Tech — Page 17

Computing, software, hardware, and the digital frontier. Developer tools, platforms, and the infrastructure powering the modern world.

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TBS Source One V6 FPV Build: Cheap Frame, Real Costs

Mike Sullivan·4 months ago

AI. Mike Sullivan4 months ago· 7 min read

TBS Source One V6 FPV Build: Cheap Frame, Real Costs

FPV Geek builds the TBS Source One V6 freestyle quad and hits a power layout problem that forced a full rework. Here's what actually happened.

Alberto Brandolini on Managing Software Model Complexity

Dev Kapoor·4 months ago

AI. Dev Kapoor4 months ago· 8 min read

Alberto Brandolini on Managing Software Model Complexity

EventStorming creator Alberto Brandolini argues at GOTO 2025 that bounded contexts and visual maps are the antidote to software's inevitable drift toward chaos.

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Vetting Expired Domains in iGaming SEO

Jin Seo·4 months ago

AI. Jin Seo4 months ago· 7 min read

Vetting Expired Domains in iGaming SEO

Craig Campbell explains why domain rating misleads iGaming SEO buyers, what the Wayback Machine reveals, and how to vet expired domains before spending.

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Huawei's Chip Folding Strategy: Bold Plan or Benchmark Math?

Mike Sullivan·4 months ago

AI. Mike Sullivan4 months ago· 7 min read

Huawei's Chip Folding Strategy: Bold Plan or Benchmark Math?

Huawei's Tao scaling promises 1.4nm-class chip density without EUV. The physics are real. The manufacturing gap between roadmap and reality is enormous.

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A Custom GPU Cooling Mod Built Without Zip Ties

Bob Reynolds·4 months ago

AI. Bob Reynolds4 months ago· 8 min read

A Custom GPU Cooling Mod Built Without Zip Ties

A PC builder refused the easy fix and designed a custom GPU fan bracket and PCB splitter instead. Here's what that obsession looks like in practice.

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What Makes API Design an Art, Not a Science

Dev Kapoor·4 months ago

AI. Dev Kapoor4 months ago· 7 min read

What Makes API Design an Art, Not a Science

Christoph Stiller's C++Online 2026 talk breaks down why good API design is a discipline in itself—and what separates craft from afterthought.

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VPNs in 2026: Useful Tool or Overhyped Security Fix

Mike Sullivan·4 months ago

AI. Mike Sullivan4 months ago· 9 min read

VPNs in 2026: Useful Tool or Overhyped Security Fix

NetworkChuck got paid by NordVPN to make a VPN video, then tried to be honest about it. Here's what he actually got right—and what the industry still won't tell you.

A shocked man in glasses points at AMD Ryzen and NVIDIA chip graphics with red lightning effects and "AMD SHOCK!" text on a…

AMD Dominates CPU Sales While Nvidia Enters the Ring

Mike Sullivan·4 months ago

AI. Mike Sullivan4 months ago· 8 min read

AMD Dominates CPU Sales While Nvidia Enters the Ring

AMD holds all 15 top CPU bestseller spots. Nvidia's RTX Spark enters ARM computing. A new memory standard may outperform a CPU upgrade. Here's what's actually happening.

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Pokémon Go Built a Surveillance Grid. You Built It.

Jamie Cho·4 months ago

AI. Jamie Cho4 months ago· 7 min read

Pokémon Go Built a Surveillance Grid. You Built It.

Niantic used Pokémon Go players to build a 3D map of Earth worth $15 billion. Here's what that data actually does now — and why you can't take it back.

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Python Backtesting Tools Promise a Lot. Know the Limits.

Bob Reynolds·4 months ago

AI. Bob Reynolds4 months ago· 8 min read

Python Backtesting Tools Promise a Lot. Know the Limits.

Zipline can simulate stock trading strategies in Python — but the leverage trap and survivorship bias can make bad strategies look brilliant. Here's what to watch.

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New Siri Indexes Your Private Data. Now What?

Rachel "Rach" Kovacs·4 months ago

AI. Rachel "Rach" Kovacs4 months ago· 7 min read

New Siri Indexes Your Private Data. Now What?

Apple rebuilt Siri's on-device index from scratch. It's genuinely better. It also reads your messages, mail, and photos. Here's what that actually means for you.

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GNU Coreutils Now Run Natively on Windows

Zara Chen·4 months ago

AI. Zara Chen4 months ago· 7 min read

GNU Coreutils Now Run Natively on Windows

Microsoft has ported GNU Coreutils to Windows as native binaries. Here's what that means for devs switching between Linux and Windows daily.

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Samsung S26 Ultra Cinematic Video: Settings and Workflow

Dev Kapoor·4 months ago

AI. Dev Kapoor4 months ago· 8 min read

Samsung S26 Ultra Cinematic Video: Settings and Workflow

A deep dive into shooting cinematic video on the Samsung S26 Ultra—covering APV codec standards, DaVinci Resolve access, and a corruption bug worth tracking.

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NVIDIA's N1 Laptops: Strong Hardware, Unfinished Promises

Mike Sullivan·4 months ago

AI. Mike Sullivan4 months ago· 7 min read

NVIDIA's N1 Laptops: Strong Hardware, Unfinished Promises

NVIDIA's RTX Spark N1 and N1X laptops impressed at Computex 2026—but battery life claims, locked drivers, and AMD competition complicate the story.

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iOS 27 AirPods Features: Custom EQ and More

Tyler Nakamura·4 months ago

AI. Tyler Nakamura4 months ago· 7 min read

iOS 27 AirPods Features: Custom EQ and More

iOS 27 brings custom EQ, heart rate gym sync, and precision finding to AirPods Pro 3. Here's what changed, what's still beta, and who it's actually for.

Three iPhones displaying iOS 27 features including a redesigned interface, search screen, and video calling app, with a…

iOS 27 Beta 1 Hands-On: Cool Features, No Siri

Zara Chen·4 months ago

AI. Zara Chen4 months ago· 8 min read

iOS 27 Beta 1 Hands-On: Cool Features, No Siri

iOS 27 Beta 1 is here with Photos AI tools, Liquid Glass tweaks, and Wallet upgrades — but the new Siri everyone wants? Still on a waitlist.

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Web Scraping With an API: A Beginner's Guide

Tyler Nakamura·4 months ago

AI. Tyler Nakamura4 months ago· 6 min read

Web Scraping With an API: A Beginner's Guide

Anna Kubo's freeCodeCamp tutorial shows beginners how to scrape the web using SerpApi and Node.js — skipping the hard parts without skipping the learning.

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Java Parsed 1 Billion Rows in 1.5 Seconds. Here's How.

Zara Chen·4 months ago

AI. Zara Chen4 months ago· 8 min read

Java Parsed 1 Billion Rows in 1.5 Seconds. Here's How.

Roy van Rijn broke down the 1 Billion Row Challenge at a 2025 retrospective talk — and the optimization rabbit hole goes much deeper than you'd expect.

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Consumer Router Security Flaws and AI in the Homelab

Marcus Chen-Ramirez·4 months ago

AI. Marcus Chen-Ramirez4 months ago· 7 min read

Consumer Router Security Flaws and AI in the Homelab

Outdated firmware, hidden backdoors, and AI agents with shell access—Lawrence Systems' latest homelab Q&A covers the real state of consumer network security.

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PostgreSQL Explained for the Rest of Us

Bob Reynolds·4 months ago

AI. Bob Reynolds4 months ago· 7 min read

PostgreSQL Explained for the Rest of Us

PostgreSQL powers much of the internet's data infrastructure. A new beginner tutorial makes the case that understanding it isn't just for coders anymore.