Conditional Access Exceptions Should Begin with Discovery
An exception is not just a configuration convenience. It changes where a requirement applies. Discovery must come before any trade-off decision.
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Passkey Readiness Before Enforcement
Enabling and registering passkeys is not the same as enforcing them. A useful readiness record keeps those gates separate.
A Windows Security Baseline Rollout Needs an Evidence Trail
A Windows baseline is not complete because a policy exists. Separate configuration, device application and acceptance, then leave evidence the next engineer can use.
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Felix: Building a Workday Assistant Without Giving It the Wheel
How I am combining direct planning conversations, Notion, a physical notebook and bounded background preparation—with Felix helping rather than quietly taking control.
Omarchy Is Interesting for More Than Its Looks
I enjoy Omarchy, but the bigger idea is an operating system that gives agents the tools and guidance to help people shape their own computers.
OpenLTM: Memory That Survives the Next Conversation
What changed in OpenLTM 2.17, why it matters, and how an editorial agent uses persistent memory without treating it as unquestionable truth.
