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Homarr offers great features, yet I prefer Glance for home servers.

Homarr dashboard and its advanced integrations are great, but Glance reigns supreme on my home servers due to these features.

#mobile

· · XDA Developers

I disabled these 7 background services to boost Windows performance

These are services I can safely disable to make Windows more responsive.

#windows-performance-tips#mobile-optimization#windows-background-services#windows-optimization#windows-performance-boost

· · XDA Developers

Ugreen's latest NAS prioritizes essential hardware over CPU performance

The new Ugreen NAS devices change focus towards high-speed networking.

#nas#high-speed-networking#mobile-tech#hardware

· · Towards Data Science

What Are the Possibilities to Build Date Tables in Self-Service Environments?

For years, I created date tables with DAX code whenever I didn’t have a way to create them upstream of the data flow. Now I've realised there's another way to do it. Let’s see what the alternatives are and how they compare. The post What Are the Possibilities to Build Date Tables in Self-Service Env

#ai

· · AndroidPolice

I resurrected a dead Android tablet with this unique third-party launcher

I dug my old Galaxy Tab S7+ out of a drawer, and a new launcher fixed it

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· · Dev.to

Напиши мне ИИ: новичок который хочет быстро найти обходные пути

Недавно ко мне обратился новичок, который хочет быстро заработать 3.5 миллиона за то, что я напишу ему ИИ. Всего-то! Он обещал мне какие-то золотые горы за мой труд? Он хочет чтобы я написал с нуля ему ИИ? Надеюсь вы понимаете насколько это сложно, тем более соло, за его "спасибо". ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ Собесе

#cloud

· · Dev.to

Cloud Security Threats Exposed: Unmasking the Hidden Dangers of CSRF

What is CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) and How to Prevent It? CSRF is the execution of unwanted operations on a secure site that the user is logged in to (authenticated) without his knowledge. This attack does not target the login fields, but the trust between the browser and the site. How Does t

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· · Dev.to

India's AI Journey Unveiled: A Candid Look at 15 Years of Progress

May 29 I wrote my first AI trainwreck story. June 18 I finished #15. People keep asking if this was some kind of "writing experiment" — it wasn't. I'm not that poetic. The truth is, nobody was reading what I wrote before. Scroll back to my early posts: AI agent setup notes, QA automation on a budget

#ai#cloud-computing#machine-learning#data-analytics#technology-trends

· · Dev.to

I Built an Autonomous AI Security Brain for Linux Servers (It Actually Responds, Not Just Alerts)

I got tired of security tools that wake me up at 3am with alerts but leave all the real work to me. So I built Cortex — the autonomous decision engine that powers Watch. Most tools (Falco, Wazuh, OSSEC, etc.) are great at detecting things, but terrible at deciding what to do about them. You end up w

#cloud-security#ai#autonomous-systems#linux-servers

· · Dev.to

Quiet Environments, Effective Learning: My Journey into RF Hacking This Year

Let me be honest with you. If you spend more time reading about RF hacking than actually doing RF hacking, you are wasting your life. I know that sounds harsh. But I have been in this game since before most of you were born, and I have watched thousands of smart people rot from the neck up because t

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· · Dev.to

Indian Developers Leverage AI, Risk Burden of Hidden Technical Debt.

The "10x developer" meme got a sequel nobody asked for. Now it's the "10x AI-assisted developer," and the plot holes are even worse. I constantly hear this tale from senior engineers. They plug in an AI coding assistant, watch it blast out functions at terrifying speed, and feel like superheroes. Bu

#cloud#ai-assisted-development#technical-debt#10x-developer#devops

· · Dev.to

Creating a World Cup 2026 Prediction System Using Sportmicro and Python

I wanted a football prediction project that felt closer to a real data product than a one-off notebook. So I built a pipeline that: pulls World Cup and national-team data from Sportmicro engineers match and team-form features trains a hybrid prediction model generates upcoming fixture predictions an

#cloud-computing#data-pipeline#sports-analytics#python#github-actions

· · Dev.to

Why I Switched from Cursor to Antigravity 🖥

We've all been there. You find a tool that completely revolutionizes your workflow, you sing its praises to anyone who will listen, and you integrate it so deeply into your daily routine that you can't imagine working without it. For a long time, that tool for me was Cursor. But a few weeks ago, I m

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· · Dev.to

Cloud Developers Get Masterclass in Schema Validation with Zod Refactor

The Playwright Playbook — Bonus: Refactoring Schema Validation with Zod "The best content ideas come from the comments, not the outline." In Part 4, we built utils/schema-validator.ts — a hand-rolled function that checks whether an API response actually matches the Task shape we expect. Type-correct

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· · Dev.to

Mastering Reactive Programming in Angular with `forkJoin`, `combineLatest`, and Friends

"Combining Observables — forkJoin, combineLatest, zip & More" 👋 Welcome to Chapter 7! Real apps rarely get data from just one place. A product page might need: The product details (from /api/products/5) The user's wishlist (from /api/wishlist) The store's discount config (from /api/config) How do y

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· · Dev.to

Build Games In Java: Sprites, Box2D Physics And Low-Latency Sound

A confession before the feature tour: for years I was very much against adding gaming to Codename One. I used to work in the gaming industry (Jane's USAF, among others), so this was never about disinterest or not understanding the domain. The opposite: I knew exactly how much a real gaming stack dem

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· · Dev.to

Setting Up a K3s Single-Node Kubernetes Cluster on AWS EC2

Running a full Kubernetes cluster doesn't always mean spinning up multiple nodes. If you're prototyping, running a small production workload, or just want a lightweight environment to learn on, a single EC2 instance running Kubernetes is more than enough — and a lot cheaper. In this post, I'll walk

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· · Coinpedia

GRAM Price Forecast: Can It Surge Back to $2?

The post Gram (prev. Toncoin) Price Prediction: Will GRAM Price Rally Back to $2? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The Gram price, previously known as Ton, has rebounded from the local lows and is trying to stage a strong recovery towards the lost ranges. Toncoin officially rebranded to Gram

#crypto#toncoin#price-prediction#blockchain

· · Coinpedia

NEAR's Resharding Upgrade Looms: Will It Spark the Next Crypto Uptrend?

The post NEAR’s Dynamic Resharding Upgrade Is Coming: Can It Fuel the Next Rally? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News NEAR Protocol’s price is back in focus after showing renewed strength since the start of the month, forming a steady pattern of higher highs and higher lows. The latest rebound

#near-protocol#cryptocurrency#blockchain-upgrades#resharding#cryptocurrency-market

· · Decrypt

AI Amplification Spiral Could Be Leading Users to Misguided Beliefs

New research outlines how chatbot behaviors, including personalization, mirroring, and excessive agreement, reinforce delusions.

#ai#crypto#delusions#chatbots#personalization