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The Sunseeker S4 is an excellent midrange robot lawnmower that requires very little effort to set up, thanks to LiDAR and its AI, which can map your yard and navigate around objects. You'll still need to trim the edges of your yard, though.
Home Depot is hosting a huge sale for 4th of July. Check out the best deals I'm shopping right now.
Hulu just added a ton of must-watch movies worth watching this weekend. Here are my top 3 picks.
The ‘Wimbledon’ groundskeeper trick that keeps lawns lush in a heatwave.
Apple is reportedly testing out four new iPad models for its spring 2027 refresh that will focus on improving performance.
You might not need a different model, but better settings
The Oppo Reno16 series went global about a week ago and now it's time for the Indian market. Interestingly enough, the Indian release omits the Pro model for now and it's being replaced with a more budget-friendly option, the Reno16c. The vanilla Reno16 is here from the very start, though. The regul
A large-scale survey has shown that most Americans would support a ban social media use by children under the age of 16. The biggest supporters of the proposal were parents with kids under 18 years old, where almost two-thirds were in favor …
The Samsung Galaxy A17's 4G and 5G models launched last year were powered by MediaTek's Helio G99 and Samsung's Exynos 1330 chips, respectively. However, a report by ZDNet Korea claims that neither the 4G nor the 5G model of the Galaxy A18 will have an Exynos chip under the hood. The publication cla
We’ve been hearing for a long time now that a new high-end MacBook Ultra model with a touchscreen will get a significant redesign with a slimmer form factor. The new design appeared to be one of the things that would differentiate the high-end model from the MacBook Pro. However, a report yesterday
Exclusive: Finance experts warn against investing in bitcoin treasury companies after Stack BTC assets plunge A bitcoin company that Nigel Farage has advertised lost more than 15% of its asset value, prompting finance experts to warn investors against those types of firms. The Reform UK leader has i
Microsoft's Linux server distribution is now available as an ISO to install on your own server or virtual machine.
It’s written to be practical, opinionated, and immediately useful for developers who live in the terminal. Title: Stop Grepping and Start Fuzzily Finding: The bat + fzf Workflow That Changed My Debugging Life Tags: tooling, terminal, productivity, vim, devops Cover Image: A screenshot of a terminal
The conversation around Agentic AI often focuses on one goal: making agents more autonomous. More tools. More reasoning. More planning. More independence. It sounds like progress. But is more autonomy always the right answer? As software engineers, we rarely optimize for "more." We don't build distr
👋 Hey dev.to community, Last week I shipped a workflow I built for a friend who runs an online shop. He called me again a few days later with a new headache: he's drowning in Purchase Orders. Every single one gets opened by hand, the data typed into a Google Sheet, and that sheet uploaded into his
Stop Treating Databases Like Dumb Storage! A Modern Approach to Data Layer Optimization Introduction In the rapidly evolving landscape of cloud-native applications, the database often remains the last bastion of outdated architectural thinking. Too many development teams, even in 2026, treat their d
Build a Real-Time Crypto Trading Dashboard with Python, WebSockets, and React Real-time data is the difference between catching a move and reading about it later. This tutorial walks through a minimal but complete stack: a Python WebSocket client pulling live prices, a simple signal generator, and a
You built a system to surface information so a person could decide. Somewhere it started deciding for them — the output stopped saying "here's what the documents show" and started saying "you should do X." Nobody designed that drift. An LLM, when asked a question, produces an answer-shaped thing, an
Every major cloud provider sells a key management service, and most sell a "bring your own key" option layered on top, marketed as the difference between trusting the provider and trusting yourself. The pitch is clean. The mechanics underneath are not, and the part that actually determines who can r
If you're anything like me, your Chrome toolbar probably looks like a collection of tiny puzzle pieces. Grammar checker. At one point I had more than a dozen extensions installed. Chrome became slower, pages loaded later, and every extension wanted permission to "read and change all your data." Then
