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Tag Archives: Copilot
LinkSwarm For October 30, 2026
Happy Halloween Eve! Between finishing up a Lame Excuse Books catalog and getting ready for Halloween, time for the LinkSwarm has been squeezed this week, but I think we’ll muddle through. And I’m still dealing with discontents from the new … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Jihad, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Technology, Texas, video, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2026 Election, Abdul El-Sayed, Abdullahi Ahmed, Aden Hassan Aden, AI, Aleksandar Vucic, American Express, AT&T, Azot, Babylon Bee, Binance, Bitcoin, BlackRock, Border Controls, California, Cambodia, Changpeng Zhao, Chreise Alejandro, Clinton Global Initiative, cocaine, Copilot, Crime, cryptocurrency, Dallas Cowboys, David Venturella, Democrats, DHS, Diego Benavides Rodriguez, dogs, Donetsk, DoorDash, drones, drugs, Elections, Eric Swalwell, Erica Daniels, FBI, Fort Bend County, fraud, Haiti, Halloween, high speed rail, HIMARS, Houston, Hunter Burney, Ilhan Omar, Illegal Aliens, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Iwo Jima, James May, Jaylin Hill, Jennifer Gonzalez, Jessica Tavares, Jews, Jihad, Jose Vasquez-Mendoza, Karen Hinojosa-Martinez, Kupiansk, Lamar CISD, LinkSwarm, logistics, Los Angeles, Madrid, Mai Tran, Marinovka, Massachusetts, Mastercard, Michigan, Microsoft, Miguel Alonso Maldonado Sorianom, Military, Mohammed Omar Hassan, Montana, NFL, North Korea, Novokuybyshevsk, Novomoskovsk, Nvidia, Omsk, Ozon, Phath Vorn, Pittsburgh, Portland (Maine), Project Crystal Sun, rail, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Salesforce, Semiconductors, Seth Bodnar, Sheila McDonald, solar power, Somalia, Southern Poverty Law Center, Spain, Stephen Cloobeck, Storm Shadow, Su-34, Su-57, Suchomimus, technology, Tesla Motors, Texas, Texas Comptroller, Texas Instruments, Texas Jobs Energy Technology and Innovation (JETI), Texas Scorecard, TRM Labs, Tula, Ukraine, voting fraud, Welfare State, World War II
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An End To The Software Industry?
I’ve spent most of my working life as a technical writer, and most of that has been supporting enterprise software of one type or another. For the last couple of years I’ve been on the sidelines because venture capital has … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, video
Tagged Adobe, AI, Brandon Thomas, Claude Cowork, Copilot, DMCA, Eric S. Raymond, Louis Rossmann, Microsoft, Open Source, technology, video
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VDH: America Dominates Tech
It’s easy for the uninformed to get black pilled about America’s comparative advantage in technology. “China’s AI efforts are eating our lunch!” Etc. Victor Davis Hanson is always good for a grounded take, and when it comes to technology, he … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Technology, video
Tagged Adobe, AI, Anthropic, Apple, cancer, ChatGPT, China, Claude Cowork, Copilot, Crystal Genetics, Daily Signal, Dubio, Economics, Energy Policy, Facebook, France, genetic engineering, Genomics, Google, Google Gemini, Grok, Illumina, Ionis Pharmaceuticals, Microsoft, Midjourney, Mistral, Natera, Notion AI, Oracle, Palantir, Palo Alto Networks, Perplexity AI, Salesforce, SAP, space, SpaceX, technology, Victor Davis Hanson, video, xAI
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LinkSwarm For July 17, 2026
Two important speeches (from President Trump and Secretary of State Rubio) on leftwing threats to America, more welfare state fraud uncovered by Nick Shirley, Ukraine continues to hit Russian ships at will, multiple marine drone attacks, TSMC has a good … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Budget, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Obama Scandals, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Adam Fetcher, AI, Ana Kasparian, Ann Widdecombe, antifa, Apple, Arizona, Ashrafuzzaman Khan, Austin, Azov Sea, Babylon Bee, Bandar Abbas, Bangladesh, Billy Joel, Brian Busby, Brownsville, Bruce Sterling, Cenk Uygur, Central Command (CENTCOM), Chill Dude Explains, China, Chip Roy, Chipotle, Communism, Copilot, Corsair drone, Crime, data security, Debra McClure, Democratic Party, Democratic Socialists of America, Democrats, dogs, drones, drugs, education, Elections, Engels Airbase, FBI, Flock AI cameras, flooding, Foreign Policy, Fourth Amendment, Gelendzhik, Government Accountability Institute, Grant Halk, Greg Abbott, Guns, Hill Country, history, Holly Hansen, human sacrifice, Illegal Aliens, immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Iran, Jake Altman, Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh, James Reeves, jazz, Jihad, Keith Self, Kratom, Lavaca County, Lindsey Graham, LinkSwarm, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Los Angeles, Magyar Birds [414th Unmanned Strike Aviation Brigade], Marco Rubio, Marvel, Media Watch, Mehmet Oz, meth, Mexico, Microsoft, Military, Mitchell Hill, music, New York, New York City, Nick Shirley, Obama Scandals, OpenAI, Regulation, Rick Beato, riot, Ruben Gallego, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sam Altman, Saronic, Seamus Bruner, Semiconductors, sex scandal, Social Justice Warriors, submarine, Suchomimus, Syzran, Taco Bell, Texas Rangers, TSMC, Ukraine, vegans, voting fraud, war crimes, YakB-12.7
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Microsoft Devs Hate Eating Own AI Slop Dog Food
There’s a phrase in enterprise software: “Eat your own dog food.” It means you should be using the software you’re developing internally, because you find bugs more quickly that way. Evidently Microsoft developers prefer the taste of Anthropic’s Claude over … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged AI, Anthropic, Claude Cowork, Copilot, GitHub, Microsoft, Rajesh Jha, Satya Nadella, technology
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Chrome Secretly Installing AI On Your PC
Clownfish TV has a video up covering how Google’s Chrome browser secretly installs a four gigabyte AI on your PC without asking you: “It’s not just Microsoft is stuffing everything full of AI, whether or not its users want it. … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, video
Tagged AI, Alexander Hanff, Anthropic, Chrome, Claude Cowork, Clownfish TV, Copilot, Google, Google Gemini, Microsoft, Satya Nadella, technology, video
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Has Microsoft Finally Gotten The MicroSlop Message?
