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Snapchat is launching Plans, a new suite of features designed to help turn the plans already being made in group chats - everything from birthday celebrations to study sessions and weekend hangouts - into real life get-togethers without ever leaving the app. Plans lets users set event details, invit
1.1.1.1 now validates DNSSEC signatures using NIST’s post-quantum ML-DSA-44 algorithm. Here is how we manage 2,420-byte signatures and downgrade risks at scale.
Tracked as CVE-2026-19490, the authentication bypass flaw has been exploited in the wild since at least September 3. The post Critical NetScaler Vulnerability Exploited in Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
A VMware exit plan usually treats the migration tooling as a given — something you download, install, and use, not something you have to keep asking permission for. In late August, the public self-service path to the Virtual Disk Development Kit (VDDK) stopped working. No deprecation notice. No publ
nixamp 0.9.10 went out today with three things people asked for after using 0.9 for a morning, plus a phone line that finally says hello. The phone line answers properly nixamp streams have a call-in number. You dial 408-357-2326, key the six digit code shown beside the stream, and you l
A 19 minute animated explainer video on database speed. I explain low-level database concepts, identify bottlenecks, run benchmarks and optimize write throughput to hit 1 million TPS. submitted by /u/tanayvk [link] [留言]
Originally published on tamiz.pro. I spent twelve years reviewing code. I developed a rhythm—spotting logic errors, questioning edge cases, recommending refactors—and it made me a better engineer. When AI coding agents first became viable last year, I assumed my superpower would transfer directly:
Stripe vs Wise: The Solopreneur's Transaction Labyrinth Server crashes are mere warm-ups in a solopreneur's tech marathon. When you're balancing global transactions, Stripe and Wise become critical players. Here's the brutal truth: navigating their fee structures and integration potential isn't for
Publishing a .NET library manually is fine once or twice, but it becomes tedious when releases are frequent or automated through CI/CD. The standard solution is to push packages to NuGet.org with dotnet nuget push and an API key. This article covers the basic flow and the most important security c
C# is a very flexible language, but that flexibility also makes it easy for side effects and mutable state to spread through a codebase. I built PureSharp to bring a few functional-programming ideas into everyday C# development and make them enforceable at compile time. GitHub: https://github.com/
MapReduce for Dummies Say you need to grep for "Hi There" across a petabyte of text spread over thousands of files. A single machine reading that much data sequentially could take hours — I/O alone becomes the bottleneck, before you even count the CPU time to scan every line. The fix: split the w
Another OpenCode behavior I wanted to change was message submission. By default, pressing Enter submits the current prompt. If you are used to chat tools where Enter inserts a new line and Ctrl + Enter sends, this makes accidental submissions easy. My preferred setup is: Enter: insert a new lin
Anthropic is most concerned about Claude Mythos 5’s reckless behavior after recent incidents in which real systems were hacked. The post Widened Scan Turns Up Fourth Rogue Claude Cyber Incident appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Email MCP servers are starting to split into a few distinct categories. Some help AI agents send product emails from a SaaS application, some provide agent‑owned inboxes, and others connect agents to existing Gmail or Outlook accounts. This guide compares the best email MCP servers and APIs for AI
OpenCode is powerful, but one default behavior kept getting in my way: pressing Ctrl + C could close the application itself. If you spend a lot of time in terminals, Ctrl + C is muscle memory. You press it to interrupt a command, stop a long-running process, or simply because your hands move before
An AI agent can call APIs, book services, and complete multi-step tasks. But once money enters the workflow, most wallet designs create an awkward choice. Keep funds in my personal wallet, and I must approve every payment. Give the agent an EOA, and a lost or leaked private key may expose the entire
Your design system probably nails color, type, and button variants. WCAG covers accessibility conformance. Your framework docs cover routing and data fetching. Then you ask an AI agent to “add a delete project flow,” and you get a modal that optimistically removes the row, no focus trap, hex colors
Every time I want to build a desktop utility in 2026, the modern web ecosystem gives me the same repetitive answer: "Just bundle it with Electron!" Don't get me wrong: Electron is an impressive engineering feat. But packaging an entire Chromium browser and Node.js runtime just to display a local da
Standard Large Language Models (LLMs) are incredible, but they have a massive blind spot: rural and regional dialects. While standard Pashto is supported by some models, they completely fail to capture the rich, localized grammar of the Khattak dialect spoken in Karak, Nowshera, and Kohat (Pakista
Publishing an OSS project in multiple languages is useful, but translated documentation introduces a maintenance problem very quickly. Typical failure modes are familiar: the English README changes but the Japanese version does not nobody is sure which version is authoritative a translation gains
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