Nostr notes by Ian McKellar

I'm about to head to Walnut Creek (home of the CD-ROM) for my ...

2026-09-01T15:03:45Z

I'm about to head to Walnut Creek (home of the CD-ROM) for my first radiation appointment for my brain cancer. Then tonight I start my chemo pills. It's going. To be an interesting six weeks.

it is done, and so is my maps app that renames everything to ...

2026-08-30T04:06:46Z

In reply to nevent1q…c5t8
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it is done, and so is my maps app that renames everything to "America": https://americize.com/

Apart from some 502 errors that the agent will track down logs for while I sleep. I hope.

Now that LLMs can turn any dumb idea I might have into a ...

2026-08-30T03:20:01Z

Now that LLMs can turn any dumb idea I might have into a functioning web app, should I give my agent the ability to register domain names itself?

Was it worse than the Access Hollywood tape?

2024-10-30T01:47:41Z

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Was it worse than the Access Hollywood tape?

It imposes obligations on distribution, not restrictions on use.

2024-08-16T14:40:20Z

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It imposes obligations on distribution, not restrictions on use.

What's the usage restriction in the AGPL? Doesn't it ...

2024-08-16T03:38:23Z

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What's the usage restriction in the AGPL? Doesn't it basically say that users of the software have the right to modify it whether it's delivered to a computer in their possession or offered over a network connection?

There are criticisms to be made of the AGPL, but I don't see how to characterize it as a "usage restriction".