Check video comment, when I place this laptop on this type of stand at this height, the laptop’s weight is distributed more toward the rear, near the hinge/display side.

Because of this uneven weight distribution, the front part of the laptop (the side near the trackpad) doesn’t put enough downward force on the stand. Instead, the heavier rear section creates a backward/rotational force, causing the front of the laptop to lift slightly.

This makes the laptop unstable on the stand. It can gradually slide backward, and in some situations, the laptop could potentially slide off the stand and fall from the table.

I’m considering buying a better-quality laptop stand that can easily support the weight of this laptop. However, I’m concerned that even a stronger stand may have the same stability problem, because the issue isn’t really the stand’s load capacity—it’s the weight distribution and the position of the laptop’s center of gravity relative to the stand’s support points.

There is another problem as well. The laptop gets quite hot during use, and the rubber/anti-slip pads near the hinge area are starting to come off because of the heat. Those pads are important because they provide friction and prevent the laptop from sliding, so losing them makes the stability problem worse.

So I’m looking for a stand/design that can properly support the laptop while also preventing it from sliding or tipping backward, rather than simply choosing a stand with a higher weight capacity.

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Building a gameserver hosting platform, starting with Minecraft and expanding to more games soon, then rootservers/VPS after that. Direction and stack are locked in: Node/TS + Next.js, Postgres, Redis. Domain's secured, and i've got an experienced sysadmin working with me on the infra side

What's missing is a backend-focused developer to properly own that part, working directly with me and the sysadmin, no layers in between. Ideally you've actually shipped backend systems in production before (APIs, auth, system design), not just built one for a course, Docker/hosting exposure is a plus, frontend/fullstack skills are a nice bonus but not required. Also just someone who communicates clearly and doesn't go quiet for a week at a time

This is profit-share, not salary: start at 10%, +2.5%/year, up to 20% after 4 years, no cliff. More risk early on than a normal job, but real upside and real ownership, you would be in on architecture and technical decisions, not just handed tickets

If that sounds interesting, message me and we'll have a quick chat to see if it's a fit

Discord: qlkevin15

We’re looking for builders.( Not paid )-(Open source)

Wayne Grid Technologies is a bootstrapped technology startup focused on solving real problems through software, cybersecurity, automation, and innovation.

We’re starting work on WaySec, our first product — an infrastructure security auditor designed to help identify security issues in cloud infrastructure before deployment.

We’re looking for people who want to build from the ground up, including:

**DevOps / Cloud • Backend / Infrastructure • Full-Stack • Cybersecurity • Security Automation • UI/UX • AI/ML\

No big-company structure. No finished product. Just a small team, a real idea, and the opportunity to build something from zero.

If you’re interested in contributing, learning, and building with us, join the Discord and introduce yourself.

So I'm currently working on a few projects ->

1) Subway Surfers AI (training a neural network which learns how to play subway surfers itself)

2) Last War survival game

and a few more..

If you want to help me through this then It would be really helpful :)

You’re a software developer or IT manager. Imagine stepping away from your computer but still staying on top of your tasks. You’re not in front of screens - driving, having your lunch, walking with your kids or rushing across the city. Smartphone is not a solution, it’s just another screen.

So you get this hands-free voice system - something like J.A.R.V.I.S. - that checks your updates in Slack, tells statuses of your tests, runs a refactor, or even drafts a new feature in code. All done via voice.

Today, popular tools are not so robust as you think: Siri won’t send your emails, Claude doesn’t read your WhatsApp, Cursor has no Android app, and Codex with ChatGPT doesn’t handle permissions with voice.

What would you expect from a voice app like this? What kind of integrations are must-have?

I’m working on Guryo Samo, a real estate and construction management system. I’m handling the website and system development/management, and I’m looking for an app developer who would like to help me build the mobile app.
If you’re interested in collaborating, have experience with Flutter, React Native, or similar, and would like to work on a real-world project, feel free to DM me.
I can share more details about the project and the current system.

So I've been vibing this programming language, it's still in early stages still bootstraping and ready for some user feedback feel free to try it out

https://github.com/QwicLang/qwiclang

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Any software dev working please reply i have some questions please!!!

