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All the world’s a Stagefright
Here’s how security vulnerabilities are supposed to be handled. One, a researcher discovers an issue. Two, the people who make the software find a solution. And three, the solution is then made available, ideally by automatic update. That’s what Windows does, and what Apple does. It isn’t always as fast as it should be, but…
µTorrent 2.0 Stable version Released !
After lots of Beta and RC releases, uTorrent, the most popular and lightweight BitTorrent client has now been updated to ver. 2.0 which is the final stable release. The user interface has also improved with a set of new icons. Release Notes: Added UDP tracker support! uTP has been improved significantly 1.8.5, with many bugs…
Server-Side Rendering (SSR) with Modern Frameworks: Performance and SEO
In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, ensuring optimal performance and excellent SEO (Search Engine Optimization) has become paramount. One of the techniques gaining significant traction is Server-Side Rendering (SSR), especially with modern frameworks such as Next.js for React, Nuxt.js for Vue.js, and NestJS for Node.js. This post delves into SSR, its impact on performance…
iPad Spam has entered the building
It was only a matter of time before the merest of “iPad” mentions on sites such as Twitter would result in autospammed messages like this: These bots will fire a message claiming “we need someone to test and keep one iPad” (or simply “Free iPad here”) to anyone discussing the latest gadget to hit the…