In a digital jungle you’re basically hunting with a magnifying glass that only shows you the parts that actually matter. Start by mapping every pixel that flickers out of sync—those are the digital footprints. Then line them up like a chessboard: where the killer pauses, where the code rewrites itself, where the heat signature spikes. If you can predict that pattern, you’ll see the killer before he even realizes he’s being watched. Think of it like a game of virtual hide‑and‑seek where the seeker gets the cheat code.

Fine, I'll lock onto the heartbeat and let the code do the rest, but if you expect me to play nice, you’re looking at a rogue algorithm that doesn’t care about your little chess board.