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Running SpoofDPI in the Background on macOS
Jan 3, 20262 min
Running SpoofDPI in the Background on macOS
How to run SpoofDPI automatically in the background on macOS using LaunchAgents. Covers creating a plist file, setting the correct username, and managing the service.
React2Shell: Understanding the Critical CVE-2025-55182 Vulnerability in React Server Components
Dec 6, 202510 min
React2Shell: Understanding the Critical CVE-2025-55182 Vulnerability in React Server Components
React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) is a critical RCE vulnerability in React Server Components (CVSS 10.0). Unauthenticated attackers can execute arbitrary code on servers via malicious RSC payloads. Affects Next.js 15.0.0-16.0.6 & 2.15M+ exposed services. PoCs public since Dec 4. IMMEDIATE PATCHING REQUIRED.
Claude Code Introduces Weekly Usage Limits
Jul 28, 20252 min
Claude Code Introduces Weekly Usage Limits
Anthropic is introducing weekly usage limits for Claude Code starting August 28 to ensure fair and stable performance. The 5-hour rolling limit remains, while a new weekly cap will help reduce misuse like account sharing and 24/7 automation. Most users won’t be affected.
OpenAI Academy: Free AI Courses and Resources
Apr 3, 20253 min
OpenAI Academy: Free AI Courses and Resources
OpenAI Academy offers free courses, workshops, and resources covering AI fundamentals through advanced topics. The platform is available globally and supports all skill levels, from beginners to experienced practitioners.
Self-Hosting a Next.js Application with Nginx and PM2
Mar 23, 20253 min
Self-Hosting a Next.js Application with Nginx and PM2
Self-hosting a Next.js application gives you more control over your deployment and can reduce costs compared to managed hosting. This guide covers deploying Next.js with Nginx as a reverse proxy and PM2 for process management.
TypeScript's Go Rewrite: Up to 10x Faster Type-Checking
Mar 11, 20253 min
TypeScript's Go Rewrite: Up to 10x Faster Type-Checking
TypeScript is being rewritten in Go, promising up to 10x faster type-checking and compilation. This article covers what the rewrite means for developers, the performance gains measured so far, and how the transition will work.