completely blind computer geek, lover of science fiction and fantasy (especially LitRPG). I work in accessibility, but my opinions are my own, not that of my employer. Fandoms: Harry Potter, Discworld, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Buffy, Dead Like Me, Glee, and I'll read fanfic of pretty much anything that crosses over with one of those.
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My powershell aliases really confuse any AI agent that tries to work on my computer. Nano is an alias to notepad because I got tired of typing the wrong thing when I was working on the windows command line. Docker is aliased to a script that spins up a wsl distro and starts the requested container. Sudo exists and launches an admin powershell. The native windows GNU utils are installed and in the path. Apt and apt-get are aliases to winget. The prompt is completely custom, and contains the battery charge of my laptop, but not the current working directory (that goes in the window title). Sure, an AI can write an entire text to speech system from scratch. But it's the little things that confuse them, every single time. I guess the modern version of "be ungovernable" is "differ from the training data in small and non-obvious ways".
