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your home router SUCKS!! (use pfSense instead)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Home routers are often slow, insecure, and frustrating to control—so the practical fix is to replace them with pfSense, a free, open-source...

pfSense SetupPort ForwardingDynamic DNS

build your own cloud

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Cloud storage doesn’t have to mean handing control of personal or business files to Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive. The core pitch is to host a...

Self-Hosted CloudFile CloudAmazon S3

access EVERYTHING from your web browser!! (Linux and Windows Desktop, SSH) // Guacamole Install

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Guacamole lets people reach multiple remote machines—Windows via RDP, Linux via SSH, and Linux desktops via VNC—through a single web browser...

Guacamole SetupCloudron DeploymentCloudflare DNS

Block ALL ads with this…(and speed up your internet)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

A home network can be shielded from ads by intercepting them at the DNS level—using AdGuard Home on a device like a Raspberry Pi—so ad domains never...

DNS SinkholeAdGuard HomeRaspberry Pi Setup

Claude's Model Context Protocol is here... Let's test it

Fireship · 2 min read

Model Context Protocol (mCP) is positioning itself as a plug-and-play standard for giving AI assistants reliable access to external data and...

Model Context ProtocolmCP ServerClaude Desktop

when your serverless computing bill goes parabolic...

Fireship · 2 min read

A legitimate, fast-growing app triggered a “serverless tax” that ballooned into a roughly $96K bill—highlighting how serverless platforms can become...

Serverless BillingVercel PricingBudget Limits

Why you're addicted to cloud computing

Fireship · 2 min read

Cloud computing is profitable not because it’s inherently cheap, but because providers engineer “lock-in” so customers keep paying—often long after...

Cloud Vendor Lock-InAWS PricingEgress Fees

Google finally shipped some fire…

Fireship · 2 min read

Gemini 2.0 is being positioned as Google’s biggest practical win in the AI race so far—not because it tops every benchmark, but because it delivers...

Gemini 2.0Model PricingContext Window

how did I NOT know about this?

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Push notifications stop being “something for apps” and turn into a practical automation layer once ntfy is set up as a self-hosted notification...

Self-Hosted NotificationsDocker SetupCloudflare Tunnels

EXPOSE your home network to the INTERNET!! (it's safe)

NetworkChuck · 2 min read

Exposing a home network to the public internet can be done without opening firewall ports or punching holes through the router. The approach uses...

Cloudflare TunnelHome Network ExposureZero Trust

How to make vibe coding not suck…

Fireship · 3 min read

AI-assisted coding can feel like a dopamine hit when prompts reliably produce working code—but it also turns into a “prompt treadmill of hell” when...

Model Context ProtocolAI Coding ReliabilityMCP Server Integrations

What is DNS? (and how it makes the Internet work)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Typing a domain name into a browser works because DNS (Domain Name System) translates human-friendly names into the IP addresses computers actually...

DNS HierarchyRecursive ResolutionDNS Security

Google is forcing you to use their proxy (build your own instead)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Google is rolling out an “IP protection” feature in Chrome that routes users through Google-run proxies, aiming to hide their IP address from the...

Chrome IP ProtectionPrivacy ProxiesProxy vs VPN

Cloudflare: Pay Me 120k Or We Shut You Down

The PrimeTime · 3 min read

A long-time Cloudflare customer says the company escalated a dispute over “domain rotation” and gambling-related IP reputation concerns into a forced...

Cloudflare EnterpriseDomain RotationDNS Outage

You SUCK at Prompting AI (Here's the secret)

NetworkChuck · 3 min read

Prompting fails most often because people treat AI like a conversational partner instead of a probability engine that needs a clear “program” made of...

Prompting FundamentalsPersonasContext and Hallucinations

Cloudflare in trouble

The PrimeTime · 2 min read

Cloudflare’s outage wasn’t triggered by an exotic cyberattack—it stemmed from a classic React mistake that accidentally triggered an infinite loop of...

Cloudflare OutageReact useEffectThundering Herd

Clawdbot to Moltbot to OpenClaw: The 72 Hours That Broke Everything (The Full Breakdown)

AI News & Strategy Daily | Nate B Jones · 3 min read

Local AI agents are surging from “chat” to “do,” and Moltbot—formerly Claudebot—has become the flashpoint. Tens of thousands of developers rushed to...

Agentic AIMoltbot SecurityLocal-First Computing

The Worlds Largest DDos Attack 3.8 Tbps

The PrimeTime · 2 min read

Cloudflare’s DDoS defenses mitigated a record-setting Layer 3/4 attack peaking at 3.8 terabits per second and doing so with fully autonomous,...

DDoS MitigationLayer 3/4 AttacksAnycast Defense

Why the internet went down for 2.5 hours yesterday

Theo - t3․gg · 3 min read

A 2 hour 28 minute outage at Cloudflare on June 12, 2025 knocked out a large share of services that depend on Cloudflare’s Worker KV storage...

