The Power of Simple Optimizations Sometimes the most impactful improvements come from stepping back and rethinking your approach. A recent pull request demonstrates this perfectly: 32 lines added, 23 removed, and a Docker image that’s half the size with 72% fewer security vulnerabilities. Let’s break down exactly what changed and why it matters. The Numbers…
I’m still not over the shock death at the end of Robin Hood episode 2, but for the creator of the MGM+ show, it’s an all-time ‘favorite’.
Heads up, gamers: here are the phones to keep an eye on during this year’s biggest shopping event.
The Silicon Power US75 SSD offers fast storage for creators and gamers at a price that undercuts rivals, and with a 5-year warranty and up to 4TB capacity it’s a solid upgrade for your desktop, laptop or PS5.
Hello there! 👋🏻 If you use C# on a daily basis, or you code with it for some side projects, you will properly encounter a bunch of interfaces that seem to always be around, like IEnumerable<T>, ICollection<T>, and IDisposable. These are really common to see in almost every codebase, but there are some more hidden…
This is my crown jewel of projects, my baby. https://github.com/1rhino2/RhinoWAF/tree/main
Most .NET applications start simple: load secrets from configuration, bind them to IOptions<T>, and pass them around as strings. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: strings are the worst possible type for holding secrets. This isn’t just about avoiding strings — it’s about understanding why they’re dangerous, what actually happens in memory, and how to reduce…
China’s Lin-gang underwater data center combines wind energy and seawater cooling, marking a major step toward sustainable large-scale computing infrastructure.
An AI-generated deepfake of Jensen Huang hosting a fake Nvidia keynote tricked 100,000 viewers into watching a fraudulent crypto promotion.
Cloudflare’s Q3 report reveals how government shutdowns, natural disasters, and cable damage continue to cripple global internet connectivity worldwide.
