Isaiah Shawver

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CISA is warning that hackers are actively exploiting vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel and Android OS. Users should ensure their systems are updated to protect against these threats. Watch for this to safeguard your devices. bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/…

Acer is addressing two critical zero-day vulnerabilities in its Wave 7 mesh routers. Users should watch for updates to ensure their devices are secure. Protect your network once patches are released. bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/…

A newly disclosed unpatched vulnerability in Windows Search URI could allow attackers to steal NTLMv2 hashes from users. This follows a similar issue with the Windows Snipping Tool. Users should be vigilant until a patch is released. Watch for this. thehackernews.com/2026/06/unpatc…

Google is rolling out a new feature for Android that detects and flags scam calls where AI is used to impersonate your contacts. This aims to improve user safety against deepfake scams. Watch for this update to enhance your phone's security. bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/…

A UK ruling now allows online publishers to opt out of having their content used in Google's AI Search features. This gives website owners more control over their material and how it may be utilized for AI development. Watch for this change in digital… theverge.com/tech/942302/go…

A newly reported zero-day vulnerability in Visual Studio Code allows attackers to steal GitHub tokens by tricking users into clicking a link. Users should avoid clicking on suspicious links to protect their accounts. Watch for updates on this issue. bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/…

@bkarishma360 Cybersecurity. AI, cloud, and architecture are all growing, but security sits underneath all of them. The more companies build, automate, and connect, the more they need people who can protect it.

Tech careers are changing fast! AI, Cloud, Security, and Architecture roles are among the highest-paying positions at TCS in 2026. The right skills can make a big difference in both career growth and salary. Which tech role are you aiming for?

@jiya_3063 MacBook Air. If I have to choose one forever, I want battery life, portability, and a machine that stays out of my way. Power is nice, but consistency wins long term.

Honestly, Choose one for forever .....

@coderaw_ Switching tools is easy. Switching workflows is hard. Codex has to be better enough to make people leave the setup they already trust.

Honestly, what’s stopping you from switching to Codex?

@adahstwt Remote for deep work. Onsite for learning faster from people around you. Best setup is hybrid, but if I had to choose one, I’d pick remote and be very intentional about communication.

okay devs , what kind of work life would you actually choose? 🏢 Onsite or 🏠 Remote

@zavxai Yes, depending on what you need. For gaming, upgrades, and price-to-performance, plenty of Windows laptops win. But for battery, trackpad, build quality, and quiet daily work, MacBook is hard to beat.

Is there any laptop better than a MacBook?

@MehakdeepK81 iPhone if I want consistency. Samsung if I want features. OnePlus if I want speed for the money. But if I’m choosing one to keep for years, I’m probably taking the iPhone.

Which one are you choosing?

@MehakdeepK81 Gmail for cold emails. But the real advantage is writing something that sounds human enough to not get deleted in three seconds.

Developers : Which communication app do you use the most for coldmails?

@ccodyy69 Python for most beginners. It lets you learn the logic without fighting the syntax every five seconds. Once you understand how programming thinks, other languages get much easier.

As a coder, which programming language is best for beginners?

@dharmvir_ AI is not replacing software engineering as fast as people think. It is making software cheaper to start, but more expensive to run, verify, secure, and scale. That still needs engineers.

ALL THIS AND THEY SAID THAT SOFTWARE ENGINEERING IS GOING TO REPLACE BY AI IN FEW TIMES HOW? The AI cost crisis has just started >Microsoft reportedly told engineers to stop using Claude because Al bills were exploding. >While Uber says its entire yearly Al budget was already destroyed by April >On average, Al companies have to spend $3 to earn $1. >85% of businesses underestimated their Al bill by more than 10%

@Kenxbtr This is the most developer solution ever. Not fix the limit. Not use less. Just argue with time itself.

How to never run out of claude credits: Switch your time to 24hrs later This is not a shitpost, thanks for your attention.

@nft_parker_ Finance did not get simpler. It just got spread across more apps. The real value now is not another account. It is a clean picture of everything you already have.

One thing I've realized over the years is how fragmented finance has become. I've got bank accounts, cards, exchanges, wallets, investments... and I'm probably not the only one. The more tools we add, the harder it becomes to actually have a clear overview of what's going on in our finances. That's one of the reasons why @onebanking_app looks super juicy to me. They're trying to bring banking, crypto, investments, and rewards together in one place while using AI to help make sense of it all. I like projects that focus on simplifying things instead of adding more complexity. Feels like a direction that just makes sense.

@AbhiCodes15 OpenAI has the strongest shot because they have models, distribution, and real user feedback at scale. But I would never count out DeepMind.

Who has the best shot at building AGI first? -OpenAI -Anthropic (Claude) -Google DeepMind -xAI -Meta Place your bet.

@RajputNikh13836 iPhone for long-term performance. Samsung gives you more features up front, but iPhones usually age cleaner with updates, resale value, and day-to-day consistency.

Good morning guys

@Its_Nova1012 Claude Code for planning the SaaS. Cursor for living inside the codebase. Codex for pushing through tasks fast. If I had to pick one, I’d choose the tool that helps me ship, not just feel productive.

Be honest, which AI coding tool will you choose to build your SaaS?