How I Built a Google Search Console Automation With n8n
I built an n8n automation to ping Google Search Console daily and notify me on Telegram. Here is what broke and how I fixed it.
I built an n8n automation to ping Google Search Console daily and notify me on Telegram. Here is what broke and how I fixed it.
Real hardening decisions on a live WordPress site — cache rules, WAF, and a REST API leak I almost missed.
Real WordPress security hardening on Cloudflare’s free plan — what I found, what I fixed, and what I got wrong.
A few days ago I built a simple but useful automation: an n8n workflow that checks the Google Cloud certifications blog every morning . It uses a local AI model to detect any exam discounts or promo codes, and sends me a Telegram message with the result. No more manually checking. No more missed deals. … Read more
I built a local AI workflow with n8n, Ollama, and Telegram to monitor GCP cert discounts daily, here’s every mistake I made and how I fixed them.
Within hours of going live, my home AI lab was being probed from Bulgaria, the Netherlands, Singapore, and the US. Here is what I did about it and what I learned about securing self-hosted infrastructure the right way.
A complete beginner-friendly guide to building a self-hosted AI lab on Windows Ollama, Open WebUI, and Cloudflare Tunnel configured as permanent Windows services that survive every reboot.
I ran the benchmarks. LM Studio was faster. So I built my home AI lab on it and discovered that speed is the wrong metric when your server needs to run without you.
I have an Acer Predator Helios Neo 16S with an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX, an NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti with 12GB GDDR7 VRAM, and 32GB of DDR5 RAM running at 6400MHz. Ollama is already installed with Open WebUI running locally. The model I used for every single test is Qwen3.6 35B-A3B at Q4_K_M quantization … Read more
I pulled a model, it worked, and weeks later I actually read about the architecture. Here’s my honest comparison of local AI vs Claude, Opus, and Gemini Pro.