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Google's appeal against a record €4.34 billion EU fine for abusing its Android dominance has been dismissed by Europe's highest court. The ruling upholds the penalty imposed eight years ago for forcing manufacturers to pre-install Google services. A Google spokesperson said that the judgment failed
VC firm Sparrow Capital has closed its third fund with a corpus of ₹475 Cr (about ₹50 Mn), surpassing its…
CEO Sam Altman argued move would share benefits of AI and it would involve other firms doing similar, report says Business live – latest updates OpenAI is reportedly in early stage talks to give a 5% stake in the ChatGPT developer to the US government as artificial intelligence companies attempt to
With the much-anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto VI only available as download, Sony is following suit Sony said on Wednesday that it would stop releasing new video games for the PlayStation console on disc in January 2028 following a shift in consumer preferences. “Following this date, new gam
If you tend to copy/paste content from websites, you might be surprised to find yourself under the thrall of a ClickFix attack, but Opera has a solution to fix it before you click it.
X has launched a new live streaming command center and additional creator payouts.
I’m trying to think more clearly about latency when using streaming LLM responses, and I’m curious how others here measure it. For normal API calls, latency is fairly straightforward: request starts, response completes, measure total time. With streaming LLM responses, I’m finding that one number is
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Two new leaks have surfaced, offering another look at Samsung's upcoming wide-screen foldable, rumored to be called the Galaxy Z Fold8. One offers another look at a dummy unit of the device, while the other compares its size and form factor with the Galaxy S26 Ultra. We've already seen the Galaxy Z
Every authentication mechanism in use today emerged to address a specific set of constraints the previous one wasn't designed for. This article walks through that chain — not as a list of definitions, but as a sequence of problems and the constraints that shaped each solution. The earliest widely us
Most backend engineers already know how to handle HTTP errors. 400 means the request is bad. 401 means auth failed. 429 means rate limited. 500 means something broke upstream. Retry a few times, add exponential backoff, log the response body, move on. That works fine for many APIs. It works badly fo
Autoscaling is supposed to save money by matching capacity to demand. In practice, a small misconfiguration can cause it to do the exact opposite — and the bill is usually the first symptom anyone sees. Autoscaling is one of cloud computing's most genuinely valuable capabilities, and also one of its
Ahnii! If you let an AI agent modify your application, the agent needs more than a text editor. Raw str_replace on a PHP file passes a lot of tests and still breaks things an hour later in production, because the tool has no idea what the file actually represents. Bimaaji is the Waaseyaa package tha
One of the most important parts of any automated trading bot isn't entering trades—it's managing risk after a position has been opened. A stop-loss system is only effective if it continuously monitors orders and reacts correctly to every stage of the order lifecycle. In this article, I'll walk throu
If you've spent any time exploring backend engineering, distributed systems, or system design, you've almost certainly seen one book recommended more than any other: Designing Data-Intensive Applications, or DDIA for short. For years, I've heard experienced engineers describe it as the book that com
Thomas Edison put it plainly: "To have a great idea, have a lot of them." Steve Jobs said something similar. "Creativity is just having enough dots to connect... to connect experiences and to synthesise new things." Both of them are saying the same thing. Your first idea is rarely your best one. The
Originally published on wp-nota.com. You installed an SSL certificate and moved your WordPress site to HTTPS — but the browser still shows "Not Secure" in the address bar, or a padlock with a warning. This is the classic mixed content problem: your pages load over secure HTTPS, but some resources on
The homelab started flat. One /24, everything on it. My workstation, the NAS, the Proxmox host, and — over time — a growing list of workloads sharing the same broadcast domain because that was the path of least resistance. For a while, that was fine. A homelab running one workload doesn't need segme
Why Developers Should Care About SEO Strategy If you're building e-commerce platforms or managing online stores, you might think SEO is a marketing concern. Think again. The structure you build, the markup you generate, and the architecture you choose directly impact searchability. As a developer, u
