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NeoFS S3 Gateway v0.45.1 optimizes read, write performance via SDK RC21
2+ hour, 28+ min ago (321+ words) Neo SPCC released NeoFS S3 Gateway v0.45.1 on Aug. 4, a patch update delivering three performance optimizations and a metadata fix to the S3-compatible interface for NeoFS decentralized storage. Two of the three improvements are enabled by NeoFS SDK Go RC21, which shipped days…...
AI Writing & Content MCP Servers, Skills & Plugins
2+ hour, 35+ min ago (101+ words) Building something? Build on our free API — query every skill over JSON, no key required. Every skill in this group's categories, plus related MCP servers and plugins classified into the same topics. Open any listing below and run the install…...
Qwen3.8-27B Open Weights: What We Know Before the Drop
1+ hour, 50+ min ago (886+ words) This is a what-we-know-so-far piece, not a review. The Qwen3.8 family is officially announced and the Qwen3.8-Max flagship is already shipping on Alibaba's own API, but the Qwen3.8-27B weights are not yet published, no license has been named, and most of the…...
NVIDIA Cosmos 3 RL Rollout in SGLang: What We Know
1+ hour, 53+ min ago (232+ words) The PR rebuilds an earlier, now-stale rollout attempt (#30486) on top of current main, incorporating pieces that have since landed separately — a sigma snapshot mechanism, a msgpack transport, and the fused-kernel migration that made an old shim obsolete. What remains is…...
ServiceNow Incident Management and Tower Stack Light Integration
56+ min ago (1342+ words) REVIEW ARTICLE ServiceNow Incident Management and Tower Stack Light Integration This review article examines the architecture, implementation approaches, security controls, and operational value of integrating ServiceNow Incident Management with physical tower/stack lights for automated incident alerting and escalation. The…...
I Moved My Portfolio Off a Raspberry Pi to Cloudflare Workers
32+ min ago (1073+ words) For about a year, my portfolio at rubarajan.dev was served by nginx on a Raspberry Pi sitting in my house, exposed to the internet through a Cloudflare Tunnel. Deploying meant running an scp script from my laptop. It worked....
ICTFax Now Runs From One Docker Command
24+ min ago (853+ words) You can now run a full ICTFax server with a single command. Official images are published to Docker Hub and GitHub Container Registry, rebuilt from source on every commit, and they carry the whole stack: Rocky Linux 8, FreeSWITCH 1.10.12 with T.38, PHP,…...
Prototype a DIY Solid‑State Intelligence Module for Home Automation
45+ min ago (236+ words) You want a machine that can learn to do a repetitive task without your constant input. Solid‑state intelligence can make that happen. In this article, I’ll show you how to build a small SSI prototype that learns to open…...
USM, Integer receive more funding for AI software development
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (161+ words) A Mississippi partnership is receiving another major investment to help advance the future of Navy undersea technology. Integer Technologies and the University of Southern Mississippi have been awarded a $9.8 million contract modification from the Office of Naval Research to continue…...
Proving a proof-of-work solve happened, at a specific time, without trusting the server's logs
31+ min ago (482+ words) If you gate a route with proof-of-work, every accepted solve is a real event. Someone burned real compute, at a real wall-clock moment, to get past the gate. That is exactly the property you wanted: the gate costs the caller…...