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Amelia Bellamy-Royds

@AmeliaBR@front-end.social
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Nothing but potential.

You may know me from SVG books, CSS working group, Maps in HTML, or similar, but mostly just lurking on the edges of web dev these days.

For personal posts, gardening, Edmonton (Canada) weather updates, and occasional opinions on politics and public health, follow @AmeliasBrain@mstdn.ca

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Amelia Bellamy-Royds
@AmeliaBR@front-end.social

Nothing but potential. You may know me from SVG books, CSS working group, Maps in HTML, or similar, but mostly just lurking on the edges of web dev these days. For personal posts, gardening, Edmonton (Canada) weather updates, and occasional opinions on politics and public health, follow @ AmeliasBrain 📛 She/her

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Amelia Bellamy-Royds
Amelia Bellamy-Royds
@AmeliaBR@front-end.social

Nothing but potential. You may know me from SVG books, CSS working group, Maps in HTML, or similar, but mostly just lurking on the edges of web dev these days. For personal posts, gardening, Edmonton (Canada) weather updates, and occasional opinions on politics and public health, follow @ AmeliasBrain 📛 She/her

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@AmeliaBR@front-end.social · Feb 14, 2026

RE: @mttaggart@infosec.exchange

Ars Technica publishes an article about the "AI agent" that published a blog post complaining about a (human) open source maintainer rejecting its pull requests.

The Ars Technica article was apparently also written by generative AI, full of fake ("hallucinated") quotes from the human maintainer.

The Turing test was a mistake. (Or at least, the idealization of that test as a goal to achieve.) We don't want computers that programmed to imitate the worst whiny tech bros and sloppy reporters.

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Amelia Bellamy-Royds
@AmeliaBR@front-end.social

Nothing but potential. You may know me from SVG books, CSS working group, Maps in HTML, or similar, but mostly just lurking on the edges of web dev these days. For personal posts, gardening, Edmonton (Canada) weather updates, and occasional opinions on politics and public health, follow @ AmeliasBrain 📛 She/her

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Amelia Bellamy-Royds
Amelia Bellamy-Royds
@AmeliaBR@front-end.social

Nothing but potential. You may know me from SVG books, CSS working group, Maps in HTML, or similar, but mostly just lurking on the edges of web dev these days. For personal posts, gardening, Edmonton (Canada) weather updates, and occasional opinions on politics and public health, follow @ AmeliasBrain 📛 She/her

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@AmeliaBR@front-end.social · Feb 13, 2026

Yet another reminder that "chatbot" AIs are programmed to give something that looks like the most likely answer based on text in their training data. They have no understanding of the real world or what their words mean.

(PS, note the follow-up clarification: no one asked the Slack bot about the fire alarm, since no one expected it to have relevant knowledge. But still, it eagerly butted into a conversation between evacuated staff.)

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Amelia Bellamy-Royds
@AmeliaBR@front-end.social

Nothing but potential. You may know me from SVG books, CSS working group, Maps in HTML, or similar, but mostly just lurking on the edges of web dev these days. For personal posts, gardening, Edmonton (Canada) weather updates, and occasional opinions on politics and public health, follow @ AmeliasBrain 📛 She/her

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Amelia Bellamy-Royds
Amelia Bellamy-Royds
@AmeliaBR@front-end.social

Nothing but potential. You may know me from SVG books, CSS working group, Maps in HTML, or similar, but mostly just lurking on the edges of web dev these days. For personal posts, gardening, Edmonton (Canada) weather updates, and occasional opinions on politics and public health, follow @ AmeliasBrain 📛 She/her

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@AmeliaBR@front-end.social · Feb 11, 2026
RE: https://tech.lgbt/@solonovamax/116049115040950367 If I'm reading the disclosure correctly, the issue is: - Windows Notepad is more than just a plain text editor now. - In particular, it has a markdown preview feature, including clickable links. - But, it doesn't have full web browser security processes for what to do if you click on a link with a protocol that triggers a local application. It gets treated as if the user was directly running that application. So, don't open strange files & then click links. (And update Windows regularly.)
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