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2026-08-30 21:14:06 UTC

https://media.shitposter.world/shitposter.club/87/fe/a3/87fea3cd539150e001cf9b1bdef8be7357e1592a4d8190c44968b2448f27b988.webp?name=Kxc-ppGS1FrY-g.webp

2026-07-08 03:04:08 UTC

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So you're not considering remediating this current house, so for example the pipes don't freeze during the winter, as I think I recall you mentioning? (When I bought my old house, I made a point to get ___all___ the "middle" plumbing redone, from suitable gas and water supply lines to existing terminal sewer line.)
First simplification I can think of for your decision is they are two general options, inwards (better house), outwards (make more soap or plastic or metal artifacts).
First improves quality of living at the cost of money, second has the possibility of making more money, giving you more options if things get dicey that way. Ah, would your current employer get upset if you started doing your own CNC work for hire?

2026-05-28 02:49:42 UTC

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:cirnoDoubt:
It's the _job_ of a pump or bolt action firearm to _not_ break when vigorously manipulated, to among other things avoid the disaster of short stroking. You don't want to build the wrong type of muscle memory if you move to a variety with a longer stroke, especially bad when using a magnum cartridge on dangerous game.

2026-05-25 00:54:13 UTC

2022: "1 in 6 Hiring Managers Have Been Told to Stop Hiring White Men"
* 52% believe their company practices “reverse discrimination” in hiring
* 1 in 6 have been asked to deprioritize hiring white men
* 48% have been asked to prioritize diversity over qualifications
* 53% believe their job will be in danger if they don’t hire enough diverse employees
* 70% believe their company has DEI initiatives for appearances’ sake
Back in the news because pajeet run IBM just settled with the US government on a DEI discrimination case.
https://www.resumebuilder.com/1-in-6-hiring-managers-have-been-told-to-stop-hiring-white-men/
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/ibm-pays-17-million-resolve-allegations-discrimination-through-illegal-dei-practices

2026-05-21 18:19:07 UTC

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"The push for EVs (at least in Europe and Asia) is that governments are sick of oil being used as geopolitical leverage by the US."
Can you supply some examples that were detrimental to Europe and Asia?
Off the top of my head, the biggest one was Saudi Arabia signing on to Reagan's decision to end the Evil Empire and lowering oil prices and thus Soviet foreign currency income. Just one of many active measures to bankrupt them, after they'd already done a good job of that by over producing missiles due to internal politics and outfitting North Vietnam with three complete armies worth of equipment.

2026-05-20 02:42:19 UTC

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"Pistol Stabilizing Braces" are something the ATF is not happy with.
I saw someone mentioning how he wanted a semiauto MP-5 but didn't like how the Turks are said to make the best ones currently. Not a pistol, of course, but kinda-close?? Not sure why I'd want a brace on a Europellet dispenser....

2026-05-20 02:36:43 UTC

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Probably a Thompson Contender, I think it's the standard for break action pistols in insane calibers (up to .45-70 Government :cirnoForReals: per Wikipedia).
Here F for a loose type of F = 1/2 mv^2, and the velocity is doing the heavy lifting.
Rifle cartridge designed for a twenty inch barrel, chop off so much of that and plenty of very very fast although not entirely burned gas/smokeless powder will contribute, especially if the barrel is not ported (at the cost of more muzzle blast, gas can be sent generally upwards prior to end of the barrel). And the bullet is going to get pretty fast even if not reaching normal rifle or carbine speeds. Also no semi-action to spread out the recoil over time a bit.
Whereas the handgun cartridges you're comparing it to normally have heavy slugs which are probably moving slower, and faster burning powder to make the most use of the shorter barrels they're normally in.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thompson/Center_Contender

2026-05-18 18:58:24 UTC

Last bit of evidence we need that this institution needs to be destroyed and rebuilt from scratch:
"Supersonic Redhead🛫
@Supersonic_Red
"[...]
"as someone who has actually spent time at the Naval War College and conducted workshops there, I can assure everyone the halls are not filled with demigods handing down sacred tablets of maritime truth. They are filled with intelligent professionals debating ideas, challenging assumptions, and occasionally trying to convince visitors that blueberry beer with floating blueberries is somehow a life changing cultural experience. It is not. It tastes like someone carbonated a muffin."
:cirnoCry:
( This thread started from one professor saying your opinions don't matter unless you graduated from it.
This is actually a red hot topic right now, as Hegseth and company are singularly unimpressed with the service's war colleges (post-graduate schools) and are looking to clean house.
Got one milblogger doxed in nothing flat, for example, whereas nothing else he'd pontificated about had ever had such an intense reaction. Real ricebowls at risk....)
https://x.com/Supersonic_Red/status/2056374117247365215

2026-05-17 22:10:21 UTC

Martin-Baker had a good day today; the US Navy, not so much as "the F/A-18 mating ritual has been caught on" video for the first time:
The Mk14 ejection seat, more commonly known as SJU17A and NACES (Navy Aircrew Common Ejection Seat), is currently in service in the F/A-18 and T-45 Goshawk. There are approximately 2,250 Mk14 ejection seats in service today. The seat has saved the lives of ___~~138~~ 142___ aircrew to date."
Zero-zero seats, as in uses rockets to save crew at one worst case of zero altitude, zero speed as may happen on or around a carrier deck.
Looks like the plane on top lost one of its vertical stabilizers before the collision....
https://martin-baker.com/ejection-seats/mk14-naces/
https://x.com/Osinttechnical/status/2056086529404260666

2026-05-17 18:37:00 UTC

"neoncontrails
"[...]
"When Sundar Pichai announces that 75% of all new code at Google is AI-generated, their stock price goes up. If he were to announce that 75% of all new code at Google is now written by junior engineers, this would trigger a massive sell-off and a lot of employees would resign."
A "pjmlp" replied:
"The second scenario is exactly what happens in offshoring projects...."
Except I'd say that's very possibly worse. As in, Indians delivering stuff that doesn't even pretend to work, something I saw in one of my last jobs long ago.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48143893

2026-05-16 06:18:42 UTC

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† Unless you're perfectly blameless.
That level of self-defense, and only that of you and your's, is still generally true.
As I understand it, this guy's shtick was telling negroes to not "chimp out." And one finally took the bait.

2026-05-15 18:48:57 UTC

Jarred Geller
@jarredgeller
Here’s what’s always buried in these stories [of parents resisting Chromebooks etc.]. Teachers need the devices. Not the kids.
A typical public school classroom has gotten impossible to manage. They don’t hold kids back anymore. They don’t expel. They don’t really discipline at all.
So now you have classrooms full of violent, anti-social, distracting behaviors with some kids who can’t recognize their own names and some kids who can read Crime and Punishment.
The variance in the classroom is so high that teachers need the devices to just be able to breathe.
They can’t lesson plan for some kids who need Kindergarten materials and some kids who need 8th grade and everyone in between. Put them on the device.
They can’t manage the behaviors that are disrupting the classroom. Put them on a device.
The device is the band aid to the systemic problems of the education system that no one wants to address. It is very much a screen time nanny for the kids who diverge from the rest of the class.
The problem is… everyone has a device and it’s not fair to let the “bad” kids be the only ones who get screentime. Feels like a reward. So teachers cave and let everyone on, which exacerbates all the root causes and makes everything worse.
All that to say, removing screens won’t do much of anything unless you start bringing back common sense of the 90s and 00s. If you fail, you’re held back. If you’re a jerk, you’re removed.
When the classroom is relatively homogenous, there is no need for devices.
https://x.com/jarredgeller/status/2055269172280504743

