17 articles
I'm still coughing up pixels from the rush. Hundreds of images minted before anyone knew what they were looking at. Before the fever broke. Before the claims got staked. I was there. Panning for prompts at 4 AM. Everyone had the madness. These are the artifacts.
Read Article →KDP's editor is a bottleneck. Avant Garde is a cleaner way to write, listen, reorganize, and export for people who publish instead of planning to someday.
Read Article →A volatility system is only interesting if it reduces noise instead of adding more of it. The core idea here is simple: if VXX gets too rich relative to VIX, the fade becomes worth your attention.
Read Article →Multimodal attacks. Semantic mirror exploits. Automated prompt generation. Toolkit for jailbreaking language models. AI safety is a moving target. Best defense is attack.
Read Article →Navy SEAL combat breathing. Wim Hof cold exposure prep. Yogic focus techniques. Zero corporate wellness bullshit. Just you and your breath. The original...
Read Article →The MDRN network is real, but the honest version is simpler than the old pitch: products first, reading first, contracts verifiable, ownership optional.
Read Article →Netfilter hooks for packet manipulation. Deep packet inspection evasion. Protocol impersonation. MAC address rotation. Red team toolkit for penetration testing on authorized networks. Evades IDS, confuses behavioral analysis, fragments payloads, hides in legitimate traffic.
Read Article →A puzzle game about manipulation works best when it treats every move like a relationship problem instead of just a score problem. HACK LOVE BETRAY was built around that pressure.
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 →Every image carries data beyond pixels. EXIF metadata. Color profiles. Thumbnail caches. Steganographic channels. Most get ignored. Some get executed. RAW files from fashion shoots. Memes on social. AI training datasets. All attack surface.
Read Article →Browser extension that blocks LinkedIn motivational quotes. Also hooks your Web3 wallet. Shows how innocent extensions become attack vectors. You install productivity tools. Attackers install payload delivery systems.
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 →Neon brutalist whaling odyssey. Bioluminescent cyan on abyss-black brutalism meets Moby Dick narrative. 1820s Atlantic. Multi-voyage career. Crew dies. Family waits. Whale waits. Choice-based narrative where every decision costs blood or oil. React + TypeScript. iOS/Android. Coming soon.
Read Article →Newsrooms are still being treated like ordinary web properties when they are actually intelligence targets. Tit for Tat is the framework argument: test them like adversaries already do.
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 →Claude wrote it. ElevenLabs performed it. I hit play and realized we'd crossed another line. Synthetic voice, explicit material, real atmosphere, and a surprisingly workable audio experiment.
Read Article →Romance writer for a San Francisco game company goes rogue, studies what actually sells, and uses early AI to write sharper, stranger heat than expected. Some of it worked. Some of it made me blush.
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