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Learning to Navigate DNS records

Noobie here. Right I've got some websites hosted through IONOS. .I also have the email packages as it's so cheap. I'm having a NIGHTMARE with them. I've had to wipe one websites DNS records as iCloud messed it up, which meant re doing some of the formspree TXT records which was a pain. Question 1

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Mobile

Dealing with sensitive permissions on Android

Right now the developer community seems fascinated (if not outright obsessed) with agentic coding. That wave is real, and it will heavily impact how we build software. But let's not forget there are other topics worth attention. Here, the focus is something less fashionable: sensitive permissions on

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AI & ML

🎨 Software Engineering in the Age of AI: From Code to Craft

AI is no longer just a helper in development — it’s becoming a core collaborator. With this shift, the role of a software engineer is evolving. What defines great engineering today isn’t memorizing syntax or configuring systems; it’s curiosity, observability, patience, and the ability to steer conve

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AI & ML

Your AI Character Looks Right—Except Every Asymmetric Detail Flipped

This article comes from the author's work maintaining Tsuduri, a recurring AI-illustrated character with asymmetric design features. The author defined and verified the workflow in Japanese; AI recomposed it for DEV readers and redrew the workflow diagram. #ABotWroteThis Tsuduri's hair ornament be

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Cloud

The Dedicated OCR Engine Lost to the General-Purpose Model — 300 Slower

Originally published on hexisteme notes. I had a 27B vision model running locally (IQ4_XS quantized, 15GB resident) and needed to decide whether it was worth using for OCR. The comparison was macOS's built-in Vision framework (VNRecognizeTextRequest) — a dedicated text-recognition engine, free, zer

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Open Source

Building an Interactive Excel Dashboard.

The Setup The dataset: 112 products scraped from Jumia Kenya, with fields for current price, old price, discount percentage, review count, and customer rating. The goal was to clean it, analyze it, and turn it into an interactive Excel dashboard — the kind with slicers and pivot charts, not just s

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