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Why Apple’s next computer should be for the smart home

John Ternus didn't mention Apple Home once during his first keynote as Apple CEO. But he did open by describing an "intelligent personal hub" that prioritizes local processing, protects your privacy, and integrates with all your other devices, apps, and services. While Ternus was talking about the iPhone - not a new smart home device […]

Why Apple’s next computer should be for the smart home

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How to Scope a SaaS MVP Around One Complete User Task

A useful SaaS MVP lets one kind of user finish one important task. Start by writing down the result they need, then build the smallest complete path to that result.

  • Focus on one crucial user task for SaaS MVP
  • Design simplest path to achieve user's desired outcome
  • Reject unnecessary features before removing hindering steps

Two identical runs scored 89 and 89. Two cases had flipped.

Read on: the A/B test this corrects · 繁體中文版 Two weeks ago I published an A/B test: I cut 41 AI tools' self-descriptions roughly in half, then ran a behavioural question bank against both versions to…

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Microsoft Patches 974 Flaws in One Day, Two Windows Zero-Days Already Exploited

TL;DR what: Microsoft's September 2026 Patch Tuesday fixed 974 vulnerabilities, the largest single release ever, including two Windows privilege escalation flaws already exploited in the wild.

  • Microsoft released 974 patches on September 8, 2026, in largest Patch Tuesday release ever.
  • Two Windows privilege escalation flaws, CVE-2026-85880 and CVE-2026-81963, already exploited.
  • Both zero-day vulnerabilities considered high severity with CVSS scores of 7.8.

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