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Make Fat Fowl’s Oxtail Grilled Cheese With Small Kitchen Appliances
Back then, a sale on oxtails was enough to make my little heart sing. It truly was my favorite kind of deal. My mom prepared the Caribbean staple first by baking them in the oven to render the fat, followed by braising them, and then stewing them in a Dutch oven. The result was fall-off-the-bone perfection that she would serve…
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Why enterprises should use small language models – Computerworld
Small is beautiful The all-conquering rise of AI in the enterprise has seen much use of LLMs (large-language models). This week on InfoWorld we wrote about LiteLLM: an open-source gateway for unified LLM access that allows developers to integrate a diverse range of LLM models as if they were calling OpenAI’s API, with support for fallbacks, budgets, rate limits, and…
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How to Plant the Perfect Kitchen Garden in a Small Space
We may earn a commission from links on this page. The reality of home gardening is that you rarely have as much space as you’d like. For many people, all they have is one raised 4×8 foot bed. While that doesn’t feel like a lot of space, you can fit a whole lot of plants into 32 square feet. With…
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Google’s New Accessibility Features Will Finally Make Small Text Easier to Read on Mobile
Ahead of Google I/O 2025, which starts on May 20, the company has announced a few big accessibility focused features for Android and Google Chrome. Among these are improvements to the Android screen reader, more expressive captions, and easier to read text in Chrome for Android. This follows Apple’s recent accessibility focused announcements, with both companies’ posts timed to mark…
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Why cybersecurity matters for small and medium-sized businesses – Computerworld
Online threats are prevalent and technology is advancing at a rapid pace, making cybersecurity an urgent requirement in safeguarding the digital assets of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). By protecting vital data, sensitive customer information, and core business operations, SMBs are able to not only defend against cyber-attacks but also harness secure internet connections as a catalyst for growth and competitiveness within…
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The Best Caulks for Small Home Projects
Our tester, José Amézquita, tested eight caulks and sealants from brands like DAP, Flex Seal, GE, Gorilla, Loctite, Sashco, and White Lightning against tests for adhesion, ease of dispensing, permeability, cure time, durability at cold and hot temperatures, and ease of removal from skin. He found that the performance of most products was pretty much indistinguishable from one another. Their…
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The Best Types of Crops to Grow in Small Gardens
As the prices on groceries continue to rise, many people might be thinking of growing a vegetable garden for the first time. It can be a great idea, not just because groceries are expensive, but because getting to the store includes soft costs like gas, grocery bags, and time—to say nothing of how wildly empowering it can be to simply…
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Putting small language models under the microscope
We’ve spent the past few years discussing large language models, the huge AI models that power a lot of the generative AI tools that have dominated the headlines. But small language models are also possible – and rapidly growing in popularity. What benefits do these tiny AI models offer, and how much use will they get in the coming months…
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Best Lawn Mowers for Small Yards
Push mowers (either gas or battery) are great for yards that take up to about a half hour to mow. But they have limitations, too. “Once you start creeping above that length of time, anyone can start getting a little fatigued pushing a mower around,” Trezza says. The bells and whistles on more complex and expensive self-propelled mowers (gas and…
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Bugcrowd’s new MSP program looks to transform pen testing for small businesses
Cybersecurity provider Bugcrowd has launched a new service aimed at helping MSP’s drive pen testing capabilities – with a particular focus on supporting small businesses. The company said the program will address a growing backlog of compliance-related pen tests among SMBs, enabling them to meet requirements and streamline capabilities. Drawing on the expertise of ethical hackers, Bugcrowd said the launch…
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