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Freebies You Can Snag by Owning a Domain
Thursday, November 27, 2025 in Blog
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Generally, a domain name costs starting from $12, and some people want to get their own domain but hesitate whether it’s necessary. I highly recommend that all developers prepare their own domain name, because owning a domain allows you to snag …
gpt-5-high is the best model for developers
Wednesday, November 26, 2025 in Blog
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If you need to code, gpt-5-high is currently the only model that can truly boost your efficiency. I have 10 months of experience using the Claude model and have used Gemini/DeepSeek/glm/grok sporadically. I really dislike models that don’t …
The Artificial Human-like Feel of LLMs
Monday, November 24, 2025 in Blog
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Some forums resist AI models pretending to be human and participating in forum activities, such as posting and replying. Consequently, people start “witch-hunting”—when encountering posts that seem oddly expressed, they judge whether the …
Useful Mouse Key Mapping Share
Friday, November 07, 2025 in Blog
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Mouse 5 key mapped to F12 F12 is the “Go to Definition” function in Visual Studio and VS Code Shift + F12 is the “Find All References” function This allows for a more comfortable posture when browsing code. Right-handed users …
How Trae Prevents System Prompt Leakage
Wednesday, October 15, 2025 in Blog
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Previously, I created a tool called Project-Translation that uses large language models for full project translation. I selected a popular repository of system prompts system-prompts-and-models-of-ai-tools for full translation and found that all tool …
Why Recall Rate Metrics Are Important for Large Models
Tuesday, October 14, 2025 in Blog
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I’ve read some system prompts, and most are very verbose and not concise. Some prompts mainly teach the model how to do things. Additionally, I noticed that in roo code there’s a switch to repeatedly send the system prompt to the model, …
How DNS Affects Your Internet Experience
Monday, October 13, 2025 in Blog
How DNS Affects Your Internet Experience When we open a web page, watch a video, or click a link within an app, the first hop almost always lands on DNS. It acts like a telephone directory for the online world, responsible for translating …
Potential Security Risks of Open Source Blogs: How to Protect Personal Information from Leaks
Saturday, October 11, 2025 in Blog
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Overview GitHub Pages, as a free open-source blog hosting platform, is widely popular due to its convenience and cost-free nature. However, the free version requires repositories to be public to provide public access services, a feature that may lead …
DNS Privacy Protection and User Profiling Prevention Strategies
Thursday, October 09, 2025 in Blog
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DNS Privacy Protection and User Profiling Prevention Strategies Audience: Engineering/Operations/Security practitioners concerned with network privacy and data governance Keywords: Stub Resolver, Recursive Resolution, Authoritative Server, QNAME …
Comparison of DNS Encryption Protocols: DoT, DoH, DoQ
Thursday, October 09, 2025 in Blog
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Quick Glossary Plain DNS: Cleartext DNS, typically uses UDP/53, switching to TCP/53 when necessary (e.g., for truncated responses, zone transfers). DoT: DNS over TLS, uses TCP over TLS, default port 853 (RFC 7858/8310). DoH: DNS over HTTPS, based on …