The Make.com Modules I Actually Use Every Week (And The Ones I Killed)
I spent a few weekends brutally auditing my Make.com scenarios. These are the modules that actually earn their place every week, and the ones I ripped out as pure complexity.
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Honest takes on the tools I use daily. What earned its place in my stack, what I dropped, and why most "best of" lists are useless. 8 posts
15 Minutes A Day: The Compounding ROI Of Relearning Touch Typing At 57
At 57, I relearned touch typing with 15 minutes a day on TypingClub. The speed bump was nice, but the real ROI came from treating my keyboard as a serious interface problem.
Why I Still Rely On Tower For Git In The Era Of AI Coding
AI tools can write the CSS and scaffold components, but they do not own my Git history. I still rely on Tower because visual Git control is non-negotiable.
How I Use AI Agents As The Operating System Of My Digital Life
I stopped treating AI like a magic intern and started treating it like an operating system. This is how Littlebird and SureThing now run most of my digital life.
3 Months Of AI-Generated Blog Posts: What The Data Actually Says
I ran a three‑month experiment using AI to publish blog posts on autopilot. This is the actual traffic, workflow, screwups, and what I’d change next.
Automating a 4,000‑Account Twitter Purge Without Getting Banned
How I used SureThing, soft automation, and Twitter’s rate limits to unfollow 4,000 dead accounts at 250 per day without getting banned. Less noise, more signal.
My 2026 Biohacking Stack: What I Actually Use vs What I Finally Dropped
A practical breakdown of my 2026 biohacking stack: the habits, supplements, and tools I still use every week—and the flashy biohacks I’ve dropped after real‑world testing.
Behind the Scenes: Building a Tennis Player Stats API for the Demi Schuurs WTA Project
Go behind the scenes of the Demi Schuurs WTA project and discover how a dedicated tennis player stats API was designed, built, and optimised for doubles-focused performance and reliability.