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The ride-sharing app GusLift just pushed a batch of updates aimed at improving its core functionality. Are these tweaks enough to make users actually stick around?
The search landscape is shifting. Websites that aren't tuned for AI agents risk becoming invisible. Here's how to future-proof your site for the era of ChatGPT and Perplexity.
Memorial Day weekend is here, and Lowe's is rolling out the savings. From backyard grills to essential home appliances, we've sifted through the discounts to find the must-have items.
For years, Bash has been the undisputed king of the Linux command line. But a challenger has emerged, promising a smoother, more intuitive experience for developers.
Writing eBPF code is, by many accounts, a pain. Now, a new language called KernelScript is emerging from beta, promising a smoother path for kernel customization and app optimizations.
Getting your Linux system to boot faster isn't just for geeks showing off. For the millions of devices powering everything from your smart fridge to industrial robots, every millisecond counts. Now, a new tool from Sony, the Boot-Time Wizard, is trying to make that optimization process less of a headache.
The hum of your computer might soon be thanks to AI. Linux's sound system is getting bug fixes drafted by large language models, a trend that raises as many questions as it answers about efficiency and value.
Memorial Day weekend means big discounts on power tools. Home Depot and Lowe's are rolling out sales, but you'll need to act fast. We've rounded up the best deals.
GCC's BPF support is maturing at warp speed, aiming to level the playing field with LLVM. This yearly update reveals just how far the compiler has come.
Frustrated by bloated baby tracker apps, a solo developer built PooPeeMilk with a laser focus on one-tap logging. This is the technical deep dive into the stack powering the minimalist solution.
Building AI-generated code often bypasses critical production standards. /letsgo aims to fix that with a master orchestrator for Claude Code.
Tired of juggling tabs and battling ads? A new open-source project, FreeDevUtils, has just launched, offering a comprehensive suite of over 60 free, in-browser developer tools.