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Why Test Websites From Different Locations?

Geolocation Testing Developer Tools

A look at why geolocation testing matters, the testing dimensions it covers, and the domains where checking a website from different locations makes the difference.

Access IoT Devices from Anywhere

Guide Tcp

Access and manage your IoT devices including Raspberry Pi from anywhere using Pinggy TCP tunnels - no public IP required.

Who Owns Your AI Coding Tools in 2026

Cursor SpaceX AI Coding Tools

SpaceX bought Cursor for $60B. OpenAI owns Windsurf. Google killed the Gemini CLI. In one week, the AI coding tool landscape consolidated into Big Tech hands. Here's what that means for your data, your model choice, and what independent options remain.

Iroh 1.0: Dial Keys, Not IPs

Networking Rust Peer-to-Peer

Iroh 1.0 ships a stable P2P networking library that connects devices by cryptographic key instead of IP address. QUIC under the hood, 90% hole-punch success, 200M+ endpoints/month, and now stable language bindings for Python, Node.js, Swift, and Kotlin.