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Another week, another couple of foldable iPhone stories. The first is a big one, coming straight from Ice Universe; it's a photo of the device in the wild. The photo shows the White/Silver finish of the inaugural foldable and confirms its stocky shape. Another rumor claims the foldable iPhone will h
We don’t know yet whether Apple will call it the iPhone Fold, iPhone Ultra, or something else — but everyone expects the company to announce its first foldable phone later this year. Via Sonny Dickson, these dummy unit photos give us our closest look yet at what we expect the design to be. The folda
This is Part 2 of my series building Loom. 👉 Missed Part 1? Read it here Today: Reflection cache, stampede protection, and the deadlock that kept me up until 11 PM. When 50 goroutines all need the same method descriptor at the same time, my naive code made ALL 50 hit the backend: func (c *Reflectio
Hi everyone! I'm a software development student and I want to start gaining experience in the IT industry and I thought about building open-source projects. I've been learning Python for two months, although I haven't seen any libraries yet... What do you think I should do to gain experience while I
3 AI shifts builders can act on right now Three things landed that actually change what you can ship: an open-weight image model that nails text, an AI bug-hunter going into production, and a customer-support agent now live globally on WhatsApp. Here's the 90-second video version if you want the qui
What I studied This week I started learning Linux through hands-on challenges while also studying for Functional Skills Level 2 English and Maths. Alongside this, I continued working full-time in a high-end cocktail bar in London. The biggest challenge wasn't the technical content itself. It was lea
There's a moment every on-call engineer knows. It's 2 AM. Slack explodes. Pods are crashing in production. You SSH in half-awake, squinting at logs, trying to remember which runbook handles this exact CrashLoopBackOff pattern. You paste commands you've pasted a hundred times before. You fix it. You
Capture selected text and its coordinates to show a contextual popup — like Medium's "Tweet this" feature. Problem Statement How Medium's Text Selection Works Browser APIs Used Design Patterns Used Data Structures Used UML Diagrams Step-by-Step Process Code Structure Implementation — Service Impleme
This post originally appeared on Medium. Cross-posting it here for the dev.to community. Six months ago I gave myself a challenge: build the entire pipeline for whole-brain simulation, in pure Python, on a single laptop. From raw imaging to consciousness metrics. End-to-end. No black boxes. Today I'
How to write a compiler ? This series of blogs acts as an analysis and deep dive into compiler design. Currently I am building EEL. EEL is eBPF Language, this series of blogs consists of all the things I learned throughout the process of building it. A compiler is a program that translates source co
If you opened Postman recently and hit a wall sharing a collection with a teammate, you're not imagining it — as of March 2026, Postman's free tier is capped at 1 user. Solo, that's survivable. For a two-person side project it's an instant "upgrade to Team at $19/user/mo" prompt. I write about cheap
As a master's student at Manchester Metropolitan University, I have to complete a master's final project, which includes a dissertation and viva as well as the project itself. I thought it would be a good idea to write a series of devlogs as I go to help me remember what I'm doing along the way and
The Silent Ransom Group extortion gang is actively targeting U.S. law firms and professional services organizations in social engineering attacks that often lead to data theft within hours of initial contact, according to a new report by cybersecurity firm Mandiant. [...]
A new variant of the Gafgyt botnet called C0XMO is targeting DD-WRT router firmware and can move to other device types with various CPU architectures. [...]
Coherent and Flex OS, to Lisa and Mac OS. | Image: Virtual OS Museum The Virtual OS Museum isn't a physical place, it's a collection of over 1,700 distinct installations of over 600 operating systems for over 250 platforms that you can download and run via emulation right on your computer. It's larg
The post Bybit Launches IPO Express With Tokenized SpaceX IPO Access appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Bybit has introduced IPO Express, a new on-chain equity offering product, and opened subscriptions for tokenized SpaceX shares through a partnership with xStocks. The offering gives users ex
The post ZachXBT Raises Concerns Over JuCoin Withdrawals and Reported Reserves appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Crypto investigator ZachXBT said multiple users have reported withdrawal issues on JuCoin over the past week, raising concerns about the exchange’s operations. He also questioned J
The Consensys leader told CoinDesk the Ethereum Foundation's role should be narrower and more focused on stewarding the network's core technology and values.
OpenAI has launched Lockdown Mode to combat prompt injection attacks, a security feature designed for users handling sensitive data. This mode restricts live web browsing and image retrieval from the internet, aiming to prevent data exfiltration by limiting outbound network requests. It is available
The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions explores a topical issue of personal cybersecurity Readers reply: If an alien asked you: ‘What is music?’ what would you play for them? I’ve been struggling to get my head around the idea that a passkey, which can be a PIN on y
