Category Sector
Things noticed along the way.
8 articles
A war-journal essay and a direct address to the Department of Defense. A friend flown down over Fallujah, September 11th from the Brooklyn waterfront, and the counter-drone early-warning work that is the closest thing to a time machine. Detection, not mitigation. Built in her honor.
Read Article →Trying to permanently clear old 'Shared with me' clutter out of a personal Drive account led to a clean, live-verified dead end: the public Drive API gives a non-owner no way to revoke their own access, on any file, at any permission level.
Read Article →Cynthia's on your desk and she's been waiting to fulfill your needs. Private lines, classified frequencies, strictly confidential, one system prompt and she's all yours.
Read Article →Before AI dev, red-teaming, and terminal-native evaluation work, there was the phone room: 3 a.m. wake-ups, 300 calls a day, 2008 from the inside, and one ugly Wall Street truth that still holds. If it is public, it is late. After that, the only intelligent question is what kind of value is still left in it.
Read Article →YouTube Premium costs $18/month. Mute Tube is free forever. The cat-and-mouse game between YouTube's ad detection and community evasion techniques has been running for years. YouTube updates detection. Extensions adapt. Users win. Open-source DOM manipulation beats server-side ad injection. This is the technical breakdown of winning.
Read Article →macOS gets sentimental about its own residue. Hidden Bastard was built for the moment when your storage is full, the obvious files are gone, and the real problem is all the clutter the system never volunteered to mention.
Read Article →Some days rage bounces off. Other days it sticks. Stop pretending you have infinite willpower. Build a browser extension that replaces toxic comments with a giant sun. Local keyword filter + optional AI check. No corporate wellness speak. Just: protect your peace with code.
Read Article →KDP's editor is invasive, mean, and built by people who don't write long work. Color psychology wasn't a theory on a set, it was operational. The app came from that.
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