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Marklane 2.0 adds batch Markdown importing, custom field and taxonomy mapping, and per-file Dry Run results for WordPress.

A practical comparison of built-in password tools, Bitwarden, 1Password, Proton Pass, KeePassXC, and LastPass, informed by my move from LastPass to Bitwarden.

One new credit card meant another login ID. A closer look at My Digital Connect, NEWS+PLUS, Emutto, COIN+, and MUFG's expanding range of services raises a question: is more really better?

From a 2007 blacklist to 8G Firewall: how lightweight Apache request-filtering rules evolved, and what they can—and cannot—do against AI-assisted attacks.

With PicoCSS maintenance ending, I look at what I loved about classless CSS and why Oat UI has caught my attention.

Disclosure has become second nature for influencers and affiliates. Yet in October 2026, Japan's Consumer Affairs Agency ruled that reposting commissioned Instagram posts in a 'User's Voice' section on the company's own website was stealth marketing. The etiquette had matured for publishing posts; it never reached the step where posts get reused.

JR East's new QR payment service adds features to Mobile Suica without freeing it from FeliCa, unifying balances, or replacing the transit pass.

An outdoor emergency loudspeaker sounded, but my phone stayed silent. A Docomo alert delivery failure prompted me to compare IIJmio's mobile networks, consider an au eSIM, and revisit my emergency notification setup.

Getty Images' restructuring raises a larger question: what happens to stock photography, licensing, and image rights businesses when people can generate the visuals they need?

With the first Bootstrap 6 alpha now available, a look back at how Twitter Bootstrap changed web development—from consistent UI and mobile-first design to native browser features.
Debloat optimizes CSS and JavaScript in WordPress, with a particularly appealing feature: removing unused CSS without having to sign up for a separate optimization service.

A look back at Japanese mobile advertising and adtech companies that stood out in the 2010s, and what they have become by 2026—from firms that stayed in advertising to those that expanded into SaaS, DX, consumer services, IP, and other businesses.