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from the what-a-shock dept In any war, information is power. Be it kinetic wars, cyberwarfare, or information wars, data is everything. And since RFK Jr. has clearly declared war on vaccines in America, it’s not a huge surprise that he is looking to control information about vaccines. Or, as it turns out, simply sweep that […]
Welcome to the February recap of what’s new on stackoverflow.com. This month, we’ve launched several improvements to AI Assist, opened Chat to all users on Stack Overflow, launched custom badges across the network, and launched one of the first community-authored coding challenges. We’re also taking the opportunity to spotlight a community member in this month’s […]
from the don’t-throw-out-fair-use dept Long before generative AI, copyright holders warned that new technologies for reading and analyzing information would destroy creativity. Internet search engines, they argued, were infringement machines—tools that copied copyrighted works at scale without permission. As they had with earlier information technologies like the photocopier and the VCR, copyright owners sued. Courts […]
Self-Hosted Ngrok in 200 Lines of Node.js Problem: Need to tunnel multiple local services. Ngrok free tier = 1 tunnel. Solution: Built my own. Took 4 hours. What It Does liptunnel http 3000,8080,5000 –multi Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Creates 3 public URLs on your domain. One command. The Architecture User → yourdomain.com → […]
Ryan Haines / Android Authority I will admit it that before the economy tightened, I used to spend a lot on streaming services. Not only did I have nearly every mainstream-focused option under the sun, but I also had several niche services like CrunchyRoll. When I first cut the cord in the early days of […]
I’ve watched Odoo agencies spend months architecting Kubernetes clusters for deployments that were running perfectly fine on a single server with Docker Compose. I’ve seen consultants with three clients hire a DevOps contractor to manage their EKS cluster. I’ve debugged production Odoo outages caused entirely by Kubernetes complexity that had nothing to do with Odoo […]
In the early morning hours of Saturday, January 3, the roar of bombs dropping from the sky announced the US military attack on Venezuela, waking the sleeping residents of La Carlota, in Caracas, a neighborhood adjacent to the air base that was a target of Operation Absolute Resolve. Marina G.’s first thought, as the floors, […]
TL;DR The AYANEO Pocket S Mini is available now to order, and it’s in stock and ready to ship. Previous handhelds have faced significant delays in crowdfunding, so this is a welcome change. The premium 4.2-inch, 4:3 handheld has a powerful G3x Gen 2 SoC and starts at $319 for the month of February, with […]
There’s a lever on the back for this compression mechanism that you manually press down and a separate button to open the dustbin at the bottom. You can use the compression lever when it’s both closed and open. It did help compress the hair and dust while I was vacuuming, helping me see if I […]
Happy Saturday, folks! After a few weeks of middling deals, we’re starting see things pick up. Some of our favorite deals of the holiday season have returned in some fashion, making now a great time to pick up deal stalwarts like the AirPods 4 with ANC or Google’s TV Streamer (4K). We also stumbled upon […]
