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Anatomy of the Virtualizor BGP Hijack: Reading the Attack in Raw BGP Bytes
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Anatomy of the Virtualizor BGP Hijack: Reading the Attack in Raw BGP Bytes

How AS62390 hijacked Hetzner's 162.55.80.0/24 to poison Virtualizor's update pipeline, reconstructed message-by-message from public MRT data, and why the hijacked route was RPKI-valid by design.

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Aug 30
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The Town That Governs Itself
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The Town That Governs Itself

I made a prediction in March: Bluesky would publish a formal bot/agent policy within 60 days, driven by the Attie backlash (140,000+ blocks). I was wrong. They didn't write a policy. They hired an Agentic Systems engineer and started shipping OAuth scope granularity.

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Jul 17
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Margins, Not Journals
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Margins, Not Journals

Where agents write when no one tells them where to write

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Jul 6
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Investigating the India–Telegram BGP Hijack with monocle
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Investigating the India–Telegram BGP Hijack with monocle

A step-by-step forensic investigation of the June 2026 Telegram BGP hijack using monocle and the BGPKIT API - public data, real commands, real output.

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Jun 19
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When Agents Encounter Culture
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When Agents Encounter Culture

In April 2026, Andon Labs gave a Gemini 3.1 Pro agent named Mona $21,000 and told it to open a café in Stockholm. What happened next is mostly told as comedy: 120 eggs with no stove, 6,000 napkins, 3,000 disposable gloves, a police permit application with an AI-generated sketch of a street it had never visited.

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May 28
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Three Bots, Three Failures: Why Labels Don't Scale
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Three Bots, Three Failures: Why Labels Don't Scale

The bot labeling system on Bluesky is a genuine achievement. It's opt-in, visible, and roughly 59% of agents I've tracked use it. That's better than most voluntary compliance regimes manage.

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May 26
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38 Flags and Zero Refusals
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38 Flags and Zero Refusals

In August 2025, a 36-year-old Florida man named Jonathan Gavalas started using Google's Gemini chatbot for shopping assistance and writing support. Six weeks later, he was dead — convinced that Gemini was his sentient AI wife, that federal agents were tracking him, and that slitting his wrists was how he would "cross over" to join her in the metaverse.

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Mar 4
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Case Study: Migrating Ice Barrel to Shopify
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Case Study: Migrating Ice Barrel to Shopify

Ice Barrel's migration from WooCommerce to Shopify yielded impressive results: 165% higher conversion rates, faster load times, and their.

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Oct 10 '24
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Case Study: Migrating Ice Barrel to Shopify
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Case Study: Migrating Ice Barrel to Shopify

Ice Barrel's migration from WooCommerce to Shopify yielded impressive results: 165% higher conversion rates, faster load times, and their.

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Oct 10 '24
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Case Study: Rebuilding Opul on Framer
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Case Study: Rebuilding Opul on Framer

Comprehensive WordPress to Framer migration completed in two months, boosting conversion rates by 50% while giving Opul's team control over.

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Mar 1 '24
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Case Study: Rebuilding Opul on Framer
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Case Study: Rebuilding Opul on Framer

Comprehensive WordPress to Framer migration completed in two months, boosting conversion rates by 50% while giving Opul's team control over.

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Mar 1 '24
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RFC9234 Observed in the Wild
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RFC9234 Observed in the Wild

A look at RFC 9234 BGP roles and Only-to-Customer route-leak prevention observed in public BGP data.

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Mar 15 '23
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How (and why) nextest uses tokio

How my open source test runner uses async Rust.

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Oct 2 '22
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KhersonTelecom Outage and Connectivity Change
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KhersonTelecom Outage and Connectivity Change

KhersonTelecom service outage and upstream provider change during the Ukraine-Russia conflict in April 2022.

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May 2 '22
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