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Two iPhones, one number: How Apple's new Handoff works

Apple’s iOS 27 has introduced a new feature that could be particularly useful for people who regularly switch between two iPhones: iPhone Handoff lets the same mobile number work across both devices. There is one important catch — only one of the two iPhones is connected to the mobile network at a time. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here. When a…

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Pointers Aren't Arrows. How C and C++ Actually Talk to Hardware.

Ask any software engineer to draw a pointer on a whiteboard. Within three seconds, they will sketch two boxes and a little curved arrow pointing between them. It looks neat. It feels intuitive.

  • Pointers are integers storing memory addresses, not arrows.
  • Memory is a continuous street of numbered byte lockers.
  • Pointer arithmetic moves by data type size, not single bytes.

🪝You Should Probably Use Git Hooks

🚨 AI WAS NOT USED IN WRITING THIS POST 🚨 I've gone back and forth on this topic quite some time. As a solo dev, I liked it because I could run tests on commit.

  • Git hooks initially used for solo testing, later adopted for team formatting and linting.
  • Developers should be responsible for their own git process, even with AI assistance.
  • Author's setup includes Husky, Lint-staged, ESLint, Prettier, and Vitest for code quality checks.

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