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From Polling to PubSub: Building an Asynchronous OPC UA Stack in Python

Industrial control systems are generating more data than ever before, but the Python tooling used to process this telemetry often encounters severe performance constraints. Traditional OPC UA libraries are built around synchronous, polling-based Client and Server architectures. When industrial networks scale to thousands of sensors broadcasting high-frequency data, these synchronous Python implementations choke. To handle this modern many-to-many topology, developers need a native Publisher and

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Amazon updated 2023’s Fire HD 10 tablet with 4GB of RAM

The Fire HD 8 that launched in 2024 was the last new addition to Amazon's budget-minded tablet lineup, but the company has quietly updated the Fire HD 10 that debuted the year before. In 2023 it was offered with multiple storage configurations that each came with 3GB of RAM, but the 32GB version now ships with 4GB of RAM, and a small price bump from $139.99 to $154.99. The Fire HD 10 with 64GB of storage still only comes with 3GB of RAM and the other specs for both tablets remain the same, inclu

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Prompt Injection Attacks and Hidden Security Risks in LLM Applications

Where the Problem Sits Everyone talks about model safety. Not enough people talk about what happens when the input itself is the weapon. Prompt injection is not a niche edge case. It is the most direct way to compromise an LLM application. And most teams are not ready for it. The model works exactly as designed. The attacker just rewrites the instructions. That is the gap. Not in the model. In how people build around it.

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