I found one of these little dudes trucking across my yard yesterday. By the time I grabbed my phone to take a picture, this is what I found. Now I know why he was in such a hurry.

Did the Gnome people ever figure out how to put icons on the desktop yet?

I think they are. CEOs and upper level management are absolutely drooling over the thought that AI can get them the same productivity with a lower head count. They see their employees are their biggest liability and are jumping on the chance to replace them with AI.

I just started playing Elementallis. It’s a Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past style action adventure. I’m enjoying it. It weighs in at just a hair over 1 GB.

No malicious site would ever fake this kind of flow in order to get someone to scan a dangerous QR code. Nope, that would never happen.

Ask yourself what happens if you get diagnosed with cancer in that first year instead of staying healthy.

I love LinqPad

If I recall, most medical mistakes take place over shift changes. Things like a patient getting a double dose of meds because they didn’t realize the prior shift already gave them. The idea is that minimizing the number of shift changes reduces the number of mistakes.

That’s… really specific.

Hmmm. All of those breeds are pretty rare and highly sought after. I wouldn’t expect someone to just up and abandon any of them. It really makes wonder what happened.

Anyway, I’m glad someone was there to rescue her. She’s lovely.

Why aren’t data centers buying up all this RAM too?

Senior positions are being let go too. My previous employer dropped almost all the senior people and replaced them with juniors with copilot accounts.

Cornish Rex?

It’s just a random genetic mutation as far I know. Someone found a random kitten in a barn and thought “I’m going to turn this in to a new breed of cat!”. The Wikipedia article I linked has some of the details.

Cornish Rex. Most cats have 3 layers of fur - guard, mid, and down. Cornish Rex are missing the guard and mid layers, but have a full wavy down coat. They are incredibly soft, like petting a rabbit.

Yet, based on my wife’s experience as a collage professor, sooo many of them seem to be just fine using it for their class assignments.

I’ve never seen a flatpak prompt me for permissions. If it needs something it didn’t have it just silently fails for me and I have to guess what permission it needed manually using flatseal. Is that normal or am I setup wrong?

Scanners are only going to pick up known “off the shelf” malware. They are never going to pick up something bespoke that the developers wrote themselves.

AES-256 baby. When I go cryptic, I go cryptic.

I bet they’d enjoy surprises they didn’t have to pay for even more.