I go where my curiosity takes me. I build things, test new technology, and show what actually happens.
Right now, that’s mostly AI and Bitcoin. Expect experiments, software, wins, failures, and weird detours.
I don’t know where it all leads. That’s kind of the point.
Before you start Codex or Claude Code, check which folder you're starting it from.
A security firm reported that a plain text file sitting in a Downloads folder could give coding agents instructions: change their settings, install a package, expose login tokens.
Coding agents read instruction files like AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md. So:
→ start agents from your project folder, not ~/Downloads or your home folder
→ open any instruction file you didn't write
→ treat a new package install as a red flag
Source: Forever Security’s report on the malicious instruction file found in a customer’s Downloads folder.
forever.security/blog/hijack…
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I own 108.eth and ashe.eth. Here's how the new multi-year renewal discounts could affect me:
• 108.eth: $640 → $440/year (3 years)
• ashe.eth: $160 → $90/year (6 years)
A quick 40-second breakdown of what's changing.
#ENS #Ethereum
Great news for .eth holders
A new multi-year discount structure will apply across all name lengths:
• 2 years: 12.5% off
• 3–5 years: ~31% off
• 6+ years: ~44% off
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First, pricing.
The base price for 3- and 4-character names stays the same, while 5+ character names move to $8/year.
A new multi-year discount structure will apply across all name lengths:
• 2 years: 12.5% off
• 3–5 years: ~31% off
• 6+ years: ~44% off
Full article here: coindesk.com/tech/2026/10/16…
I gave an AI agent an SEO job. Now it works without me.
Every day it finds 5 new sites, creates accounts where possible, verifies emails, and tracks everything.
No daily prompts. No babysitting.
Here's my full HyperAgent walkthrough:
youtu.be/_MAhfwQxdvA













