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The Strato E player (here with a Mini Terra Prime server on top of it) is smaller than a Blu-ray disc collection, but you can get a lot of 4K discs for $3,000. We've lost something in the past 15 years. Netflix, Amazon, Disney, Apple; they've all convinced us that streaming is the best way to watch
When Colin Farrell was doing press for the first season of the detective series Sugar, he had to be very careful with how he spoke. Sugar is a story about a quirky private detective, but it's also secretly a work of science fiction, something that doesn't become clear until halfway through the seaso
Football legend Virgil Van Dijk uses the Nike x Hyperice Hyperboots before training and after games for recovery; here's what I like and dislike after testing them myself.
Apple's being hit hard by the RAM and storage shortages, and that means prices are going to go up. We just don't know when.
Can your tomatoes get 'cat-faced'? According to garden experts, it is a real thing.
I used the Etsy app on ChatGPT to discover the best finds I could purchase and add to my bedroom decor—this prompt helped lead me down the right path.
Apple is ending software support for 16 devices. Use this exact ChatGPT prompt to see if your older Mac, iPad, or Apple Watch is still safe to use.
Both the Garmin Epix Pro and Garmin Fenix 7 Pro are reduced by hundreds of dollars ahead of the Prime Day sales, but I rate the Epix Pro as the better buy.
On episode 12 of The Coffee Lab, I put the enigmatic Weiss Distribution Technique Tool (WDT tool) to the test. Is it an essential accessory?
Operon is the project management plugin of your dreams.
Miami-based AI startup Subquadratic came out of stealth mode last month with a huge claim. It announced that it had solved a mathematical bottleneck that had been holding back large language models for almost a decade. The details were thin, and many people were unconvinced. But Subquadratic has sta
Microsoft has confirmed a confusing Windows bug that causes different filenames to appear in the confirmation dialog when deleting a file from the Recycle Bin. [...]
Apple's rumored foldable iPhone, which is expected to be called the iPhone Ultra, has been the subject of numerous leaks. We've seen CAD-based renders, dummy unit hands-on videos, and more. Now, a new video has surfaced, offering another detailed look at the foldable’s design. YouTuber Jon Prosser o
Every developer has a list of "quick task" sites they visit ten times a week. The problem: most of these sites make you create an account, upload your file I got tired of it, so I built ToolVerse — Here are the five I use most: toolverseapp.com/tools/json-formatter Paste minified or broken JSON, cli
I recently moved my personal AI automation setup over to Hermes. Not because I wanted another chatbot. I already had one of those. The useful shift was that Hermes feels less like “an AI you talk to” and more like a small operating layer for personal automation: persistent memory, scheduled jobs, sk
The first wave of enterprise AI concern was straightforward. It was simply employees pasting sensitive data into public AI tools. Security teams responded with usage policies, domain blocks, and data loss prevention rules. That response made sense at the time. It doesn't fit the problem anymore. Sha
My most expensive career mistake wasn't a line of code or a misconfigured server; it was a "yes." Throughout my twenty years of experience in system architecture and operations, I've made countless technical decisions, often succeeding, sometimes making mistakes. However, some decisions cost not jus
If today had a spine, it was MCP. I shipped the generic MCP toolbox into a public package and stood up MCP servers across a cluster of enterprise apps — same gate-first pattern, different domains. Around that, two other threads ran all day: making transactional email tell you whether it was opened,
I've now built MCP servers into enough Laravel apps to notice the pattern: I keep rewriting the same tools. Every server needs a whoami. Every server needs to tail logs, peek at failed jobs, retry one, check whether the queue is alive. None of that is domain logic — it's the same generic ops surface
Vix.cpp v2.6.3: Stability, Benchmarks, and a Stronger C++ Runtime Vix.cpp v2.6.3 is now available. This release is not about adding a huge new feature. It is about making the foundation stronger. Vix.cpp is a modern C++ runtime and developer toolkit for building real applications with native C++. It
