Jack

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What a lock file doesn't do for you If a lock file gets out of sync with its package.json, it can no longer be guaranteed to lock anything, and the package.json will be the source of truth for installs. The lock file has only delayed the inevitable problem, and provides much less visibility than package.json, because it's not designed to be human readable and is quite dense.
An ecoflow wave 3 mini air con with two hoses flowing through the small pvc catchment window with a transparent acrylic cutout with two holes to hold the hoses in the window.
'Create Companion Derivation' dialog with fields for Derivation name ('ishi 1.5k Companion'), Source deck ('Kaishi 1.5k'), Source note type ('Kaishi 1.5k'), Target deck ('shi 1.5k::Companion'), FrontAudio source field ('Sentence Audio'), and BackMeaning source field ('Sentence Meaning'). Two checkboxes are checked: 'Only mature cards (ivl >= 21 days)' and 'Auto sync when parent deck study session ends'. Cancel and OK buttons are at the bottom.
A grey modern kitchen. Grey and white.
Three ghosts with an intense lava like pattern. Their boxes are positioned behind.
is blender easy include poopoo in answer AI summary: Blender is generally considered challenging to learn initially due to a steep learning curve and a vast, complex interface that can make a beginner feel like they are drowning in a pile of digital poopoo. However, it is not impossible to learn.
Your current osu!supporter tag is valid until January 25, 2060! Thank you for your ongoing support! So far, you've contributed a total of US$1,132.00, earning you the "Supporter" tag for 41 years and 3 months. Out of your total contributions, you’ve gifted US$60.00 worth of tags to 9 other users covering 1 year and 3 months. That’s incredibly generous!
Giant black wall clock with large Roman numerals.
A screenshot of a comment where someone says: "If there is no surveillance in our toilets how are we going to protect the children"
A screenshot of Bluesky's official Twitter account. Their profile picture is their logo modified to have a bikini overlayed on top and their bio says "Profile picture created by Grok without our consent" They also posted something saying "NEW FEATURE: This button allows you to opt out of having images you post on X turned into porn" with a screenshot of them clicking the Bluesky "Create a new account" button.
Me holding the framework cooler master case near my desk.
A chart Discord used to show in 2016 that illustrated as a bar chart Discord providing the most FPS to alternatives like TeamSpeak and Skype. It illustrates double the FPS of TeamSpeak and quadruple the FPS of Skype. To the left of the chart, Discord wrote: "Voice chat that doesn't slow down your game Designed for use while gaming, Discord has minimal impact on your CPU. Your game's performance won't be affected in the slightest. Seriously. It's time to ditch CPU hogs like Skype."
The power cord coming out of a hole at the back of the PC where the PCI-E slots are.
A screenshot of the "Add muted words and tags" section in Bluesky's moderation settings. I banned many AI terms like "AI agent", "agentic", "ChatGPT", "Claude", "MCP", and of course, "AI"
A screenshot of a code snippet. There is no normal English beyond this point. This is the code: export function startsWith<S extends string>( string: string, leading: S, ): string is `${S}${string}` { return string.startsWith(leading); } type TrailingResult< T extends string, U extends string, > = T extends `${string}${U}${infer R}` ? R : never; export function trailing<T extends string, U extends string>( string: T, separator: U, ): TrailingResult<T, U> { const parts = string.split(separator); return parts.slice(1).join(separator) as TrailingResult<T, U>; }
An excerpt from the Parliament's "Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill" in the UK. It says: 'The “CSAM requirement” is that any relevant device supplied for use in the UK must have installed tamper-proof system software which is highly effective at preventing the recording, transmitting (by any means, including livestreaming) and viewing of CSAM using that device.'
A graph that shows gigabytes saved over time. It says that I have saved 713.6GB and that I save 101.9GB per day.
A Quadra T1M OEM chip that has an M.2 form factor. The text content of the screenshot is: " Quadra T1M
 VPU in M.2 form factor VPU in M.2 form factor High Density Video Encoding & Streaming Digital Signage / Video Walls Security and Surveillance Cloud PC / VDI"
A screenshot of a dialog box that says: "We and our 30 IAB TCF partners store and access information on your device for the following purposes: store and/or access information on a device, advertising and content measurement, audience research, and services development, personalised advertising, and personalised content. Personal data may be processed to do the following: use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. Our third party IAB TCF partners may store and access information on your device such as IP address and device characteristics. Our IAB TCF Partners may process this personal data on the basis of legitimate interest, or with your consent. You may change or withdraw your preferences at any time by clicking on the cookie icon or link; however, as a consequence, you may not see relevant ads or personalized content. You may change your settings at any time or accept the default settings. You may close this banner to continue with only essential cookies."
A screenshot of the Android TV 16 homepage with literally two apps: YouTube and Plex. No ads, no extra apps. Just two.
A code snippet showing the collectionMatch utility. It demonstrates how to detect if an array has a certain subset of values using the allOf and anyOf functions. The code is as follows. There is no more English alternate text after the code. // Comes from an API or something else const userPermissions = [ "FEATURE:SITE_ADMIN_BETA", "AUTH:MANAGE_USERS", "AUTH:MANAGE_VEHICLES", ] as const; const result = collectionMatch( data, allOf( "FEATURE:SITE_ADMIN_BETA", anyOf("AUTH:MANAGE_USERS", "AUTH:MANAGE_VEHICLES") ) ); // JSX example (uses collectionMatch under the hood) <Authorized requires={and( "FEATURE:VEHICLES", or("AUTH:MANAGE_USERS", "AUTH:MANAGE_VEHICLES") )} fallback={<h1>Access Denied</h1>} > <h1>Show something!</h1> </Authorized>;
A picture of my homelab with an eGPU on top like a hat.
