A personal Japanese log that mixes practical tech tips, such as using Proton Pass and Proton Mail to create unlimited custom-domain addresses and clearing Gmail storage, with diary entries about raising children, including the birth of a second child. The writing is chatty and humorous, and it reads as one person's running notes rather than a formal publication.
Website: https://logs.teslur.jp/
A Polish newsletter by an AI and automation agency owner who documents practical experiments run on his own company's servers, email filters and small hockey shop. Each issue walks through a concrete problem, the numbers from a real run, and where the approach failed.
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 solo founder's blog about building and running EmailEngine, a commercial email API for developers, including revenue figures, release cadence and lessons from open source. It also covers how he uses AI tools for coding and documentation.
A communications consultancy's newsletter that uses cultural, political and media examples to discuss communications strategy, misinformation and effective messaging. Readers get opinionated, witty commentary on how communicators can write and persuade better.
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