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A widely used operating system developed by Microsoft.
Level UI • 22 hours • in Articles • 9 min read
An MCP server is not a new API. It is a thin layer over the one you already have
Somewhere in the last year, "do we need an MCP server?" joined the list of questions that arrive in a brief before anyone has said what the thing is for. It is usually framed as MCP vs API, as though the Model Context Protocol were a newer kind of AP...
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  • ai
  • api
  • webdev
  • security
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Sireesha • Oct 7 • in Articles • 9 min read
Why win_updates Alone Isn't Enough for Production Windows Patching — My AWX Approach
Most Windows patching guides show you a basic winupdates task and call it done. That works fine in a lab. But when you're managing 30 production servers, you need something that tells you what's going to happen before it happens, handles double rebo...
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  • ansible
  • devops
  • windows
  • awx
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DHSeaDev • Sep 17 • in Articles • 8 min read
Shipping Internal Tools: Why Build Automation Matters More Than Code Quality
A practitioner's guide to shipping PDF tools and automation to non-technical users. Lessons from three years of production tooling at a legal process serving company. The Setup: Why This Matters I've been building PDF tools for a legal process se...
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  • windows
  • pdf
  • python
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sothiss • Sep 14 • in Articles • 3 min read
The Paperclip That Arrived Twenty Years Too Early
In the collective memory of personal computing, the conversation about Microsoft almost always circles back to a punchline. Someone brings up Windows Vista, someone else mentions Internet Explorer, and inevitably, everyone laughs about Clippy. They...
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  • microsoft
  • windows
  • ai
  • software-engineering
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sothiss • Sep 14 • in Articles • 8 min read
Maybe I Do Know Something After All
I’ve been thinking about writing more, but once again I found myself trapped in a loop of self-doubt. It’s difficult to have so many ideas and still feel unable to act on them—or to believe that, in the end, I have no knowledge worth sharing. I get s...
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  • computers
  • hardware
  • windows
  • beginners
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danielp • Sep 8 • in Articles • 13 min read
C++20 Modules in Practice: From Header Hell to Modular Architecture
C++20 Modules replace C++'s traditional textual inclusion model with a compiled module interface. Instead of repeatedly preprocessing the same headers in every translation unit, consumers explicitly import the interface they depend on. No more header...
  • c
  • 20
  • linux
  • windows
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mariusvomir • Aug 16 • in Launches • 3 min read
Smart Home Cinema for Jellyfin
Voice control for Jellyfin on TV — three editions...
  • jellyfin
  • voice-control
  • windows
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mariusvomir • Aug 16 • in Articles • 10 min read
A Working Connector Is Not a Product: What It Took to Ship Jellyfin Voice Control on Windows
How moving from local VLC/PotPlayer control to Jellyfin required a second productization pass across configuration, dependencies, clean installs, signing, and antivirus trust. When I first turned Smart Home Cinema – Voice Controlhttps://coderlegion....
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  • software-engineering
  • jellyfin
  • windows
  • release-engineering
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brunofromtower • Jul 15 • in Articles • 1 min read
Git Branch Pinning and Auto-Archiving: What's New in Tower 13 for Windows
Every long-running repo ends up with the same problem: a branch list full of stuff that's already merged or long abandoned, with the branches you actually need buried somewhere in the middle. Tower 13 for Windows adds two features built specificall...
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  • git
  • github
  • version-control
  • windows
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VaultSoft • Jun 3 • in Articles • 4 min read
How I Shipped My First Indie Windows App as a Self-Taught Developer
I didn't set out to build a software brand. I just wanted to see my CPU temperature without opening a browser tab, alt-tabbing out of a game, or installing yet another bloated system tool that wanted to run at startup, phone home, and upsell me on a...
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  • python
  • indie-dev
  • windows
  • open-source
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Tom Smithverified • 19 hours • in Articles • 9 min read
Developer Weekly Briefing — October 30, 2026
Security dominated this week, but not in the usual way. Two active campaigns turned GitHub configuration files into attack surfaces. Researchers demonstrated that the built-in browsers inside AI coding tools can read your SSH keys. And at Oracle AI ...
