Space Bunny Alpha: The Free Stealth Model That Found Six Real Bugs in My Codebase

Space Bunny Alpha: The Free Stealth Model That Found Six Real Bugs in My Codebase

OpenRouter’s anonymous 1M-context model costs nothing, has no vendor and no independent benchmarks yet. I pointed it at my own retirement-planning app — fifteen screens, four financial engines — and it found six real bugs, then wrote the 79-line test that proves the fixes. What it got right, what it cost, and where I still wouldn’t trust it.

New Storage Caps for Sharepoint E3 / E5 Accounts

New Storage Caps for Sharepoint E3 / E5 Accounts

My Microsoft 365 developer tenant didn’t just throw a cosmetic warning — mine really got capped. The banner said the trial was ending, storage stopped at around 300 GB, and new uploads simply failed. If you’re using your dev tenant as a poor man’s lab + file dump, this is the moment it bites you. …

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Smart Homes in a 90sqm HDB: What Automation Actually Makes Sense

Smart Homes in a 90sqm HDB: What Automation Actually Makes Sense

I live in a fairly typical HDB flat — around 90 square metres, the kind of place most of us in Singapore call home. And like most people who read gadget blogs, I’ve stood in the smart-home aisle (physical or digital) eyeing the promise: a home that locks itself, dims itself, and knows you’re home …

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Foldables in 2026: Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra rumors — finally practical, or still a rich-kid toy?

Foldables in 2026: Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra rumors — finally practical, or still a rich-kid toy?

Samsung kicked off the modern foldable back in 2019 with the Galaxy Fold. Seven years later, the rumour mill’s churning about a Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, and the same question keeps coming back: are these things finally practical, or still a two-thousand-dollar toy for people who want to show off at a café? From …

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The AI gadget graveyard: why every AI pendant, watch, and pin has flopped

The AI gadget graveyard: why every AI pendant, watch, and pin has flopped

Every few months some company tries to sell us a gadget that’s supposed to kill the smartphone. So far, all of them have ended up in the graveyard. The Verge’s own Vergecast said it straight — after years of AI pins, pendants, watches and glasses, there hasn’t been a single great one. I’ve been watching …

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