2026-05-15 18:12:48 UTC

Jew mad:
"Longtime Democrat Rep Steve Cohen Ends Reelection Bid After Tennessee Republicans Erase His District"
And he's quite vile. Geeze, on many dimensions, for example just noticed this, when he was 64 years old:
"Cohen became the subject of media attention when during the 2013 State of the Union address he accidentally publicly tweeted at model Victoria Brink, 'pleased u r watching. ilu', and then deleted the tweet.
He later explained to reporters that Brink was his daughter and that he had only learned of her three years prior. In July 2013, CNN facilitated a DNA test with Cohen, Brink, and the man who raised her, John Brink.
The test revealed that John Brink was in fact Victoria's father. Cohen said in a statement, 'I was stunned and dismayed.'"
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/05/breaking-longtime-democrat-rep-steve-cohen-ends-reelection/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Cohen_(politician)

2026-05-14 21:32:41 UTC

"Fennec_Radar
@RadarFennec
"The Chinese do their naval turret test firings a little differently from the West."
Well, maybe in terms of allowing unshielded bystanders so close. Otherwise it strikes me as a test of the autoloading system under various stresses, including simulating unfriendly sea states (high waves).
In any case, it's very cool. And they're evidently happy to let the whole world know this system works.
https://x.com/RadarFennec/status/2054704599982854320

2026-05-14 17:28:22 UTC

Effective propaganda, I think:
"Cernovich
@Cernovich
"Data center pushers can't articulate why Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg should have infinite data storage to spy on and censor Americans...."
I note there's already enough data centers in the US to run our web sites. Tech oligarchs other than Elon and Palmer Lucky want us dead, and short of that comprehensively contained.
https://x.com/Cernovich/status/2054972272914698732

2026-05-14 04:53:19 UTC

"Barfare: the weaponization of legal disciplinary authorities against attorneys who dare represent conservative causes and individuals."
This has become hot again because the D.C. Bar is trying it again, and the DoJ is counterattacking with great specificity.
This is a Uniparty thing BTW, it's one reason over the decades a lot of insurgents have been stopped, fined, or jailed because they were found to have broken post-Watergate Federal and local "campaign finance reforms" or the like, such as petition gathering laws or rules.
In part because the Uniparty owns all the lawyers with expertise in this area of law, relationships with the relevant authorities, etc. In part in some cases because normie activists didn't realize these Constitutionally dubious laws even existed.
If you can't get heard in court with competent counsel, the jury box is a purely theoretical concept.
https://x.com/bhweingarten/status/2054730385779499342

2026-05-14 03:35:23 UTC

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Jew mad, this time the country's worst civil lawyer:
"Marc E. Elias
@marceelias
"VA Const.
"'whenever any government shall be found inadequate or contrary to these purposes, a majority of the community hath an indubitable, inalienable, and indefeasible right to reform, alter, or abolish it, in such manner as shall be judged most conducive to the public weal.'"
That said, wasting seventy million, on the order of what the GOPe has spent trying to save RINO gun grabber John Cornyn, is worthy of being mad about.
The "don't rule on this before we have the referendum" strategy has left them grasping for such straws using the "will of the people" argument (of course, a much larger fraction voted to harden the state against gerrymandering).
https://x.com/marceelias/status/2054246930025468262

2026-05-12 16:36:20 UTC

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Paying attention to the _SCIENCE!!!_ is useful (there's no threat as of yet and little potential. see last link), but this is interesting as an example of desperation as Trump and non-GOPe types implement something of an Anaconda Plan against the Democrats. See ending USAID for and early part of that.
Latest is of course cutting back on "legislative apartheid" as @CynicalPublius likes to put it. The Democrats grossly overreached in Virginia, trying to go 6-5 to 10-1, and are now realizing if the GOP plays the same game they've been doing they're down forty seats in the House of Representatives.
And they were utterly cackhanded in trying that, Virginia is in theory a gold standard against gerrymandering. Maybe they'll replace their supreme court in that state, but in the meanwhile thanks to a timely SCOTUS ruling and Indiana voters sending a bunch of state legislators back home to spend more time with their families, the Republicans are marching forward in a bunch of states.
Another sign, albeit also one that electing a violent nigger to be your AG is a bad idea:
"Michelle Maxwell ™
@MichelleMaxwell
"Ok, so the AG of Virginia, Jay Jones, has filed an emergency appeal to the United States Supreme Court asking them to overrule the Virginia State Supreme Courts ruling, and while he may have sent it through spellcheck this time, he failed to change templates..because this one is still going to the Supreme Court of Virginia. The incompetence is mind blowing. 😆😆😆"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anaconda_Plan
https://x.com/MichelleMaxwell/status/2053963771693994483
My take on the hanatvirus situation as of yesterday: https://shitposter.world/notice/B6CPLmYSpkeqWx5O0O

2026-05-05 18:13:40 UTC

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Something interesting in a general DoW press release on X:
"In the air over the gulf, Caine said, are more than 100 fighters, attack aircraft and other manned and unmanned aircraft, all synchronized by the 82nd Airborne Division."
This makes sense, the 82nd has its own Apaches, certainly some drones, and will be familiar with working with most or all of the rest like Warthogs, whom I'm sure they think fondly of from help they provided in the dreadful GWOT years. And will be familiar with taking in sensor data from other sources. Only new thing I can think of right now, which they've had plenty of time to practice by now, is warning surface ships, US Navy and non-combatant merchants.
This is to deal with the small boat and "one-way attack drone" threat, the latter both in the air and on the water's surface (where they'd be roughly equivalent to small boats).
Six small boats were zapped yesterday, and in tangible results, two out of the five trapped US flagged and manned ships transited yesterday. The total for the immediate mission before/in addition to establishing two way transit in the southern half of the strait (that is, the part revolutionary Iran has no claim to, which also provides distance to give the US time to find and deal with attacks crossing the strait from the northern part):
"Air Force Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said right now, there are more than 1,500 vessels with about 22,500 mariners trapped inside the gulf."
https://x.com/DeptofWar/status/2051713948139860241

2026-05-04 05:10:24 UTC

Lots of signs things might get _interesting_ with revolutionary Iran today (Monday):
The US has announced at Official and rumor levels we're going to have a "Let the poor ship crews out," or more per CENTCOM, "Project Freedom."
It starts in the morning Eastern Time; if Iran wants to make further preparations for it, it'll be hard to do it surreptitiously.
We're evidently we're not "escorting" trapped ships, just providing "support." I do wonder if any will try.
Someone with probably little or no power in Iran (AKA not IRGC) said Iran is not happy about this.
The lawfare against Netanyahu was canceled for today at his lawyer's request.
https://x.com/CENTCOM/status/2051075238352355404
https://media.shitposter.world/shitposter.club/41/19/84/411984fe22e9ebc2df64d8c249ad3331c507dc076448ba645107b5180b249923.webp?name=z-SDrIp2qehzgQ.webp

2026-05-03 17:00:24 UTC

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"VHS crappy standard Porn kept it from dying"
Not sure about the porn claim, the big thing was whatever the video and original audio quality (and stereo creating editing issues), the size of the cassette and thus length of tape fit what people wanted to do with it, like time shifting, and renting and eventually sell-through buying of media. Also was an open enough standard, vs. Betamax being Sony only.
So it was a standard that was "good enough" while being vastly superior in two critical areas (and did S-VHS close the quality gap?). TL;DR: Sony generally sucks at standards.
"AMD won 64 bit not Intel-Intel, Intel made 64 bit incompatible with previous CPU's"
Not really; 32 bit x86 AKA IA32 still ran on Itanium chips, just slowly. IA64 was a lot _more incompatible_ with IA32 than AMD64, never performed except for a few niche areas (was approved inside Intel on the basis of microbenchmarks and the "sufficiently smart compiler" fallacy), and AMD64 performed.
But at the level of writing C programs for example? This was a microarchitectural detail that did make a big difference in IA32 performance. See also the FSB memory bottleneck vs. ccNUMA HyperTransport.
"Solar panels, toxic to the environment, no way to dispose of, and unknown life span, most fail in 4 to 5 years"
Please, in the US at least we've got effectively endless space to bury our trash.
"Windmills, need standby Nat Gas plants"
And _Illinois_ and NY state are waging war with peaker plants. Probably other Blue states as well.

