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Until now, digitizing a framed painting with PictureFramer meant a three-app dance: open Camera, shoot the picture, switch to Photos to check it, then open PictureFramer and re-find the shot in the picker. Version 1.4.0 collapses that into one flow: tap T

I switched my shell prompt from Oh My Posh to Starship after years of using Oh My Posh, and after a day of using it, I don't see myself going back. The two projects solve the same problem - a fast, informative, cross-shell prompt, but they approach it dif

A museum-photo straightener built on Vision and Core Image, with optional bring-your-own-key reflection removal - free, iOS 17+, no data collected.Download on the App Store pictureframer.corti.comPictureFramer solves one narrow problem properly: you photo

AI coding agents have changed who writes most of the code in my PRs - but they haven't changed who is accountablefor it. The weakest point in an agent-driven workflow is the moment between "the agent says it's done" and "I open a pull request." Pushing un

When Anthropic shipped Claude Opus 5 on July 24, 2026, the team at Every - a publication that runs much of its editorial and engineering operation on Claude-based agents - spent a week testing it before publishing their verdict. The title of their review,

If you run Docker on more than one machine, you know the drill: something misbehaves, and you start SSH-hopping between hosts, running docker ps and docker logs -f until you find the culprit. It works, but it doesn't scale - and it's miserable at 2 a.m.Do

Self-hosting a mesh VPN sounds like a weekend project, and the happy path mostly is. What the quickstart guides don't tell you is what breaks after the dashboard comes up. I recently deployed NetBird on my own infrastructure to reach my home lab from anyw

My little iOS app PictureFramer does one thing: you photograph a framed painting in a museum, and it straightens the photo - finds the frame, fixes the perspective, keeps a clean strip of wall around it. Pure on-device geometry, no network, done.Then I lo

ZoomIt4Mac - the native macOS re-implementation of the Sysinternals ZoomIt presentation tool - just got its first big update since launch. Version 1.1.0 brings four new features, and one of them means you'll never have to download an update yourself again

If you have ever watched a great technical presenter on Windows, you have probably seen ZoomIt in action - Mark Russinovich's tiny Sysinternals tool that zooms into the screen, draws arrows over live demos, and runs break timers, all without ever showing