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• [PUBLICATIONS] Private but Credible: Domain, Hosting and Mail That Google and AI Search Still Trust 2026-10-11

  How to keep your personal details out of public records while staying the kind of site Google ranks and AI engines cite — across domain registration, hosting and email, targeting North America and Japan. The rule that resolves the tension: redact the person, publish the entity, and never fabricate one.

• [BLOG] One Encrypted Card, Three Operating Systems: What Actually Works for Free 2026-10-11

  Encrypting an SD card or external SSD so a finder gets nothing, using only free tools, when the same disk has to work on an Android phone, a MacBook and a Windows laptop. The honest answer is that Android is the constraint, and which device needs to write decides the whole approach.

• [PUBLICATIONS] Buying Tokens for Autonomous Agents: Who Sells API Credit, and What It Costs 2026-10-06

  The companion articles covered subscriptions, which an autonomous agent cannot use. This one covers metered API tokens — what the big-tech vendors charge, what you can buy from outside the US, and what the Chinese labs charge, plus the spend tiers and token amplification that bite long before the per-token price does.

• [PUBLICATIONS] If the Big Labs Block You: Every Alternative That Trains Its Own Models 2026-10-05

  One list of every independent developer that trains its own models and sells self-serve access — text and code, images, video. No big tech, no Chinese developers, no research projects you'd have to host yourself. Twelve companies, with prices and where each one is weaker than the leaders.

• [PUBLICATIONS] Chinese AI Services: Which Ones You Can Actually Sign Up For, and What They Offer 2026-10-05

  Most Chinese AI services are reachable from outside China with a plain email address, and several lead their category outright. Which ones work internationally, what they cost, what they're best at — and the four caveats that decide whether you should use them.