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Anders Thorbjørn Jensen
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Walker of less traveled paths, helping people around me the best I can.
Collector of all things Nintendo and Danish 8bit software. #agiledk #dataarkæologi #retrodk
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Anders Thorbjørn Jensen @atjens.bsky.social · Oct 18
Er ved at sætte op til #retrogamedays i Vejle. Årets tema er danske spil til Sinclair og Lambda computere.
En ZX spectrum 48k og en 128k
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invidious.bsky.social
Is that good? I would love to hear someone at Unity explain who this is good for. Is it good for gamers to be subjected to an endless parade of slop games drowning out games made by human craft? Is it good for the market to be saturation bombed by the inevitable hyper-automated slop-game-factories?
February 16, 2026 at 5:24 PM
atjens.bsky.social
Nogen i Kolding er sure på hele Fredericia simpelthen 😂
Grafitti: Fuck 7000
February 16, 2026 at 7:55 AM
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benjedwards.com
Sorry all this is my fault; and speculation has grown worse because I have been sick in bed with a high fever and unable to reliably address it (still am sick)

I was told by management not to comment until they did. Here is my statement in images below

arstechnica.com/staff/2026/0...
I have been sick with COVID all week and missed Mon and Tues due to this. On Friday, while working from bed with a fever and very little sleep, I unintentionally made a serious journalistic error in an article about Scott Shambaugh. Here’s what happened: I was incorporating information from Shambaugh’s new blog post into an existing draft from Thursday. During the process, I decided to try an experimental Claude Code-based AI tool to help me extract relevant verbatim source material. Not to generate the article but to help list structured references I could put in my outline. When the tool refused to process the post due to content policy restrictions (Shambaugh’s post described harassment). I pasted the text into ChatGPT to understand why. I should have taken a sick day because in the course of that interaction, I inadvertently ended up with a paraphrased version of Shambaugh’s words rather than his actual words. Being sick and rushing to finish, I failed to verify the quotes in my outline notes against the original blog source before including them in my draft. Kyle Orland had no role in this error. He trusted me to provide accurate quotes, and I failed him. The text of the article was human-written by us, and this incident was isolated and is not representative of Ars Technica’s editorial standards. None of our articles are AI-generated, it is against company policy and we have always respected that. I sincerely apologize to Scott Shambaugh for misrepresenting his words. I take full responsibility. The irony of an AI reporter being tripped up by AI hallucination is not lost on me. I take accuracy in my work very seriously and this is a painful failure on my part. When I realized what had happened, I asked my boss to pull the piece because I was too sick to fix it on Friday. There was nothing nefarious at work, just a terrible judgement call which was no one’s fault but my own. —Benj Edwards, February 15, 2026 I have been sick with COVID all week and missed Mon and Tues due to this. On Friday, while working from bed with a fever and very little sleep, I unintentionally made a serious journalistic error in an article about Scott Shambaugh. Here’s what happened: I was incorporating information from Shambaugh’s new blog post into an existing draft from Thursday. During the process, I decided to try an experimental Claude Code-based AI tool to help me extract relevant verbatim source material. Not to generate the article but to help list structured references I could put in my outline. When the tool refused to process the post due to content policy restrictions (Shambaugh’s post described harassment). I pasted the text into ChatGPT to understand why. I should have taken a sick day because in the course of that interaction, I inadvertently ended up with a paraphrased version of Shambaugh’s words rather than his actual words. Being sick and rushing to finish, I failed to verify the quotes in my outline notes against the original blog source before including them in my draft. Kyle Orland had no role in this error. He trusted me to provide accurate quotes, and I failed him. The text of the article was human-written by us, and this incident was isolated and is not representative of Ars Technica’s editorial standards. None of our articles are AI-generated, it is against company policy and we have always respected that. I sincerely apologize to Scott Shambaugh for misrepresenting his words. I take full responsibility. The irony of an AI reporter being tripped up by AI hallucination is not lost on me. I take accuracy in my work very seriously and this is a painful failure on my part. When I realized what had happened, I asked my boss to pull the piece because I was too sick to fix it on Friday. There was nothing nefarious at work, just a terrible judgement call which was no one’s fault but my own. —Benj Edwards, February 15, 2026 I have been sick with COVID all week and missed Mon and Tues due to this. On Friday, while working from bed with a fever and very little sleep, I unintentionally made a serious journalistic error in an article about Scott Shambaugh. Here’s what happened: I was incorporating information from Shambaugh’s new blog post into an existing draft from Thursday. During the process, I decided to try an experimental Claude Code-based AI tool to help me extract relevant verbatim source material. Not to generate the article but to help list structured references I could put in my outline. When the tool refused to process the post due to content policy restrictions (Shambaugh’s post described harassment). I pasted the text into ChatGPT to understand why. I should have taken a sick day because in the course of that interaction, I inadvertently ended up with a paraphrased version of Shambaugh’s words rather than his actual words. Being sick and rushing to finish, I failed to verify the quotes in my outline notes against the original blog source before including them in my draft. Kyle Orland had no role in this error. He trusted me to provide accurate quotes, and I failed him. The text of the article was human-written by us, and this incident was isolated and is not representative of Ars Technica’s editorial standards. None of our articles are AI-generated, it is against company policy and we have always respected that. I sincerely apologize to Scott Shambaugh for misrepresenting his words. I take full responsibility. The irony of an AI reporter being tripped up by AI hallucination is not lost on me. I take accuracy in my work very seriously and this is a painful failure on my part. When I realized what had happened, I asked my boss to pull the piece because I was too sick to fix it on Friday. There was nothing nefarious at work, just a terrible judgement call which was no one’s fault but my own. —Benj Edwards, February 15, 2026
February 15, 2026 at 9:03 PM
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mdf200.bsky.social
A reminder - games should be fun.

