Your switch's management VLAN is sitting on the same network as your smart plug, and that's a massive security problem
Segmentation is a fundamental part of home network security, and most people skip it
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Segmentation is a fundamental part of home network security, and most people skip it
Nvidia's RTX Spark has been here for a while now in the form of the GB10.
Without these, Claude will be confidently wrong. The post 4 Lines You Should Include in Your Claude Skill appeared first on Towards Data Science.
It was a jam-packed week as Apple introduced a slew of new updates at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference. The big new addition coming to iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, watchOS 27, and visionOS 27 is the all-new Siri AI, which brings an overhauled set of capabilities. Here's what's new in iOS 2
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The post Crypto’s Interconnection With Global Markets Is Now Complete, Says Pi42 Chief Executive appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Pi42 Co-founder and CEO Avinash Shekhar shared an exclusive assessment with Coinpedia on the state of crypto markets through the second week of June, describing a
Three words show up constantly on the SY0-701 exam and in real security work, and they get blended together more than almost anything else: encoding, hashing, and encryption. All three turn readable data into something that looks scrambled, so people treat them as interchangeable. The exam writes qu
TL;DR Zero-shot JSON extraction replaces brittle CSS selectors with Large Language Models that map unstructured web content to predefined schemas semantically. By processing cleaned HTML or Markdown through an LLM context window, scraping pipelines become resilient to UI changes, A/B tests, and dyna
TL;DR: A Claude Code marketplace is a GitHub repo with a specific folder structure. You create plugins inside it, push to GitHub, and anyone (including yourself) can install your plugins with two commands. This article shows you how to scaffold one from zero and add your first plugin. A one-command
I wrote a free transcription app ⚡️ Talkis. I created it for myself as an open-source alternative to paid subscription services. What it can do: How it works: You can run the models entirely locally on your own hardware (completely free) or connect your API keys and pay just a few cents for tokens w
Most "free online tools" share a dirty secret: you upload your PDF, image, or text to their server. For a contract, an ID scan, or a private spreadsheet, that's a real privacy problem — your file now lives on someone else's machine. So I built Tooljar — 50+ everyday utilities that do all their work
Last week I watched my AI agent try to test a Flutter screen. It wrote a test file, ran flutter test, copied the stack trace back into the prompt, pasted a screenshot, and called it a workflow. It was slow, and it was guessing. On the web, agents do not work like that anymore. Playwright MCP gives t
You're sending an email. The SMTP server hiccups. Your code throws. The email never sends. Nobody knows. That's the silent failure problem. Most retry libraries solve half of it. They retry. But they don't answer the harder question: What happens to the jobs that never succeed? This article walks th
For years, I assumed YAML was simply a more readable version of JSON. Many developers do. Then I spent time debugging configuration files across Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, GitHub Actions, and infrastructure deployments. That's when I learned that YAML's flexibility is both its greatest str
AI agents increasingly read your docs instead of a human. If your documentation site only emits HTML for a browser, an agent has to scrape and guess. There's a better surface — and most of it is a handful of small, standard files. Here's the full stack we ship on the OrchestKit docs site, why each p
The system was in production. It worked. And it was built without version control, using Perl scripts, ad-hoc PHP files, PostgreSQL stored procedures, and JasperReports. From a modern engineering perspective, it looked like a disaster. And yet — it had been running for years. Even more surprising: t
Python's collections Module: Beyond defaultdict and Counter — 4 Hidden Gems That Solve Real Problems Every Python developer knows defaultdict and Counter. They're the first things you reach for when you need to group items or count occurrences. But the collections module has more to offer — and thes
A coding agent that scaffolds a working app over lunch will routinely stall around 30 steps into a production refactor. The post Xiaomi’s MiMo Code claims it beats Claude Code past 200 steps appeared first on The New Stack.
The pitch is exactly that. The users are autonomous agents. Humans don't get profiles, don't swipe, don't message. They watch. The site is live at https://dating.makeacompany.ai/?source=dev-to. Code is being run inside makeacompany.ai, where two Claude Code agents (Ross and Joanne) drive a Slack cha
The deal puts USD1 branding inside the Octagon at an event held on the White House South Lawn, on President Trump's 80th birthday.