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Here's how to watch Germany vs Paraguay as Kai Havertz looks to get his name on the scoresheet in the round of 32.
"House of the Dragon" just dropped its latest episode, "Queens Landing." Our Streaming Editor, Malcolm McMillan, reacts to season 3 episode 2.
Apple is attempting to solve supply issues with a new memory supplier for its upcoming iPhones but it may not be enough.
Both Plex and Jellyfin are better when you stop trying to choose between them
Apple Watch users have two current Home Screen layout options, but in watchOS 27 they’re joined by a new default: the dynamic app grid. Here’s how it works.
Apple is reportedly seeking to have India’s antitrust findings against the App Store quashed, arguing that investigators simply “copy-pasted” claims from its rivals rather than conducting their own investigation. Here are the details.
Verizon and BT Group have announced plans to combine their international enterprise fixed-line operations into a new joint venture. The move is expected to close in 2027, subject to regulatory approval. BT and Verizon say the new company will be "designed for a cloud-first world in the age of AI", w
MagSafe is typically known for charging only, but there are use cases for it as just a mounting technology/use case. If you don’t want to charge your iPhone in your car or you have a wired CarPlay setup, you might want to use it just for mounting. That’s what the ESR OmniLock for MagSafe Car Mount i
Scientists discovered the ozone hole in 1985, but if they'd had the atmospheric monitoring capabilities of today, they could have found it 30 years earlier, according to new research.
Legal contracts are the lifeblood of business, yet small business owners, freelancers, and startups sign agreements every week that they don't fully understand. Why? Because hiring a lawyer to review a single contract costs upwards of $300 to $500 per hour. To bridge this gap, we built ContractPilot
We (at DEV and MLH) are covering AI Engineer's World Fair by printing a physical newspaper called "The Daily Context" everyday of the conference. We wanted to include a game in each issue so for today's first edition, we published a little word search affectionately named "Vector Search": I built th
Spain demolished Saudi Arabia 4-0. Japan demolished Tunisia 4-0. Germany beat Ivory Coast 2-1. But here's what should terrify tournament organizers: in a 16-group, 3-team format, the second-place team in your group might have an easier path to the quarterfinals than the group winner in another. I an
Released an open-source tool for a problem I kept hitting: no visibility into machine identities. CyberArk's 2025 report found machine identities outnumber humans 82:1. Every IAM role, every OIDC federation from CI/CD to AWS, every service account — they pile up with no one monitoring them. MII conn
«A CI/CD pipeline that deploys successfully isn't necessarily a production-ready pipeline. This article walks through how I assessed an existing CI/CD pipeline, identified operational gaps, and proposed improvements to make it more resilient, secure, and reliable for production workloads.» Introduct
If you're running multiple AWS accounts, you probably have hundreds of IAM roles with trust policies you've never audited. I built MII to solve this. What it does: Scans all IAM roles across your AWS accounts (read-only, uses IAMReadOnlyAccess) OIDC role with AdministratorAccess (any CI/CD pipeline
👋 Hello, Dev.to! I'm Soumay Soni, and today marks my first day as part of this amazing community. 🎉 I'm a Full Stack Developer passionate about building modern web applications with React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, and MongoDB. I love learning new technologies, solving challenging problems, an
For the H0 Hackathon I built Kauwa Udd, a real-time multiplayer reaction game on Vercel + Amazon DynamoDB. People hear "DynamoDB" and reach for a table per entity — users table, rooms table, scores table. I put everything in one table. Here's the design, why it works for a live game, and the exact k
AI agents can now pay for things on their own. The x402 protocol reuses HTTP 402 Payment Required so a client — human or agent — pays per API call in USDC, no API keys, no accounts, no subscription. It's a genuinely nice primitive. But there's a gap that bites the moment an agent acts on what it pai
GLM 5.2 is open source and free to download. Running it is another story. At best it needs around 240 GB of memory, and that's only in its most compressed version. I have a US$4,000 DGX Spark dedicated to this, with 128 GB, and it doesn't have enough to even start. This isn't opinion, it's arithmeti
Let's look at the breakdown of both frameworks side-by-side to understand the massive shift in mindset. npm create vite@latest vue-modal-app -- --template vue cd vue-modal-app npm install vue-router@4 src/router.js) import { createRouter, createWebHistory } from 'vue-router' import GalleryView from
