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No-Spam Tech Newsletter
The no-spam tech newsletter version of this blog — new AI, Workflow Optimization, Windows, Linux, and Self-Hosting posts, each one its own email instead of a bundled digest, nothing held back for a "premium" tier and nothing padded out to hit a content calendar. No fixed schedule, no filler between real posts, and no selling or renting this list to anyone, ever.
How to get it
Two fields, one click: an email address and a first name, nothing else asked for and nothing sold to a third party afterward.
- No digest delay Each post goes out on its own, never bundled into a weekly batch.
- Zero spam Nothing sold, nothing rented, no filler between real posts.
- 1-click unsubscribe No guilt-trip screen, no maze — one click, honored instantly.
- One real writer 18+ years in the field — not a content team.
A confirmation email lands first — that's the double opt-in actually working, not a bug. It's normal for that first one to land in spam or promotions the first time around.
What it is
A direct copy of this blog's own publishing feed, delivered to an inbox instead of requiring a visit to check back — the exact same posts that land in AI Blogs, Workflow Optimization Blogs, Windows Blogs, Linux Blogs, Self-Hosting Blogs, and Tech Journey Blogs, written by the same person who writes the blog itself, not a marketing team repackaging it into a "newsletter voice." There's no separate newsletter-only content and no cross-posted press-release filler — each email maps to one real post, not a marketing calendar, and stays quiet the rest of the time in between, sometimes for a week or two if that's genuinely how long it takes to write something worth sending.
Who it's for
Good fit if
- You want the AI, Windows, Linux, workflow, or self-hosting notes specifically
- Checking the blog directly, on a schedule, isn't realistic for you
- An email showing up beats remembering to go look
Not a fit if
- You want a daily send — that's not the cadence this runs on
- You're after a curated links roundup, not original posts
- You want general "tech news" headlines instead of hands-on notes
Why get it
No list ever sold or rented to a data broker, and no third party gets a copy of this address for anything — that's the actual "no-spam" part of the name, not just a catchy phrase attached to an ordinary mailing list. Unsubscribing is one click, no guilt-trip confirmation screen, no dark-pattern maze to click through first. What's actually being offered is a direct line to someone doing the work firsthand — AI, workflow, Windows, Linux, and self-hosting notes from real use, not theory — delivered free, for as long as it stays useful to keep reading, from the same person who writes every single post it ever links back to.
Subscribe — no spam, ever ↑