My iPhone 18 Pro Max just got delivered and I immediately regret the purchase — and I think iPhone Duo is to blame

orib: Bringing back the old Reddit interface, with a few new enhancements

• ORIB is a Manifest V3 extension for Reddit
• Reinstates classic Reddit layout with enhancements
• Compatible with existing Reddit login and interactions

2h ago ·github.com

An admin can't delete their own account: two lines of defense in my users destroy endpoint

I nearly locked myself out of my own admin panel once. Testing the user-delete button, clicked my own row out of habit, confirmed the modal without thinking. The account was gone.

• Admin cannot delete their own account due to built-in defense
• First defense returns 422 error if user tries to delete self
• Second defense deletes tokens before deleting user account

2h ago ·dev.to

My users table reads one pagination contract: paginate(15), withQueryString, and a React pager that trusts meta

The first admin panel I built fetched all users, dumped them into state, and sliced pages client-side. It worked until a client hit 2,000 users and the list page took eleven seconds to load.

• Implemented server-side pagination with Laravel's paginate(15) for 2,000+ users
• React pager relied on backend meta data, fetching users based on page and meta
• Consistent pagination contract extended to all admin panels in Laravel + React SaaS Starter Kit

2h ago ·dev.to

Sign the Sentences, Not the PR: An Approval Ledger for Model-Drafted Doc Blocks

Most documentation reviews approve a pull request, not a sentence. That is the failure mode worth fixing first, because a single approval granted in October can silently keep covering paragraphs a…

• Assign unique hash to each human signature for specific text block approval.
• Link hash and approval records to ensure content and human accountability verifiability.
• Restrict modifications to owner=model blocks, no new numbers, dates, or versions.

1h ago ·dev.to

Belady's Anomaly: FIFO vs LRU vs Optimal, Checked in Python

Page replacement questions in GATE CS are mostly counting. You get a reference string, a number of frames and a policy, and you write a row of letters.

1h ago ·dev.to