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  • 01
    Why Vite Asked Me to Choose Between Oxlint and ESLint
    While initializing a new Vite project ( npx create-vite ), I hit an interactive CLI prompt that paused my standard workflow: ◆ Which linter to use? ● Oxlint ○ ESLint Having relied on ESLint as my default linter for years, this piqued my curiosity. The filled bullet ( ● ) wasn't a formal endorsement from Vite—it was simply where the CLI cursor landed—but it made me pause. Why is Vite offering Oxlint alongside ESLint, and when does it make sense to use it? Here are my first impressions after lookiJanarthanan Soundararajan (Jana)
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    How We Solved 360 Video Streaming & Real-Time Uploading for iOS Devices
    When building real-time media applications—especially in high-stakes environments like remote exam proctoring—supporting mobile devices comes with a unique set of technical hurdles. Recently, as part of our MeritTrac 360° camera proctoring upgrade , we had to solve a tricky problem: How do you stream and record real-time video feeds from an iPhone client directly to a custom Node.js media server without hitting iOS WebKit security blocks or causing memory bottlenecks? In this post, I'll walk thrarmaan4658
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    The beginning of my journey
    I was interested in cybersecurity (mainly offensive) for a long time but I had no idea where to start. I remember finding a few apps on my phone and them being so superficial that I temporarily changed my mind: "is cybersecurity really just that?" For a while I didn't think about it, I started learning web dev and then game dev (which I still like) but my mind sometimes went to "how do devs make anti-piracy games" and I loved when The Odin Project mentioned the difference between "textContent" aElena
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    What Should You Send a Rive Animator Before Starting a Project?
    What Should You Send a Rive Animator Before Starting a Project? You found a Rive animator. You like their work, you have a project in mind, and you are ready to ask for a quote. But what should you actually send them? The good news is that you do not need a 20-page creative brief. For most Rive projects, a good animator can understand the scope quickly if you provide the right information upfront. Whether you need an interactive mascot, UI animation, animated icons, a state machine, or an AI chaPraneeth Kawya Thathsara
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    Removing AI Tells from Your Writing: A Skill That Turns One Flag into a Permanent Rule
    The posts on this site start as agent drafts that I edit. The drafts come with the awkward phrasing AI is known for. At first I fixed each case by hand, and the next post carried the same disease. I was fixing sentences, not habits. So I changed the setup. I no longer fix awkward sentences. I only flag them. The agent takes the flag, names the pattern, and stores it as a rule in a skill file. From the next post on, the rule applies at draft time. One flag becomes a permanent rule instead of a onJohn Lee
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    EffCSS hydration: server work, client trust, zero waste
    Currently the CSS-in-JS ecosystem is split into two camps: Runtime CSS-in-JS (Emotion, styled-components) keeps JS on the client for full dynamism. At hydration it reuses the SSR-injected styles, so the CSSOM isn't duplicated but JS code still runs. Zero-runtime (Linaria, Vanilla Extract, Panda CSS) removes runtime entirely: styles become static .css files at build time. The price is equally radical — dynamic styles are limited to CSS-native abilities such as Custom Properties, and you need a buMarat Sabitov
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    I Found the Perfect Software Architecture Course for Senior Developers, and It’s Awesome
    Disclosure: This post includes affiliate links; I may receive compensation if you purchase products or services from the different links provided in this article. Hello friends, the brutal truth about senior engineering nobody tells you is that you can be brilliant at coding and still hit a career ceiling. After 7 years as a senior software engineer, I watched less-technical colleagues get promoted to architect roles while I stayed stuck. Same salary. Same responsibilities. Same frustration. TheSoma
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    Everything Was Working. AWS Wanted $1,665/Month More.
    Nothing was down. No alerts were firing. No customers were complaining. CPU looked normal. Memory looked normal. The applications were serving traffic. AWS just started charging more. The first cost anomaly pointed to EKS extended support. A few days later, another one appeared for RDS MySQL extended support. At first, this looked like a straightforward maintenance task: upgrade Kubernetes, upgrade MySQL, remove the extra charges. It turned into something much more interesting. The investigationMhamad El Itawi
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    Pmw final portfolio · MD Humna Attique — PMW TechRealm Internship Portfolio
    About This Page This page collects my strongest work from the PMW internship: a Structure-from-Motion debugging case study, a deployed interactive AR demo, and the process evidence behind both. It's meant to serve as the final evidence pack for certificate review and as a shareable summary of what I actually built. Track & Focus Track: AI-Based 3D Scene Reconstruction / Platform & Web Engineering Team: Charbagh Collective Internship: PreserveMy.World × TechRealm — Cultural Heritage Preservationhumnaattique4-sys
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    How I Automate My Freelance Workflow with Python
    How I Automate My Freelance Workflow with Python As a freelance developer, I've learned that streamlining my workflow is crucial to maximizing productivity and increasing earnings. In this article, I'll share how I use Python to automate repetitive tasks, freeing up more time to focus on high-paying projects and growing my business. Step 1: Project Management with Trello and Python I use Trello to manage my projects, and with the help of Python, I can automate tasks such as creating new boards,Caper B
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    How to Configure PCC Load Balancing and Failover on MikroTik RouterOS
    published: true tags: mikrotik, networking, sysadmin, routeros Managing multiple Internet Service Provider (ISP) connections is essential for high-availability enterprise networks. Relying on a single WAN connection creates a point of failure, whereas combining dual ISPs ensures both traffic distribution and network redundancy. In this guide, we will set up Per Connection Classifier (PCC) Load Balancing alongside automated Failover on MikroTik RouterOS using two active WAN links. Prerequisites &htin linn
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    Parallel connections made my speed test 2 slower
    I built a speed test last week. It told me my download was 8.2 Mbps . Speedtest.net, on the same line, five minutes later, said 28.65 . My first instinct was that this was a distance problem, and I had a good reason to think so. Speedtest.net had picked a PTCL server in Karachi — same city, 3 ms away. Mine measures to whichever Cloudflare edge answers, and from here that is Singapore, 120 ms away. Of course a server on another continent reads lower. That explanation was comfortable, it fit the nHammad Shams Uddin
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