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LIFE HACK: Never Pay Full Price for Microsoft Certs

I am now 3X Microsoft certified and I haven’t paid a single dollar for the exams. I’ve always used Microsoft’s virtual training day sessions or similar programs to get free training and earn an exam voucher.

Can’t wait to put this voucher to good use. Microsoft recently revamped their Cloud certs to focus more on Agentic AI on what they now call Azure Foundry. Very exciting stuff.

Let me know in the comments if you want the link to their training days.

Google just dropped Antigravity 2.0 at I/O 2026 — and I got my hands on it. 👀
With the new Gemini 3.5 model, I built a fully working Pac-Man game in under 60 seconds. From ONE prompt. 🎮🚀
In my latest video I break down everything that's new, how to set it up, connect it to GitHub, and put the new model to the test — all in plain English, no jargon.
If you're into AI tools, automation, or just want to see where this tech is heading, this one's for you.
🔗 Full video on YouTube — link in the comments 👇
Are you switching to Antigravity 2.0, or sticking with your current setup? Drop your take below.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman WIN lawsuit from Elon Musk, the court has found them not liable.

Your Claude Code credits will increase thanks to Elon Musk 🚀

Anthropic just locked in a massive compute partnership with SpaceX to supercharge its infrastructure. The deal secures the total capacity of the Colossus 1 data center, adding a staggering 300+ megawatts of power to the grid within the month.

More hardware means higher limits. Here’s what’s changing effective today:

📈 The Upgrades:
Claude Code Power-Up: Rate limits for the 5-hour window are doubled for Pro, Max, and Team plans.

Peak Hours are Over: The limit reductions during peak hours for Pro and Max plans have been officially removed.

API Boost: Rate limits for Opus models are seeing a substantial increase for developers.

Between this SpaceX deal and other recent compute expansions, the bottlenecks are disappearing. It’s a massive win for anyone building with Claude who needs more speed and less downtime. 💻✨

Codex just landed directly in Chrome for macOS and Windows.

It’s gotten a major boost in how it handles apps and sites within the browser, but the real win is the parallel processing. It can now work across multiple background tabs simultaneously without hijacking your screen or interrupting your workflow.

How to set it up:
Ready to let it run in the background? Just install the Chrome plugin via the Codex app to get started.

With the new Chrome extension, Codex is basically a cheat code for the boring stuff. It flies through repetitive browser work—like navigating messy structured pages or handling those mind-numbing data entry flows.

The secret sauce is what's happening under the hood: it actually writes and runs its own code in real-time to navigate sites and knock out tasks for you.