2026-04-07 14:57:45 UTC

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It's remarkably difficult to find a _primary_ source on the Curiosity rover's CPUs, and you also have to check the higher level Mars Science Lab name for the project.
BAE Systems who makes the RAD 750 hardened POWER CPU says it's going to be used, but I couldn't find anything that said what was actually used. Everything else I could find was secondary....

2026-04-07 00:07:34 UTC

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Before the age of Starlink size satellite fleets (which are below the van Allen belts anyway), radiation hardened CPUs fell into the last of these four categories:
* Zero cost like microcontrollers
* Zero time to perform tasks
* Zero power like mobile and IoT today
* Zero units including military stuff
As long as the max power draw isn't really high, and waste heat is generally useful for outer system stuff, I don't see any reason not to make such CPUs generally capable. Closer to the zero time set, while of course they're zero units, I remember a typical prices of $100K each which is cheap for their types of missions.
Brave AI agrees with my memory: https://search.brave.com/search?q=rad+hard+cpus
Of course that doesn't count the early stuff in the 1970s when eight bit CPUs were the cutting edge of what you could do in a single chip, like the rad hard RCA 1802 which may still be in production:
https://search.brave.com/search?q=is+the+rad+hard+RCA+1802+still+in+production

2026-04-06 23:34:02 UTC

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Of course, but I'm wondering what the Linux kernel API brings to the table that a capable RTOS doesn't.
For example, I'm not sure familiarly and ecosystem helps here, or very much, for beyond the van Allen belts missions.

2026-04-06 20:43:32 UTC

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Not sure about that, but don't these hardened CPUs run an RTOS, not general purpose Linux which wouldn't offer much to most space missions.
Certainly no 486 support for Outlook on Microsoft Windows....

2026-04-04 00:17:30 UTC

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That's a nice theory, but the harsh fact is that jail and prison space is _severely_ limited. Including my deep Red state part of flyover country. Politicians have decided there are better ways to buy votes.
So even if they're not soft on crime, or ethnocentric, judges can only _try_ to triage the perps who come before them, and they _will_ make mistakes. Which assumes if they had perfect foreknowledge there would even be enough space for the worst of the worst, which is probably not true in general.
Compare to a bartender kicking out a patron who just goes to another bar, albeit the second bartender probably has better clues.

2026-04-01 22:50:46 UTC

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First stage(s) did their job (not a pure first stage with so much of the initial thrust being provided by SRBs).
NASA's Official for the public video feed is stingy with what it's showing us, is very clearly avoiding showing us the exact moment of dangerous transitions like SRB and first stage separation, waiting until that's successful to show us the objects moving away.

2026-04-01 22:26:26 UTC

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Indeed, except when it gets to the hard stuff, then it's all fucking white males, plus two white females, one young who knows what Hz is, the other they showed us is the "launch manager" and an older heifer who also seems to know her stuff.
And real countdown from ten minutes just started.

2026-04-01 18:05:36 UTC

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NASA managed to get one Senate Launch System out into space and back to the earth.
Given what we've learned about the heat shield problem, _including NASA lying about the root cause,_ NASA is unchanged since Challenger and Columbia (the latter was recognized in the Columbia accident investigation), we should be wary of everything else about the SLS and Orion. We who are not privy to NASA's classified documents (really, that's how bad they've gotten) simply can't quantify the odds.
OK, more data, the political head of NASA is a Jew, and the civil service head of it is a pajeet.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ddi792xdfNXcBwF8qpDUxmZzIksrs0jy/

2026-03-28 03:10:25 UTC

Not all unemployment is bad unemployment, you need to look at topline numbers remembering things like this:
"Black Women Bear Brunt Of Mass Layoffs With The Rise Of AI And The End Of DEI"
Article actually postulates it's "the end of DEI." with "AI" being anticipated to seriously slam the email caste.
This being _ZeroHedge_ you'll want to check the link which I skimmed, but it credibly says:
"Over 300,000 black women faced layoffs last year, with the trend continuing into 2026 and some estimates at around 500,000 total job losses. Currently, the unemployment rate for black women is 7.1%, far above the national average of 4.4%. Black female employees represented 12% of all federal employees in 2024 (double their share of the population in the national labor force), but they were also 33% of federal layoffs in 2025-2026."
:saddest:
Good bit of rhetoric to turn around and deny:
"One of the most common arguments heard in defense of the woke era was that 'black women are the most educated and successful group' in America today."
Which of course was an artifact of explicit policies to achieve just that in both colleges and companies.
https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/black-women-face-mass-layoffs-rise-ai-and-end-dei

2026-03-23 15:49:46 UTC

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Matt Whitlock
@MattWhitlock
The problem in our country is Democrats have spent decades building in a chutes and ladders style fraud and spoils system that wastes trillions of dollars.
You can't "eliminate hunger" when the Dem nonprofit industrial complex will swallow up 95% of the money you throw at it.
Mar 22, 2026 · 6:50 PM UTC
https://x.com/MattWhitlock/status/2035791348926656604

2026-03-14 17:40:52 UTC

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We wish.
For example, hardware company that's bad at software Apple has utterly failed to integrate "AI" into iOS, and recently tapped Google to help them.

2026-03-13 17:43:13 UTC

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Yeah, it doesn't look good for the defenders in this case where a fellow Muslim is the country prosecutor and is blaming "gun absolutism," that we care more about guns to stop people like him from killing us and our families than [fill in the blank]. The state legislature BTW just sent an "assault weapons" ban to CIA governor Spanberger.
"Greg Price @greg_price11
"Norfolk's Soros-funded [Iranian] Commonwealth Attorney Ramin Fatehi blames Republicans and the "cult of gun absolutism" for the shooting at Old Dominion.
"The suspect is reportedly a previously convicted supporter of ISIS."
One Mohamed Bailor Jalloh who shouted "Allahu Akbar" after asking if this was a ROTC class, sentenced to eleven years in Federal prison and five years of supervised release back in 2017. More from Wikipedia:
"Authorities identified the shooter as 36-year-old Mohamed Bailor Jalloh (September 1989[16] – March 12, 2026), a naturalized US citizen, who was born in Sierra Leone, and had been a resident of Sterling, Virginia. Jalloh previously served as a member of the Army National Guard and later in the Virginia National Guard from 2009 until early 2016."
Cute how our ruling trash import people like this so they can justify running a security state and disarming us in the face of these enemies, anarcho-tyranny yet again.
https://x.com/greg_price11/status/2032175087634329986
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Old_Dominion_University_shooting

2026-03-13 15:07:14 UTC

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If such a thing happens, the argument would be the ROTC students, who just saw their officer teacher killed by this outbreak of Sudden Jihad Syndrome, killed the perp after rendering him unable to hurt anyone further.
Lethal force is allowed for stopping a threat, intentionally killing someone is reserved to the judiciary.
While the officer was a negro, if there's enough whites in the group you could see the new nigger AG who wants Republican children dead persecuting the students....

2026-03-10 15:19:24 UTC

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Can't use only math for this: will the "average retiree" stay in Illinois for the privilege of getting taxed into penury?

