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Turso puts SQLite reads under a millisecond, anywhere in the world

Turso puts SQLite reads under a millisecond, anywhere in the world

Turso pushes SQLite to the edge via embedded replicas that sync from a primary database. Sub-millisecond reads with managed global write routing.

Containerize your entire dev environment in one Distrobox command

Containerize your entire dev environment in one Distrobox command

Run any Linux distro as a POSIX shell wrapper with full device access, home directory, GPU passthrough, and SSH keys. No VM, completely instant setup.

Your data table probably fails screen readers (and WCAG 2.2)

Your data table probably fails screen readers (and WCAG 2.2)

Build WCAG 2.2 compliant data tables with semantic HTML, ARIA attributes, live region filtering, and fully accessible keyboard navigation.

Write your own Linux kernel scheduler in eBPF with sched_ext

Write your own Linux kernel scheduler in eBPF with sched_ext

sched_ext lets you write custom Linux CPU schedulers in eBPF and hot-swap them at runtime. Enable SCX, try scx_lavd or scx_rustland, or roll your own.

The mechanical keyboard switches everyone's actually buying in 2026

The mechanical keyboard switches everyone's actually buying in 2026

Top-selling mechanical keyboard switches of 2026, ranked by global sales. The Keygeek Y2 takes number one, with linears dominating the top ten.

How uv and Ruff untangled our messy, slow Python monorepo

How uv and Ruff untangled our messy, slow Python monorepo

Set up a Python monorepo with uv workspaces and Ruff for one shared lockfile, one venv, sub-second cold installs, and unified lint and format.

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