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June 10, 2026 / AI, Fun, Informational, Technology

Claude announces Fable 5 but Claude doesn’t know about Fable 5

I got an ad for Claude’s new Fable 5—turns out it’s the model everyone’s whispering about as the “highly anticipated mythos model.” I tried clawing through Claude’s responses, only to land on Fable 5 at max effort—finally! Meanwhile, ChatGPT just handed me a neat model number without the drama. It’s like Claude’s playing charades with names, while ChatGPT’s sticking to the numbers. I’m still figuring out why they’re naming models like this—anyone else curious?

February 27, 2026 / Uncategorized

Want to see a Random Page on my site?

This site uses WordPress. I have used WordPress for many years. I used to code everything by hand but that became too much to keep track of when I wanted to post regularly. I change to WordPress and have not looked back. I still have plenty of stuff on my site that I hand code…

January 22, 2026 / Newsletter

Jason’s IT Tech Tips #2

Does the top of your Chrome/Edge/Firefox [insert your favorite/default browser name] – look like this? If so then we are very much alike. I love using tabs. I also have many Chrome windows with just as many tabs in each. Call me crazy…

January 14, 2026 / Newsletter

Jason’s IT Tech Tips #1

I am a keyboard junky. I always have my right hand on my mouse and my left hand on my keyboard, usually ready for a CTRL + [KEY] combo to quickly knock out a task. I plan to share some quick tips that may help you be more productive when using the computer.

November 5, 2025 / Technology, Uncategorized

GUI Hung? Revert to CLI

The more GUI fails me, the more I find myself back in the CLI. This is 4 different PowerShell (version 7.5.4) sessions, all running in W11 25H2 Terminal. WHY you ask? Great question, because my Microsoft Excel is currently a gray screen with a blue spinning curser of DEATH! I have almost 1,000,000 rows of…

October 8, 2025 / Powershell

ChatGPT Plus, VS Code, PowerShell Daily

ChatGPT Plus and VS Code have officially joined my PowerShell pit crew. Between faster scripting, cleaner code, and fewer late-night debug meltdowns, this setup keeps my IT workflow running like a finely tuned engine — with AI riding shotgun, not driving.