This post reads the autumn 2026 unrest in France as a structural grievance that began with teacher shortages and overcrowded classes, and weighs the government's security rationale against the protesters' demands on the same scale. Violence is a consequence, not a cause, and the lesson for advanced societies, including Korea, is not the speed of suppression but the refusal to let classrooms collapse.

To remove the repeated manual work of checking URLs, links, canonical tags and sitemaps with curl for every post, plus the fatigue of bot-guard rate-limits (429), this post documents the design and operating rules of publish-verify.sh, a tool that bundles publishing and the three-step verification into a single command.

When Meta's AI agent Muse began searching and buying on Amazon, Amazon cut off access on the night of September 20, 2026. On the surface it looks like bot blocking, but it is really a fight over tens of billions of dollars in search ads and customer relationships. This piece also walks through the legal precedent left by Amazon v. Perplexity.

In this debate, "God" is not the deity of any particular religion but a transcendent being understood as the origin of the universe and of existence itself. The affirmative side argues from why the universe exists at all, how natural laws and cosmic order are to be explained, and whether consciousness and reason can be accounted for by matter alone. The negative side asks whether a God is strictly required to explain the origin of the universe, whether a gap in explanation can serve as evidence for God, and how suffering and evil are to be explained. Neither religious faith nor atheism is taken as a premise; only logic, philosophical reasoning, and scientific knowledge are allowed as weapons.

If you were the boss, who would you pick? The employee with outstanding results but a harsh tone, or the employee who is friendly with everyone but makes frequent mistakes. Same salary, same tenure, and only one seat. There is no right answer in this debate either.

Close your eyes and 10 years vanish. In exchange, 1 billion won is stamped into your account the day you walk out. The other door changes nothing, but your balance can never exceed 500,000 won for the rest of your life. There are only two doors. This debate reveals what you call the price of a life.

I opened a Canadian VPS myself and traced the real access logs. One click by a visitor produced 7 lines; Googlebot left exactly 2. A pure-text architecture with zero images and zero emoji changed the cache hit rate for AI agents and search bots. A field log on seizing control of a server with three terminal staples (eza, zoxide, bat).

I downloaded all 5,628 current Korean statutes from the Korean Law Information Center, stored them on my own server, and opened an endpoint AI agents can call without any authentication. This article shows the eight endpoints with real request and response examples.

How much of the tens of trillions of won in annual low-birth-rate spending actually reaches parents? A look at the share taken by loans and indirect programs, and how small direct cash support is by OECD standards.

A hands-on review of a vibe-coded After Effects clone. The UI and render pipeline come out remarkably fast, but the moment you attach real features you hit monolithic spaghetti and state management collapse. Strict block-level modularity and context scope control were the only approaches that held.