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Investigation: Howard Lutnick pushed to narrow chip curbs affecting a client of his former firm Cantor Fitzgerald whose Malaysia data center may serve Tencent (New York Times)

The commerce secretary has been writing new rules that would affect Southeast Asian data centers, some of which are clients of his former firm.

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Offline-First, Zero Backend: Building a Tailoring Business App That Works Without Internet

Every tailor I know keeps his whole business in paper registers. One notebook for measurements. Another one for orders. Payments live in a third place, which is mostly his memory.

  • TailorVexa is an offline-first app for tailoring businesses, replacing paper registers.
  • No internet required due to inconsistent connectivity and high mobile data costs in target markets.
  • Local storage and security features like PIN and biometric lock ensure fast, secure operation.

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