So I recently installed a browser extension on a VM that lets an AI assistant control my browser. Click things, fill out forms, navigate pages. Basically a little digital co-pilot sitting in my Chrome tabs. Pretty cool stuff to play around with. Then I saw the disclaimer. “Malicious actors can hide instructions in websites, emails,…
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Mastercraft Garage Door Opener and HomeLink. The Fix That Worked and the Security Problem I Didn’t Expect
I have two Mastercraft garage door openers from Canadian Tire. Model 046-1401-2, the 1/2 HP chain drive smart opener. I grabbed them on sale for under $200 each. They work fine, they’re quiet, and for the price I had zero complaints. But when I went to program my Ram 1500’s HomeLink system to work with…
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What Agentic Engineering Actually Looks Like (From a Solo Developer Who Uses It Daily)
A few months ago, I pointed an AI at some code I wrote years ago and asked it to tear it apart. Find the architectural problems. Tell me what I did wrong. It did. And honestly? It stung a little. Issues I’d overlooked as the codebase grew. Decisions that made sense at the time but…
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AI Coding in 2026: Architects, Builders, and Kids with Crayons
If you’ve been paying attention to the AI hype machine lately, you’ve probably heard terms like “vibe coding” and “agentic engineering” thrown around. Maybe you’ve tried them yourself. Maybe you took someone else’s code and “fixed it”. Maybe you’ve watched someone on YouTube build an entire SaaS app in 20 minutes and thought, “Well, I…
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Why Vibe Coding Fails: It’s Not the AI, It’s What You’re Telling It
You’ve probably seen the posts. “I built a SaaS in a weekend with AI.” “From idea to launch in 48 hours.” Maybe you’ve tried it yourself, typed something like “build me a task manager app,” and watched code appear on screen. It works. Sort of. Until it doesn’t. The difference between vibe coding and agentic…
Battlefield and EA Secure Boot Issues: When Anti-Cheat Bricks Your PC
Secure Boot has become the latest gatekeeper for PC gaming thanks to EA’s launcher and its Battlefield series. Battlefield 2042 enforces Secure Boot for anti-cheat, and Battlefield 6 is already showing the same requirement in its beta. For some players it is just an annoyance. For others it leads to a full-on system failure that…
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Unlock Your Potential: Garmin Epix Gen 2 Review After Two Weeks
For the past two weeks, I’ve been testing out the Garmin Epix Gen 2, transitioning from my previous Pixel Watch 2. This switch has been quite an experience, and I’m excited to share my thoughts on this impressive piece of technology. Unmatched Display Quality One of the first things that stood out to me with…
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Exciting News for Wear OS Users!
I’ve got some fascinating updates for you from the world of Wear OS. It seems like Google has been gearing up to introduce a new grid-view app drawer, and I’m here to give you the lowdown on what this means for your smartwatch experience. Currently, navigating through apps on Wear OS involves scrolling through a…