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I like Minesweeper.

The easiest way to ruin a Hack The Box night is to paste the box name into a chatbot and get the whole solution back.

The Pilet, created by Soulscircuit was billed as an “opensource, modular, portable mini computer” and “Where retro meets modern, powered by Raspberry Pi 5.”

Google has a long, storied history of making things overly complex and confusing for their own paying Google Workspace customers.

A while back we started to open source YouTube video comment analyzer named Quackerjack, and lately we not only updated the project with a new design, we also set up an instance that anyone can use for free.

In my home office, I have a shelf with a few books.

It’s been nearly six months since I detailed my AI workflow back in June, and since that is approximately 12 years in AI Years, I figured it would be a good time to publish what has changed for me.

We have a new look here at C33 Tech and I hope you like it.

Heroku, the cloud hosting platform that used to be kind of nice but after being purchased by Salesforce is a shadow of itself, sends me emails.

“Makes me think vibe coding is just roleplay for guys who want to feel like hackers without doing the hard part.” via AssafMalkiIL from Reddit Link:https://www.reddit.com/r/vibecoding/comments/1mu6t8z/whats_the_point_of_vibe_coding_if_i_still_have_to/

AI’s hype has been out of control for a long time now.

Welcome back to our continuing series of breaking new STLToday paywall versions.

Sometimes, after rebutting someone’s extreme exuberance over AI or cracking a joke, I feel like people may assume that I don’t like AI or I never use it.

🚨🔥AI will obviously solve everything because hype is never ever wrong.

“If you don’t learn to code, in ten years it will be like being illiterate!”

This Shortcut allows you to quickly generate a list of your meeting availability on a given day that is either passed in to the Shortcut or selected from a calendar.

Jason Snell over at Six Colors takes Apple to task over the current state of their Apple Intelligence notification summaries.

I posted this on Mastodon, but I figured I would cross-post it here as well.

Quackerjack is a social media comment sentiment analysis application and API that is used by many companies around the globe for a quick and easy way to analyze the comment threads on YouTube videos.