prom
The longer I use AI, the more conversation history I accumulate. At first, that feels reassuring. More history should mean more useful context to return to later. But after enough ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini conversations, I started noticing the opposite: the more conversations I had, the harder
People think reputation is made of big moments. The rescue. The outage you fixed at midnight. The demo that landed. It is not. It is made of the sentence you said on a Tuesday and either did or did not do. "I will send you that link." "I will look at it this afternoon." "I will let you know
LeetCode problems 3870 and 3871 clearly show the transition from a simple case to a generalized one depending on the constraints. I would say this is a good example of why you should always ask about the problem constraints. The problems are very similar, but different constraints lead to completel
The demo is a text box. The product is the bad day. A model is a service you do not run, on a network you do not control, priced by the token, and slower than everything else in your stack. Every rule you already hold for a third party API applies to it. You keep forgetting because the output so
GPT-6 Astra shipped on September 3, and it arrived with an asterisk no model has carried before: it is the first model OpenAI has ever rated Critical for cybersecurity, because it can find zero-day vulnerabilities in hardened systems and turn them into working exploits without a human guiding it. Th
Entering the third week of my startup adventure has been a deeply rewarding time of solidifying foundations. Things come together to form an official brand, I put together tools to help with financial discipline, and I finished off the week by practicing my own Documentation-as-a-Contract (DaaC) fra
The Problem with Static Blocklists Malicious ads on Google Ads rarely land directly on a known bad domain. Instead, they route through a chain of redirects that rotates domains faster than blocklists can update. When attackers register a fresh domain, let it sit for a few hours, and then point use
LinkedIn is going to be one of my direct integrations, if it's possible, so that I can write an article once and publish it on my own platform and do external distribution. Who has a non-svg logo available in 2026? I don't so I need to fix it. Better and smarter ways exist, but we're Linux
A developer runs pip install. Nothing crashes. No ransomware appears. No antivirus alert fires. Thirty seconds later, a Python process makes an outbound connection to infrastructure nobody on the team recognizes. Recent 2026 incidents show how quickly this can become a compromise. Malicious PyPI p
I corrected the same Claude Code mistake more than five times. It never stuck. Then I replaced the correction with a 46-line shell script, and the mistake has not come back once. Some background: I started freelancing in college at around ¥100,000 a month, stacked side gigs until I reached ¥600,000,
A step-by-step guide to pairing spec-driven development with stacked pull requests — from specify init all the way to a fully merged feature. Why this tutorial exists AI coding agents are fast. Dangerously fast. Point an agent at a feature request and ten minutes later you're staring
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