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At Gamescom, we chatted with Cronos: The New Dawn Lead Writer Grzegorz Like, about the inspirations behind Bloober Team’s latest horror excursion.

Hello, I’m continuing my journey of daily learning, focusing on System Design concepts (via the roadmap.sh System Design Roadmap) and then tackling DSA challenges on LeetCode. This is DAY 4! 🏗 System Design: Availability vs. Consistency Today’s System Design concept dives into the classic trade-off in distributed systems: Availability vs. Consistency, closely tied to the…

Technology is undeniably captivating—a dynamic force that connects, streamlines, and enhances human potential. However, its brilliance is a double-edged sword, serving as both a blessing and a curse to itself and to those who wield it. Allow me to explore this duality. A Blessing and a Curse Technology is a blessing because of its transformative…

What if the business wrote the tests, and developers just made them pass? That’s the promise of behavior-driven development (BDD). Instead of developers guessing at requirements, chasing Slack threads, and interpreting vague Jira tickets, we let the people who know the why express it in a form that’s precise enough to execute. Throughout my career,…

Hyundai’s Ioniq 3 will reportedly have Apple CarPlay Ultra support for deep infotainment connectivity.

I bought a camera for my Nintendo Switch – but was it really worth it? Here’s my verdict.

Not all rope lights are made equal. Here are four reasons why Nanoleaf’s left me disappointed, and what I’d recommend instead.

How to Implement Semantic HTML SEMANTIC HTML Think of HTML as the basic structure of your website. Non-semantic tags like and are basically bones without labels—they hold things together but don’t explain what they are. Semantic tags, on the other hand, are like labeled bones. They tell browsers, screen readers, and search engines what role…

When writing integration tests with Testcontainers for .NET, one of the most common problems is port conflicts. Imagine you have multiple tests that spin up containers in parallel. If they all try to bind the same host port (e.g., 6379 for Redis or 80 for Nginx), you’ll quickly run into errors like: Bind for 0.0.0.0:6379…