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Laravel 13.25 runs artisan dev through @laravel/multiplex, putting each process in its own tab with search, per-process restart, and timestamps. The post Laravel Terminal UI for the artisan dev Command appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get Laravel articles like this directly in your inbox.
Did a prototype Microsoft gamepad fall off the back of a truck? We can't say, but a Redditor has legit-looking photos of a prototype Xbox controller that's almost certainly the Xbox Elite Series 3. Incredibly, they claim they bought the pad for $200 on OfferUp. In May, a Brazilian regulator's leaked images revealed that Xbox Elite 3 would have new two new scroll wheels on the bottom edge, a second wireless mode to connect directly to Xbox Cloud Gaming servers, and a new "Pair Button" that can al
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The DeadLock ransomware operation is using a decentralized infrastructure that relies on blockchain-backed services to protect its communication with victims and data-leak activity. [...]
Vercel Connect now gives teams line-level visibility into the token lifecycle. See who created a token, what app or project used it, when, and whether it is still active. Every connector's detail page includes a new tab:Observability Connect observability is available on all plans. Events are retained for 12 hours on Hobby, 3 days on Pro, and 30 days on Enterprise. To retain events longer, forward them to a custom webhook endpoint by adding a Drain on Pro and Enterprise plans. Enterprise teams
Every build on Vercel starts in the build warm pool, which is a set of standby containers that let builds begin without waiting for new compute. The pool runs on state that tracks which containers are ready, the tokens each one uses to authenticate, and the mapping that ties every running build back to the deployment that gets billed for it. When we built the pool, we put all of that in Redis, which was fast and made sense at the time. Over the years, though, that state turned into a liability.
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