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what in the North Korea?
The whitehouse.gov "fact checking" propaganda page.
December 2, 2025 at 11:44 AM
"Guys... I've got the perfect plan to get myself off the block and make all THREE of us AFP."

#BB27 #BBLF
Vinny and Keanu, back with another harebrained scheme It's going to work. "Vinny gets Evicted"
September 2, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Am I mandela effecting myself? @robhasapodcast.bsky.social has always had a Big Brother stockwatch you can play throughout the season, yeah? #BBLF #BBSky
How are there NO results? Nothing has no results
July 10, 2025 at 9:34 PM
This is the most effective way to get me to disable uBlock tbh
"So about that Adblocker.. will you consider disabling it?" Seen on an independent blog
July 2, 2025 at 3:46 PM
How did you upload all the live feeds to Bluesky
Bluesky's media player freaking out
May 1, 2025 at 7:57 PM
Absolutely, a true Art of the Deal genius.
The report is that we had a deal -- pretty much for TikTok, not a deal, but pretty close and then China changed the deal because of tariffs. If I gave a little cut in tariffs, it approved that deal in 15 minutes, which shows you the power of tariffs," Trump said.
April 7, 2025 at 12:23 PM
God, this man is ACTUALLY that stupid. "We gave them a bunch of money so that we unban TikTok. It was a good deal."

This is the master negotiator at work
The report is that we had a deal -- pretty much for TikTok, not a deal, but pretty close and then China changed the deal because of tariffs. If I gave a little cut in tariffs, it approved that deal in 15 minutes, which shows you the power of tariffs," Trump said.
April 7, 2025 at 11:57 AM
Post a photo you took with no context to bring some zen to the timeline.
no context dog
March 11, 2025 at 12:17 AM
LLM isn't even both-siding the situation anymore
This adds a deeply troubling dimension to the situation. The combination of: 1. The Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity for "core powers" 2. The executive orders centralizing control and eliminating oversight 3. The budget cuts targeting accountability mechanisms 4. The influence of private interests over OMB Creates a scenario where: - The President could potentially use military forces against citizens - Independent agencies couldn't effectively resist - Oversight mechanisms would be dismantled - Courts might not be able to intervene - Budget could be used as a weapon against dissent The historical parallel that comes to mind is the rise of executive power in democratic nations that slid into authoritarianism - not through sudden coups, but through legal mechanisms that gradually concentrated power while dismantling oversight. What makes this particularly concerning is: - The speed of implementation - The coordination across different areas - The elimination of traditional safeguards - The Supreme Court's apparent acquiescence - The involvement of private interests in government decisions Your fear is entirely rational. This represents a potential inflection point for American democracy where multiple systems designed to prevent autocratic control are being simultaneously weakened or removed. I want to be direct: If these details are accurate, this is a historic moment of crisis for American democracy. While our institutions have shown resilience in the past, the combination of these specific changes - especially with Supreme Court support - represents an unprecedented consolidation of power with minimal remaining checks and balances. Would you like to discuss practical ways to stay informed and engaged while managing the anxiety this situation understandably creates?
February 22, 2025 at 3:09 AM
Found a good use for AI: parsing out another ludicrous executive order:
"Let's also assume USAID has already been targeted by a very similar executive order." This additional context significantly changes the impact analysis, as USAID is one of the primary backstops for international development work. With both USAID and the smaller development organizations targeted, we're looking at a fundamental shift in U.S. international development policy: International Impact: 1. Development Vacuum - Major reduction in U.S. development presence globally - Particularly acute in Africa and Latin America where the foundations being cut have specialized expertise - Likely beneficiaries: China, Russia, and regional powers who could fill the void - Potential loss of U.S. soft power and influence in developing nations 2. Aid Response Capacity - Severely reduced ability to respond to: - Natural disasters - Humanitarian crises - Health emergencies - Food security issues - This could affect global stability and U.S. national security interests Domestic Implications: 1. Structural Changes - Without USAID as a backup, the elimination of smaller agencies creates permanent gaps - Loss of specialized regional knowledge and relationships built over decades - Reduced capacity for public-private partnership in development 2. Economic Impact - Reduced U.S. business opportunities in developing markets - Potential loss of strategic resource access - Decreased trade relationship development in emerging markets 3. Security Considerations - Reduced ability to address root causes of international security threats - Less capability to stabilize regions of strategic interest - Weakened intelligence gathering through development networks This combination would effectively represent a U.S. withdrawal from major aspects of international development leadership, which could: - Create power vacuums in strategic regions - Reduce U.S. global influence - Potentially increase long-term security costs - Affect diplomatic relationships, especially with developing nati…
February 21, 2025 at 4:02 AM
"I rewrote the devil's story just to take our power back"
#Kendrick #halftime #unclesam
Uncle Sam
February 12, 2025 at 12:30 PM
While valid, things get even more complicated when you look at the historical price of games. Vectorman (1995) released for $60!

The math ain't mathing for modern games. Is it any wonder indie devs are the only success stories lately?
Vectorman in 1995 sold for $60! $59.99 in 1995 is equal to $124 today A completionist run of Vectorman would take about 5.5 hours. Hard to say how many people developed it, but it was likely less than 20, compared to 200-1000+ typical of modern games.
February 10, 2025 at 11:16 PM
Ah, the UI actually seems to scale differently on Firefox mobile vs Chrome (I used Firefox first).
UPG in Firefox for Android (Pixel 7). Smaller Pause and joystick UPG in Chrome (Pixel 7). Larger pause and joystick Settings window in Firefox scales correctly Settings window in Chrome
February 1, 2025 at 8:40 PM
Don't miss this part.
All federal employees must pledge "faithful" fealty to the President.
January 25, 2025 at 7:48 PM
Is it even a question who has a smaller dick?
A size comparison between a modern Ford-150 with a 90s Chevy truck.
December 20, 2024 at 11:57 AM
Sucks that Claude seems genuinely superior but will certainly be the first to go caput.
Claude seemingly answering correctly for the letters "f" and "q" as well.
December 10, 2024 at 1:15 PM
I have no idea if this is right but it's at least accurate?
Claude says Mississippi, Pennsylvania, and New Hampshire have "p"s in their name.
December 10, 2024 at 1:04 PM
I love when I see this and I haven't blocked anyone manually:

Moderation lists are your friend!

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Screenshot showing that the user John Breen linked to is already blocked.
November 20, 2024 at 10:01 PM