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    news18.com > astrology > libra-daily-horoscope-today-tula-rashifal-astrological-predictions-on-december-7-2025-ws-el-9754579.html

    Libra Horoscope Today, December 7, 2025

    7+ min ago (186+ words) Positive " Today brings financial gain and stability for you. You may receive pending funds, which will ease your financial worries. You will be happy to receive beneficial news related to your family. If you are planning to invest, act on it immediately. A sweet and polite voice will bring you success. You may receive a sudden monetary gain or incentive. Negative " Avoid making decisions emotionally. Control your expenses, as this could upset your financial balance. Avoid unnecessary interference in others" affairs. Don"t ignore chronic health problems. Excessive sensitivity can lead to quick anger over trivial matters. Business " Profits will continue in business. There are chances for significant progress in professions related to the food industry, arts, and healthcare. Those in employment may receive unexpected financial gains or incentives. Support from colleagues will increase. Love " Love and cooperation will remain…...

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    techmeme.com > 251206 > p11

    Digital asset treasuries, one of the hottest trends in public markets in H1 2025, saw a dramatic reversal in H2; SharpLink stock has fallen 86% from its peak

    7+ min ago (80+ words) [Techmeme permalink] Monique Mulima / Bloomberg: Digital asset treasuries, one of the hottest trends in public markets in H1 2025, saw a dramatic reversal in H2; SharpLink stock has fallen 86% from its peak" " What began the year as one of the best trades in the stock market has, in a matter of months, turned into one of the worst. This is a Techmeme archive page. It shows how the site appeared at 8:10 PM ET, December 6, 2025....

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    dev.to > jvcaballero1976 > -3nb

    [Boost]

    11+ min ago (54+ words) [marcosomma] "LLMs As Sensors Mak S" " Dec 6 #ai #architecture #machinelearning #rag Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. Hide child comments as well...

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    dev.to > agentic-jj > understanding-linux-file-system-ls-ltr-decoded-and-directory-structure-explained-5a15

    Understanding Linux File System: ls -ltr Decoded and Directory Structure Explained

    13+ min ago (168+ words) You run ls and see filenames. But is it a file or folder? Who owns it? Can you even edit it? On day two with Linux, I learned ls can tell you way more than just names. What the flags mean: First Character = File Type: Next 9 Characters = Permissions: Your typical files: text, images, binaries, scripts. Folders. Note: size shows metadata, not actual contents. Like shortcuts. If original file is deleted, link breaks. Transfer data character by character. Terminals, keyboards. Found in /dev/. Transfer data in blocks. Hard drives, USB drives. In /dev/. For inter-process communication. Usually in /var/run/ or /tmp/. Allow processes to communicate. Less common. Everything starts from / (root): Once you can read ls -ltr output fluently, navigating Linux feels natural. You're seeing the full story, not just filenames. What ls flag combo do you use most? Drop…...

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    dev.to > secbyshresth > vulnfeed-20-building-a-zero-server-vulnerability-dashboard-level-2-release-pfp

    VulnFeed 2.0: Building a Zero-Server Vulnerability Dashboard (Level 2 Release)

    14+ min ago (386+ words) Hey dev community! " We just shipped Level 2 of our vulnerability intelligence project, and I'm excited to share what we built and how it works technically. We wanted something radically different. Onyx is a completely static, zero-server vulnerability dashboard that aggregates data from 25+ sources (CISA, Red Hat, all major Linux distros, npm, PyPI, Maven, RubyGems, Cargo, Composer, etc.) into one beautiful, interactive interface. Think of it as the Level 2 evolution of VulnFeed " everything you loved, but supercharged. Everything starts with a scheduled GitHub Actions workflow that runs every 6 hours: Here's what happens behind the scenes: The output? Clean, structured JSON files ready for your frontend to consume. On the client side, it's pure vanilla JavaScript with no frameworks or bloat: No API calls. No server requests. Just static assets and client-side logic doing the heavy lifting. The deployment is almost magical…...

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    sciencealert.com > is-working-from-home-good-for-you-a-new-study-reveals-the-answer

    Is Working From Home Good For You? A New Study Reveals The Answer.

    16+ min ago (848+ words) Working from home has become a fixture of Australian work culture, but its effect on mental health is still widely debated. Can working from home boost your mental health? If so, how many days a week are best? Whose wellbeing benefits the most? And is that because there's no commute? These are among questions we answered in our new study, based on long-term survey data from more than 16,000 Australian workers. Related: Your Standing Desk Might Actually Be as Bad as Sitting All Day We found working from home boosts women's mental health more than men's. We analysed 20 years of data from the national Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey, which allowed us to track the work and mental health of more than 16,000 employees. We didn't include two years of the COVID pandemic (2020 and 2021), because people's mental health…...

