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What to do when your phone is hit with simultaneous verification codes from Cash App, Venmo, and other services. Exploring the anatomy of automated phone-targeted attacks, OTP storms, SIM swap risks, and practical defense steps.
How to bridge dynamic PaaS servers (like Replit) to shielded AWS private databases using programmatic SSH tunnels in Node.js.
Stop stashing your changes and context switching. Learn how Git worktrees create clean, parallel directory structures for your feature branches.
Announcing the release of Vanilla Gorilla on GitHub and the create-vanilla-gorilla CLI tool for scaffolding minimalist, lightning-fast static sites pre-optimized for agentic workflows.
Exploring how Exhibit A is leveraging agentic AI workflows to revolutionize static site development and content delivery.
This is my first markdown-based blog post. I've been experimenting, with the help of Antigravity and Claude Code assistants. We've been able to convert this site from WordPress to a static, plain...
How is it possible that I have been fully unaware of Windows Terminal? Where has this been all my life? It is interesting that as I spend more time working with AI agents/tools that I've been...
Previously, the easiest way to add an SSL certificate to an EC2 instance (and still the Amazon recommended way it appears) has been to create a certificate (free) from Amazon through the certificate manager and then adding that cert to a CloudFront or ELB instance (both of which cost money). I’ve been successful in using …
I’m sure that many of you c# programmers know this already but I’m posting this here more as a way to reinforce this in my own brain as I seem to forget this… When you have an object that you want to apply a number of methods to, the order of processing will always be …
Amazon recently announced the availability of native backups to and from RDS for MS SQL. This is fantastic news for those of us used to working in the SQL world. More importantly, it provides a MUCH easier way to move your SQL data into and out of your RDS instance(s). While getting things set up …
