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Why Salesforce Says Trust in LLMs Has Dropped & How to Fix It

Salesforce executives recently revealed that enterprise trust in large language models has significantly declined. This article explores the real reasons behind this trust erosion, addresses community concerns, and provides actionable solutions for implementing AI safely in 2025.

11 min read | 13 views | Dec 29, 2025

Garmin Autopilot Lands Small Aircraft: How It Works & What Pilots Think

Garmin's autopilot system can now execute a complete landing without pilot input. This article explores the technology behind it, the intense debate it sparked among aviators, and what it means for the future of general aviation safety.

12 min read | 13 views | Dec 29, 2025

What Linux Desktop Needs to Challenge Windows in 2025

The Linux desktop has made incredible progress, but what does it really need to challenge Windows dominance? We analyze the key barriers and opportunities based on community discussions and real-world testing.

11 min read | 13 views | Dec 27, 2025

Fiber Installation Gone Wrong: Is This Your Internet Outage Cause?

Your fiber internet was working perfectly until technicians came to bury the line. Now your SmartNID won't connect, and you're staring at a utility box wondering what went wrong. This comprehensive guide explains exactly what happened, why it's so common, and what you can do while waiting for the repair crew.

12 min read | 18 views | Dec 27, 2025

China's EUV Tool Struggle: Why Reverse Engineering Fails

China's attempt to build a working EUV lithography tool through reverse engineering has hit major roadblocks. Despite years of effort and billions in investment, the 'Frankenstein' machine hasn't produced a single chip. Here's why this sanctions-busting experiment remains years from operational status.

11 min read | 50 views | Dec 26, 2025

How Ukraine's Armed Ground Robot Works & What It Means for Warfare

Ukraine's ground robot, originally for logistics, was so effective at disrupting Russian troops that it's now been armed with an automatic grenade launcher. This article breaks down how this system works, the technology behind it, and what its deployment signals for the future of autonomous warfare.

13 min read | 12 views | Dec 26, 2025

Microsoft AI Code Controversy: What Windows 11 Rewrite Rumors Mean

When a Microsoft engineer's LinkedIn post about rewriting Windows 11 with AI went viral, it sparked outrage and confusion. We break down what really happened, Microsoft's response, and what this means for the future of software development.

8 min read | 14 views | Dec 26, 2025

Microsoft's Rust Migration: What It Means for Developers in 2025

Microsoft's ambitious plan to replace its entire C and C++ codebase with Rust by 2030 represents one of the largest software engineering migrations in history. This comprehensive guide explores what this means for developers, the technical challenges involved, and how you can prepare for the Rust-first future.

10 min read | 14 views | Dec 25, 2025

Resideo Camera Scandal: How to Spot Rebranded Security Risks

The Nebraska Attorney General is suing Resideo for allegedly selling rebranded Chinese cameras banned by the FCC. This guide explains the security risks and shows you how to identify potentially compromised smart home devices.

11 min read | 18 views | Dec 25, 2025

AI-Generated Code Bugs: Why AI Still Needs Human Oversight in 2025

Despite the hype, studies reveal AI-generated code contains significantly more bugs and security vulnerabilities than human-written code. This comprehensive guide explores why AI coding tools fail, how to spot their mistakes, and strategies for using them effectively without compromising quality.

11 min read | 13 views | Dec 24, 2025

Waymo's Blackout Breakdown: What SF's Traffic Jam Reveals About AVs

When a blackout hit San Francisco, Waymo's driverless cars didn't just stop—they created gridlock. This incident exposes critical vulnerabilities in autonomous vehicle technology and raises urgent questions about real-world readiness.

12 min read | 9 views | Dec 23, 2025

Steam Deck LCD Discontinued: What It Means for PC Gamers in 2025

Valve has officially discontinued the $399 Steam Deck LCD model, raising the entry price to $549. This move reshapes the handheld PC gaming market and leaves budget-conscious gamers searching for alternatives.

15 min read | 12 views | Dec 22, 2025