Un nuevo avance en el desarrollo de Windows 11 ha sido anunciado con la liberación de la versión Insider Preview Build 26220.5790 en el canal de desarrolladores. Esta actualización se enmarca dentro del programa de Windows Insiders y tiene como objetivo ofrecer nuevas características y mejoras para una mejor experiencia del usuario. Una de las […]| Redes Sociales
Stick around ‘til the end to see the most adorable abyss. In today’s edition: WP 6.9 is coming, and it includes a new Command Palette that’ll make you feel ...| wpmudev.com
VoIP Toolbox now supports viewing SIP calls from a PCAP file direct in the browser.| falkus.co
By Terts Diepraam We are working on an embedded scripting language for Rust. This language, called Roto, aims to be a simple yet fast and reliable scripting language for Rust applications. The need for Roto comes from Rotonda, our BGP engine written in Rust. Mature BGP applications usually feature some| The NLnet Labs Blog
Stick around ‘til the end to see a dog who plays guitar better than I can… In today’s edition: Move over WebP. PNG got her first glow-up in 22 years and now ...| wpmudev.com
Recently, there’s been a surge in the popularity of trojan clipboard attacks whereby the attacker convinces the user to carry their attack payload across a security boundary and compromise the device. Meanwhile, AI hype is all the rage. I recent had a bad experience in what I thought was a simple AI task (draw aContinue reading "Vibe-coding for security"| text/plain
Over the last several decades, the Windows team has added a stream of additional security mitigation features to the platform to help application developers harden their applications against exploi…| text/plain
After about a year of using Bearblog, I realize that I want to have a full-on website!| the noatblog
The fun adventure of running VSCode locally with purely native functionalities.| reHex Ninja
Stick around ‘til the end to find out why the dishwasher won’t close all the way. In today’s edition: Tumblr’s big WP migration dreams are turning out as disappointing as the ball pit at Dashcon. WordPress 6.8.2 RC1 is live: let the bug-stomping commence. We casually flex on eeeeeeverything we’ve shipped in 2025. NBD. Hot […]| WPMU DEV Blog
AI Test User is a tool that makes| falkus.co
Stick around ‘til the end for a pug in a rug… In today’s edition: Why the world’s biggest physics lab made the leap to WordPress. You can now customize your “Next” button. Use this power wisely. Accessibility docs are finally getting the overhaul they deserve, and you can help! Hot Off The Presses: What’s New? […]| WPMU DEV Blog
Stick around ‘til the end for a guy whose sense of humor speaks louder than words. In today’s edition: FAIR play? The WordPress decentralized mirrorverse is ...| wpmudev.com
Explore the uncharted territories of GitHub with our handpicked selection of repositories, offering a perfect blend of beginner-friendly and advanced projects.| Joberty Blog
I just wanted to fix my blog theme, and I think I may have found a bug in Safari| the noatblog
As a content creator in the tech space, I found myself caught in an all-too-familiar trap: endless hours of doomscrolling through social media and news aggregators, trying to stay on top of the latest trends. The signal-to-noise ratio was abysmal—for every meaningful tech development, I had to wade through countless memes, heated arguments, and clickbait. I knew there had to be a better way.| N’s Blog
Learning why model redundancy > optimization It started with a frustrating Thursday afternoon. Our code analysis service was hitting rate limits constantly, and I was doing what any reasonable engineer would do: optimizing our token usage, implementing better queuing, and trying to squeeze maximum performance from our chosen model. Nothing worked. Or rather, everything worked a little bit, but not enough.| N’s Blog
Last week, my AI coding assistant generated a perfectly-structured code review suggestion. The format was immaculate - every field properly typed, every attribute carefully specified, the suggestion clear and actionable. There was just one problem: it fundamentally misunderstood how our authentication system worked.| N’s Blog
Last month, I asked Claude to help refactor a React component. The code it wrote was beautiful - clean, well-documented, following all the best practices. It also quietly broke our error tracking system, removed a crucial race condition check (that admittedly looked like a bug), and duplicated three utility functions with slightly different implementations. Sound familiar? The AI coding space is exploding right now. Cursor hit $50M ARR, Lovable.ai reached $4M in 4 weeks, and every day there...| N’s Blog
