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Mark Zuckerberg tells staff that AI agents haven’t progressed as quickly as he’d hoped

At an internal meeting, the Meta CEO reportedly said that AI development efforts were not moving as quickly as anticipated.

n8n ActiveMQ Node: Publish and Consume Messages in Your Workflows [Free Workflow JSON]

If you're integrating n8n with an enterprise messaging stack, Apache ActiveMQ is one of the most common brokers you'll encounter. The n8n ActiveMQ node lets your workflows publish messages to queues or topics, and consume incoming messages as workflow triggers. This guide covers every operation, credential setup, common gotchas, and three production-ready patterns. Apache ActiveMQ is an open-source message broker that implements the JMS (Java Message Service) standard. It supports multiple wire

Why Your Microwave Turns On But Doesn’t Heat (7 Things to Check Before Replacing It)

A microwave that runs normally but leaves your food cold is one of the most common kitchen appliance problems. The light comes on, the turntable spins, and the fan runs—but nothing gets hot. While some causes are simple, others involve high-voltage components that require professional repair. Make Sure the Door Is Closing Properly A microwave won’t produce heat unless the door safety switches are fully engaged. Signs: Microwave starts but doesn’t heat. Door feels loose. Must push on the door to

How to Add a Free AI Sales Assistant to WordPress That Actually Acts (Not Just Answers)

Most WordPress chatbots do one thing: they answer. A visitor asks a question, the bot replies, and that's the end of it. But answering isn't the goal — converting is. If a customer asks "do you have this in blue?" the win isn't a text reply, it's landing them on the product page ready to buy. This tutorial walks through setting up a free AI assistant that does exactly that. It answers questions in natural language and navigates visitors to the right page — product detail, pricing, contact form,

Why I Stopped Paying for 5 Separate AI Subscriptions and Consolidated Into One

If you build content or side projects with AI tools, you've probably hit this exact problem: one subscription for image generation, another for video, another for voice, another for upscaling, another for music. Each one is $20-$30/month on its own, and most months you're barely using half of what you're paying for. I did the math on my own stack a while back and it wasn't pretty — close to $120/month across five tools, most of which sat idle outside of a couple of active project weeks. Recurrin

Private space pilots are flying orbital missions for the US Space Force

True Anomaly and Rocket Lab are performing Top Gun-style satellite fly-bys for the U.S. military.

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You Don't Need MIDI-OX Anymore: Building a SysEx Librarian with the Web MIDI API

You Don't Need MIDI-OX Anymore: Building a SysEx Librarian with the Web MIDI API If you...

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How I Test React Signup Flows Without Sending Email to Real Inboxes

React signup flows look simple until email verification joins the party. The UI submits, the API responds, and everyone feels good for a minute. Then staging starts sending verification links to personal inboxes, old seed accounts, or shared aliases nobody really owns. That is where a "working" flow gets messy fast. I like to treat signup as one product path, not three seperate systems. The React form, the Node.js backend, and the inbox check all need to pass together. If one piece is fake or lo

ctrodb 1.4: Offline Sync for the Browser, Zero Dependencies

ctrodb is a client-side database for TypeScript. Schema validation, MongoDB-like queries, full-text search, relations — all in about 8KB gzipped with zero runtime dependencies. v1.4 is the biggest release yet. It adds offline sync. npm install ctrodb GitHub: github.com/ctrotech-tutor/ctrodb ctrodb.vercel.app/docs Sync engine with change tracking. Every create, update, and delete is recorded in a local change log and pushed to your server when connectivity returns. import { Database, syncPlugin,