Geek & Culture
Portable monitor under €200: the nomad setup that fits in a bag
I resisted buying a portable monitor for a long time. I thought it was a gimmick, fragile, reserved…
SEO & Visibility
GEO: let’s stop pretending we know what it is
Yes, I used AI to write this article. Because after reading post after post about GEO on LinkedIn,…
Geek & Culture
AI Killed My Product Owner Job. Spoiler: I Became a Product Builder.
Did AI really kill the Product Owner role? Not exactly. It killed the boring version of it. A…
Geek & Culture
Writing with AI: do you really need to hide it?
Everyone uses AI to write. Everyone pretends they don't. What if we stopped this little theatre?
Cyber Security
Your WordPress plugin hasn’t been updated in 14 months. Good luck.
An outdated WordPress plugin is an open door for a bot scanning millions of sites. No paranoia, just…
Geek & Culture
What your Friday afternoon browsing history says about you.
Dear manager, this is absolutely not my case! It’s 2:30pm. You are officially working. Your boss thinks you’re…
Geek & Culture
The “quick win” ticket that takes 3 sprints. Anatomy of a collective lie.
Estimated at 2 days. Delivered in 3 sprints. The "quick win" ticket is the best shared lie in…
Geek & Culture
Your backlog looks like your Steam library of unfinished games. And that’s fine.
94 games in the Steam library. 6 finished. And a Jira backlog that gives you exactly the same…
SEO & Visibility
Google updates are like red lights on your morning commute. You hate them. They’re there for a reason.
Back on the bike this morning, Marcel Sembat to Opéra. Between two red lights, one obvious truth: Google…
Cyber Security
My digital boarding pass. Nice QR code. But what’s actually inside?
Spoiler alert: no, that’s not my real boarding pass in the image. I’ll explain exactly why in the…
Geek & Culture
In Madrid, I worked from a terrace. And nobody asked if I was “really” working.
Three days in Madrid working from a terrace. Nobody counted my hours. The deliverables came out anyway. Vancouver…
Cyber Security
Madrid’s free wifi. Free for whom, exactly?
I've been in Madrid for a few days. Open wifi networks everywhere — terraces, Tim Hortons, public squares.…