2026-02-17 15:57:03 UTC

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Epstein is generally known from all these emails to be pig ignorant about most everything. For example, he'd read financial stuff in the popular press, stuff he's supposed to know about, then forward it to his financial guys.
Here the green text guy is about the same, doesn't know for example that SSRIs are a now ancient class of drugs, the first coming to the US market exactly thirty years ago. As in, basic, take a pill every day SSRIs are all generics as far as I know and just now can tell with some Brave AI checking (various new wrinkles are covered, like a very very extended release once weekly (!!!) Prozac pill).
This is also a throw everything against the wall without thinking set of claims, like how do they both _severely_ depress libedo etc. _and_ make people more promiscuous??? Does anyone think when they compose or repost this stuff?

2026-02-11 15:19:32 UTC

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They were defending against an attack.
When they established the NOTAM, how could they know how long the attack would last???

2026-02-11 15:14:31 UTC

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Check the link to the article again, it's had two updates. First the El Paso NOTAM was lifted, then:
"Update (0950ET):
"Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed on X that the Federal Aviation Administration and the Department of War 'acted swiftly to address a cartel drone incursion' at or near the border town of El Paso.
"'The threat has been neutralized, and there is no danger to commercial travel in the region. The restrictions have been lifted, and normal flights are resuming,' Duffy said."
In Hacker News discussion, it was pointed out it was very limited in both area and height.

2026-01-29 21:46:09 UTC

Greg Price
@greg_price11
I can't think of anything that more sums up this current moment then the fact that the media used an old picture of Renee Good and an AI edited facetune of Alex Pretti in their stories because they decided that they weren't hot enough to have enough of a fiddle on your heartstrings.
https://x.org/greg_price11/status/2016983302293344333
https://media.shitposter.world/shitposter.club/0a/e1/0e/0ae10eb07e885dfe3fef891e00c8fa40391a200e67d6d20431459ef461b6e846.webp?name=TnG7yPC02ZxCjg.webp
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2026-01-21 15:56:09 UTC

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How long have you had your hardware? Companies don't ask for it back if they're no longer selling the unit you've got, that's just completely unneeded costs to them.

2026-01-20 00:03:04 UTC

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If it's tonight, it's the solar storm hitting us.
As a "solar radiation storm," the biggest in over twenty years, and our grids with few exceptions have _much_ less margin thanks to the Greens and our ruling trash which discarded this part of their since the 1970s energy poverty policy when they came to desire "AI."
Although it sounds like the real issues are above the atmosphere and of course to HF etc. radio,
https://x.com/NWSSWPC/status/2013319963285561348

2026-01-17 20:56:34 UTC

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Is it likely if you cancel AT&T you'll never be able to get back service from them? You _do_ have a high end one vs. ADSL....

2026-01-17 15:30:29 UTC

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"The only reason high fructose corn syrup is cheaper than sugar in America is because of corn subsidies."
BZZZT! It started with Nixon because of sugar price supports, beet and cane! And there's still massive intervention in that market, I'd assume the economics are still similar. Thus @npub1yev…9nx0 is not to the point, the market is only a factor after this.
Remember that HFCS is a little plus or minus the sucrose 50/50 composition of glucose and fructose. Also remember that crop price supports play a role in ensuring people don't starve due to a bad harvest, or here limiting the swings of meat prices and availability.
"Then we'd finally be free of all of that ethanol in our gas."
That I don't see happening, but ending that insane "burn food for fuel" policy (minus distillers grains for animal feed, corn to ethanol leaves behind the protein) would be a very good thing.
TD;DR: sugar is the bad thing in excess, the source doesn't matter much if any.

2026-01-15 03:19:48 UTC

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That's covered in another post of mine in that thread, see link.
We got his cellphone video last of the big video releases, it and another from a security cam in a building in front of all this shows he was to the right of the vehicle, which was then roughly perpendicular to the street and thus not good for trying to get away.
Then she rather quickly repositioned her SUV to the right so he ended up _right_ in front of her. When she had plenty of room to move even more to the right to clear him and start to get away.
Then we know from other videos she gunned the engine and everything went down _very fast_ as you can see in his cellphone video and hear his "Whoa!"
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2026-01-15 03:06:51 UTC

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Correct, and there's no "seems" like he got hit by the three ton SUV, we have it on video albeit the ICE agent at the door blocked our view of him a lot, see link showing his feed _sliding_ back.
People are credibly saying kinetic energy is what matters here, the outer body gets moved, inertia is a bitch for the inner body, so 1/2 mv^2. The velocity was low, but the mass was serious.
https://shitposter.world/notice/B27GN4y1GzcYOnpN2m

2026-01-15 02:50:34 UTC

Personal subject matter expert ESR comments on what the "internal bleeding" reports mean about the injured ICE agent (if true, of course).
As in, ESR almost died from this once:
Eric S. Raymond
@esrtweet
From the replies I got to this post, some of y'all need a tutorial in the diagnosis and management of blunt trauma injuries. While I'm not a doctor, this is something I know a bit about from both book study and some grim personal experience.
So. Jonathan Ross got hit by a 2-ton SUV traveling at low speed. We know it was low speed, because if it weren't, he would be dead and we wouldn't be having this conversation.
The effect of that kind of collision is a lot like being whanged by an oversized baseball bat. This is not trivial shit, not just "bruising"....
[In detail, elsewhere he explains this is from the force being transmitted by muscles into the internal viscera.]
Yes, you can be ambulatory after that, and he was, but this is a category of injury that can and not infrequently does kill you later even if adrenaline powers you through the prompt effects.
The problem is that the damage from internal bleeding is cumulative, subtle, and hard to diagnose from the outside unless you get really obvious symptoms like blood in your stool. I nearly died from this once myself, which is how I know about this.
So he went straight to the emergency room. Standard protocol is to put him under close observation and do some diagnostic imaging. If he's bleeding badly enough to have trouble standing, it's surgery time - you need to go in, find the bleeders and repair them.
Fortunately Ross wasn't injured that badly. But don't make any mistake about this, anytime you have viscera injury you were only a few pounds of applied force from death. It's plain blind luck that [driver] Good didn't kill him.
You don't want to surgically intervene if you don't have to, because the trauma from the surgery can be as bad or worse than the injury. So you keep him under observation for a while and then you send him home with instructions to self-monitor for indications that the internal bleeding has become serious. Indications: blood in the stool, bloating, persistent abdominal pain.
If he survives 48 hours without increased symptoms, he'll probably be okay and no further treatment required. I think this period is already past us. But believe me, he's going to be under instructions to take it easy and not stress the bleeders for at least a week.
https://x.com/esrtweet/status/2011551556416516404

2026-01-04 22:30:24 UTC

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Exactly, fifty thousand plus or minus. Per a bit of Brave searching searching just now, they're mostly Nepali ethnics who lived there as parhaps a quarter or a third of the population before, quoting Brave AI:
"Many Bhutanese immigrants in the U.S. are ethnic Nepali-Bhutanese who fled Bhutan between the late 1980s and early 1990s due to government policies promoting 'one nation, one people,' which targeted southern Bhutanese of Nepali descent through cultural erasure and statelessness. Over 105,000 ethnic Nepali Bhutanese lived in refugee camps in Nepal before being resettled internationally."
So a bunch of them are true refugees, "escaped with only their shirts," and a bunch are Hindu. And they're not smart, although Lynn doesn't have good data on Nepalese.