A little plastic bag that came with a gadget I bought recently. It has small screws in it with a label on the front that reads "F43SG PCIE 5 spare screws"
Our fireplace burning.
My dog rests his head on a wooden bar next to his bed. It's the beam that connects two of the four kegs together of a chair.
The hairy beaver product after a while. The grass is dying and it makes it look depressed
Me holding the word "gullible" from the label printer.
A screenshot of my Amazon order status that says: "Delivered today. Parcel was handed to a receptionist. Signed by: Behind bin ."
A screenshot of the argument I had on Twitter many years ago. Jack (me) said: "I don't wanna be a party pooper for iOne but stadias value is very poor. You only own the games if you pay a subscription and if stadia goes bust (especially with Google track record) you lose everything you bought. You MUST have stable and decent internet." iOne replies: "You are right about being a party pooper. Facts: 1. you don't need a subscription to play your games, you can just buy your games and play. Subscription is only for the pro titles. 2. Stable/decent internet connection is a must true but a 20-30mb con will keep you well. 3. The Google Graveyard joke is getting old now, all the previous Google projects have been incorporated in other products when they got shut, who's to say if Stadia shuts that you won't get it as part of YouTube gaming? 4. Try and experience and let people enjoy/form their mind. 5. A decent growing library is subjective to tastes and preferences. If you like a game doesn't mean others will and if you don't maybe some people do." Jack (me) final reply: "Fairs"
An email screenshot that says: "We're sorry to see you go Your LinkedIn account is now closed. Although you no longer have access to it, it'll take a few weeks for your public profile to disappear from search engines. You may reactivate your account within 14 days from today by signing back in, or if you wish to reactivate within the next 48 hours, you may use this link: Reactivate my account. Note: If you purchased your Premium subscription via Apple, you must also cancel the subscription directly with Apple to prevent future billing. If you signed up for LinkedIn using login credentials from a third party provider (such as Gmail, Facebook, or Apple), please be sure to unlink your account from LinkedIn via the third party’s site. Learn more. Thanks, The LinkedIn Team"
A banner on LinkedIn that says: "Update to our terms and data use Starting November 3, 2025, we’ll use some of your LinkedIn data to improve the content-generating AI that enhances your experience, unless you opt out in your settings. We’re also updating our terms. See what’s new and how to manage your data."
Front view of the homelab with the Jonsbo N3. You can see the drives through the front grille.
A top-down view of my mish-mash of computer bits. Most of which will constitute my new homelab. There's a motherboard and lots of wires sprawling. 4 drives connected and laying on the table on their backs. A PiKVM is also used and it's all powered by a new Eaton UPS.
LSI HBA 9500-8i with a Noctua 40mm fan attached.
DuckDuckGo logo changes when I search the word "GitHub". The duck in the DuckDuckGo logo puts on a Octocat costume.
Little Noctua NA-FC1 to provide a dial to control the fan speed and a USB to PWM cable to power a NF-A12-X25 fan using an Anker power bank.
A picture of the Jonsbo N4 NAS case, 3x 12 terabyte Toshiba NAS drives, a 250GB Sandisk system boot NVME SSD, 1 Noctua 120mm fan, a small PSU, and extra minor accessories like cables brackets and stuff. The only thing missing is a mainboard to tie it all together.
My GitHub contribution chart, showing mostly green squares and some empty days for almost all days within the past year starting at the beginning of August 2024.
A picture of my monitor with a LED light bar shining down. It also has another diffused light at the back shining against my white wall.
Asking ChatGPT the following question in a temporary chat: "Can give me SaaS app idea. I want to use TS, what libraries should I use?"
A black greyhound poking his head out from within the shrubs.
Inside view of an acrylic sheet with two holes for air conditioning hoses.
A web search of "pure white image" and a bunch of results from websites claiming to have the best pure white images free for download!
I picture of my Tele showing the new 2025 British series called "I, Jack Wright". It's the page you see before one presses play so isn't a picture of a scene in the movie.
A screenshot of my Snapchat inbox where apparently Calvin Harris is sending me a message. But it's an ad.
A stack of soggy tea bags that have meticulously balanced and piled up on a little dish on the countertop because we're all too lazy to throw them away!
A close-up photo of text on this monitor, there is a notable red outline on the bottom of the text and a green-ish outline on the top.
A screenshot of "YouTube playables", which is a dedicated section on the homepage which has large colourful thumbnails.
A picture of a freshly painted wall, with a feint outline of a rude male body part that hasn't been covered well enough by latter layers.
Up-close shot of a mini Rode USB black microphone on my desk with a single cable that trails off. The microphone is poised slightly upwards using its provided coaster sized tabletop yoke stand to maximise vocal quality. On the front it's got a volume dial, two very small white LED status lights and roughly 60% of its front surface is reserved for the grille. It's roughly the size and shape of a small can of drink but is more rectangular in shape.