Month: October 2025

Did you know that your daily messages on chats like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger are encrypted thanks to this man? Considered a late cypherpunk and anarchist, Matthew Rosenfeld (better known as Moxie Marlinspike) is a remarkable American cryptographer and creator of privacy-focused digital tools for everyone. Marlinspike was born in the early eighties, grew up … Read more

We’re watching something pretty wild unfold right now. AI agents aren’t just chatting anymore, they’re starting to spend money. Your AI assistant might soon book your flight, renew your subscriptions, or order your groceries. Which, honestly, sounds convenient until you stop and think: wait, who’s making sure this thing doesn’t go rogue with my credit … Read more

The internet began as a distributed network designed to resist single points of failure and maintain communication even under attack. The Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET) embodied principles of decentralization and fault tolerance that seemed to promise genuine freedom of expression. Each node operated independently without reliance on central authorities. However, the commercialization of … Read more

Till now we: Set up and configured the Raspberry Pi Zero W Remotely accessed the Pi from a mobile phone over a hotspot Captured the WPA Handshake :::warning Disclaimer: Everything shown in this blog was performed within legal boundaries and with full authorization from the network owner. This content is strictly for educational purposes. The … Read more

Building in the times of change is both a blessing and a curse. There are so many problems to solve – yet so many variables changing at every step of the journey, making long-term plans and projections increasingly obsolete. This has happened to us, too. Just as we seemingly found our perfect product-market fit, things … Read more

Dharmesh Shah, HubSpot’s co-founder, recently said SEO was “dead” on a podcast. Coming from one of the architects of inbound marketing, that statement lands hard. But like most “X is dead” claims in tech, the reality is less about endings and more about evolution. SEO has not disappeared. Instead, it has split into new forms … Read more

Users today expect applications to be fast and responsive, which can be a challenge when dealing with resource-intensive tasks. Instead of making a user wait for a report to generate, a video to process, or a large file to be uploaded, you can offload these tasks to the background. This is where asynchronous processing comes … Read more

In my view, we should resist this creeping enclosure. The Moon is not a new colony; it is a shared scientific laboratory and cultural heritage site. To honour the Outer Space Treaty’s promise that outer space is the province of all humankind, we need an inclusive regime that provides legal certainty for private actors while … Read more

Yes, I’m using an example of the sci-fi movie Event Horizon, a 1997 science fiction film directed by Paul Anderson and written by Philip Eisner. There are moments when science fiction doesn’t merely imagine the future – “It haunts it. “ In the 1997 cult-classic film Event Horizon, a spacecraft disappears during a test of … Read more

With the artificial intelligence ecosystem rapidly growing with different systems being built, it has reached its inflection point. While billions are being poured into ever larger models, these expenses do not reflect the ROI with 42% of these projects delivering zero ROI, and 88% of proof of concept not getting to production. The issue isn’t … Read more

Exploring the challenges and insights of vibe coding with AI and the importance of traditional software development skills.

When Google announced “Adaptive Timeout” in Android 15, I had a moment of déjà vu — I’d built the same core functionality back in 2015. Here’s the story of how an indie developer anticipated one of tech’s biggest trends by nearly a decade. What if I told you that an individual developer had solved Android’s … Read more

AI won’t replace us, infact it’ll reconnect us. Here’s how natural intelligence is meeting artificial intelligence, not as rivals, but as partners in a shared conscious future. I used to be a skeptic. A hardcore one. When Sophia—the humanoid robot with Audrey Hepburn’s face and a Saudi passport started making headlines, I rolled my eyes. … Read more

A few weeks ago, I landed a client on LinkedIn for a freelance job. It was a startup project in San Francisco, about $350. Not bad until PayPal held it, the banks dragged their feet, and exchange rates took a big bite. By the time it landed in my account, that $350 didn’t feel like … Read more

Investing in 2025 feels like walking a tightrope over a canyon while a storm brews below. Interest rates, which have been climbing for years, appear to have finally peaked and now are creeping downward. Growth stocks that were crushed under the weight of borrowing costs are suddenly glimmering again. But even with rates falling, the … Read more

The world’s moving at a pace that’d make a cheetah look slow. We’re knee-deep in a tidal wave of tech advancements, radical business paradigm shifts, and full-blown cultural transformations. Trying to predict what comes next? That’s the ultimate quest, and it takes more than a hunch. In the trenches of Customer Relationship Management (CRM), there’s … Read more