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I was tired of survey tools that die without internet and need a backend. So I built AuraSurvey - vanilla JS widget that works offline. What it does ✅ Works with or without internet (saves answers in localStorage) ✅ Embed in any website or mobile app webview with 1 script tag ✅ No back
Cropping a picture sounds trivial until you have twenty product shots, a tight CDN budget, and a designer breathing down your neck. Three methods get you a rectangular selection out of a larger file — doing it by hand in a paint program, scripting a batch through a spreadsheet or shell, or pasting t
Originally published on tamiz.pro. Beyond the VM: A Deep Dive into Compiling PHP to Native Assembly with elephc The PHP Virtual Machine (VM), or Zend Engine, has long been the undisputed engine powering web applications. It executes the Zend Virtual Machine (ZVM) bytecode, which is an in
Hi everyone! 👋 I am a Java developer documenting my journey toward mastering full-stack software development. In this post, I am breaking down a core backend concept that every Java engineer needs in their toolkit. If you are a Java or Spring Boot developer, it is almost impossible to avoid ques
A backend engineer boarded a late train with a half-finished agent run still sitting in a terminal. The laptop held repository tokens inside a local vault, and the next tool call needed a long compile that would wake every fan. Cellular data flickered between two bars and airplane mode, so a naive a
If you're learning C++, one surprisingly common source of confusion is input. Why does this: std::cin >> text; only read one word? Why does std::getline() sometimes seem to skip an input? And why does reading text from a file suddenly print every word on a separate line? The answe
Cohere released a 218-billion-parameter translation model, and it barely made a sound. North Small Translate is a massive sparse model that sets a new performance benchmark for its domain. Its architecture and release strategy show where production-grade specialized models are heading: massive scale
In the Medium(https://medium.com/@rittlyofficial/your-browser-is-behind-a-router-now-what-e0154fe778aa) article, we looked at a deceptively simple problem: Alice's browser knows its address. Bob's browser knows its address. Both browsers are online. And yet, neither browser can simply use the ot
A custodial service that shows a user a deposit address has to answer a question the user does not ask: which process produced that address, and what else can that process do? If the answer is that the node generated it, then the component reachable from an HTTP request is also the component that ca
When I started working more deeply with Windows internals, one thing became obvious very quickly: If you only understand Win32 APIs, you are still looking at Windows from a fairly high level. Functions such as VirtualAlloc, VirtualProtect, CreateThread, NtAllocateVirtualMemory, and NtProtectVirtua
The easy version of a crypto checkout generates an address, displays a QR code and waits for a transaction. The production version has to answer much harder questions: who controls the money, which network the customer used, whether the amount is correct, when the payment is final, and what the merc
Three widely read upgrade guides say Kubernetes 1.37 containerd support effectively forces a move to containerd 2.0. The Kubernetes changelog says the opposite — the removal was postponed to 1.38. The problem isn't that these sites lacked sources. One of them cited the exact Kubernetes changelog th
Um processo Node.js que reinicia sozinho a cada 40 minutos raramente está com bug de lógica. Está com vazamento de memória. O sintoma clássico: o container roda liso por meia hora, o heap_size_used sobe em degraus, o garbage collector começa a rodar com mais frequência (major GC a cada poucos segun
I recently wrote about allowlisting actuator endpoints: what to expose and what not to. One question stayed open and kept nagging at me: if you decide to leave /actuator/env enabled — because you need it for debugging in staging, because infra is asking for it — what actually guarantees you won't sh
Hace poco escribí sobre allowlist en actuator endpoints: qué exponer y qué no. Quedó una pregunta abierta que me siguió picando: si decidís dejar /actuator/env habilitado —porque lo necesitás para debug en staging, porque el equipo de infra lo pide— ¿qué te asegura que no vas a mostrar un secreto en
🔗 github.com/dkmostafa/app-automating What it is app-automating is an open-source MCP server that gives an AI agent real control over Android — emulators and physical devices alike. It does three things: Manages the AVD environment. Create, boot, rename, stop and delete emulators. Do
Introduction When a data platform grows from a few gigabytes to terabytes or petabytes, storing the data is only one part of the problem. A typical data lake can store huge amounts of data cheaply in systems such as Amazon S3 or HDFS. The real challenge is making that collection of files behave l
YARA Rules for Beginners: Writing Your First Malware Detection Signature TL;DR: YARA is a pattern-matching engine used by malware analysts, incident responders, and SOC teams to identify malicious files based on textual or binary signatures. In this tutorial, you'll learn YARA's syntax, write your
In discussions around AI-assisted programming with LLMs, I often see two opposing camps. And since the release of Astra, it's become even more obvious... On one hand, there's the idea that code is becoming just an implementation detail: you write the specs, add some tests, and let the models do the
Il problema: due campi vanno bene, tre iniziano a far male Chi ha scritto anche solo una TUI con Ratatui conosce la progressione. Il primo input è banale: uno String nello stato dell'app, un match sugli eventi tastiera per gestire inserimento e cancellazione, un widget Paragraph per disegnarlo. Fo
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