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California’s New Seven-Day Rule Changes How Protected Health-Data Requests Are Handled

California has added a new checkpoint between certain legal demands and the production of highly sensitive health information. The change is not a proposal awaiting a vote. Governor Gavin Newsom signe

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From Free Tier to Production: Migrating Your App Through Orbistats' Pricing Tiers

Disclosure: I work with the Orbistats team. This guide is written to be useful whichever plan you end up on, including staying on the free one. Every successful API-powered app goes through the same

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AI Turned an Assumption into a Rule, and Tomorrow Nobody Will Know Why.

AI Turned an Assumption into a Rule, and Tomorrow Nobody Will Know Why. A pull request can be completely reasonable and still leave a problem behind. The tests pass. The incident no longer

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Is the model actually getting dumber, or are we just reading tea leaves from single samples?

Disclosure: I'm involved in building Folkbench, which I mention near the end of this post. I've been chewing on a question that's been discussed to death but never really settled: when we say a mod

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Orbistats Widgets vs Custom UI: Pre-Built Match Center

Disclosure: I work with the Orbistats team. This post is meant to help you make an honest build-or-embed decision, including the cases where you should not use our widgets. Every sports product hits

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Legcord (Discord Client) — 2 CVEs: XSS in Discord Page Becomes RCE + Persistent Traffic Interception

If you use Legcord as your Discord client, a script running in the Discord page can break out of the Electron sandbox entirely. CVE-2026-105293 (CVSS 8.1) — Path Traversal to RCE Theme IPC handlers (

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Godot vs Unity in 2026: The Complete Architecture & Engine Guide

GAME ENGINE ARCHITECTURE & INDIE ECOSYSTEM EVALUATION Technical Audit: Node Trees vs. Component-Entity Systems, GDScript vs. C# .NET 9, Dedicated 2D Pipelines, Vulkan Rendering & Financial

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Some Thoughts on Honesty in AI-Assisted Work

This article was written by a human and an AI assistant together. The human provided the subject, observations, examples, and final editorial decisions. The AI helped with analysis, structure, wording

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Automating MySQL Database Migrations in AWS CI/CD using Knex.js and TypeScript

Managing database schema changes across environments (Development, Staging, Production) can quickly become a bottleneck if done manually. Automating schema migrations inside your AWS deployment pipeli

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Why I Made APX Forward a Message as a Quote, Not a Paste

I kept hitting the same small failure while building APX: a useful message existed, but it lived in the wrong conversation. A person would receive a detail in one thread, open another agent session,

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Top 17 Free Browser Based Productivity Tools

Most productivity apps want an account, a subscription, and a notification permission before you've done any work. Sometimes you just need a timer, a scratchpad, or a place to dump today's tasks. U

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5 Practical Ways to Improve WordPress Website Performance

A WordPress website can start fast and become slower over time. As more images, plugins, scripts, posts, and features are added, the amount of work required to load a page can increase. Here are fiv

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Python Data Structures: Lists

When I started learning Python, I quickly realised that storing one value at a time wasn't going to be enough. I needed a way to store multiple things together. That's where lists came in. At first

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Minecraft Bedrock Is Quietly Becoming a JavaScript Playground

Minecraft modding is usually associated with Java Edition, Forge, Fabric, and large Java-based modpacks. Bedrock Edition is starting to look very different. That shift is easy to notice in the growin

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LapWise – AI Laptop Advisor for Finding the Best Laptop

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built Buying a laptop can be overwhelming—between comparing specs across dozens of models, checking

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A hundred phones in one pub share one IP, so an IP-keyed rate limit is a limit on the room

Most rate limiting advice assumes your users are strangers scattered across the internet. Ours are forty to a hundred people in one room, on one pub WiFi access point, hitting the same endpoints withi

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Agentic AI in AMS Operations: Moving Beyond Automation

For years, Application Managed Services (AMS) teams have focused on maintaining stability, resolving incidents, and supporting business operations. However, as systems become more complex and support

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null meant unlimited, so our free plan had more of the paid feature than the paid plan

Every plan limit in our app is six numbers in one table, and the whole file is about sixty lines. It is still where the most embarrassing bug of the project lived for a few weeks. export interface

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Campus Diary

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built I built Campus-Diary, a web application designed as a centralized platform for college organiz

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LLM Guardrails Are Just Another Model, Not a Safety Boundary

TL;DR — Most production guardrails are a second LLM judging the first one's output — which means your safety layer has the same blind spots, the same jailbreak surface, and the same hallucination ris

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