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I’ve been working on a side project called Hunter Vault.The idea started because I’ve been trying to track my expenses for years now but for some reason nothing really sticks. I found most budgeting apps useful, but pretty boring to keep using long term. You log an expense, update a budget, look at a chart, then close the app.I wanted to try something different: what if managing your money felt more like progressing through a game?A big inspiration was Solo Leveling, especially the idea of havin
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We live in a creative world. Apps, books, hobby kits, and everything in between all exist to help streamline the creation process. Making things should be easier than it is sometimes. Printing, laminating, and cutting, as well as other processes that contribute to a project’s completion, can be labor-intensive, especially when you have to use three or four different
Remote access rarely starts as a complicated problem. You have a server somewhere, you need to reach it, and a VPN seems like the obvious answer. Then the number of machines grows, networks change, and suddenly the simple solution has accumulated enough configuration to deserve its own documentation.
React is fast by default, until it isn't. The good news is that the vastmajority of real-world performance issues trace back to a small set of patterns.Fix those, and you rarely need exotic optimizations. Measure before you optimizeThe first rule of performance work is to never guess. Use the React Profiler andthe browser's performance panel to find what actually renders, and how often.Premature optimizationWrapping every component in memo and every value inuseMemo adds complexity and can m
Netflix has no shortage of award-winning movies that capture your attention and leave you breathless with their storytelling and premise. I save these for when I want to watch something that feels a little more substantial than whatever happens to be on my watchlist or usual radar.
<p>Long gone are the days when learning Linux meant coping with the steepest of learning curves. Today, a distro like Ubuntu or Mint makes picking up Linux just as easy as Windows or macOS.</p><img src='https://static0.howtogeekimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/linux-focus-fi-1.png' />
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Buddy might feature a bright orange unicorn on educational TV, but it's the furthest thing from a kid's movie. Imagine if Barney snapped on the set of his show and went full Ghostface from Scream. That's essentially what happens in Buddy, Casper Kelly's new horror comedy about the dark side of children's television.
One of the things I appreciate about Samsung is that it’s stuck with the same charging puck for several generations of Galaxy Watch. That being said, the charger itself isn’t my favorite. My watch tends to easily slide off, but I found a very simple fix.
Your bookmarks say a lot about you—mostly that you're optimistic enough to believe you'll revisit that article from 2021. I was the same, hoarding a pile of "I'll read this later" links that never saw daylight. Then I finally organized them, and it was surprisingly freeing. A few simple habits turned that cluttered list into something I actually enjoy using.
Autonomous AI Agents and the Multi-Agent Paradigm in 2026Subtitle: How agentic workflows, multi-modal reasoning, and autonomous tools are transforming full-stack software development in 2026. OverviewIn 2026, artificial intelligence has transitioned from passive text completion to proactive, multi-step autonomous reasoning. Developers who master agentic architecture will build 10x more resilient, high-leverage products. Key HighlightsMulti-Agent Orchestration: Dividing complex en
If you’re building a homelab, the price can quickly add up. Though there are bargains to be had in the form of second-hand mini PCs and salvaged drives, if you have a 3D printer you can save even more money by making your own components where possible.
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Autonomous AI Agents and the Multi-Agent Paradigm in 2026Subtitle: How agentic workflows, multi-modal reasoning, and autonomous tools are transforming full-stack software development in 2026. OverviewIn 2026, artificial intelligence has transitioned from passive text completion to proactive, multi-step autonomous reasoning. Developers who master agentic architecture will build 10x more resilient, high-leverage products. Key HighlightsMulti-Agent Orchestration: Dividing complex en
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My home server runs more than a dozen services I use regularly for work and for my personal life. Wake-on-LAN is great when it works, but it isn't foolproof. Sometimes a BIOS update breaks your settings, the network card gets put to sleep, or the PC is completely offline. When WOL fails, someone has to physically push the power button on the PC. If I'm away from hom
GitHubHave you ever had a user submit a form, lose their internet connection, and watch their request fail?I wanted to solve this problem in Angular without forcing developers to build their own queue, IndexedDB storage, retry logic, and network synchronization.So I built ngx-offline-sync — an open-source Angular library for offline-first HTTP request synchronization. How it worksWhen the application is online, requests work normally through Angular's HttpClient.When the connection is lost:
