Implement AES-256 Encryption and Decryption in C#: A Beginner-Friendly Guide

Introduction In this guide, we will explore how to implement AES-256 encryption and decryption in C# using the System.Security.Cryptography namespace. AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) is a widely used encryption algorithm that provides robust security for sensitive data. With just a few lines of code, you can encrypt and decrypt strings, making this approach ideal for…

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Bryan Bros Golf: Youtube Golf ALT Shot Championship

A crew of YouTube golfers got together for a wild “Alternate Shot Championship” at Paynes Valley, and it sounds like things got pretty chaotic. The video’s description is also a one-stop-shop for promotions, packed with shoutouts to other creators and loaded with discount codes and links for gear from brands like Bruce Bolt, Rhoback, and…

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Implementing “Did you mean …?” Suggestions

Introduction A lot of software that parses commands (such as git) or compilers, when you specify something that’s unknown, perhaps by having made a typo, offer “did you mean …?” suggestions to be helpful. For example, given the following C program: #include int main() { print( “hello, world!\n” ); } Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen…

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🎨 Code Meets Design — The Portfolio of Amelia Wattenberger

Amelia Wattenberger blends engineering precision with visual storytelling. Her portfolio is a masterclass in building interactive, data-driven experiences on the web. 💡 What you’ll find: Deep dives on front-end topics like React, D3, & data visualization Beautifully designed, scroll-driven explainers (e.g., how React works under the hood) Interactive experiments that make learning intuitive Her book:…

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Remote Desktop Monitoring: Securing Remote Access in the Digital Workplace

In today’s digital workplace, remote desktop tools have become essential for IT operations. These tools allow system administrators to maintain systems, deploy software, troubleshoot issues, and support users from anywhere. Whether it’s IT staff helping employees with technical problems, remote workers accessing office computers, or vendors providing support to clients, remote connections are now fundamental…

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Show us your open-source project

Hello everyone 👋 I’m Antonio – CEO at Litlyx. I’d love to start a **public exchange of feedback and showcases **around our open-source projects. The idea: share your project, get visibility, and give/receive constructive feedback 🚀 Let me go first with mine: Project: Litlyx 👉 githubShort description: Cookie-less, AI-powered website analytics platform. Fully GDPR-compliant by…

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Waterfall Model – DEV Community

The Waterfall Model in software engineering is one of the earliest approaches to software development. It follows a strict linear sequence where each stage must be completed before moving to the next. While it is simple and well-structured, it also has several limitations that modern methodologies attempt to solve. What Is the Waterfall Model? The…

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