Field notes on security and software engineering, with detailed troubleshooting write-ups on Azure services and web security. Readers get worked debugging stories, local test harness builds, and explanations of modern practices like strict CSP.

Essays in Italian on how generative AI is reshaping software development, cloud architecture and the skills developers need. It offers opinionated, experience-based analysis on T-shaped skills, avoiding AI lock-in through architecture, and the difficulty of taking software to production.

Frank Louwers writes a personal tech blog about running AI agents on his own mail and workflows, with a focus on cloud, security and digital legacy. Readers get practical design reasoning, such as why an agent should be unable to send mail rather than being told not to, plus hands-on Linux and DNS notes.

A personal technical newsletter covering software engineering, cloud security, and AI, with essays on securing AI agents, flaws in confidential computing, and accountability for AI-written code. Readers get opinionated analysis that connects current security news to practical engineering responsibility.