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Sales IT Data Analysts are reshaping hospitality in 2026 by blending sales strategy, IT systems, and analytics to boost revenue and personalization.
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Sales IT Data Analysts are emerging as a critical hospitality role, combining sales insight, IT integration, and analytics to drive personalized experiences and measurable revenue growth.

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Staff engineer Ignacio Brasca explains why systems fail, how determinism beats over-engineering, and what it takes to build software that lasts.
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Staff software engineer Ignacio Brasca shares how durable systems are built by embracing determinism, resisting over-engineering, and designing for change. He argues that maintainability, clarity under failure, and strong developer tooling—not clever abstractions—determine whether software survives growth. Lasting systems reflect both technical discipline and organizational values.

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A reflective take on writing about the environment in a fast, tech-driven world, and why slowing down still matters in the age of speed.
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Writing about the environment in a fast, tech-driven world is challenging but necessary. Thoughtful writing helps slow down attention and spark reflection.

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Learn how to create, find, and use restore points in Windows 11 to fix update or driver issues, plus what to do when System Restore fails.
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restore points are the snapshots of Windows’ system files, drivers and registry settings. They don’t touch your personal files but they let you rewind the system configuration to a moment that worked. Windows will automatically create restore points at some “significant” events (like certain updates or major. installs), but it’s not a predictable schedule.

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A practical guide to Volume Shadow Copy and VSS on Windows 11, explaining snapshots, copy-on-write behavior, and essential admin commands.
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This article explains how Volume Shadow Copy and the Volume Shadow Copy Service work in Windows 11, covering snapshot behavior, copy-on-write storage, dependent services, and key administrative commands for managing system recovery.

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Below you’ll find an eclectic mix of the things that we read, play, listen to, and otherwise feed our brains with when we’re not heads down doing the journalism
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This week, we round up the best things we’ve been reading, watching and listening to in the newsroom. From a deep dive into the role that bots played in the Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard trials to a look at the ways spammers skirt content moderation, there's plenty to keep you entertained.

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Agent Observatory is a fail-open observability library with a 56 Proof of Usefulness score, designed for AI agents and real-time streaming workflows.
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Agent Observatory is a lightweight, fail-open observability library that helps teams trace and debug AI agents in production without introducing new failure points or platform lock-in.

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Flare's $2B FlareDrop program concludes after 36 months of free token distributions. Can the blockchain survive without monthly airdrops? What happens next.
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Flare Network's 36-month FlareDrop program will end on January 30, 2026. The distribution mechanism allocated roughly 24 billion FLR tokens to network participants. New FLR issuance is capped at a maximum of 5 billion tokens annually.