#Lemmings2 #SNES #Nintendo
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeiY...
Lemmings 2: The Tribes - lost easter egg revealed after 20 years
YouTube video by George Rowe
www.youtube.com
February 15, 2026 at 5:46 PM
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adamjschwarz.bsky.social
Greenland PM Jens-Frederik Nielsen:

"The Greenlandic people have never felt threatened. The first time they felt unsafe for real is when an ally talked about acquiring them, buying them. It's outrageous."
February 14, 2026 at 6:16 PM
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mdf200.bsky.social
Happy 35th #Lemmings anniversary!

Who'd have thought, 35 years later we'd still be talking about these little guys.

#Amiga #MSDOS #AtariST #Commodore #Atari #DMADesign #Psygnosis #RETROGAMING #Lemmings35th

Read about it's making here
lemmings.info/lemmings-gam...
February 14, 2026 at 12:57 PM
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koefoed.bsky.social
De kunne da lige frigøre data om hvem der har spunnet det (for den data har de helt sikkert).
February 13, 2026 at 6:12 AM
atjens.bsky.social
Der er kommet post! #retrodk
En lille pakke fra Retro Upgrades UK.
February 12, 2026 at 11:47 AM
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filen.dk
🇩🇰 Træt af at sende filer gennem amerikanske techgiganter og dyre abonnementer?

Dansk fildelingstjeneste med:
GDPR-sikker behandling
Ingen tracking/reklamer
Op til 800MB gratis
Virus-scanning
Personlig support (ikke AI)

Sikker fildeling - som det skal være!

filen.dk

#Fildeling #Privacy #DK #dkbiz
Del filer online — dansk fildeling uden konto | filen.dk
Del filer gratis uden konto. Midlertidige links, automatisk sletning efter 7 dage. Dansk fildeling gjort nemt.
Filen.dk
February 12, 2026 at 10:03 AM
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benjedwards.com
I wrote a tribute for BYTE Magazine's amazing cover artist, Robert Tinney, who died Feb 1st

Tinney painted 80 vivid and surreal covers illustrating various concepts in early personal computing from 1978-1990, usually airbrushed with gouache. May he RIP ❤️

arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026...
A trio of Robert Tinney illustrated magazine covers: Floppy Disk, Software Piracy, Smalltalk Balloon
February 11, 2026 at 10:04 PM
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lukhash.bsky.social
My track Magnetique in .mod, created on a Commodore Amiga 1200 using ProTracker 2.3D · 🔊 4 channels · 💾 127 KB · 🎶 24 samples · 🎛️ Audio captured from real hardware #90s
July 18, 2025 at 6:21 PM
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veterandrusianer.dk
Thunberg er legionær for Antikrist, lyder det nu fra manden, der leverer politiets og FE's "supervåben", Palantir.

