The subreddit r/victoriajustice is reopening after previously going dark in protest against Reddit's API pricing changes and poor treatment of moderators. The decision was made under pressure to continue serving the community despite unresolved issues with Reddit's policies.

The article provides information on the availability of production APIs from Empower Retirement, indicating that all services are currently operational. It outlines the scheduled maintenance window for enhancements, which occurs every Sunday from 12:00 am to 12:00 pm MST, and notes that deployments take place on the second weekend of each month, potentially causing temporary latency. Users can seek support for any issues through the contact options provided.

Centia.io offers a secure SQL API that allows users to query data over HTTP or WebSocket with support for JSON-RPC methods. It features built-in security measures such as OAuth2, row-level security, and rate limiting, making it a developer-friendly solution backed by Postgres. The platform provides intuitive SDKs and a friendly CLI for data management.

The article provides documentation on the System.LongBool type in RAD Studio, defining it as a 32-bit Boolean type that can hold True or False values. It explains that a LongBool variable occupies 4 bytes of memory and is used for compatibility with other programming languages and operating system libraries. Additional related types such as ByteBool and WordBool are also mentioned.

The article introduces an unofficial API client for the NotebookLM Enterprise, built using Rust, which provides both a command-line interface (CLI) and a Python SDK. It addresses various challenges in using the NotebookLM API, such as authentication complexities, manual request construction, and error handling, aiming to make the API more accessible and user-friendly for developers. The project includes installation instructions and quick start examples for both the CLI and Python SDK.