Stick around ‘til the end for a sweet birthday surprise… In today’s edition: AI is building plugins, but is it also breaking the repo? (Plus: the “vibe code ...| wpmudev.com
Team Storybook is a way to host Storybooks in Azure and securely share them with your team| falkus.co
Enhance CX at scale with conversational AI. Discover how lifelike voice assistants automate support, cut costs, and drive revenue in your contact center.| Joberty Blog
Stick around ‘til the end. We’ve got a four-legged percussionist who’s stealing hearts and drumsticks. In today’s edition: There’s a new WordPress feature t ...| wpmudev.com
Explore how AI, headless CMS, and composable tech are transforming web development and content creation. Insights from Contentful and IBM iX on the future of digital experiences.| Joberty Blog
Read to the end to find out why at this particular post office, you have to hold your breath while sending your mail… In today’s edition: A plugin that remi ...| wpmudev.com
The Fiddler Web Debugger is now old enough to drink, but I still use it pretty much every day. Fiddler hasn’t aged entirely gracefully as platforms and standards have changed over the decades…| text/plain
I try to make the connection between my little cheating experience in a childhood game with the oversaturation of AI these days| the noatblog
Modules Update December 2023 Since the last module update in December 2022, we have: added/moved 61 modules to production added 2 modules to the development environment deprecated 3 modules deleted 12 modules The following 61 module files have been added or moved to production: | Application Name | Application Version | Set as Default? || ---------------- | ------------------- | --------------- || alphafold | 2.3.2 | Yes || anaconda3 | 2023.03 | Yes || ansys | 2023R2 | Yes || castep | 23.1-in...| QMUL ITS Research Blog
Last November, I wrote a post about the basics of security software. In that post, I laid out how security software is composed of sensors and throttles controlled by threat intelligence. In today&…| text/plain
I'm building a digital synthesizer based on the ESP32-S3 MCU (using the ESP-IDF framework) and have been meaning to start a dev blog for a while. I couldn't figure out a good first post so I figured why not just start somewhere - let's talk about USB! I've been pondering| subalpine circuits
I got me a ZSA Voyager a week agoo and it's been interesting.| byzxor -> xyz
Parsing structured JSON in Zabbix is easy with JSONPath—until you need more| falkus.co
Did you know there's a whole raft of not-quite-genuine SD cards on the market? I only found out recently after buying some by accident.| Falkus.co
The annual retrospective post that started in 2020 lives on for another year.| falkus.co
In this series we’ll update you on our accomplishments in 2024 and our future plans. First we will focus on the work on our domain library for DNS| The NLnet Labs Blog
I’m working on a video game! Like, a serious one.| fuzzy notepad
proc_macroで外部APIを叩いてビルド時に型情報を生成する実装とそれに伴うActionsの使用法、注意点| ママント・ヒヒ
I've started a slightly unusual job setup, with half my week at Dstny, the| falkus.co
By Wouter Wijngaards, with contributions from Yorgos Thessalonikefs DNS-over-QUIC (DoQ) uses the QUIC transport mechanism to encrypt queries and responses. The DoQ transport for DNS is defined in RFC 9250. With the recent release, Unbound can be configured to support DoQ clients downstream. This feature is not a standard component| The NLnet Labs Blog
What are CRUD operations? What makes a CRUD app? How to build a CRUD app? Read the guide| Forest Admin Blog
Creating the world's simplest movie browsing website for offline film collections.| Falkus.co
I've spent the last two weeks making a super basic Civ -like. You can see in the picture how far I've gotten: units, cities, research, fog o...| traversefantasy.blogspot.com
A walkthrough guide on how to create a simple Balzor application and deploy it to netlify using GitHub Actions and Cake Build Script| Gary Woodfine
An introduction and exploration into understanding & implementing Middleware components into Dotnet Web based applications| Gary Woodfine
A quick walkthrough guide on how to implement WebSocket end points in dotnet| Gary Woodfine
Learn how to generate code coverage summary reports and view them on your GitHub actions| Gary Woodfine
Fathom Analytics; the GDPR-friendly alternative to Google Analytics. In this post we explore how to integrate Fathom Analytics into your WordPress blog.| Gary Woodfine
Fathom Analytics; the GDPR-friendly alternative to Google Analytics. I discuss why I use it myself, the key features it offers, and the advantages of it using it.| Gary Woodfine
