Life can flip in a second, just like that Watford comeback — things can change when you least expect it. And that’s why I think we love football.
Please turn up the volume and watch again
One-time isn't enough 😁

Yeah, that Watford comeback? Pure magic… but let’s be honest, life sometimes just plants us firmly on the Leicester side, watching everything slip away. Life is a classic mix of thrill and heartbreak, huh?😅

People: who do you talk to the most?
Me: Saved Messages. It’s complicated.😁

Devtopia is back with another interview. This one is with kinfish (@kinfishfarms). It ended up being our longest episode to date.

We talked about a lot of cool stuff, hope you enjoy the episode, also thank you kinfish for being on the episode.

[Devtopia - E04 - Kinfish]

"Don't worry about losing your client because you're too pricy." — Eyuel Zero

Clients don't buy your skills , they buy the certainty that you'll be able to deliver

"saturation" is a myth

believe that enough and it literally won't become a problem

I found this playlist somewhere(from some channel ig), it's named Backend from first principles. dude writes no code, he explains the fundamental and core concepts of backend engineering in detail. it's a gem if you're getting into backend

@bakacodes

So I’ve been hunting for a free place to deploy my backend. Render.com looked perfect at first… until I realized the free tier goes to sleep when it’s inactive. Not exactly something you can rely on for a live app.

But then I found a neat workaround.

All you need is a simple /health endpoint and an UptimeRobot.com monitor pinging it every 5 minutes. That tiny check keeps your Render server awake 24/7 — no downtime, no random sleeping, and still completely free.

Basically, a stable backend without paying a cent.

Free deployment secured. ✔️

👌.

Me: Let’s be disciplined, brain.
Brain (after 10 minutes): Pfft… consistency is overrated 😅

chatgpt is 3 years old today.

Peter Thiel’s 7 questions every founder must answer

💪 North Korean hackers got caught live — by fake laptops.

Researchers from BCA LTD, NorthScan, and ANYRUN set a trap for Lazarus Group’s Famous Chollima team.

The hackers thought they were working real remote tech jobs. But the “laptops” were fake — built to watch their actions safely.

Read the full story ↓ https://thehackernews.com/2025/12/researchers-capture-lazarus-apts-remote.html