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The choice is usually made by whoever draws the first diagram, and then everybody lives with it for years. It is worth five minutes of thought, and the deciding question is not which tool is best but who will edit this thing next. Short answer. A visual editor such as draw.io for diagrams that non-
pg_anon found 1 of the 8 personal-data columns in my PostgreSQL database. The one it caught was email, and only because "email" is spelled the same in Spanish and English. The other seven — nombre, apellido, telefono, direccion, fecha_nac, tarjeta_ult4 and rut — walked straight through, unmasked.
Most guides for connecting Spark to Amazon MSK assume the two live in the same cloud and authenticate with IAM. That covers a lot of cases. It does not cover the one that keeps showing up in large enterprises: the Kafka cluster is in AWS, the compute is Azure Databricks, IAM is off the table because
Four questions decide almost everything: where your data goes, whether the vendor is still alive, what happens when you uninstall, and what the bill looks like when the team grows. Everything else is detail. Short answer. Look for the Runs on Atlassian badge, which is a verified technical fact rath
I run boatbuildlog.com, a site where people keep a dated log of a boat they are building. Photos, notes and hours, entered day by day over the two or three years a build actually takes. The important thing about that sentence is where the typing happens. Not at a desk. It happens standing in a meta
Code: Megapixel99/lambda-language lm is a small low-level language with four independent backends: C, WebAssembly, ARM64, and bytecode for a VM. Its test suite is built around the fact that there are four of them. Every program runs through all four and the outputs are compared byte for byte again
A print shop rejected a 4000 × 2667 px photo last week because the file "was only 72 DPI". The photo had more than enough pixels for the 8 × 10 in print they were making — at 300 DPI that size only needs 2400 × 3000. Nothing about the image was wrong. One integer in the file header was. This post i
This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Generosity Edition What I Built Sup Dev.to! I built HypeBESTIE, a free image compliment generator powered by Google Gemini 3.8, and love itself. I did this to spread goodwill in the world. Social platforms run on an artificial scarcity of valid
Why I built Ahoi When you want to manage data state in Rust/Wasm inside a web app, there have been two main options. Option 1: hand-roll the bridge between Rust and JS. The reactivity does not live on the Rust/Wasm side, so you usually end up reimplementing the state layer on both sides. Option
Building ToolVerve: A 100% Client-Side Web Utility Suite Hi DEV Community! 👋 I'm a university student, and over the past 30 days, I dedicated my personal effort and focus to build ToolVerve—a privacy-first suite of 64+ free browser utilities that run 100% locally on your device. 🤖 Bu
A few months ago I shipped L2 Calendar, a tracker for Lineage 2 private server openings. Players kept asking the same thing: "when's the next Interlude server?" and server owners had no good place to announce openings. The site solves that. Last week I opened up the data as a public JSON API, and I
When a prompt describing what you need is submitted, an AI fills in forty lines of clean, working code. You run it. It works. You ship it. At that point, reality is obvious: writing correct code is no longer the hard part. While preparing this article, my assistant wrote "syntax is dead" 😂 But let
Before you buy a support bot, sort last month's tickets by what the customer actually wanted. Almost every business I have done this exercise with finds the same shape: a small number of questions account for most of the volume, and the top one is usually a single failure somewhere upstream. A produ
I built a loan calculator because the ones I was using assumed something wrong about how a borrowing decision happens. I caught that assumption early and designed against it. Then I built extra-payment handling, tested it, and considered it done. It took running the same input through a second mark
A text-to-binary function can pass every test with Hello and still produce the wrong bytes for 🙂. The catch is deciding what “binary” means. For this article, the target is UTF-8 bytes, displayed as eight-bit groups. JavaScript string operations don't automatically give you those bytes. Consider t
Article URL: https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2026/09/06/amd-based-freebsd-desktop-reloaded/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49582719 Points: 14 # Comments: 0
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We ship 21 AI-powered tools on FreeToolHub — email and report writers, resume rewriters, background removal, image upscaling, audio transcription, LaTeX OCR, translation, contract analysis. None of them have a backend. No API keys, no upload endpoint, no inference server. The model downloads to your
For 23.8 hours, one of our published articles returned 404 to us and 200 to everyone else. The article was fine. Our request path had been poisoned — by a request we made ourselves, before the article existed. Here is the whole failure, including the second defect that made a one-article problem lo
Short answer. Create a page, then next to the Share button open More actions → Templates and import → Import, choose Word document (.docx), and pick your file. No app required. One file becomes one page: headings, tables and images come across, drawn shapes do not. The built-in import, ste
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