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"Box box... ask your question" 🏁
That's the placeholder in my F1 chatbot's input box. The field is labelled DRIVER COMMS, Enter is "transmit", and answers come from the RACE ENGINEER.
Even the failure stays in character. A dropped request reads "Radio interference, no response received" instead of spinning forever 📻
The chatbot answers Formula 1 questions from race data, built and shipped by me. Screens recreated from the app's template.
What's the best error message you've written? 👇
radio interference instead of a spinner is such a fun way to fail. the driver comms label sells it
Just wrapped up a project with Huile, an AI workforce for everyday business.
I handled three parts of the project independently:
→ AI website development using Framer, custom code and Claude Code.
→ AI video production, including a hero film, customer story and team photography, all created in Higgsfield.
→ n8n AI automation to qualify incoming enquiries, update the CRM and draft replies for human approval.
What I love about this project is that it goes beyond building a website.
It brings together the digital experience, the creative content and the business automation needed to support how Huile attracts and handles potential customers.
Three different skills. One project.
n8n for video production is clever
DMARC policy not enabled: what the warning means, and how to fix it without losing real mail.
Checkers show this warning when your domain has no DMARC record, or when the record says p=none. p=none asks receivers to send you reports and change nothing: mail that fails SPF and DKIM is still delivered.
You're in good company. I ran my email-auth-checker today: Gmail's own domain and Outlook's both publish p=none (with sp=quarantine for subdomains). Yahoo's is at p=reject.
Why so many stop there: Google's sender guidelines for 5,000+ messages a day say "Your DMARC enforcement policy can be set to none." That gets your mail accepted. It doesn't stop anyone from sending as you.
How to fix it without breaking anything
• Keep p=none for a few weeks with a rua= address, and read the aggregate reports.
• List every service that sends as you: mailbox, newsletter tool, CRM, invoicing, the shop. Each must pass SPF or DKIM on a domain that matches your From: address. That's alignment.
• Move to p=quarantine, then p=reject once the reports are clean.
• If rua= points to another domain, that domain has to publish an authorization record, or receivers send nothing.
• Ramping up with pct=20? RFC 9989 (May 2026) retired pct. The testing switch is now t=y.
Which sender showed up in your reports that you'd forgotten about?
