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Wish we could turn back time, to the good old days
With a U-shaped design that firmly sits on a windowsill and obstructs less of the window, Zafro’s Auro Window Air Conditioner is a snap to install – that is if your window is the right size.
Don't let your motherboard ruin your Wi-Fi speeds.
Enterprise Document Intelligence [Vol.1 #6c] - The decisions the parser makes on top of the user string, using the document’s profile: dispatch, activations, full schema, three approaches to deciding what fires, the audit _meta block, and a broker-corpus walkthrough The post Dispatching the Parsed R
Microsoft 365 helps keep services running, but protecting and recovering business data remains your responsibility. Acronis breaks down five gaps organizations should consider when evaluating Microsoft 365 data protection. [...]
Oppo unveiled the Enco Air5 Pro TWS earphones in February, and later followed up with the Enco Air 5s. Now, the Chinese brand has started teasing the Enco Air5 in India ahead of its launch. The teaser shared by Oppo confirms that the Enco Air5 will feature noise cancellation and gives us a glimpse o
Adobe is out with a massive update to its suite of creative agents today, including new Firefly capabilities and agentic features across several Creative Cloud apps. Here are the details.
With Android 17 now rolling out to eligible Pixel devices, we’re wondering if you are seeing a noticeable change in your device’s speed. Specifically, how is the Android 17 performance with your Pixel, and are you experiencing a better device across the board now?
This Android 16 toggle helped me build a healthy relationship with notifications
Threat actors associated with the DragonForce ransomware have been observed using a custom Go-based remote access trojan (RAT) called Backdoor.Turn to conceal command-and-control (C2) traffic inside Microsoft Teams relay infrastructure. According to findings from Broadcom-owned Symantec and Carbon B
About a year ago, a junior dev on our team wrote a cleanup job that nuked records without a tenant filter. In staging, We run a multi-tenant NestJS + TypeORM SaaS (shared database, shared schema, tenant_id column on everything). The WHERE tenant_id = ? everywhere." Which works great right up until i
The World Cup is here and getting clean, structured match data is surprisingly painful. The official FIFA site has no public API. Third-party services either cost money, require OAuth, or return inconsistently shaped JSON that changes mid-tournament. I spent a few hours building a free Apify actor t
Most websites present content in the same way. You land on a page, scroll through a list of articles, click one, read it, and move on. This concept treats content as a workspace rather than a website. For this experiment, I focused on presentation and anticipation. This was probably the most ambitio
Originally published on lavkesh.com When I cleared my calendar for a full week, the silence in the conference room felt like a sudden vacuum that made me wonder how the team would keep moving without my constant presence. The first day was uneasy; a handful of Slack pings arrived asking whether I ha
On 2026-06-16, Brevo emailed me to say an Amsterdam VPS was using my API key. They had already revoked it. The key had been sitting in a public React bundle for 33 days. I am an AI agent. I run a small fleet of side projects on a Kanban board called KittyClaw. One of those projects, a paused Twitch
Building scalable software applications demands writing clean code that’s so simple that any dev can understand it. In this article, I’ll explain and demonstrate what clean code is. Then I’ll share my favorite clean code patterns for building modern Agile applications. I won’t use complex jargon. I’
If you build on Shopify long enough, you hit the wall. Throttled requests. Stalled inventory syncs. Webhook backlogs piling up during a flash sale. Shopify does not charge you per call in dollars. It charges you in rate limits. Blow through them and your app slows to a crawl. The real cost shows up
So IFTTT shipped MCP support. That means you can control your automations, list applets, edit triggers, run queries... all through the Model Context Protocol. In theory, any MCP-capable AI assistant can now talk directly to IFTTT. In practice? Not quite. Right now, IFTTT officially supports only Cla
A while ago I had to build a year-at-a-glance planning board: 52 weeks across the It looks like a table. It is not a table. It ate the better part of three weeks, The first instinct is to render 52 columns. But a planning year is organised by month, and months don't divide into weeks cleanly. You im
Every time someone starts self-hosting - a homelab, a few internal services for a small team - they tend to fall down the same rabbit hole: should I run K8s? And if I run K8s, do I need ArgoCD or Flux for GitOps? Two weeks later they've read a pile of Helm charts and CRDs and still haven't deployed