Emails That Land: A Practical Playbook for SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and Bulk Sender Rules
Gmail and Yahoo changed the rules. Here’s a clear, practical guide to authenticate email, cut spam complaints, and keep your messages in the inbox.
Peer-to-Peer Apps in the Browser: Practical WebRTC Data Channels for Multiplayer and Sharing
Build fast, private web apps that talk directly between users. Learn signaling, NAT traversal, reliability modes, backpressure, and safe deployment.
Tap to Pay on Phones: Launch Contactless Acceptance Without Terminals
A practical guide to rolling out contactless card acceptance on iPhone and Android. Architecture, security, UX, and a rollout plan that actually works.
Ambient AI Scribes in Clinics: How to Capture, Summarize, and File Notes Safely
Turn exam-room conversations into clean clinical notes. A practical guide to microphones, models, consent, EHR integration, and safety.
Synthetic Data That Holds Up: Workflows for Safer Analytics, Testing, and Model Training
A practical guide to generating and validating synthetic data that keeps utility high and privacy strong—without complex math or guesswork.
Build Trustworthy AI Workflows in Spreadsheets: Prompts, Caches, Tests, and Privacy
Spreadsheets are where work happens. Here’s how to make AI inside Excel and Google Sheets reliable, auditable, and safe without losing speed.
Automatic Redaction That Doesn’t Miss: Building Safe Pipelines for Text, Images, and Video
A practical, end‑to‑end guide to detecting and masking sensitive data in text, images, audio, and video—without slowing teams down.
Crowd‑Find Networks Explained: How Bluetooth Trackers Locate Your Stuff Without GPS
Your keys don’t have GPS. They don’t need it. Learn how billions of phones help find lost items—plus safe setup, UWB tips, and a simple DIY path.
Local‑First Apps That Keep Working: CRDTs, Fast Sync, and Simple Patterns You Can Ship
Apps that feel instant, work offline, and respect privacy are back. Here’s a practical guide to local‑first design, CRDTs, and reliable sync.
Radar in Everyday Tech: What mmWave Sensors Do at Home, in Cars, and on Your Desk
Tiny radars are slipping into rooms, laptops, and cars. Here’s how they sense motion, what they’re good at, and how to use them responsibly.