Claude was already like that months ago, I would blow through my weekly usage 2 or 3 days into the week.

Actually they patched wine back in January to fix install and authentication issues with the creative cloud app. Some people have gotten the current version of Photoshop installed and it is usable. The rest of the stuff… Not so much.

I’m a big guy, so someone decided that I’d be good at Rugby, and I got invited to the high school rugby practice. I had a good time even though the practice was in March and there was a foot of snow on the ground, but to this day, I have zero idea of how to actually play the game.

I know the story: “association” → “assoc” → “soccer”, but they apparently didn’t get the memo, and there was much arguing.

Most Commonwealth countries, Canada is different because of our close connection with the US.

There’s a group of Indians near me who play cricket every weekend so sometimes I’ll go by and bother them. “You’re playing the game wrong, you know. Have you guys never watched baseball before?” They’re always super nice and will spend ages explaining everything about the sport. They have a level of zeal for the sport which cannot be matched by even us hockey fans. Last summer we went down to the Galapagos and our group was mostly Brits and I would wait until late in the evening after they had started drinking and ask if they play soccer over there, and that is just as much fun to me.

My wife got a new corporate laptop, so I was interested in docking stations for it. Since I was on the couch and not on my desktop I asked ChatGPT what its recommendations were and all the results were stupid expensive crap. I had to point out that it was overpriced garbage, and then it showed me affordable ones on Amazon.

If I specify what I’m looking for it will generally provide me with what I want. But if I’m not specific it will happily show me the most expensive and worst options first.

The term is ‘slop’ I believe. I had a KU account for years and since I mostly read GameLit and LitRPG I have been tied to Amazon because very few KDP Authors publish traditionally outside of special print runs.

What annoyed me most at the time I cancelled was authors putting book 1 in KU and then not the rest of the series. Forcing you to buy the books at inflated prices. Kind of like drug dealers.

I read Going Postal and Making Money every year. I have every audiobook version for the books. I sometimes read the third one but I’m still annoyed that his Alzheimer’s got bad before he could write ‘Taking Taxes’ and we got a simpler one about trains.

Really excited about the 2 projects that popped up. Claw Code is porting from Python to Rust which will be interesting. And OpenClaude will use an existing codex login to operate on Gpt5.4 which I’m looking forward to playing with during the long weekend.

Using codex on Gpt5.4 with x-high reasoning got me similar results to ClaudeCode on Opus. So I’ll be interested to see the results

He doesn’t drink beer, his weapon of choice is Diet Coke out of a sippy cup.

Of course, the Trump administration needs someone to target as a domestic terrorist. The entire country can’t be labelled domestic terrorists, they obviously need a leader… Who can be made an example of

… What artificial facade? Canada has a history as a country of brutal soldiers. For us the Geneva Convention is more of a checklist. We’re very polite: Surrendering Germans got a bullet to the head as a thank you.

We had such a bad reputation the government shut down the Canadian Airborne Regiment (Our equivalent of the Marines) and pivoted us into a peacekeeping role to change perceptions.

We have upcoming trade renegotiations, and pissing off the orange turd before they start just isn’t in the cards. We’ll support international efforts in a way that doesn’t piss off our brother to the south.

It is though: We have about 150 currently in Canada. 69 members of the U.S. air force (Because NORAD), 36 from the navy, 29 from the army, 15 from the Marine Corps, four from the Coast Guard and three from Space Force.

Canada and the US aren’t just allies, we’re tightly integrated militarily.

It may look like two separate countries on the political stage, but behind the scenes we operate together. When Canadian personnel are already embedded in command structures in the region, it’s not realistic to expect Canada to fully denounce the conflict

1. Fixed credential-exfiltration risk in /api/proxy/image: Previously the endpoint could:

• accept arbitrary auth_id
• load stored API keys
• forward them to attacker-controlled URLs

2. Enforced outbound host allowlist globally Previously:

• allowlist existed
• but outgoingFetch() didn’t enforce it
• plugins/engines could bypass it

3. Fixed extension store path traversal Previously a malicious store manifest could:

• inject … paths
• escape install directories
• reference arbitrary files

4. Hardened proxy IP trust Previously:

• rate limiting trusted any X-Forwarded-For header
• clients could spoof their IP

5. Fixed inconsistent settings authentication Previously:

• settings UI stored an auth token
• but the settings modal didn’t send it when saving

6. Implemented Improved proxy deployment support

• Added proxy-aware behavior:
• DEGOOG_PUBLIC_BASE_URL for canonical URLs
• secure cookie handling when X-Forwarded-Proto=https

Additional Improvements:

• suggestion fetching hardened
• DuckDuckGo suggestion parsing fixed
• unified outbound request handling
• install state guard properly cleaned up

Made some other changes for my specific deployment. Very happy with your work so far. Thanks so much

ZFS will use memory to cache. Right now my unraid server is using 16gigs, most of that is being used by ZFS to cache files. 4gigs is all ~20 containers are using.

It’s not, the second I cloned it and gave codex access it found a whole whack of privacy issues. This was 100% human coded

If he was ordering hydrogen peroxide as well that would be more in line with the complete destruction of organic material