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Duke Energy's Data Center Bet

Duke Energy says it can meet rising data center demand without shifting the costs to households. CFO Brian Savoy joins Bloomberg Open Interest to explain how hyperscalers pay their share, why the company expects growth to continue and how it plans to balance major grid investments with affordability (Source: Bloomberg)

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PyCharm 2026.3 Released: Major Python IDE Update with New Features and Improvements

Introduction: PyCharm 2026.3 – A Leap Forward in Python Development The release of PyCharm 2026.3 marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of Python IDEs, addressing the escalating demands of modern…

  • PyCharm 2026.3 introduces 30% faster code completion through optimized lexical analysis engine.
  • Enhanced memory management prevents IDE freezes during large-scale refactoring tasks.
  • Asynchronous debugging tool simulates multithreaded execution paths to catch race condition errors.

Mapping Internet-Facing Nextcloud and Built-in CODE Exposure

Mapping Internet-Facing Nextcloud and Built-in CODE Exposure CVE-2026-110447 gives exposure analysts a concrete string to search and a strict limit on what the result can mean.

  • Nextcloud's built-in CODE server can be exposed via the internet, posing a security risk.
  • ZoomEye discovered 122,126 asset matches for the application in November 2026.

SOCKS5 vs HTTP Proxy: What's the Difference and When to Use Each

If you've ever configured a proxy and stared at a dropdown that says "HTTP" or "SOCKS5" without knowing which box to tick, you're not alone.

  • HTTP proxies specialize in web traffic, understanding HTTP/HTTPS request structures
  • SOCKS5 proxies operate at lower levels, handling any TCP/UDP traffic
  • Choose HTTP proxies for web-based tasks, SOCKS5 for non-HTTP traffic or UDP needs

Your email API returned 200. Here's why the email still never arrived

A user signs up. Your code calls the email API. You get 200 OK and an id back. The user says the verification email never came. You check the logs: success. You check your code: it's fine.

  • 200 OK status indicates request acceptance, not email delivery
  • Email enters queue or mail infrastructure after acceptance
  • Investigate email object's lastevent field for status details

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