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Haunted DevTools: A Local AI Debugger for Errors That Refuse to Stay Dead
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 4: Ghost in the Machine What I Built I built Haunted DevTools , a local-first Chrome DevTools extension that turns browser failures into case files instead of a noisy stream of console output. It watches the inspected page for…
Understanding AI Agents: Types, Differences, How They Work, and Why They Matter
Description: "A beginner-friendly guide to AI agents: how they work, the main types, how they differ from chatbots, single vs multi-agent systems, and where they are used." Artificial Intelligence is evolving rapidly. What started with systems that could answer questions, recognize images, and…
Checking hreflang on a bilingual static site with a 35-line Node script
My pension calculator has two language versions, English at / and Hindi at /hi/ , and most pages exist twice. I had always treated hreflang as a tag you paste once and forget. The problem is that it fails silently: nothing breaks in the browser, and search engines simply ignore alternate tags that…
CVE-2026-118773: CVE-2026-118773: Asynchronous Control Flow Bypass and Uncontrolled Resource Consumption in node-glob
CVE-2026-118773: Asynchronous Control Flow Bypass and Uncontrolled Resource Consumption in node-glob Vulnerability ID: CVE-2026-118773 CVSS Score: 6.3 Published: 2026-10-30 CVE-2026-118773 (GHSA-3g3m-2fjr-6pw4) is an uncontrolled resource consumption vulnerability in the node-glob npm package…
CSS gap decorations: lines between grid items
This note has an interactive demo. Try it in the original Drawing a line between grid cells has always been a hack: borders on half the items, :nth-child() rules to remove the extra ones, or a coloured background peeking through the gaps. Since Chrome and Edge 149 there's a real property for it:…
Why cheap health insurance plans can backfire for Americans seeking lower healthcare costs
Healthcare costs are a major concern for Americans , and health insurance premiums are a primary fuel for that anxiety . Shrinking federal subsidies for Affordable Care Act plans led to large premium increases for millions of Americans in 2025, causing many people to drop coverage. With premiums…
Test the Fulfillment Side Effect, Not Just the Webhook Response
A webhook handler can return a successful response twice and still create two warehouse pick tasks. An integration test should check the business side effect after a repeated delivery. This is a small runnable teaching example from YX Fulfillment, not a description of the company's production…
5 things ancients knew about finding happiness
Below, June Cohen shares five key insights from her new book, The Great Remembering: Powerful Ancient Practices―And the New Science Bringing Them Back . Cohen is a pioneer in media and technology, best known as the co-creator of TED Talks, Masters of Scale , and Meditative Story . During her 11…
11 Iconic ‘Gay Halloween’ Costume Ideas—From ‘Cynthia Erivo’s Nail’ to ‘Shereé’s Joggers’
Ultra-specific pop culture costumes, viral memes, and niche television moments are taking over Halloween. Here are the best, most chronically online looks making people laugh this year.
Skilled trade jobs still have a stigma. That’s a problem for everyone
Would you be as proud to tell someone your child is an electrician as you would be to say they are a business major? We rely on these workers to build our infrastructure, power our industries, and keep essential systems running. Yet we still talk about their careers as if they’re somehow less…
How WeWork’s latest CEO changed the company—and how it changed him
When WeWork CEO John Santora assumed leadership in June 2024, he noticed a few wardrobe choices that clashed with his old-school aesthetic. “It was the middle of June, and [WeWork staffers were wearing] everything from jeans to pajamas and slippers and shorts and so forth,” he told Business Insider…
This free creative app is like Internet Archive meets Pinterest
Do you remember, as a kid, going through a stack of old magazines and clipping out the sections that you liked? There was an art to it. Whether you were in class or just making some decorations for your wall at home, it was important to find clips that expressed your personality—pictures you…
Americans Loved the Idea of Permanent Daylight Saving Time. Then They Had to Live With It
Yeah, we tried this once.
Moderna’s Co-Founder Tests Up to 100 Company Ideas a Year. The Winners Aren’t His Biggest Advantage
Noubar Afeyan explains how Flagship Pioneering tests radical biotech ideas before committing millions to them.
I Tried Claude Duet. Its Best Feature Is Knowing When to Stop
Anthropic’s new AI Agent seems slightly less capable, but that means I’m willing to let it do more.
October Was Already a Cybersecurity Nightmare. Then Hackers Stole $6.3 Billion From Binance
‘Maybe this is the new normal,’ says one cybersecurity expert.
Toast Is Facing an FTC Lawsuit Over Hidden Fees and Subscription Traps
The FTC and eight states allege the restaurant software company enrolled customers in unwanted add-ons, obscured cancellation terms, and kept billing some businesses. Toast says it will vigorously defend itself.
Starbucks Just Posted a 7.2 Percent Sales Jump by Doing the Opposite of What Tech Told It To
After years of engineering its stores into fast, screen-driven pickup windows, Starbucks rebuilt the sit-down coffeehouse, and the sales jump says customers were starving for it.
After 38 Years, a Vermont Craft Beer Pioneer Is Closing. Canadian Tourists Staying Away Helped Push It Over the Edge
Vermont Pub & Brewery says construction, rising costs, and weaker Canadian tourism left the landmark Burlington brewpub without enough capital to keep going.
Mondelez Just Agreed to Buy Quinoa-Based Snack Brand Undercover Snacks
The deal comes as the owner of Oreo and Ritz pushes into better-for-you snacks.
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