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3 days ago | 
xda-developers.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Remote access software is a lifesaver if you don’t have a monitor connected to your Raspberry Pi setup. It allows you to access your Pi via a graphical user interface (GUI) instead of plain old terminal access via SSH. When I first configured my Raspberry Pi Zero 2W for remote access, I did that with RealVNC. However, the Raspberry Pi operating system has another app called Raspberry Pi Connect, which comes pre-installed with the recent versions of the OS.
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3 days ago | 
windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Windows 11 already has a Notepad or OneNote/Word if you pay for Microsoft 365, but all of these apps are getting bloated with new features. If you just want to simply edit texts, there’s a new app by Microsoft, and it’s called “Edit,” which is a command-line-based text editor. It’ll ship on Windows 11 soon, according to Microsoft. Microsoft has been working on a new command-line text editor called Edit, which is available on GitHub to everyone now.
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4 days ago | 
abmabhishekmishra.medium.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
As we continue to witness the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the world, another revolutionary technology is quietly approaching maturity: quantum computing. While AI dominates headlines and product design conversations today, the eventual rise of quantum computing will bring its own wave of disruption and innovation.
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5 days ago | 
windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Windows 10’s end-of-support date isn’t a surprise anymore, and after Microsoft’s numerous hints at upgrading to Windows 11, Asus also shares a similar viewpoint. The renowned OEM recently published a post about the necessity of the Windows 11 upgrade and how Copilot PCs will play an important role in the coming years.
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1 week ago | 
medium.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
This blog is based on Lecture 12 from Advanced LLM Agents Spring 25 MOOC by organized by CRDI, UC Berkeley. In this article, We would go over the different topics covered in the video lecture. This writeup will also include a deeper dive into primary sources used in the talk and some additional links. Before, diving into the topic, let us take a slight tangent and understand the concept of attack surface in the context of security.
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1 week ago | 
xda-developers.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Smart devices seem good until you buy them and realize each needs a separate app to function and monitor. In my case, I have a few security cameras from one brand, and I intend to add a few Wi-Fi bulbs in some spots. Home Assistant was a perfect fit for this use case because it would let me connect and manage multiple devices, irrespective of brands, in a single dashboard.
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1 week ago | 
windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Windows 11 is getting a built-in Color Picker that scans and identifies the color on your screen to generate color code. In addition, Microsoft is making it easier to scan and select text on screen with AI. Both these features are available with Snipping Tool v11.2504.38.0, which is rolling out to Windows Insiders at the moment. Color Picker is an interesting integration, as per our experience. Unlike other Snipping Tool features, this one is available as soon as you launch the screenshot window.
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1 week ago | 
xda-developers.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
The tiny stature of single-board computers (SBC) might deceive you into thinking they aren't fit for anything more than basic tasks. But at the core of every DIY home project, an SBC manages everything behind the scenes. Raspberry Pi comes in all shapes and sizes, and each model holds the potential to create something extraordinary. I know about several Pi projects that can spruce up your home aesthetics and introduce automation for rudimentary tasks.
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2 weeks ago | 
xda-developers.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Single Board Computers (SBCs) like Raspberry Pi are small devices that appear complicated at first glance. I first learned about them in my college lab sessions. I never thought of it as anything more than a fancy project with no real use for home setups. They appeared complex to set up and use, and didn’t appear as usable as Windows or any other popular PC OS. But when I re-explored them a few years later, most of the myths about SBCs were completely false.
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2 weeks ago | 
xda-developers.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
My external SSD always remains busy as I keep downloading something or another. It could be a huge YouTube channel playlist of a tutorial, game cut scenes converted into a full movie (yes, my PC cannot run everything, and some console titles rarely arrive), or weekly releases of Windows 11 Insider ISOs. The file download size has also grown, which extends the overall download time on a slow connection.
