Cross-Platform Web Development Without Compromise(4632)

Cross-Platform Web Development Without Compromise(4632)

GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane As a computer science student working on cross-platform projects, I’ve always been frustrated by the compromises required when targeting multiple operating systems. My experience developing web services that needed to run seamlessly across Windows, Linux, and macOS led me to discover an approach that eliminates platform-specific code while maintaining native performance on…

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7

I can forgive losing the S Pen, but the Samsung Z Fold 7 has been ruined by a more serious design faux pas

Okay, so “ruined” might be a tad over the top, but my Z Fold 7 does highlight one problem with taking an ultra-light and thin approach to the foldable’s design. I’ve finally gone hands-on with the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, swapping out my Z Fold 6 for its new sibling. At the time…

OpenAI claims the new ChatGPT agent can run your errands, build your slides, and make you look like you have your life together

OpenAI claims the new ChatGPT agent can run your errands, build your slides, and make you look like you have your life together

OpenAI has introduced a new tool called ChatGPT agent for handling online tasks autonomously ChatGPT Agent can navigate websites, manage calendars, run code, and build slideshows from a single natural-language prompt The agent can execute tasks across apps and services, though it will seek user approval before some actions OpenAI is rolling out a new…

Dynamic Routing Systems for Scalable Web Applications(0412)

Dynamic Routing Systems for Scalable Web Applications(0412)

GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My fascination with routing systems began during a web development internship where I witnessed firsthand how poor routing design can cripple application performance. Our legacy system used a massive switch statement with hundreds of hardcoded routes, making it nearly impossible to maintain and scale. This experience drove me to explore modern routing…

Day 37: When Your Body Rebels Against Medical Advice

Day 37: When Your Body Rebels Against Medical Advice

The morning started with a decision that probably wasn’t the smartest: hitting the gym despite my doctor mentioning potential wrist surgery. But sometimes you need your body to cooperate before your mind can function properly. The Physical vs Mental Balance There’s an interesting parallel between pushing through physical limitations and mental ones. My wrist has…

Cisco ISE maximum severity flaw lets hackers execute root code

Cisco ISE maximum severity flaw lets hackers execute root code

Cisco patched a maximum-severity flaw impacting Identity Services Engine and ISE Passive Identity Connector The flaw allowed threat actors to run arbitrary code on the underlying OS It was patched in versions 3.3 and 3.4 A maximum-severity vulnerability was recently discovered, and patched, in Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) and ISE Passive Identity Connector (ISE-PIC)….

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OpenAI just teased ChatGPT Agent – live updates as we approach the launch

Well, in true OpenAI fashion, the AI giant is teasing something big. At first, there was a pretty cryptic video teasing a livestream for later today that was posted on X (formerly Twitter) and then a follow-up post that shed a bit more light. OpenAI is promising to spill the beans soon, though. With a…

Down detector showing Fitbit outage

Fitbit down no longer: Here’s what happened during Fitbit’s “major outage”, Google’s statement – and what to do if you’re still having issues

Fitbit users were experiencing problems. Many people found themselves unable to sync their best Fitbit to the Fitbit app, and those who uninstall the app were unable to get back in with their usual account details. This lead to Fitbit stating that it’s “experiencing a major outage” on its status page. Users were effectively unable…

Playwright

I Spent 40 Hours Writing Tests That Broke in 2 Weeks — A Confession Story

TL;DR Some stories are worth sharing, even if they start with humongous setbacks! Here goes my recent tech battle tale, and key learnings from it. Prologue Our team had just finished a major sprint refactor, and I, a product lead, volunteered to take charge of improving our end-to-end (E2E) test coverage. The goal was to…