Since the last post about it, the dynarec (dynamic recompiler, a Just-In-Time recompilation of x86 code) changed a lot. It still works in four major steps, but now there are a lot more intermediary steps. So let’s see how it works now! Note: this article will focus on the ARM version of the dynarec on…| Box86 / Box64
Note: this article is pretty technical. Basic understanding of what registers are is a strict minimum required to understand what follows. What is AVX? AVX (and its extension AVX2) are complex x86_64 instruction sets which extends the SSE4 instruction set. It mandates the existence of extensions of the 16 SSE 128-bits-wide XMM registers (called XMM0…| Box86 / Box64
A new version of box64 just released. Note that box86 has not evolved enough and did not get a new release. Next time maybe? So what’s new on Box64? Well, AVX! But not only that, also AVX2, and BMI1, BMI2, ADX, FMA, F16C and RDRAND cpu extensions. While the later one are less well known,…| Box86 / Box64
In a previous post, we talked about the mechanism behind library wrapping. In it, I said box86/box64 used some manually written files to correctly call functions. However, there is a big question: how are these files written? To follow this article, you will need at least a basic understanding of function signatures. The basics First,…| Box86 / Box64
I've got an old (but trusty) Synology DS215j NAS. Cheap and cheerful.| falkus.co
When I hear self-service, I think of a restaurant where customers serve themselves, which minimizes wait times and maximizes efficiency. Similarly, in our software engineering team, self-service solutions empower other teams to get what they need without waiting for our assistance, leading to faster service and reduced context switching.| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
When scraping many pages from a website, using the same user-agent consistently leads to the detection of a scraper. A way to bypass that detection is by faking your user agent and changing it with every request you make to a website. In this tutorial, we will show you how to fake user agents, and randomize them to prevent getting blocked while scraping websites.| ScrapeHero
This post shows how to embed Mermaid Diagrams in Pelican generated Blog Post.| tech&Life
When scraping many pages from a website, using the same IP addresses will lead to getting blocked. A way to avoid this is by rotating proxies and IP addresses that can prevent your scrapers from being disrupted. In this tutorial, we will show you how to rotate proxies and IP addresses to prevent getting blocked while scraping.| ScrapeHero
Trying out "Now" pages as an alternative to the traditional "About" page. Aiming| falkus.co
This post shows how to get started with creating Android apps in Kotlin language using Android Studio 3 and higher.| tech&Life
This post shows how to integrate sub menu items for FAB (Floating Action Button) in an existing Android app.| tech&Life
WebViewOverlay Widget is an OpenSourced Android library that provides a drop-in solution for loading a URL in an Overlay WebView in full screen mode.| tech&Life
This article walks through the process of publishing an OpenSourced Android library to JCenter.| tech&Life
This post shows how build.gradle can be configured to sign Android APKs automatically without manual interventions.| tech&Life
This post is about Opensource WebViewHelper library at Github| tech&Life
This post is about my experience setting up githup pages using Pelican from scratch assuming no prior experience in Python webframeworks.| tech&Life
Simplenote – The simplest way to keep notes. Light, clean, and free. Simplenote is now available for iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux, and the web. I found Simplenote a few months ago, I start using it and I instantly loved the simplicity of the platform, it has all the features you’d expect on a modern… Continue reading Simplenote→| isscroberto
– 14 September 2018 I’m with the Facebook recruiting team and I thought I’d check in to see if you might be open to new opportunities. It all started like this through a message on LinkedIn. At the time I was not actively looking for new opportunities but the idea of working at one of… Continue reading My Failed Interview at Facebook→| isscroberto
About 6 years ago, at the university where I got my Software Engineering degree, a professor gave my class this advice: Open a GitHub account, if you don’t have one yet, and start contributing to open source projects. Then he told us about all the wonders of Open Source and how, thanks to his own… Continue reading My History with Open Source→| isscroberto
