My Background with Programming This is a story of my expedition of understanding Asynchronous Programming in JS. Coming from a Computer Science background, I got various opportunities to explore multiple platforms, where I could learn different programming languages, from Assembly languages to High-level languages. However, I have never struggled to understand the construct or flow…
In the world of DevOps, automation isn’t just a luxury — it’s a necessity. From provisioning infrastructure to managing deployments and monitoring services, DevOps engineers rely heavily on scripting to streamline operations. Python is one of the most widely used programming languages in DevOps due to its simplicity, readability, and massive ecosystem of libraries. Whether…
QR phishing, also known as quishing, is a rising scam where attackers try to trick you into scanning fake QR codes Cybercriminals may target your personal data, login credentials, bank accounts, or try to infect your smartphone with malware These QR codes can be found everywhere, from parking lots to museums You might be used…
Not everyone wants to log into a website using a basic email and password form. Sometimes it’s due to a lack of trust, and other times, just pure convenience. That’s why many websites now offer OAuth2 login options—reducing the cognitive load of remembering passwords and adding an extra layer of trust via a known provider….
I never planned to write a bestselling book about Excel. But after saving hundreds of hours using ChatGPT to automate my spreadsheets, I realized something: Most professionals are still doing in Excel what AI can now do in seconds. That’s when I wrote “ChatGPT Prompts for Excel” — a book that went on to become…
Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound – First 20 Minutes of Mayhem Jump into the opening 20 minutes of Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound as our blue-clad hero slices and dices his way through hordes of rival ninjas and demonic beasts. Captured on PC at a crisp 4K/60FPS, you’ll get a taste of the game’s signature hack-and-slash combat across PC,…
This semester I snapped a neat, high-res photo of my handwritten math assignment and went to upload it to my university platform. Error: “File must be under 5 MB.” I tried again with a different angle—same error. Then the portal complained about the HEIC format my iPhone uses by default. What I tried next Google…
I’ve tried just about every documentation generator out there. Some are great but heavy. Others are flexible but overwhelming. Then I stumbled on docmd, and it was like a breath of fresh air. It’s a tiny, Node.js-based static documentation generator that feels like the spiritual successor to the early days of Jekyll — but with…
Imagine your IT staff can anticipate and manage unforeseen issues in advance. Your employees are happy, clients are satisfied, and you hold a positive company image in the long run. You might be thinking, How’s that possible? For your information, this practice is being implemented in the organizational culture of 89% of major tech giants….
Labels like “Verified” give a false sense of safety but don’t reflect real extension behavior Browser DevTools were never meant to track how extensions behave across tabs and over time Malicious extensions often act normally until specific triggers make their hidden features come alive The unchecked spread of malicious browser extensions continues to expose users…
