Author: Ethan Caldwell
Ethan Caldwell is GeekBlog's resident Apple specialist, covering the entire Apple ecosystem - iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, AirPods and the software that ties them together. A longtime iOS user and gadget collector, Ethan tracks Cupertino's every move, breaking down Apple keynotes, A- and M-series chip benchmarks, iOS feature updates and the rumor mill into clear, practical takes that help readers decide whether the latest Apple hardware is worth the upgrade.
A practical guide to declaring, initializing, switching on and serializing enum members inside structs in both C and C++.
A practical walkthrough for hosting a legacy AngularJS 1.x app on DreamHost, from SFTP upload and html5Mode rewrites to Let’s Encrypt and cache headers.
Use is defined, is undefined, is none and the default() filter to test for missing Jinja2 variables safely, including nested attributes and Ansible playbooks.
TikTok for Developers is ten products behind one documentation site, each with its own scopes and approval path. Here is how the docs are organised and which product you actually need.
Jinja2 has no regex support built in. The familiar regex_search and regex_replace filters come from Ansible. Here is how to use them there, and how to register your own in Flask and standalone Jinja.
Meta retired the Facebook Comments plugin on 10 February 2026 and it now renders as an invisible element. Here is how to remove the dead code, rescue what you can, and pick a replacement.
Three ways to embed a TikTok video: the copy and paste blockquote, the free oEmbed endpoint for dynamic pages, and a click to load facade that keeps your page fast. With working code for each.
How far apart mesh Wi-Fi nodes should be, where to put each one, what eero, Google, Orbi and Deco actually recommend, and how to check the backhaul signal.
Most mesh systems underperform because the extra node sits in the dead zone instead of halfway to it. Here is the placement strategy that fixes it, with the distances eero and TP-Link actually publish and a ten minute test to confirm a spot.
Microsoft AI shipped MAI-Transcribe-2 at $0.10 per audio hour, a 72 percent cut, and says it beats OpenAI, Google and ElevenLabs on accuracy and speed. The price has an expiry date.