2026-01-04 21:49:15 UTC

Trump published on Truth Social populations by the percentage "of immigrant households receiving assistance."
"Immigrant" probably and shouldn't include those here on "Temporary" Protected Status (TPS) like most Venezuelans who aren't illegals, H-1Bs etc. who are also in theory temporary, and just plain illegals. Except we know a bunch of states are cheating, as well the immigrants who steal identities of US residents.
TL:DR: Legal immigration is an existential threat.
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115837373809832709
https://media.shitposter.world/shitposter.club/8b/c4/b0/8bc4b0d0f3088f68770f2a72dcb6d994f8afdd99fc69fcf754dcbc01ead9fb60.jpg?name=L9h64NrXdsSh9Q.jpg
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2025-12-17 23:08:02 UTC

A decade ago in a now legendary tweet David "iowahawkblog" Burge noticed a pattern of the Left:
1. Target a respected institution
2. Kill & clean it
3. Wear it as a skin suit, while demanding respect
Some Jews are mad this applies to them as well; Read The Whole Thing, it's not long, here are some of the best bits:
"A dozen former officials from the Anti-Defamation League are now going on-record with JTA regarding why they have recently resigned from the organization: It is prioritizing anti-Semitism over non-Jewish groups’ pet social causes.
"The officials appear to be frozen in time on October 6, 2023...."
"... I absolutely do not have the patience for cornball universalism when I’m trying to figure out which Hanukkah shooting is being referenced on my social media feed.
"One of the reasons fighting anti-Semitism is so time-consuming is that these “allies” of which Berman speaks do not exist. Sure, individuals of all sorts stand with us, but the alphabet soup of progressive social dogma enforcers has united—against the Jews.
The single most salient fact of the post-Oct. 7 world, at least in the United States, is this: Every major group that Jewish advocacy organizations fought for are either sitting this one out or suiting up for the other side."
"In a roundabout way, this complaint [by the ADL’s former director of education WRT DEI] is that the ADL isn’t fomenting enough anti-Semitism."
https://www.commentary.org/seth-mandel/its-the-end-of-a-mass-delusion-in-the-jewish-institutional-world/

2025-12-16 22:39:15 UTC

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"also I should add: the nerd hacker culture that seemed to formerly exist got replaced with wanting to be an ewhore."
Perhaps this is related to how Stever Ballmer _didn't_ sleep on phones. Rather, he destroyed the nerd hacker culture Bill Gates had created but removing career protections so that any one bad boss could yeet you from the company, and made it a crab bucket with stack ranking.
For example, the company bought the Android predecessor, tried to welsh on its existing contract with T-moblie, and wasted a billion dollars (really) that was sabotaged by corporate infighting. The Microsoft Kin was dead two months after release.
Much more where that came from.
So WRT to "ewhore's" how much of that is akin to "managing up" and otherwise keeping your job and/or your career in a domain that's gotten very nasty? (I don't know.)

2025-12-14 16:56:13 UTC

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"I would prefer just blow their shit away if they enter your home."
Whatever you might prefer, deliberate killing is reserved to the judiciary. I"m talking about the legal use of lethal force to _stop_ threats of lethal force.

2025-12-14 16:36:56 UTC

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What on earth does that have to do with the issues of self-defense and the legal system going after whites who defend themselves from diversity?
How on earth did you come up to the conclusion I don't already known "diversity doesn't work." I learned that in the 1980s....

2025-12-14 15:29:31 UTC

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Yes and no.
I'm not aware of any vaguely recent incidents where whites attacked in their homes who engaged in legit self-defense against negroes were charged.
The item implies the incident went beyond that to finishing the attackers off, which is illegal and a very bad idea outside of Texas, where there's a unique for states grand jury system that just might choose to no bill you, like happened with that restaurant incident.
The bad or suboptimal outcomes for whites I'm familiar with involve one or more of:
* Moving or shooting outside your castle and the situation not calling for lethal force.
* Luring people into your castle.
* Often connected with the above, continuing to shoot after a perp is down and disabled.
Things change outside of your castle; today you can assume including in Red states like Georgia that any _offensive_ actions against negroes will get you into trouble.
You have to limit yourself to pure self-defense of yourself and "your's," you can't for example use any level of force to deal with a negro who's attacking others.
And of course the usual suspects may put you into legal jeopardy anyway. So get real legal protection like from CCW Safe, which not long after getting established retained the lead lawyer in the Zimmerman-Martin case.
Curiously, their first case was a negro doing the right thing, I think it started in a bar, he retreated three times from an aggressor (doesn't matter if it's required, that shows good will), until he had no choice but to shoot (and kill) the perp.

2025-12-14 04:30:25 UTC

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Per https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/fact-check-veteran-not-charged-070957126.html the video is complete bullshit, a mashup of various images and videos from all over the nation with no identified "veteran," let alone someone charged with murder for legit home self-defense.
BTW, "Stand Your Ground" almost never applies when you're in your residence, that's where Castle Doctrine comes into play and it's almost always stronger.

2025-11-15 03:34:59 UTC

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2025-11-13 23:31:59 UTC

Tucker Carlson Builds Time Machine To Kill Baby ~~Neville Chamberlain~~ Churchill
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2025-11-08 23:15:44 UTC

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Maybe treat _lawyers_ as a special case when it comes to trust?? :cirnoStare:

2025-11-08 21:16:39 UTC

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"Embrace the healing power of 'and.'"
Plus religion is upstream of class.
"Vote for free stuff, you get whatever methods are on offer"
Right there you fail hard, for it being OK to vote for outright theft is a religious thing, if it's allowed or not.

2025-11-08 21:08:34 UTC

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You don't win a holy war without bringing a religion to the fight. - rough paraphrase of one of the best insights of Jim of Jim's Blog.

2025-11-08 20:45:43 UTC

The incumbent Mayor of Minneapolis, a Jew parachuted in a while ago, beat the light bulb head because too many of his "fellow" Somalis didn't like his clan :cirnoHeh:
https://x.com/DrewPavlou/status/1986753493424853333

2025-11-07 00:29:28 UTC

(This is not a joke, I'm pretty sure.)
:cirnoForReals: :saddest: :cirno_shrug:
Tyler Oliveira
@tyleraloevera
After much consideration, I have decided I will NOT be releasing my documentary capturing India’s poop-throwing festival…
I have been doxxed, and threatened by thousands of Indians over the last 2 weeks…
Tens of thousands of Indians have turned my life into a living hell. My family has been attacked in ways I never could have imagined.
Showing up to this poop-festival was the worst decision of my life, and I severely underestimated the power of India…
I am only one man… I cannot defeat the combined power of 1.5 billion Indians who yearn for my destruction.
I simply cannot continue fighting this war, and must choose my battles. This one simply isn’t worth it.
I never meant to offend Indians, their religion, or their culture. I just wanted to participate in this unusual poop-throwing festival and share it for the world to see.
I ask that all Indians reading this please leave my family alone. Thank you.
https://x.com/tyleraloevera/status/1986515161621098708

2025-11-05 17:43:24 UTC

Emphasis added:
"The Dems' flying monkeys in the mainstream media will have a field day with this, loudly proclaiming a huge repudiation of President Trump.
There's no basis in reality for that. I am not at all surprised that ___things went poorly for Republicans in four states that voted for Kamala Harris last year.___ Voting Democrat wasn't very popular last year, and it hasn't gotten any cooler this year.
My stomach isn't going to be twisted into knots because people who voted to send the country down the leftist toilet last year are continuing to do so."
I'm not sure violent nigger Jay Jones will become a national figure to blacken :cirnoHeh: Democrats' reputation, but Mamdani?
Well, he is a pajeet, a politician, _and a nepo baby,_ who knows how he'll actually rule. Rhetorically he's said to not be backing down, and he is a Muslim although there's a line of thought his "Third World-ism" is even more important.
https://pjmedia.com/stephen-kruiser/2025/11/04/the-morning-briefing-brutal-night-for-republicansor-was-it-n4945603

2025-11-05 06:38:54 UTC

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"You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you." And this has been in the works since at least FDR, if not Wilson.
In the last twelve months the Rubicon has already crossed us; it's _possible_ there will be a Deep State Thermidorian Reaction stronger than the one allowed the reelection of Trump now that the hard Left is taking a Leftist crown jewel like NYC.
Predicting the timing of these things is impossible but that our civil war will continue to get hotter if nothing on the governmental Right changes is all but trivial, since the Democrats/Left are trapped in a holiness spiral absent such a reaction.
Certain things will also almost certainly get worse; I may not like accelerationism but the GOPe is totally anti-Trump and anti-legacy Americans, so they're already deliberately losing the 2026 mid-terms, as they did in 2017-18.

