Weather impacts nearly every aspect of our lives from what we wear and when we go out to how we maintain our homes and ensure our safety. Constantly checking the weather and deciding what actions to take can be exhausting and sometimes unreliable. Glama’s AI Automation feature addresses this issue by delivering real-time weather updates…
In the last episode of the Accessibility Championships, we covered the basic to intermediate training strategies for building a strong accessibility testing lineup. If you need a quick refresher, visit the previous training ground before advancing to the next level: The Pokédex of Accessibility The Legendaries of Web Accessibility Now that you have your starter…
Turning a Photo into a 1/7 Scale PVC Figurine with Bandai-Style Packaging Safdar Ali ・ Sep 10 #3dmodelling #webdev #ai #beginners
After several proposals, the Danish version of Chat Control is thought to have the best chances of becoming law since 2022, with a crucial meeting set for September 12.
Minisforum unveils MS-S1 Max with Ryzen AI Max+ 395, PCIe expansion, rack compatibility, strong ports, but no price for now.
Despite Tesla’s chief designer telling Jay Leno that the company was working on it, plans for inductive EV charging have reportedly been ditched.
In the space between science fiction and reality, XPANCEO has unveiled a technology poised to alter our fundamental relationship with both our health and the digital realm. At Mobile World Congress 2025, the company demonstrated functional prototypes of smart contact lenses that promise to transcend conventional wearable limitations. These nearly invisible computing platforms sit directly…
If you’ve ever developed in C#, you’ve likely encountered a snippet like the one below: if (config?.Settings is not null) { config.Settings.RetryPolicy = new ExponentialBackoffRetryPolicy(); } This check is necessary because, if config or config.Settings is null, a NullReferenceException is thrown when trying to set the RetryPolicy property. But no more endless ifs! The latest…
Last week we addressed the README – we learned that it’s not enough to just dump a bunch of words on the page, but we need to think carefully about how our documentation will be used – and in particular, what it looks like to the new guy rather than to us! Today we’re building…
Claude’s new ability to create and deliver ready-to-use work files from simple prompts could fundamentally change how people handle everyday tasks.
