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- Scope your GitHub tokenGiving an AI access to your GitHub without letting it break things
- The invisible text testPrompt injection you can see for yourself
- One folder, not your driveConnecting AI to your company files without handing over everything
- Break your own service on purpose and time how long until anything tells youTake your own site down in a controlled way, with your phone in the state it is actually in at 2am, and write down how long you sat there not knowing
- Set a cloud spending limit and find out it is not a limitSet a budget on your cloud account, then discover it only sends a message, and wire the part that actually stops the spending
- Cap what a smart contract can spendSet a spending limit when you connect a wallet, revoke the unlimited approvals you already granted, and confirm the cap holds
- Find the automation that stopped working weeks agoOpen the run history on everything you automated and find the one that quietly stopped, because a dead automation and a quiet week look identical
- Check whether your site's encryption is ready for quantumRead the key exchange your own site negotiates, and turn on the post-quantum one if your host already offers it
- Build a cron job that watches somethingBuild a scheduled job in Go that watches a page or price and messages you when it changes
- Work out whether the EU AI Act applies to youTen minutes to find out whether you're in scope, which role you're in, and what you would have to show
- Encrypt the files that still have to be secret in 2040Find the handful of files with a long confidentiality life and encrypt them so a future computer cannot open them
- Block bad pushes with a git hookWire a pre-push git hook that runs knip and blocks the push when it finds dead code
- Measure whether AI is actually saving you timeRun a two week test on your own work, because the best controlled study found people were slower while believing they were faster
- Pick your cloud region on carbon, not just on latencyLook up the grid your regions actually run on, find the spread, and set the rule for the next thing you deploy
- See what your wallet address tells a strangerLook up an address you own on a block explorer and read the history anyone else can already read
- Review code you can't readReviewing AI-written code when you can't read code
- Work out which of your data outlives its own encryptionSort what you hold by how long it has to stay private, then trace one item to every copy of it you forgot about
- Ship a static site to the edgeTake a plain HTML folder live on a custom domain, with automatic deploys
- Restore one file from your backup and prove it opensPick one file that matters, restore it somewhere safe, open it, and turn that into a drill you repeat
- Test whether your AI can actually find your documentsAsk it twenty questions you already know the answers to, because a retrieval failure never announces itself
- Write your deploy down, then watch somebody else follow itWrite the deploy as steps, hand it to another person, and say nothing at all while they run it
- Prove a file existed on a date, without a notaryStamp a document's fingerprint onto a public blockchain for free, and check the proof yourself
- Find out which country your customer data is actually stored inOpen the console of whatever you host on and find the region, then check where the backups and logs went
- Find every device that can still get into your accountsOpen the device list on your Apple and Google accounts, remove what you no longer use, and check the removal actually held