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I used to treat the internet like a library. Now, I treat it like a dumpster dive. You’ve felt it, haven’t you? That subtle friction when you try to Google a simple error code or a recipe. You don’t just “search” anymore; you have to actively filter. You have to scroll past the ads, the … Read more
When I started learning programming back in 2019, I never sat down with the intention of “learning programming.” What actually happened was very simpler but a little more obsessive. I ran into a problem that annoyed me enough, and the computer just happened to be the fastest way to fix it. One small solution led … Read more
The Update Paradox: Security vs. Productivity – The Growing Dilemma Our Windows updates’ strategy is often very risk-based: if there are critical CVE patches vulnerable to active exploitation, we deploy them immediately, especially on exposed servers. However, for standard updates, we enforce a mandatory one-week deferral to validate them on a pilot group. We have … Read more
When you open a website, you might notice that some addresses start with http:// while others begin with https:// and show a small lock icon in the browser bar. At first glance, it feels like the only difference is an extra “S” , but that tiny letter plays a massive role in keeping your online … Read more
For 25 years, web search mostly meant skimming a page of links, opening a few tabs, and stitching together an answer yourself. That mental model is being rewritten. Today’s large language models (LLMs) sit on top of search pipelines and summarize what multiple sources say, often in one conversational response then let you ask follow-ups … Read more