SingleFile Review: Save Complete Web Pages for Offline Reading and Research

When you find a useful technical article, troubleshooting guide, or networking reference online, there is always a chance it will disappear or change the next time you need it. SingleFile is an open-source browser extension designed to solve this problem by saving an entire web page as a single HTML file. Developed by Gildas Lormeau, the project is available on GitHub and supports popular browsers, including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Safari, Brave, and Opera. Rather than saving only the text or creating a collection of separate files for images and stylesheets, SingleFile attempts to preserve the original page's appearance and content in one convenient file. For anyone who regularly researches technical problems or maintains a personal library of useful online resources, this is a practical utility worth investigating.

The Wilkes Insurrection by Robbie Bach - a Review

“A house divided against itself cannot stand.” These words from Abraham Lincoln came at a time when our Nation was at its most divided point in history - a time when differences ran so deep that we were literally at war with one another. The dangerous divisiveness that exists in America today is fertile grund for a riveting story.

Is TCP Finally Showing Its Age? Homa Takes Aim at the Data Center

TCP has been around for so long that it is easy to forget just how much of the Internet depends on it. Web traffic, cloud applications, file transfers, databases and countless other services have relied on TCP for decades because it does a very good job of delivering data reliably and in the correct order. But there is a problem: the networks TCP was designed for are not necessarily the networks we are building today.

That is particularly true inside modern data centers. AI clusters can contain thousands of GPUs that need to exchange enormous amounts of data while simultaneously handling thousands of much smaller messages. A few milliseconds of additional latency might not sound like much when you are downloading a file, but when an expensive GPU is sitting idle waiting for another piece of information, those milliseconds can become very expensive. Stanford professor emeritus John Ousterhout is arguing that this is where a different transport protocol, called **Homa**, deserves a serious look.

Profitap IOTA 1G M12: Industrial‑Grade Network Probe for Real‑Time Capture & Analysis

If you work in industrial or enterprise networking, the Profitap IOTA 1G M12 is one of those tools that instantly makes your life easier. It’s a multifunctional passive probe that lets you capture, analyze, and troubleshoot traffic without dragging a full toolkit onsite. According to the datasheet, “The IOTA 1G M12 is a multifunctional passive network probe with integrated traffic capture and analysis capabilities.” This means you get a compact device that behaves like a tap, a capture appliance, and an analytics engine all in one. Whether you’re dealing with factory‑floor automation networks or a messy enterprise VLAN jungle, the IOTA gives you visibility without disrupting anything.

Pentagon HR System Breach Exposes Data of Nearly 3 Million People

The U.S. Department of Defense is dealing with a major cybersecurity incident after hackers breached a personnel management system operated by the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC). According to reports, unauthorized users gained access to sensitive records belonging to more than 3 million individuals, making this one of the most significant government-related data exposures reported this year.