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Meta unveils Muse Charm, a new standalone AI gadget

Meta has just revealed its new Muse Charm, a dedicated standalone AI gadget. This new device aims to make interacting with Meta's AI agent easier and quicker, without needing your phone.

24 Sep 2026Read More

News

Is an OpenAI Codex Global Usage Limit Reset Coming? Here's How to Check

Frustrated by hitting OpenAI Codex's weekly usage limits? A new free tool is here to help you predict if a global usage reset is on the way, letting you check the probability right from your terminal.

24 Sep 2026Read More

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Stop Overpaying for Claude AI: Meet PennyWyze

OSLabs developers have created PennyWyze, a new open-source tool designed to help you save money on Claude AI models. It identifies the cheapest Claude tier that still meets your quality requirements.

24 Sep 2026Read More

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Realme's Harry Potter Edition Sells Out Fast: What It Means for You

Realme's new Harry Potter Edition phone and earbuds sold out completely in India within 24 hours of launch, showing huge demand for these special items. If you missed out, finding them now will be tough.

24 Sep 2026Read More

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Amazfit T-Rex Dual Solar Watch: How Dual Solar Charging Extends Battery Life

Amazfit has revealed its new T-Rex Dual Solar smartwatch, which features innovative dual-sided solar charging technology to deliver significantly extended battery life.

24 Sep 2026Read More

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Meta's New VR Glasses: A Lighter Look at Virtual Reality

Meta recently unveiled a new lineup of wearables, highlighted by its new VR Glasses that pack virtual reality tech into a lightweight smart glasses-style frame, promising a more accessible and comfortable VR experience. The company also announced new screen-free smart glasses and additional AI features.

24 Sep 2026Read More

News

Meta's AI Agent Muse: All-In, Coming to AI Glasses

CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta is going all-in on its AI agent, Muse, confirming that this technology will also be coming to its AI glasses.

24 Sep 2026Read More

Education

Why Doesn't Linux Come With All Programming Tools Pre-Installed? A Beginner's Guide to Package Managers

If you've recently switched to Linux for development, you might be surprised that some essential tools like compilers aren't pre-installed. This post explains why that happens and how 'package managers' help you install exactly what you need.

23 Sep 2026Read More

Predictions

Future Tech Demands Precision, Protection, and Human Expertise

As technology rapidly evolves, it's becoming clear that complex systems and AI demand extreme precision and robust data protection, with a crucial human role in ensuring their reliability and continuity.

23 Sep 2026Read More

News

Why Does Your WebSocket Connection Close Every 60 Seconds With Code 1006? The Heartbeat Fix

If your WebSocket connection repeatedly closes every minute with error code 1006, the issue is likely a proxy or middlebox cutting the connection due to an idle timeout. The simple solution is implementing server-initiated «heartbeats» to keep it alive.

23 Sep 2026Read More

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How to Make Oracle SQL Tables Read-Only: Keep Your Data Safe

Oracle SQL now offers built-in ways to make tables read-only, which is fantastic for protecting important data from accidental changes. This feature prevents DML operations like INSERT or UPDATE while still allowing SELECT queries.

23 Sep 2026Read More

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Switching to Fedora for Dev? Expect These Key Challenges

When moving your development environment from Windows to Fedora, you might be surprised by some key differences, like C/C++ compilers not being pre-installed and massive system updates right after initial setup. This means you’ll need to prepare for some extra configuration for your workspace.

23 Sep 2026Read More