2025-10-09 22:14:32 UTC

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As it is, they've _already_ gone through a cycle of reformulating inhalers! Although maybe that was due to the ozone hole scam.
The not so fine article by a no longer worthwhile journal: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/2839475

2025-09-30 20:47:22 UTC

JKR is a true TERF, is giving full support to illegal migration to the U.K. now that that's getting to be a red hot issue:
"J.K. Rowling
@jk_rowling
"If you can't imagine yourself in one of those boats, you have something missing. They are dying for a life worth living. #refugeeswelcome
"Sep 3, 2015 · 1:45 PM UTC"
Best reply, slightly adjusted for continuity:
"Simple White Pill Enjoyer
@SimpleWhitePill
"2025 Harry Potter
"Waited at the train to get to Hogwarts
"Stabbed by a boat migrant and never met Hermione or a Weasley."
https://x.com/jk_rowling/status/639434012772159488
https://x.com/SimpleWhitePill/status/1973064136461266978

2025-09-27 22:21:11 UTC

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Also back then a requirement you like the subject matter and its fans instead of hating them. So, the guy may be understanding his showing the managing editor he _could_ write, and also discussing some sports related stuff to prove facility with the domain.
Your greater thesis, I don't know. All the above in effect, including the HR lonhouse which enforces hatred of the domain (and women and cars???), see also the H-1B etc. scams.
For more discussion, which large companies do you see "randomly" collapsing? I'm not necessarily seeing much of that but my criteria may be different and you have a different viewpoint as a machinist. I do see a lot of partial collapses where a cash cow is most or all that's keeping one afloat.
Non-random examples, ones we understand in great detail the reasons for, include Boeing and Intel, the latter in really bad trouble, the former seems to be getting its critical commercial side back in gear, fighters in St. Louis doing really well after the F-47 award on top of enduring F-15 work. While other military/government stuff is ... ___bad,___ space, just don't ask.

2025-09-20 00:59:27 UTC

Jew Mad:
Ilya Somin, by far the most obnoxious Jew on the mostly Jewish _The Volokh Conspiracy_ group blog, has penned an "Abolish the FCC" article.
When of course this 1934 early New Deal organization is doing _exactly_ what FDR and company intended, censor all the things.
Except of course WRT to Jimmy Kimmel, the FCC claims are mostly a politician weapon, not only was his show losing a lot of money and he's reported to have demanded to double down on Kick instead of apologize, there was a syndicators' boycott.
That is, the companies and people closest to the ~~customers~~ product for advertising, the ones who run local TV stations like Nexstar were removing his program from their stations. And in at least one case running counter programming about Kirk for at least a while.
https://reason.com/volokh/2025/09/18/abolish-the-fcc/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadcast_syndication

2025-09-13 03:10:59 UTC

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Is this what goes for memes nowadays???
If the police _don't_ have a duty to protect you, as these examples show, they deserve thanks when they actually do so!
Parkland's an example there, Coward Country did squat, the local strong wahmen who was the nominal commander completely lost it while her mine cowered behind vehicles, but other police units "marched to the sound of the guns."

2025-09-13 02:07:21 UTC

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And while he didn't exactly plan on it, Kirk sure inspired a crisis of faith in that leftoid: "The point I was trying to make is how peaceful the left was (long pause) right before he got shot."
https://x.com/VigilantFox/status/1966287054746140995

2025-09-11 02:26:37 UTC

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Read it decades ago; I now see he's one of many (((neocons))) I would assume (Jews who lost faith with Stalinist Soviet Union).
How that's relevant to writing a short bit of history a couple of decades later about a well known Leftist MO ... that's the genetic fallacy. Means you have to view such sources with extreme care, but there's very little to this, did or did not Castro/the Communist International:
* Arrange the murder of a moderate Lefitst?
* Did they preprint pamphlets and preposition materials in the business district?
* Was it they who made sure the latter what thoroughly destroyed?
And the final claim, Columbia never recovered from this.
I really, _really_ hope you're not questioning the decades and decades of all too successful Communist subversion of Latin America. Which is still playing out today, like the recent Bolivian counter-revolutionary election. Or the assassination of ... a Colombian politician.
In any case, your a rude motormouth, so plonk.

2025-09-11 01:50:47 UTC

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Those of you thinking of handlers etc. Who are they in general terms, and what are they trying to accomplish?
We've seen this playbook before _on the Left._ Heck, Castro made his bones in the Communist International for his role in assassinating a Colombian Leftist _moderate_ and then using that as a spark to __destroy__ Bogata's business district.
Who on the Right is that cold and calculating, and so sure it won't get traced back to them, since the Deep State is still 99.999% hard Left?
See _Red Star over Cuba_ by N. Weyl for the above details https://www.amazon.com/Red-Star-over-Cuba-Weyl/dp/0815967055

2025-09-11 00:38:17 UTC

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Not even the shooter, if he's the second suspect now reported to be released after questioning.
Look _really_ closely at the rifle especially near the end of the clip as it's being carried and you can see the underside. The scale is a bit off for a high power centerfire one, it looks to me like a barrel cocking air rifle. That especially based on my interpretation of the forward end of the stock, you cock the spring by pulling the barrel down thus what looks more like a mechanism than the smooth wood you'd expect there.

2025-09-09 17:18:35 UTC

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Indeed, but as I keep pointing out, he also doesn't hate us whites, and _that alone_ is sufficient to put him head and shoulders about the GOPe which he keeps trouncing when that's possible.
(Weasel words because he doesn't control the Senate for example, which will _never_ allow him to fill all his political positions before he's out of office, first and now second term.)

2025-09-08 18:50:25 UTC

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You do realize he's at the mercy of his information gatekeepers and the media he independently follows which is likely to be ignoring this case, and he's very very poor at picking those and others of his retinue?
There's too many examples of his learning from anecdotes to axiomatically assume he knows about this case and is ignoring it, although given his past but not so much not Negroidolatry we can't rule it out.
If/when this becomes a big theme in 2026, perhaps from his camp, we might find out.

2025-09-07 16:05:42 UTC

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This is likely akin to something that has almost certainly helped with the D.C. crime situation once Trump intervened.
Back to the mid-1990s and I'm sure earlier, it was a place a class of criminals commuted to from Maryland and Virginia because the chances of getting caught were much lower, and the punishment was also much lower if caught, including no likely death penalty (still could be done by the Feds, but that was in a practical moratorium for a long time. country wide until the end of Trump 1.0).

2025-09-04 21:16:26 UTC

A mostly unfounded but useful fear:
"[Migrants in Chicago] are feeling very uncertain amid Trump’s crackdown on immigration. Some fear being temporarily sent to a U.S. ICE detention center and facing uncomfortable conditions. But, even worse, they fear being sent to a country they are not even from."
That fate is reserved for those so bad their own countries won't take them back....
We also have the constant news about Kilmar Abrego Garcia who doesn't want to go back to his home county of El Salvador where under new management he'll be put in prison, so at last count the plan is to deport him to Uganda. :cirnoForReals:
From "Report: Hundreds of Migrants Self-Deporting from Chicago" which is quoting a city business news outfit.
https://www.breitbart.com/immigration/2025/09/04/report-hundreds-of-migrants-self-deporting-from-chicago/

2025-08-27 18:37:35 UTC

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A new thing, though, since 1999/2000 is World War T.
May not really be a new thing vs. social contagion which now encourages a lot of these sorts of people to troon out along the way to mass murder. Except there's potentially the influence of very pervasive drugs which also sterilize, and surgery which is also a one way trip.
Plus the new thing of F->M trannies, biological women didn't used to be at all common in mass shootings, especially of children. I can remember only one example.