Jeg spår, at vi som samfund bittert kommer til at fortryde, at vi tillod "overvågning er frihed"-generationen af politikere at lukke typer som Thiel ind i vores allerinderste.
February 5, 2026 at 2:57 PM
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gjoekeneskonge.bsky.social
*den
Bildet viser en skjermdump fra VG. Man ser en hoppbakke. Under står det: Penisrykte i OL - lover å se på det
February 6, 2026 at 10:30 AM
atjens.bsky.social
På vej hjem fra Canada- de er helt anderledes afvisende mod US end vi er i DK. Det kunne vi lære noget af.
February 6, 2026 at 2:00 AM
atjens.bsky.social
Mange ved det ikke, men den første udgave af det populære spil Bomberman blev udgivet som Eric and the Floaters i Europa, da Hudson Soft ikke ville associeres med de IRA Bombinger der skete i de tidlige firsere i UK.
February 6, 2026 at 12:15 AM
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olifiers.bsky.social
One of the many reasons I love London.
February 4, 2026 at 9:43 AM
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kevineggleston.bsky.social
Glad to still have a leader of the free world
February 2, 2026 at 7:47 PM
atjens.bsky.social
På en eller anden måde må der være grænser for hvor meget lurt et privat firma må sende i kredsløb. 1M satellitter er langt over alle grænser imho.
kjaerulv.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy kjaerulv @kjaerulv.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy · 14d
This is crazy! And sick. Stop them!
"“Launching a constellation of a million satellites that operate as orbital data centers is a first step toward becoming a Kardashev Type II civilization — one that can harness the sun’s full power — while supporting AI-driven applications for billions of […]
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mastodon.social
February 3, 2026 at 12:56 AM
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benjedwards.com
Are you a professional software developer that uses AI coding tools?

I’d love to interview you briefly for an article I am writing for Ars Technica

Looking for all perspectives! DM me with your thoughts
January 28, 2026 at 1:00 AM
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claesdevreese.bsky.social
Cancer treatments for people in Greenland are carried out in Denmark, mostly Copenhagen.

People in treatment either travel or stay (for months) in 🇩🇰

Greenland and Denmark collaborate closely on cancer treatment. Treatment can be improved, a new cancer deal was signed in 2025

#factsmatter
atrupar.com Aaron Rupar @atrupar.com · 23d
Waltz: "Denmark has ignored Greenland from a defense standpoint and they have ignored the Greenlandic native iniut people ... if you get a cancer diagnosis in Greenland right now, it's darn near a death sentence. Denmark has not invested in the way it should've over the years."
January 25, 2026 at 4:56 PM
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fritidsmuseet.bsky.social
Også kendt som 20 hektar.
January 25, 2026 at 11:37 AM
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olledk.bsky.social
January 22, 2026 at 9:25 PM
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pipalu.bsky.social
Åbent brev til USA’s præsident og administration
"Som borgmester i Kommune Kujalleq – den region i Grønland hvor størstedelen af landets sjældne jordarter og strategiske mineraler findes – ser jeg mig forpligtet til at tale klart og uden forbehold..."
Åbent brev til USA’s præsident og administration
www.kujalleq.gl
January 21, 2026 at 5:52 PM
atjens.bsky.social
I går var nordlyset så kraftigt at jeg kunne se de røde og grønne nuancer med det blotte øje. Er heldig at bo et sted hvor vores eget lys er det eneste man kan se.
atjens.bsky.social Anders Thorbjørn Jensen @atjens.bsky.social · 28d
Nordlys lidt syd for Skanderborg - i sydlig/vestlig retning. Ny fryser jeg røven af, så jeg går ind.
January 20, 2026 at 6:21 AM
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poulhoi.bsky.social
Da ungarerne rejste sig i 1956, støttede vi dem.
Da tjekkerne rejste sig i 1968, støttede vi dem.
Nu...?
Ungarn og Tjekkiet.
Husk dem.
szabolcspanyi.bsky.social Szabolcs Panyi @szabolcspanyi.bsky.social · 28d
💥Viktor Orbán’s foreign minister Péter Szijjártó says Hungary is BLOCKING a joint EU statement on Greenland.

After years acting as a Trojan horse for Russia and China, Budapest now does the same for Donald Trump.

Meanwhile, Orbán ally Andrej Babiš’s Czech government also refuses to back Denmark...
January 19, 2026 at 9:09 PM