AI is sweeping away all that we once knew. These are some exercises that might help you land on your feet.
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Enjoying Takeout With Claude
A Google account Takeout, of course …
As you’ll recall from Intrusion Phone Tradecraft, we again have a bit of an investigation going. This is the first one of these I’ve done involving using both the Gmail Takeout feature and the signal-e...
Fail Closed VPNs
Since we’re back into investigations now.
This Substack turned firmly and quite finally from conflict tradecraft over a year ago … and yet self protection matters, and I guess we still do investigations around here, as evidenced by Intrusi...
Persistent Mac NanoClaw
An always on agent I don’t have to babysit.
I vented Thursday morning in Just Assume The User Is Stupid, but after sleeping on it, I went back at my NanoClaw implementation that evening. Now I’ve got a Claude based agent that wakes up when...
Just Assume The User Is Stupid
AI agent misfeatures on display.
Right at the start of the year OpenClaw took the AI world by storm. This agent promised to connect and automate everything. A month later UwU Underground neatly summed up the experience with Cooked On Main.
Conquering Cloudflare
To be fair, it DOES have a tab for launching space shuttles.
The last several weeks have been filled with equal measures of conflict and interruptions. I have had tasks to complete for myself, due to the end of Minowa, and for others who a...
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