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As your Laravel application grows, managing security objectives becomes more challenging, especially for small teams or solo developers. Today, Laravel has teamed up with Aikido to provide a seamless solution for securing your Laravel application. With Aikido, Laravel developers using Forge can…
Benedict Evans
Meta has spent at least $50bn on VR and AR so far, but we’re still in the VR winter: the devices aren’t good enough or cheap enough and the user base is flat. But no matter how good the devices get, how many people will care?
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The right indexes make big SQL queries fast. If you’ve been using Postgres for more than 5 minutes, you’re almost certainly familiar with the everyday B-Tree index. This can deal with data that has a one-dimensional ordering: numbers, timestamps, text, and so on. And if you’ve ha...
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
As Ariane 6 approaches the launch pad for its inaugural launch, some wonder if it and other vehicles stand a chance against SpaceX's Starship. Jeff Foust reports on how companies are making the cases for their rockets while, in some cases, keeping a close eye on Starship development.
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
In the conclusion of his examination of the Thor rocket's legacy at Vandenberg, Dwayne Day provides a gallery of launches of that rocket from there in the early Space Age.
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
Commercial space activities have opened new opportunities, but also created a backlash. Tony Milligan discusses how those activities, and the people behind them, have sparked criticism from people who see spaceflight as only an "elite pastime" that should be curtailed.
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
This week marks the 62nd anniversary of Starfish Prime, a US nuclear weapons test in space that had impacts both on satellites and the ground. Ajey Lele notes this anniversary carries renewed interest given claims Russia is developing a space nuclear weapon.
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