When last we checked, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was busy trying to shove Copilot, their AI tool, into every crevice of every Microsoft product. Finally, enough users seem to have complained loudly enough to get them to rethink the strategy. … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, video
Tagged AI, Apple, Copilot, Google, HP, India, Intel, Lenovo, Macintosh, Microsoft, Pavan Davuluri, Satya Nadella, Semiconductors, technology, video, Windows
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LinkSwarm For March 6, 2026
Jobs are down, more Minnesota fraud uncovered, a bunch of military action outside the Persian Gulf, an Austin jihad shooter, Noem gets the Old Yeller treatment, Bill Clinton remains Bill Clinton, and Microsoft, amazingly, manages to get even worse. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Budget, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military, ObamaCare, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Technology, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2026 Election, Abdul Jalloh, Abigail Spanberger, active shooter, Afghanistan, AI, Amber Givens, Apple, Asmongold, Austin, Babylon Bee, Biden Recession, Bill Clinton, Budget, California, Calla Walsh, Cecil Bell, Communism, Copilot, Daron Korte, data security, DEI, Democrats, Dennis Geesaman, DHS, Donald Trump, drones, Economics, Elections, Elizabeth Warren, Erin Anderson, Feeding Our Future, fraud, Fresno, Governor's Cup, Greg Abbott, hacking, Hillary Clinton, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Immigration and Nationality Act, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Jeffrey Epstein, Jihad, Joel Caldwell, Keith Ellison, Ken Paxton, Ketanji Brown Jackson, Kristen Plaisance, Kristi Noem, LinkSwarm, Markwayne Mullin, Mediterranean, mergers, Microsoft, Military, Minnesota, Ndiaga Diagne, Netflix, New Zealand, NGO, Novorossiysk, Nvidia, Obama, Obama Scandals, Operation Epic Fury, organic, Pakistan, pedophilia, racism, Red Sea, Rene Campos, Republicans, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Samsung, Senegal, sex offender, Social Justice Warriors, Stan Kitzman, Suez Canal, Supreme Court, Sydnie Henry, Taliban, technology, Texas, Texas Sands PAC, Texas Scorecard, Tim Walz, transexual, UK, Ukraine, unemployment, USDA, USS Gerald R. Ford, video, Virginia, Voter Fraud, voting fraud, Warner Brothers, Welfare State, Windows
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Microsoft Considered Harmful
Microsoft has long had a reputation of an abusive company, all the way back to its origins, when Gary Kildall accused Bill Gates of stealing parts of CP/M for DOS. The list of lawsuits against Microsoft for anti-competitive or shady … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Technology, video
Tagged AI, Anil Bhansali, Apple, Asha Sharma, Bill Gates, Borepatch, Clownfish TV, Copilot, data security, David Linthicum, Democrats, H-1B visa, Hyderabad, India, Jeffrey Epstein, Linux, Microsoft, monopoly, Penny Pritzker, Rajesh Jha, Reid Hoffman, Satya Nadella, Suresh Kumar, technology, Tom Pritzker, video, video games, Windows, zero day exploit
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AI News Roundup For February 5, 2026
A bunch of AI-related news has popped up this week, so let’s do a roundup. Some AI companies are complaining that TSMC is killing the AI boom by not expanding rapidly enough: Asianometry notes that TSMC’s caution at expanding is … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Technology, video
Tagged AI, Anthropic, Applied Materials, Asianometry, ASML, ChatGPT, Claude Cowork, Copilot, CoWoS, Economics, Google, Intel, KLA Tencor, LAM Research, Micron, Microsoft, Nvidia, OpenAI, SaaS, Sam Altman, Samsung, Satya Nadella, Semiconductors, SK Hynix, Sundar Pichai, technology, Tokyo Electron, TSMC, video
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