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Amazon Sets Prime Big Deal Days For October 6-7 With Millions Of Deals

Amazon has locked in the dates for its next Prime Big Deal Days, which promises to deliver discounts on millions of items. The 48-hour event kicks off next Tuesday, October 6 at precisely 12:01 a.m. PDT (3:01 a.m. EDT), and wraps up on Wednesday, October 7. And as with the last time this annual event ran, the discounts are exclusive to Prime members.

Amazon Prime Membership Options

If you are not already a Prime member, there are several options available. They include:

Prime Monthly: $14.99 per month (30-day free trial)
Prime Annual: $139 per year (30-day free trial)
Prime for Young Adults: $7.49 per month (6-month free trial)
Prime Access: $6.99 per month (30-day free trial)

Anyone can join the Prime Monthly or Prime Annual tiers, both of which come with a 30-day free trial to kick the tires (and to take advantage of the sales event). Meanwhile, the...

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The Production Reality Check: Scaling SSE Subscriptions for GPU Orchestrators (Part 2)

In my last post, we designed a dual Roaring Bitmap inventory engine that mapped our GPU rack runtime availability status to a tiny payload. We set up Server-Sent Events (SSE), tested it on localhost, watched the latency plummet to sub-millisecond levels, and felt like we had beaten the system. Then,

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Securing a Smart Dog Collar: Secure Elements, Key Lifecycles, and Why TLS Isn't Enough on 5 Microamp

The key that was never really yours Years ago I shipped a battery-powered NB-IoT pet collar and wrote about the firmware side of it: FreeRTOS, an STM32L4, safe OTA, and the small humiliations of making a radio live inside a dog's daily schedule. That article was about keeping

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A Broken Map, a Bad Fix, and the Fallback That Was Doing Everything

I run a small, free tool called USFoodInJapan, a map that lets Americans traveling in Japan search a hotel, landmark, or neighborhood and instantly see every nearby US fast food chain and convenience store (konbini), with distance and one-tap directions. No account, no app install, just a search bar and

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Designing a Shared Platform to Serve Competing Institutional Clients Without Cross-Contamination

Key Takeaways * In the SaaS multi-tenancy model, we assume tenants to be the same. When you have competition between tenants, and at the same time the platform operator is a player in the same market, we have a conflict of interest issue that is beyond that of simple access control.

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The Production Reality Check: Scaling SSE Subscriptions for GPU Orchestrators (Part 2)

Securing a Smart Dog Collar: Secure Elements, Key Lifecycles, and Why TLS Isn't Enough on 5 Microamp

A Broken Map, a Bad Fix, and the Fallback That Was Doing Everything

Designing a Shared Platform to Serve Competing Institutional Clients Without Cross-Contamination