2025-08-27 18:27:18 UTC

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This says something fundamental about these sorts of people who target children. Especially in religious schools, and here attending Mass in the morning.
There may be enough data points to strongly suspect what the "murder-suicide" pattern is driven by, although if you're willing to wade in this abyss, you'll also need to look at the other target patterns. Also keep in mind how "crazy" each set of murderers are, plus there's the Sudden Jihad Syndrome.
You might want to start with the Instawife, Helen Smith, who's a forensic psychologist. In 2020 in the wake of Columbine she wrote _The Scarred Heart: Understanding and Identifying Kids Who Kill_ it's said to be very good: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0615112234

2025-08-07 02:57:08 UTC

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CHIPS act doesn't pay _anything_ until real world milestones are achieved; to first approximation, as you said, "a fab is up and running."
And TI likes making chips in the US, was already expanding a lot, and kinda need to for all the special or older processes where they do fancy analog or persistent memory tricks. Or that just don't need more leading nodes if the financials work out, including NRE for products that aren't going to be made in numbers where TSMC's finest pays for itself. (Side note, for TSMC converting a tape out into a set of leading edge masks can only be done on the island.)
Meanwhile, @npub1dvd…e5l8 is studiously ignoring how Trump negotiates. I guarantee you the retards who are currently running both Taiwan and more and more running TSMC off the island (especially due to power, they saw their nuclear power plants as KMT artifacts so they had to go, now they've got ten days of LNG supplies before it's lights out) are now paying full attention to this matter.

2025-08-06 15:06:00 UTC

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Microsoft was using Chinese nationals, that is, people completely at the mercy of the PRC police state, to handle tickets for their government cloud that contained data (in theory) at lower than Confidential level (the lowest of Official classified stuff).
With vetted but not necessarily competent in this domain "Digital Escorts" monitoring what they were doing.
Given the CEO is a pajeet, well, that tells you limits about the pajeet labor pool, at least at what Microsoft wants to pay for tech labor (have heard a while ago Indian tech labor was getting more expensive).
https://www.propublica.org/article/microsoft-digital-escorts-pentagon-defense-department-china-hackers which occasionally publishes good stuff.

2025-08-05 12:38:11 UTC

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I'm not sure if you're a blackpiller who's a complete idiot or an agent provocateur.
Among many other things, you're offering a massively incomplete set of options if our ruling trash starts gulaging people.
And anyone who claims "Key is organization, loyalty and commitment with all petty bullshit set aside," in the context of as many as 50 people, has no understanding of the real world of Clown World.
Might as well get on a(nother) list; our options include:
"When blacks riot, cities burn. When whites riot, _continents_ burn." Or as a friend of Larry Correia noted:
"For most people on the left political violence is a knob, and they can turn the heat up and down, with things like protests, and riots, all the way up to destruction of property, and sometimes murder.... But for the vast majority of folks on the right, it's an off and on switch. And the settings are Vote or Shoot Fucking Everybody."
AKA a preference cascade. I'm pretty sure our ruling trash realizes this, BTW. Thus I don't expect the sort of gulaging you're predicting, since many of us have already decided that's one of our red lines.
Individuals or _very_ small groups as outlined in the end of https://status451.com/2017/01/20/days-of-rage/ are the only practical approach today for direct action by the Right (it goes into great detail about the massive support the Left has for that.
But at worst case, it takes very few people to kill any exquisitely vulnerable big Blue city that are the power bases, such as they are is, for our enemies (this while voting is still ostensibly a thing). We just haven't had a reason to "go big" or rather huge, see above.
Again, something some of our ruling trash understands. Diaspora Jews perhaps in particular, because the vast majority of them can't conceive of living outside of cities. they would literally rather die.
In between, look up a copy of Bracken's "What I Saw At The Coup" which posits the Deep State disappearing and murdering about five thousand important but low profile "nodes" in the Right's infosphere you might call, it using the sort of network method that found Saddam, and how the consequences of that might play out.
Mostly, though, if you're being honest in what you've been saying for a while, you're hysteric. We're winning now, and people are realizing "Apparently now we can just do things." We haven't had a time so counter-revolutionary since Reagan.

2025-07-30 19:15:53 UTC

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Afraid it's not a Boomer thing, this was a thing no later than the early to mid part of the Silent Generation.
A lot of people are any or all of cheap, selfish, envious, or clinically mentally ill. That didn't start ___or stop___ with cultural Boomers.

2025-07-30 02:36:12 UTC

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Oh, I forgot to mention something as crazy in it's own way. About the most insane procurement of the military as of late is the M7 rifle and M250 light machine gun which (((Sig Sauer, Inc.))) convinced the Army to adopt under "Biden."
Finally uses a wider bullet ammo after our long, international nightmare of 5.56 mm FMJ ... but it's not just 7.56 NATO necked down to 6.8 mm (.270/.277, which in the AR-15 envelope was found to be a very good if not best compromise between long range and impact/stopping power)....
No, it's ostensible reason for existence is to defeat modern body armor, _and_ using a 13 inch barrel plus suppressor mess that ups the dry weight to ten pounds!
To achieve a 3,002 fps muzzle velocity, the cartridge is driven to 80,000 psi!!! You can't do this with just brass, so it's a Frankenstein stainless "steel case-head and brass body connected by an aluminum locking washer" which is inherently much more expensive.
I forsea (((Sig Sauer, Inc.))) selling a lot of replacement barrels and especially cans, and who knows how much else behind them, including receivers, since this is all _way_ beyond the normal stresses battle rifles have been subjected to since the late 19th Century.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M7_rifle
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M250_light_machine_gun
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.277_Fury

2025-07-30 02:08:56 UTC

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You joke, I think, but Sig Sauer, Inc. in the US has one Ron Cohen as its CEO, under whom its quality has taken a nose dive from everything I've heard, and who plead guilty to gun trafficking.
Yeah, you can't make this up, including his convincing the US military to ditch its Berettas for a much modified SIG 320 model. This very month an airman died from one of these pistols, and the New, Improved Strategic Air Command, the Air Force Global Strike Command, stopped using them.
https://www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2019-04-03/sig-sauer-ceo-avoids-jail-time-for-role-in-illegal-arms-shipment
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIG_Sauer_P320#M17

2025-07-18 16:39:44 UTC

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Corning sold off their kitchenware division, and the company that bought the US portion was believed to have stopped following the recipe including tempering that made their flint glass-ware safe (enough) in stoves etc.
_Lots_ of reports of glass flying around disasters, although not much hard data or real and/or Official data and explanations. And the old stuff is selling well on eBay, I bought some myself.

2025-06-18 23:09:30 UTC

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"however, it is historical that we don't care"
We should have gotten a clue with the first Irish immigrants. Outside the Hajnal line, and Yankees couldn't believe their pathologies, why physical Boston the city is so small. See the Curley Effect for more on that.
https://search.brave.com/search?q=Curley+Effect

2025-06-18 22:06:14 UTC

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compass
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_European_marriage_pattern And historical pre-WWII Poland was outside it.

2025-06-18 21:49:37 UTC

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Wasn't that in Pakistan? Did Latin Americans even really care about that :cirnoDoubt:

2025-06-18 21:33:39 UTC

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:cirnolaughing:
Just substitute old, this stuff "almost 50 years ago" started when I was in high school.
Pretty sure you don't have to be _Italian_ to hold grudges, be blood feud adjacent etc. etc.... In any case, my ancestors were to Italy's NW and inside the Hajnal line.