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    volcanodiscovery.com > krasheninnikov > news > 288856 > vaac-advisory-2025-121.html

    Krasheninnikov Volcano Volcanic Ash Advisory: VA AT 20251207/0036Z FL100 EXTD NE MOV 5KT REPORTED

    16+ min ago (341+ words) Satellite image of Krasheninnikov volcano on 7 Dec 2025Volcanic Ash Advisory Center Tokyo (VAAC) issued the following report:FVFE01 at 00:55 UTC, 07/12/25 from RJTDVA ADVISORYDTG: 20251207/0055ZVAAC: TOKYOVOLCANO: KRASHENINNIKOV 300190PSN: N5436 E16016AREA: RUSSIASOURCE ELEV: 1816M AMSLADVISORY NR: 2025/121INFO SOURCE: UHPP HIMAWARI-9ERUPTION DETAILS: VA AT 20251207/0036Z FL100 EXTD NE MOV 5KT REPORTEDOBS VA DTG: 07/0030ZOBS VA CLD: VA NOT IDENTIFIABLE FM SATELLITE DATA WIND FL100 190/7KTFCST VA CLD +6 HR: NOT AVBLFCST VA CLD +12 HR: NOT AVBLFCST VA CLD +18 HR: NOT AVBLRMK: WE WILL ISSUE FURTHER ADVISORY IF VA IS DETECTED IN SATELLITE IMAGERY.NXT ADVISORY: NO FURTHER ADVISORIES= Krasheninnikov Volcano Volcanic Ash Advisory: VA AT 20251207/0036Z FL100 EXTD NE MOV 5KT REPORTED Krasheninnikov Volcano (Russia) activity update Nov 28, 2025 - Continuing eruption Krasheninnikov Volcano Volcanic Ash Advisory: VA AT 20251127/2320Z FL070 EXTD SE MOV 15KT REPORTED Krasheninnikov Volcano (Russia) " Activity Report 19"25 Nov 2025 (Continuing Activity) Krasheninnikov Volcano (Russia) activity update Nov 20, 2025 - Continuing eruption Krasheninnikov Volcano Volcanic Ash Advisory: VA IS NOT IDENTIFIABLE IN SATELLITE IMAGERY. Krasheninnikov Volcano (Russia)…...

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    dev.to > rose7886 > how-to-create-a-saas-project-a-step-by-step-guide-n5i

    How to Create a SaaS Project: A Step-by-Step Guide

    17+ min ago (619+ words) Step 1: Identify a Problem to Solve Every successful SaaS project begins with a real-world problem. Your goal is to create software that solves a pain point for a specific target audience. Research: Look for gaps in existing tools or industries with inefficiencies. Validate the idea: Talk to potential users, conduct surveys, or use online communities to see if your solution would be valuable. Define your USP: What makes your SaaS different from competitors? This will be your unique selling point. Step 2: Define Features and MVP You don't need to build a full-featured product from day one. Focus on the Minimum Viable Product (MVP). List core features: Identify the essential features that solve the main problem. Prioritize simplicity: Avoid adding too many features initially; simplicity often leads to faster adoption. Plan future updates: Keep a roadmap for additional features after launch....

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    futurism.com > future-society > social-media-children-brain-rot

    Researchers Concerned to Find That Five-Year-Olds Are Already Deeply Hooked on Brain Rot Content

    17+ min ago (347+ words) Published Dec 6, 2025 3:00 PM EST The brains of neurotypical children under the age of five years old experience a turbo-charged growth spurt that takes them from drooling infants to potty-trained kids ready to learn their ABCs in school. That's why it's so worrisome that we're inadvertently subjecting a large group of these children to an epic amount of internet brain rot that's disrupting that crucial period, according to an analytical report from researchers at the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ), a British policy group focused on people in poverty " a state of affairs that's likely resulting in sprawling deleterious outcomes. "I've got two children [in my class] who physically cannot sit on the carpet," said one teacher quoted in the report. "They don't have core strength. And when I went to visit one of the girls in July, she'd never been…...

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    dev.to > krishna_newark > ai-coding-agents-can-run-rm-rf-on-your-machine-heres-how-to-stop-them-32m

    AI coding agents can run rm -rf / on your machine. Here's how to stop them

    19+ min ago (290+ words) AI coding agents are powerful " but with great power comes rm -rf / I've been recommending tools like Claude Code and Cursor to junior devs and non-technical folks lately. These agents can execute shell commands autonomously, which is useful. But it also means a single hallucination could wipe their SSH keys, nuke a folder, or brick a meticulously created dev environment. Frontier models do come with guardrails, but I wanted control over project specific no-nos too. Like pushing to master or running that one script that drops the staging database. An LLM deciding whether a command is "safe" is probabilistic. I wanted something classical " a system where I define exactly what's allowed and what's blocked, with no ambiguity. I am a fan of simple systems that are super effective and git is one such. I took inspiration from gitignore. gitignore rules…...