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jollymonATX··on LinkedIn is searching your browser extensions
Your expectations do not matter here frankly. This reads like CFAA to me, unauthorized access.
jollymonATX··on The Document Foundation ejects its core developers
It's called CODE in nextcloud which stands for Collabra Online Development Edition and it is integrated in nextcloud. It isbfor sure a thing. Don't try to confuse me more lol.
jollymonATX··on The Document Foundation ejects its core developers
This exactly sums up my read of this. I have no idea what is going on but it appears to impact a thing I use in my nextcloud so I should possibly care, but damned if I have any idea what is going on here.
jollymonATX··on Claude Code's source code has been leaked via a map file in their NPM registry
You had appeared to scuttle off but alas I was wrong (and sorry to imply you are a crab of some sort) however your comment followup on not changing minds might be a tad shell-ish. I'm open minded actually on the issue and these are major issues of our time. I'm personally impacted by this and it does make me wonder "will I write X thing again" and it is a very hard question to answer frankly. When you see your works presented in summary on search and a major decline in traffic you really do think about that. It impacts my ability to make money as I once did prior to 2024 (when it really hit) without doubt. Edit/spelling
jollymonATX··on Oracle slashes 30k jobs
Everything I have read is that the cddl is not compatible with binary deployments of zfs on linux so actually wouldnt that mean yes they could press that if you bundled it with gpl? Actual lawyers have said yes it could which is what I am refering to, however I think the actual answer is that Oracle has created a latch by inaction on this subject for so long now.
jollymonATX··on Oracle slashes 30k jobs
They have not pulled the pin on the ZFS grenade yet, but I expect at some point it happens.
jollymonATX··on Claude Code's source code has been leaked via a map file in their NPM registry
Maybe going slow is a feature for them? A kind of rate limit by bad code way to controlling overall throughput.
jollymonATX··on Claude Code's source code has been leaked via a map file in their NPM registry
Yeah these folks skin is often very thin. One poke too hard and it's "whatever" and them scuttling off. Really hope there is a day they introspect.
jollymonATX··on Claude Code's source code has been leaked via a map file in their NPM registry
Makes me wonder what happens once flagged behind the api.
jollymonATX··on Claude Code's source code has been leaked via a map file in their NPM registry
Did you notice a change in quality after you went foul?
jollymonATX··on Claude Code's source code has been leaked via a map file in their NPM registry
This leak just contributed to a new former customer, me. Flagging these phrases may explain exactly why I noticed cc almost immediatly change into grok lvl shit and never recover. Seriously wtf. (flagged again lol)
jollymonATX··on From Proxmox to FreeBSD and Sylve in our office lab
When I first read this I was like wow bad choice vs sticking w proxmox but then I reflected a bit on my rashness. A tight zfs L1 w/o systemd actually does sound interesting. I'm going to wipe a machine and give it a spin and see for myself. Could be interesting!
jollymonATX··on I'll buy your electronics to feed our robot
So I send in massive 60 drive jbod pcbs and you pay me more than 55c/lb? That's current clean pcb rate at any recycler. Boards are ~8lbs ea. Usually just tossing them unstripped to a muncher that pays 35c/lb for the whole 55lb jbod works out way better for time labor.
jollymonATX··on Desk for people who work at home with a cat
More like cat tree you might get no work done on but good for te kitties
jollymonATX··on Ageless Linux – Software for humans of indeterminate age
Why are you giving your children access to any devices, online services, video games, social media?

Seriously. There are mountains of evidence all of this is harmful to developing brains.

jollymonATX··on The MacBook Neo
I miss deep technical dives on hw, folks just shillmaxn now.
jollymonATX··on California's Digital Age Assurance Act, and FOSS
Exactly and thankfully at least a few ppl get it! The risks of these sized fines, even 1 of them, is more than most OSS projects could cover.
jollymonATX··on California's Digital Age Assurance Act, and FOSS
Impact calculus? Really?? OSS Maintainers do not have enough bs to deal with and now need to balance utter financial ruin to the state? No. Highly unserious take.
jollymonATX··on If AI writes code, should the session be part of the commit?
How verbose a history is even plausible to store and recall in modern git? This could add decent pressure on those mechanisms and the usability, for humans at least, would be taxing to consume.
jollymonATX··on Anthropic drops flagship safety pledge
Claude ethics maxxers cope thread
jollymonATX··on TerabyteDeals – Compare storage prices by $/TB
These sites all suffer from the same defect, amazon pa-api pricing is NOT consistent in any region with the carted values an end user will be shown. This is a well known thing if you have worked with that api before and you are essentially just dropping the authors 24 hr amz cookie for them to earn off all other sales. Not to say thats bad, but the value add from a price comparison site like this is minimal to the end user as you will very likely not get that shown price.
jollymonATX··on My 2026 Open Social Web Predictions
If you are having trouble understanding, just ask. Of course I'm talking about a websites terms of use.
jollymonATX··on Microsoft denies rewriting Windows 11 in Rust using AI
That it got to this point is hilarious
jollymonATX··on My 2026 Open Social Web Predictions
Its important to consider others perspectives, even if inaccurate. As it was expressed to me when I suggested "why not write a blog" to a relative who is into niche bug photos and collecting they didn't want to give their writing and especially photos to be trained on. They have valid points honestly and an accurate framing of what will happen, it will get injested eventually likely. I think they overestimate a tad their works importance overall but still they seemed to have a pretty accurate guage of likely outcomes. Let me flip the question, why should they not be able to choose "not for training uses" even if they put it up publically?
jollymonATX··on I'm returning my Framework 16
Wow had been strongly considering the framework 16 and really glad I read this. Thanks author! That keyboard space jank is not okay.
jollymonATX··on My 2026 Open Social Web Predictions
This is my hope as well, but fear of ai scrape is real among folks I have chatted with this about.
jollymonATX··on My 2026 Open Social Web Predictions
We are a major sized user cohort and using social platforms is just not worth the energy is my feeping also. Granted not family tradeoff in ky case, just I don't have free time to waste.
jollymonATX··on My 2026 Open Social Web Predictions
Point to publically posted bs links or embeds please then. Not F2F shares. That's what I am talking about. X and FB have those in droves and they are a real growth driver.
jollymonATX··on My 2026 Open Social Web Predictions
Spot on observation. The very class of interaction indeed.
jollymonATX··on My 2026 Open Social Web Predictions
It's sad that even hitting these meteics will reault in little actual growth. Bluesky is devoid of shareable content. Threads is.... just go to threads and use it and I bet you come away feeling like its unusable like I did. Fediverse when I browse it is like venturing into a ghost town. EVER time I see a blog with a linked acct I check it out. Always they are devoid of interactions. Wordpress blogs have real comments (sometimes) with real interactions happening at a decent clip. Thats the real state of things. Numbers go up predictions like this make no sense to me for one big fat reason, where are the interactions? (I want it to work just ftr)
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