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Judge hands Lambo.com to Lamborghini after ruling the owner who tried to sell it for $75 million acted in bad faith.

Philips and AOC are pushing refresh rates on monitors to an unexpected level, with two 1,000Hz displays potentially launching in 2026.

Managing multiple Laravel and Node.js applications on a single EC2 instance is common in small and mid-sized teams. However, when several applications share the same resources, one heavy operation can freeze the entire server — causing all domains to go down at the same time. Recently, we faced a similar issue: all test and development…

I’m glad to announce the suppa boilerplate – a greate way to start your Android journey! Features Dagger powered: production-ready from the start Convention plugins: write less build code, do more Supabase and Firebase support: the best of both backend worlds Key/Value storages: storing specific pairs instantly Pagination built-in: endless data, out of the box…

Python 2 reached its end-of-life in January 2020, but many legacy projects still run on it. Migrating to Python 3 is essential to leverage modern features, better performance, security updates, and long-term support. However, the migration process is not always trivial. In this post, I’ll walk you through the main challenges, practical strategies, and code…

After much fan speculation, Sony has seemingly confirmed that Leon S. Kennedy will be featured in Resident Evil Requiem.

The takedown of major players left a visible dent but is it too early to celebrate?

The latest Civilization 7 update is here, with a wealth of new content for owners of the newest DLC – which is available for free right now.

Turn hidden private logic into a real concept without using AI TL;DR: You can and should test private methods Problems Addressed 😔 Broken encapsulation Hidden rules White-box Testing Dependencies Hard testing Mixed concerns Low reuse Code Duplication in Tests Missing Small objects Related Code Smells 💨 Code Smell 112 – Testing Private Methods Maxi Contieri…

When I first faced the Tesla system design interview, it felt like trying to land on Mars without a roadmap. The questions were daunting, and I quickly realized that it wasn’t just about coding skills but designing scalable, resilient systems that felt like engineering rocket science. After multiple attempts and learning from real-world case studies,…