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  • agenticai
  • devsecops
  • github
  • localai
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wong2kim • Jun 3 • in Articles • 1 min read
wsnap — macOS-style screen capture for Windows
Ever taken a screenshot only to fish the file out of a folder afterward — or thought you copied the image but got a file path instead? wsnap is a native Windows capture tool built around the two things people actually do with a screenshot: paste it a...
  • windows
  • screenshot
  • ocr
  • open-source
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Jakub Neruda • May 23 • in Articles • 13 min read
The Linux journey of a Windows refugee
A few weeks back, I decided to ditch Windows and migrate my Microsoft Surface Pro 7 tablet to Linux. It was not an experiment - I don't intend to ever install Windows 11 on that brilliant machine. I left myself no backup - I completely wiped off my W...
  • linux
  • windows
  • operating-system
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wong2kim • May 12 • in Articles • 2 min read
I tried to vibe code on Windows. It broke me. So I built my own terminal.
Every AI coding setup I saw online looked the same: Mac, tmux, agents running in split panes, everything humming along perfectly. I was on Windows. It did not hum. The tmux wall tmux is the backbone of serious AI agent workflows. Persistent sessio...
  • wmux
  • windows
  • ai
  • terminal
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Luis Cruz • May 7 • in Discussions • 1 min read
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  • tutorial
  • scripting
  • windows
  • open-source
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yashvardhang • May 2 • in Launches • 2 min read
Velocmd Explorer
A lightning-fast system launcher powered by a Rust indexer...
  • windows
  • launcher
  • opensource
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Breadworks • Apr 22 • in Articles • 2 min read
We Built a Free, Fully Private Remote Control App for Windows. No Cloud, No Ads, No Compromise.
Most remote control apps make the same trade: convenience in exchange for your data passing through someone else's server. We wanted to build something different. An app that gives you full control of your Windows computer from your Android device,...
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  • privacy
  • windows
  • android
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Igor Giamoniano - Coisa de Dev • Apr 14 • in Tutorials • 3 min read
How to Remove Orphan Linux Boot Entries from Windows 11 UEFI
Level: Intermediate Estimated Time: 15–20 minutes Operating System: Windows 11 UEFI systems Summary After replacing a Linux installation such as Pop!OS, Ubuntu, or Arch Linux with Windows 11, old boot entries may remain visible in UEFI firmwar...
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  • windows
  • linux
  • efi
  • bios
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CodersMyth • Mar 23 • in Articles • 3 min read
Windows 10 change time zone you do not have permission
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  • windows
  • datetime
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James Dayalverified • Mar 21 • in Articles • 2 min read
How to get mac address of client machine in PHP
In order to know the answer to this problem first, we need to know what is Mac and IP address. What is a MAC address, and what does it mean? The term MAC stands for "Media Access Control," and it is a 48-bit physical address that every networking d...
  • php
  • windows
  • linux
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ar27111994 • Jan 21 • in Tutorials • 6 min read
Fixing Google Antigravity Pro Authentication on Windows 10 + WSL2
Google Antigravity is Google's new agent-first IDE that promises powerful AI-assisted development. However, getting the Pro features to work on Windows 10 with WSL2 Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS can be challenging due to authentication issues. This comprehensiv...
  • ubuntu
  • google
  • vibe-coding
  • windows
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Igor Giamoniano - Coisa de Dev • Dec 29, 2025 • in Tutorials • 3 min read
Why Does the System Clock Break on Windows + Linux Dual Boot?
Introduction Anyone running dual boot with Windows and Linux has likely encountered this behavior: Linux shows the correct time. You reboot into Windows… and the system clock is suddenly several hours ahead. This happens across many distribution...
  • linux
  • windows
  • dualboot
  • systemtime
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