For anyone out there looking out for a REST API that converts numbers to letters in Spanish… 🤷♂️ Here you are: https://github.com/epconccs/nal Built with ASP.NET Core.| isscroberto
Sharing this API I found, it’s aimed to end with boredom. The Bored API The Bored API helps you find things to do when you’re bored. There are fields like the number of participants, activity type, and more that help you narrow down your results.| isscroberto
I believe that contributing to an open source project is essential for any developer, contributing is very rewarding and it brings many benefits for you as a developer. Improve your skills Find mentors and teach others Grow your career Learn Impact These are just a few of the perks and I’ll not go deeper into… Continue reading How to Make your First Open Source Contribution→| isscroberto
An Android Service, is an application component that can perform long-running operations in the background, and it doesn’t provide a user interface. A few example uses for a service could be:…| isscroberto
Tutorial for how to render a waveform animation using the audio data from a sound file in the browser.| dev/tails
On February 14th, it feels appropriate to express some love and appreciation for the many packaging efforts for our projects.| The NLnet Labs Blog
After using the MediaRecorder to capture a canvas as a video, I figured there was a better way.| dev/tails
When I first got this watch I was excited, but was immediately overwhelmed by the documentation to the point that I thought I wouldn’t actually be able to reprogram it. After pushing through I eventually narrowed down the information into what worked for me. This post will go over how to build and install your own custom version of InfiniTime onto your PineTime watch.| dev/tails
Solution for Advent of Code (AoC) 2023 Day 3: Gear Ratios in JavaScript:| dev/tails
Solution for Advent of Code (AoC) 2023 Day 2: Cube Conundrum in JavaScript:| dev/tails
Other solutions: Day 2 Day 3| dev/tails
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The milestones for expanding the domain crate, our Rust library serving as building blocks to develop DNS tooling.| The NLnet Labs Blog
In the last 25 years we have delivered on our mission to make DNS more dependable and trustworthy. These are our plans for the next five years.| The NLnet Labs Blog
The fourth year in a row where I've put together a mini annual retrospective.| falkus.co
The article lists 5 best open-source JavaScript web scraping tools in 2025, such as Puppeteer and Playwright, with their essential features and best use cases.| ScrapeHero
I really enjoyed reading the debates around choosing boring or exciting technology.| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
You may be familiar with this situation: your team has been working on a project for a while, and now that it seems to do the job, it is not really justified for so many engineers to spend time on it.| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
Most of us are relatively familiar with system monitoring: we monitor RAM, CPU, or disk usage over time and receive alerts when some thresholds are reached.| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
When I started to write the first lines of this article, it was the last day of Ethan in our team. His departure marked the end of an era that I'll try to tell you about here.| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
I had several opportunities to hack with Rust, but so far, besides this very high loaded Web service that runs in production, it was either on prototypes or on stuff that could have been implemented with any other language.| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
Environment| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
A very short article about one of the recent bugs I carelessly designed :)| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
In order to make sure that your remote content was fetched successfully by your client,| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
Until recently, I had never taken the chance to get my hands dirty with asyncio. But now that our production stacks run Python 3.6, there is no false excuse.| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
At last, with all this surrounding pressure, you finally decided to write tests.| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
Recently I was asked to think about a new feature for Subtivals : allowing| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
A couple of weeks ago, I had a very interesting reading :| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info
A short introduction to web mapping with Django, using two very simple| blog.mathieu-leplatre.info