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Save $150 on This Alienware OLED Gaming Monitor With a Blazing-Fast Refresh Rate

Save $150: A high-end gaming monitor can make a noticeable difference in fast-paced games, but you don’t necessarily need to pay full price for one. The Alienware AW2725DF is now $150 off, bringing its price down from $650 to $500. With an OLED panel, 360Hz refresh rate and nearly instant response time, this is a serious upgrade for competitive gamers.

$500 (original price: $650)

Alienware AW2725DF OLED gaming monitor

The Alienware AW2725DF gaming monitor combines OLED technology with a high QHD resolution for sharp images and rich, vibrant colors. The speedy 360Hz refresh rate delivers exceptionally smooth motion, making it easier to track fast-moving action in competitive games. A 0.03-millisecond response time helps minimize motion blur while keeping latency low. The monitor also offers an infinite contrast ratio for bright highlights.

With high DCI-P3 color coverage and accuracy, you get impressive color performance for gaming and other visual work....

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Caching Cognito M2M Tokens With Lambda, DynamoDB, and WAF

Cognito's machine-to-machine authentication is just the OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials flow. To use it, your service hands Cognito a client ID and a client secret, and it gets back a short-lived access token. It's all pretty handy and every successful token request costs you almost

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Why a Successful AI Testing Pilot Can Still Lead to a Failed Rollout

Eighty-eight percent of respondents say AI is a priority for their organization’s future testing strategy. Only 12.6% report using it across key testing activities today. Those findings, from a Leapwork and SD Times survey of 302 QA professionals, do not mean that AI in testing is failing. They

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My Sea Router Turned a 50-Mile Canal Crossing Into a 10,337-Mile Detour

I asked my sea router for a route from the Atlantic side of Panama to the Pacific side. It returned 10,337 nautical miles, going all the way around South America. The Panama Canal is about 50 nautical miles long. The router is auto-sea-way, an open-source routing graph I generated

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Durable Execution for AI Agents: LangGraph, DBOS, Inngest and Temporal Compared

Durable execution saves the result of every step your agent finishes, so a crash costs you the one step that was running and not the hour of API calls behind it. LangGraph checkpoints graph nodes. DBOS, a library that keeps the workflow log in your own database, checkpoints into the

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Caching Cognito M2M Tokens With Lambda, DynamoDB, and WAF

Why a Successful AI Testing Pilot Can Still Lead to a Failed Rollout

My Sea Router Turned a 50-Mile Canal Crossing Into a 10,337-Mile Detour

Durable Execution for AI Agents: LangGraph, DBOS, Inngest and Temporal Compared