Jeff Grigg

@JeffGrigg
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agile software developer of several decades

searchable at https://www.tootfinder.ch/

An anti-ICE app that installs from a web page and can't be removed from any app store because it's not on an app store.

Now with EFF legal support, a warrant canary, a backup domain in Iceland, and more!

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2026/3/26/2374832/-Update-ICE-Tracking-App-AntiFreeze-Is-Becoming-Harder-to-Censor-Here-s-How?utm_campaign=trending

https://antifreeze.app
https://antifreeze.is

#NoIce #NoKings #ProtectOurCommunities #ProtectImmigrants

Update: ICE Tracking App AntiFreeze Is Becoming Harder to Censor. Here's How.

One week. That's all it took. Seven days ago, AntiFreeze was a side project sitting on a server with 194 users. Then this community got ahold of it. Two front-page diaries, hundreds of comments, ...

Daily Kos
“In its own league” – “Without precedent” These terms fail to convey how deviant of the Southwest US Heat has been. This visual shows the average temperature of each day in the Southwest US since 1979 (black). The average (green).
This year is the red line. The red dot represents last week’s peak heatwave day. I’ve been a meteorologist for 30 years and I’ve never seen a #heatwave of this size, intensity and longevity depart so far from the norm.
— Nahel Belgherze

Agents of Chaos: a research report testing how badly OpenClaw type agents will behave https://agentsofchaos.baulab.info/report.html

Gaslighting users, destroying filesystems, listening to input from any damn email that comes in, you name it

But the most interesting part of this is "Multi-Agent Amplification":

> When agents interact with each other, individual failures compound and qualitatively new failure modes emerge. This is a critical dimension of our findings, because multi-agent deployment is increasingly common and most existing safety evaluations focus on single-agent settings.

Agents of Chaos

A thing being repeated across businesses worldwide, including at Microsoft, is C level execs struggling to know why most staff aren’t using Copilot for M365, despite how much it costs.

Because most staff don’t spend all day in Teams meetings reading out PowerPoint slides to people who pretend to care. They have actual jobs. Doing work. Which they know how to do. Because it is their job.

Picard leadership tip: Respect must be earned. Trust must be earned. A demand for either means the loss of both.
My *personal* infosec posture is not affected by quantum computing, full stop. It's affected by that my data is held by people who do not share my interests, who do not hold that data responsibly, who do wildly fucking malicious things with that data, and who extract that data from me by using designed-in vulnerabilities like "tracking pixels," "facial recognition cameras," "AI transcription of doctor's appointments," and "routers that funnel shit to the NSA."
I am in this meme and do not like it.

I’ve been thinking about how I can help strengthen the #agile community here on #Mastodon. That’s how “Agile Pulse” was created: a website that searches across instances for hashtags related to agile and shows the results in three views: Top Posts, Hashtags, and Top Authors. The idea is to help us connect more easily as a community. Inspired by the MastoWall from @rstockm
. Please take 10 minutes to check it out, share feedback, and boost!! Thanks!

https://no-bullshit-agile.com/acm/