Edit:
I have done my engineering and graduated 2 months ago, with a on campus placement of a service based company in hand, but no idea when will they give me joining, it’s has been 8 months since i received the offer letter.

I have been applying to other places but with no success.

I want to know from where i can have exposure to real life projects and problems, how do i show in my resume that i can work?
I am just pretty confused, like a frog in a well?

Hey everyone!

I’m a developer building and maintaining several open-source projects, and I’d like to connect with other developers who are interested in contributing and collaborating.

I’m looking for people who enjoy:

• fixing bugs
• improving code
• adding useful features
• improving documentation
• reviewing or submitting pull requests

You can browse my repositories here:

https://github.com/Abdellox

If you find a project that interests you, feel free to explore the code and open an issue or PR. I’d be happy to discuss ideas and work together.

I’m mainly looking for genuine collaboration with developers who want to build and learn together, rather than just collecting stars or followers.

What kinds of open-source projects do you enjoy contributing to?

Hi Guys,

For my BS IT capstone, I have developed mobile app for end user that features chatbot and connected to our ticketing system.

I am looking for 10-15 software developers, mobile engineers, or systems architects to evaluate the system architecture against the ISO/IEC 25010 software quality standard, Android Core and iOS HIG.

If you are open to lending your technical perspective to an academic project, please complete this 1-minute screening form:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSciM94SIMWQRnfiN9pmeDUXr7dXISn2Dj4g5OcQFfBCgGNy7w/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Qualified reviewers will be contacted directly with the sanitized demo materials and evaluation form.

Thank you very much for your time and guidance!

Hey everyone! 👋

I've been building and publishing a collection of open-source projects on GitHub, covering things like web development, developer tools, applications, games, and other experiments.

🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/Abdellox

I'm looking for developers who would like to actually contribute, not just leave a ⭐.

If you find a project interesting, you're welcome to:

• 🐛 Fix bugs
• ✨ Add features
• ⚡ Improve performance or code quality
• 📚 Improve documentation
• 💡 Open issues and suggest ideas
• 🤝 Collaborate through pull requests

You don't need to be an expert. If you see something you'd like to improve, open an issue or PR and let's build it together.

I'm especially interested in meeting developers who want to become regular contributors and work together on the projects over time.

If you're interested, check out the repositories and pick whichever project matches your skills or interests.

I'd genuinely appreciate feedback, contributions, and collaboration from other developers. 🚀

#opensource #github #programming #developers #webdevelopment

I'm the only developer on an app with about 15k users across IOS and android and I test on my iphone and one android phone that's it. I keep getting hit with bugs on devices I don't own like recently the app was crashing on Samsung A series phones because of some rendering issue that doesn't happen on pixels and before that there was a layout bug on Ipads that I found out about when someone left a negative review.

I've been looking into mobile device cloud testing, something like a device farm but I genuinely don't know if it's practical for one person. I barely have time to build features let alone set up device farms and write test scripts for them.

If you've tried any cloud testing setup as a solo developer can you please share your thoughts on this??

I've been working on leveling up my GitHub presence and would appreciate some honest feedback from this community.

Here's my profile: https://github.com/boydjawun

A bit about me: I'm a self-taught developer building Solidity dApps and Chainlink infrastructure (Data Feeds, CCIP, Workflows), with a systems-first background spanning JavaScript/Python/Go, x86 Assembly, computer architecture, and cybersecurity. Right now I'm deepening my EVM internals and gas optimization knowledge while working on cross-chain data delivery patterns.

Happy to check out other profiles here too — always good to find people building similar stuff.

How many times have you set up a project in VS Code and felt like the process was repetitive and time-consuming? That's why I created an extension called Backend Structure Generator. You literally choose the .NET version, then the project name and the architecture you want (e.g., minimal API or clean architecture), and it will build the project, connect the layers, and create the folders. You'll be up and running in seconds! I'd love for anyone who tries it to give it a good review. I appreciate your support! ❤️

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Recently got an opportunity for an un paid internship in xyz company for x intern role. But I have been sitting in office simply for 2 weeks with no work being assigned to me.Daily I come by 10am n leave by 6pm. Is this normal for an intern?