Cloudflare OutageWorker KVIncident Mitigation

OpenAI just dropped their Cursor killer

Theo - t3․gg · 3 min read

OpenAI’s new Codex app is winning developers by turning agent-based coding into a project-management workflow—one that keeps multiple workstreams...

Codex AppAgent OrchestrationWork Trees

The $285B Sell-Off Was Just the Beginning — The Infrastructure Story Is Bigger.

AI News & Strategy Daily | Nate B Jones · 3 min read

A new “agentic web” is forming—built from payment rails, machine-readable content, agent-native search, and containerized execution—so software...

Agentic WebAgent PaymentsMachine-Readable Content

Software engineering is dead now

Theo - t3․gg · 3 min read

Software engineering is entering a phase where writing code is becoming cheap enough to break the old business model for large engineering teams—fast...

AI-assisted DevelopmentEngineering Team StructureCode Review Automation

Spain blocks half the internet

Theo - t3․gg · 2 min read

Spain’s courts and regulators have ordered internet providers to block Cloudflare IP addresses during football matches, causing broad outages that...

Cloudflare BlockingIP Address ReuseIPv4 vs IPv6

NextJS Is Hard To Self Host

The PrimeTime · 3 min read

Self-hosting Next.js is hard not because it’s “maliciously” designed to resist Docker, but because Next.js blurs the line between framework features...

Next.js Self HostingEdge RenderingPPR

Zendesk Mega Backdoor

The PrimeTime · 2 min read

Zendesk’s email-to-ticket system let attackers use email spoofing to “join” other companies’ support conversations—then pivot that access into Slack...

Zendesk SecurityEmail SpoofingTicket Collaboration

My current stack

Theo - t3․gg · 3 min read

The core takeaway from Theo’s “current stack” rundown is a decision philosophy: start with the simplest reasonable building blocks, add complexity...

Modular Full-Stack TypeScriptKV vs SQL MigrationStripe Subscription Architecture

PolyFill Vulnerability is WILD

The PrimeTime · 2 min read

A supply-chain takeover of the popular Polyfill JavaScript library has been linked to malware injection across more than 100,000 websites, with the...

Polyfill Supply ChainCDN MalwareJavaScript Security

I'm leaving the cloud! (...and why you probably should too)

Simon Høiberg · 3 min read

Moving most of his SaaS stack off AWS onto dedicated bare-metal servers cut monthly infrastructure costs by more than half and also sped up...

SaaS InfrastructureCloud MigrationKubernetes

CloudFlare - Trie Hard - Big Savings On Cloud

The PrimeTime · 2 min read

Cloudflare’s Pingora Origin spent a measurable slice of CPU time—about 1.7%—on a seemingly mundane task: clearing “internal” HTTP headers before...

Pingora OriginInternal Header ClearingRust Benchmarking

Namecheap is suing their customers

Theo - t3․gg · 3 min read

A founder says Namecheap shut down her company’s juggernaut.com website globally in January 2025, forcing her to seek emergency court relief—then...

Domain DisputeRegistrar LiabilityCourt Injunctions

I Survived A DDOS

The PrimeTime · 2 min read

A startup’s app was hit by a sustained denial-of-service (DoS) campaign that first showed up as sudden, unexplained slowness—then escalated into...

Denial of ServiceWAFSlowloris

Rate Limiting

Theo - t3․gg · 3 min read

Rate limiting is the practical mechanism for stopping one user from monopolizing a service—by blocking or delaying requests that exceed a defined...

Rate Limiting AlgorithmsFixed WindowSliding Window

AI code is here. We need to be responsible with it.

Theo - t3․gg · 2 min read

A single AI-generated change triggered a massive analytics bill—millions of Post Hog events in a week—because the code shipped without enough...

AI Code ReviewUsage-Based BillingPost Hog Events

Fumble of the decade

Theo - t3․gg · 3 min read

Heroku’s “magic” developer experience—spinning up production-ready apps by linking code to GitHub—has ended, with Salesforce shifting the platform...

Heroku ShutdownFree Tier RiskServerless Pricing

The New VC Funded JS Tooling - VoidZero

The PrimeTime · 2 min read

VoidZero Dev has raised $4.6 million in seed funding to build a “unified tool chain” for JavaScript—an attempt to replace today’s fragmented stack of...

Unified JavaScript ToolingVite EcosystemVC-Funded Open Source

Maintaining a codebase with AI | The Standup

The PrimeTime · 3 min read

Cloudflare’s “Vex” (V Next) is built to make Next.js easier to deploy on Cloudflare by matching Next’s API surface while swapping in a...

VexNext.js CompatibilityAI Code Maintenance