If you’ve ever used AI models like ChatGPT or Claude, you’ve probably noticed that the way you ask a question changes everything. It’s not just what you ask, it’s how you ask it. That’s where knowing how to prompt comes into play. In the world of Large Language Models (LLMs), the concept of “Garbage In,…
This is the final article in our 5-part series on transforming chaotic deployment processes into secure, governed CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Rule Sets and workflows. Series Recap Over the past four articles, we’ve journeyed from chaos to control: Why We Need Secure Deployment Pipelines – We identified the problems with “move fast and break things”…
What I Built I created Axero Office Space, a modern intranet layout designed to streamline internal communication and enhance productivity. The goal was to build an intuitive dashboard that allows teams to easily access resources—such as corporate news, announcements, team directories, and commonly used documents—in a sleek, responsive interface. Leveraging clean design principles and modular…
A developer’s perspective on the documentation crisis that’s holding back innovation The Painful Reality: APIs That Promise but Don’t Deliver We’ve all been there. You find an API that looks like it’ll solve all your problems. The demos are smooth, the pricing is reasonable, and their Twitter account posts actually funny memes. You’re hyped. You…
Understanding How to Error Handling for Beginners Hey there, future software superstar! Ever written a program that just… stopped working? Or maybe crashed with a confusing message? That’s where error handling comes in. It’s a crucial skill for any programmer, and especially important when you’re starting out. You’ll definitely be asked about error handling in…
Teamgroup P250Q SSD self-destruct flash circuits promise instant sanitization for high-risk data in classified deployments Hardware-level erasure targets the Flash IC directly, ensuring total data elimination without software Built-in AES-256 encryption aligns with military-grade standards for data-at-rest protection Teamgroup has launched the P250Q Self-Destruct SSD, a drive built for high-security environments where there may be…
Silicon Motion SM8466 SSD brings enterprise-grade speed and security to the future of data infrastructure Up to 512TB of NAND makes this controller ready for tomorrow’s storage-heavy workloads Designed for scale, not your setup, this SSD will likely stay in the server room Silicon Motion’s new SM8466 SSD controller makes a strong case for what…
The ONE Monitor eliminates clutter, but also eliminates most of what makes a monitor flexible A sleek, zero-clutter display that’s perfect for minimalist desks and clean, modern workspaces No HDMI, no buttons, no fallback – just hope your laptop supports the right USB-C mode The ONE Monitor presents itself as a sleek, sustainable response to…
In the modern era, coding—or computer programming—has emerged as one of the most influential forces shaping our daily lives. From the smartphones in our pockets to the traffic lights on the road, and even the way we communicate, learn, and do business, coding lies at the heart of it all. But beyond the screens and…
The Dark Web has a lot of useful information, especially in hidden forums and marketplaces. But getting to that data isn’t always easy. You’ll often run into things like CAPTCHAs and tools that block web scraping. And writing your own code to get past these issues can take a lot of time and effort. In…