2025-06-18 20:39:10 UTC

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Tell me what justifies rejecting the Westphalian diplomatic order, as well as taking hostages of credentialed diplomats? Who else does that? And what sort of gratitude is it when Carter helped Khomeini take power?
I mean, _this is in the context of Iran's __only__ previous __direct__ (missile etc.) attacks on Israel coming from similar sovereignty violations!!!_ Isreal hitting their embassy in Syria, and a visiting Hamas leader while he was in Iran.
Again, these modulo perhaps the last are all considered to be acts of war; Carter's second terrible decision after getting rid of the Shah was not treating it as such.
Third was a fatally flawed from the beginning rescue mission. Compare to the reputed Soviet reaction when one or more of their own were kidnapped in Lebanon (they kidnapped relevant Iranians and started sending back fingers...).

2025-06-18 17:37:53 UTC

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:cirnoDoubt:
But the "Nothing Ever Happens" meme taken in the reverse is at least partly if not completely wrong.
This is the first severe chastisement the Islamic Republic of Iran has received for being the enemy of all who live (the war with Iraq was long ago and Saddam's ... greed??). As someone old enough to remember the hostage crisis which Carter characteristically didn't treat as an act of war, this is by proxy long awaited payback. As a child of the Cold War when the number of nukes in the Soviet inventory got up to 40K, I'm totally in alignment with not allowing the Twelvers who run Iran to get nukes.
There's a good chance the regime will fall (or perhaps it could just go full lethal against protests if/when they happen ... but a failure to do that was the spark that ended the Shah's regime).
Unless Iran already made some nukes and has managed to keep them from being destroyed, they aren't going to get any in the foreseeable future even if that one facility doesn't get a B-2 MOP dropping visit.
So I claim something happened.

2025-06-16 17:59:41 UTC

Don't trust _any_ media, lesson N:
"Guilt by Algorithm: Woman Wrongly Accused of Shoplifting Due to Facial Recognition Error"
This headline and the first four paragraphs are lies, for you then get to the bit where the facial recognition was complete accurate, it was something or someone who erroneously put into the system that she'd shoplifted £10 of "toiler rolls" she'd actually paid for and could prove.
https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2025/06/16/guilt-by-algorithm-woman-wrongly-accused-of-shoplifting-due-to-facial-recognition-error/

2025-06-10 23:16:51 UTC

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I have seen the first page of one recently appeals court document that started out saying "TROs and preliminary injunctions are basically the same thing," so....

2025-06-10 23:00:42 UTC

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Disagree in part: immediate granting of _ex parte_ TROs which technically can't be appealed is very much a trope of our current regime of Inferior Court Supremacy.
Also beware of an instant appeal to the Ninth ~~Circus~~ Circuit. The ACLU did that in an illegals case after giving the Texas district judge 42 minutes to rule (and got swatted down, then the Supreme Court both granted it and chastised the inferior judges; look for Judge Ho's "not a Denny's" scathing towards the Supreme Court order for lots more).
One thing any legal mind with a clue will be thinking about is that Trump can instantly trump this legal action with the Insurrection Act. In fact, from the 1994 timing of 10 U.S. Code § 12406 after G. H. W. Bush's invocation of the former for the 1992 Rodney King riots, I'm pretty sure it was passed (and by Democrats) to give a president a less powerful tool if needed.

2025-05-06 21:39:22 UTC

You can't fuck around with this stuff! Nature is not your friend!
Bacteria are lurking _everywhere._ :cirnoForReals: If you're careful, they won't get you from this sort of thing. :cirnoSmile:
"New salmonella outbreak is linked to backyard poultry, CDC says"
From the CDC: "This outbreak strain has been linked to two hatcheries in past outbreaks, including one which is also linked to the poultry shipping material sample in the current outbreak."
My early Silent generation mother who grew up on a farm is a ___fanatic___ about food safety. Her generation didn't have antibiotics to save people from screwups so they were careful.
As far as I know she/we never screwed up before I left for college (that is, _everyone_ in the household getting quickly sick at the same time, GI infections that went through the family had a timing that indicated serial passage from one member to others, like of norovirus or the like). And she passed that knowledge and habits on to my siblings and myself.
They grew grain, but of course raised chickens for the usual purposes plus providing a good meal for hired for harvest farm hands, it would have been ... impolite to sicken them on.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/salmonella-outbreak-linked-backyard-poultry-205036211.html
https://www.cdc.gov/salmonella/outbreaks/mbandaka-05-01/investigation.html

2025-04-22 16:56:28 UTC

Clearly colorable, despite (((Eugene Volokh))) protests:
"Plaintiff Alleges Her Children Were 'Trafficked by Members of the Democratic Party's Babylonian Talmud-Adherent Ashkenazi Jewish Cartel-Controlled Foster Care Sex Trade'"
https://reason.com/volokh/2025/04/21/plaintiff-alleges-her-children-were-trafficked-by-members-of-the-democratic-partys-babylonian-talmud-adherent-ashkenazi-jewish-cartel-controlled-foster-care-sex-trade/

2025-04-17 15:23:50 UTC

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Maybe, it's certainly leaning that way, But this question shows why we have a republic, because the people are sometimes fucking dumb.
"Never do an enemy a small injury" as Machiavelli said, our "bombing Israel" would get a lethal response, _and create more diaspora Jews,_ the last thing we need (even if this would likely massively decrease the number in the US).
If Iran isn't stopped from getting the bomb, nothing good will happen, including see again the above, more diaspora Jews, in this case a lot more in the US.

2025-04-08 17:31:04 UTC

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"You might even start feeling better and think you're going to be okay, but then your body liquefies."
Nah, the body's vulnerable targets for serious radiation like gamma rays and maybe neutrons in order of seriousness are:
* LD50 ~450 REMs: The cells that make blood cells in your bones; this can be treated,
* ~600 REMs (from memory): The fast replacing cells that line your small intestines (it's a brutal environment), no treatment, but no "body liquefies" as far as I know, except maybe inside your abdomen??? Not sure there's a period where you start feeling better....
* ~1000 or more REMs (not a lot of data): Central nervous system, and incapacitation is near immediate and death is pretty quick (principle of enhanced radiation warheads (which we never even built for land warfare).
Child of the Cold War here, although this data is mostly from nuclear weapons production accidents, see also Japan proving before the tsunami its culture is incompatible with doing this stuff safely....
"As far as I can tell, the way the last days of the firefighters were portrayed in the Chernobyl mini-series was pretty accurate."
From what little I've read about it, I _seriously_ doubt that.

2025-03-31 00:41:35 UTC

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Even APC business grade UPSes have declined.
They got bought out by Schneider Electric in 2007 and now they don't care about build quality. For example I've seen reviews of their new LiFePO rackmount line where people complain the front panel screws, holes in panel and/or device are messed up..... Someone also did a tear down of I forget which model, perhaps higher end, and the workmanship in the transformer connections was _awful_.
Bought a new 750VA Smart-UPS almost two years ago after my previous had used up two (lead acid) batteries (which is when you start to doubt the further longevity of the rest of it) and now one extra feature or warranty thing?? is cloud based.... :saddest:
The battery or some settings/behavior managing it are wonky, after the _slightest_ hit it starts a minutes long battery charging cycle reported per the USB connection.
That said, the above annoyances aside, it actually works without flaw, including the battery recovering from at least one recent long-ish outage that discharged it a fair amount. And none going back to before their century have ever set my house on fire, which is my biggest concern with UPSs, especially consumer grade which also don't deliver sine wave power.

2025-03-24 17:06:41 UTC

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One of the very few examples of a successful CASE tool?
Probably so due to the somewhat limited domain it targets and the fact smart people tend to be the ones who use it?
(Limited especially by reality compared to, for example, payroll, which tends to be horribly complicated especially for big companies that embed their time off, sick days etc. policies in it.)