Articles for category: Software (Tech & Development)

Learning while procrastinating

Hello guys, I'm currently unemployed and I'm learning programmong language used by industries. I'm currently learning on backend side with a little knowledge on react for ui. On the backend side, I have this procrastination. I'm interested on golang for hobby projects and also thinking of building projects with c# .net for employability. Planning also to practice DSA but dont know what programming language to use. So my goal tech stack is: C#. Net, HTML, CSS, Javascript, React, MSSQL, AWS – for finding jobs. Golang, HTML, CSS, React, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, AWS – for experimenting/hobby also for future jobs (hard to

Can I add DevOps projects from YouTube/Udemy tutorials to my resume?

Hey everyone, I’m applying for DevOps jobs, but I’m struggling with projects to add to my resume. I’ve worked as a SysAdmin before and have basic skills in Docker, CI/CD, and Python, but I need stronger projects to stand out. I’ve seen that many YouTube and Udemy tutorials include full-fledged projects. Would it be okay to add those to my resume, even though they’re from courses? Or would recruiters see through it and consider it weak? Anyone here tried this or has tips on building proper DevOps projects for a resume? Would appreciate any advice! submitted by /u/MyWifeisMyHoe

The AI Hype: Why Developers Aren’t Going Anywhere

Lately, there's been a lot of fear-mongering about AI replacing programmers this year. The truth is, people like Sam Altman and others in this space need people to believe this narrative, so they start investing in and using AI, ultimately devaluing developers. It’s all marketing and the interests of big players. A similar example is how everyone was pushed onto cloud providers, making developers forget how to host a static site on a cheap $5 VPS. They're deliberately pushing the vibe coding trend. However, only those outside the IT industry will fall for this. Maybe for an average person, it

Looking for an OpenSource e-mail export tool

Hi everyone, I am looking for a free/opensource email tool to help me export my emails from my inbox. Here is some information: I receive several requests per day via email (IMAP) I move these requests to a subfolder (IMAP). There are over 1000 emails from different people. However, the subfolder also contains email requests from the same people. (Duplicate email addresses.) I am now looking for a free tool that scans the existing and new emails and exports the name and email address, preferably into a Google list or, for example, directly into a newsletter, CRM tool. Perhaps there

Which is the best-selling desktop computer of all time?

Choose your answer and the correct choice will be revealed. The Commodore 64 took CES 1982 by storm, promising a system that was considerably more powerful than anything offered by competitors while costing only $595. This price reportedly shocked Atari employees visiting Commodore’s booth and was made possible by the company’s strategic vertical integration. Commodore had recently acquired MOS Technology’s semiconductor fabrication plants, significantly reducing production costs, with each Commodore 64 unit costing only about $135 to manufacture. The original Commodore 64 featured a 1 MHz CPU and 64 KB of RAM, specifications impressive for its time. The $595 price

Colon Cancer Explained: Signs, Risks and Prevention Tips You Should Know

In the past few years, colorectal or colon cancer has become a hot topic with news of celebrities — such as Chadwick Boseman — passing away after battling the disease. In 2025, the American Cancer Society estimates that there will be about 107,320 new cases of colon cancer in the US, with 54,510 new cases in men and 52,810 in women. And while colon cancer rates dropped by about 1% each year from 2012 to 2021, this was mostly in older adults. For people younger than age 55, rates have increased by 2.4% each year from 2012 to 2021. Different

A rant on Ghibli slop

I started writing this as a simple though, it quickly evolved into a rant of sort. These past week OpenAI released their new image generation model, indeed amazing stuff, it can create and reason about images in way that classic diffusion models really can’t. Quickly people started generating slop upon slop of Studio Ghibli styled images. All my socials where flooded with these images. Instagram was full of memes but Ghibli style basically adding no content to that. People were sharing their memories Ghibli style, again, adding no substance to those memories. LinkedIn was a completely different beast, every single

bittorf/kalua: hardware-independent openWRT-extension (using POSIX-shell as main-language) for setting up, monitor and manage many, large wifi-mesh-networks for different locations including billing, captive portal / splash screen / weblogin, accounting, data retention and layer7/8-QoS

needing support? join the club or ask for consulting TLDR! – just get me started: wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bittorf/kalua/master/openwrt-build/build.sh sh build.sh --openwrt trunk && cd openwrt && ../build.sh --help # or build an image: ../build.sh --openwrt r46693 --hardware 'La Fonera 2.0N' --usecase 'Standard,kalua' # or get specific help for hardware: ../build.sh --openwrt r16539 --hardware # or get specific help for usecase: ../build.sh --openwrt r16539 --hardware 'TP-LINK TL-WDR4300' --usecase git clone https://github.com/bittorf/kalua.git # or # git clone git@github.com:bittorf/kalua.git cd kalua echo ".gitignore" >> .gitignore echo "build-env" >> .gitignore mkdir build-env cd build-env mkdir openwrt_download ln -s -T ../openwrt-build/build.sh build.sh # symlink our build