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Rentlar

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  • Mamdani concedes he can't arrest Netanyahu but urges U.S. to enforce International Criminal Court warrant

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  • His motorcade was coming right for us!!! Is that weed I smell coming from the vehicle?

  • Microsoft strikes 'multibillion-dollar' deal with French AI firm Mistral for AI compute

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  • This is Microsoft showing a little desperation to keep Europe from moving onto fully European cloud solutions, by integrating European solutions into Microsoft products.

    I think firms can still, for now, use Mistral independent of Microsoft, but this does put into question if Microsoft may further reduce Mistral's independence or buy it out eventually once the attention is off them.

    Government bodies in EU should keep pursuing tech stacks independent of Apple, Google and Microsoft and not let this lead them astray.

  • Trump Attacks Socialism Because He Knows Americans Want It

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  • Well the Trump administration should keep whining about it. Really they're just helping to increase its popularity, since they consider their incompetent selves as the alternative to it.

  • Taylor Farms Visited White House Before Getting Outbreak Reprieve

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  • Don't worry about the explosive diarrhea!

  • I think we can all agree...

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  • I didn't like that the US and Canadian broadcasts always had to pan to the corrupt stooge Infantino a couple times every game, during play, but I did like that I could hear the stadium crowd or my local watch party crowd boo each time.

  • AI-altered images on birdwatching forums putting research at risk

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  • the photographer had asked an AI platform to make the picture “look better”

  • Flock Says Its Cameras Worked 'Correctly' When Police Tracked and Ambushed Me for No Reason

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  • Yes, the Flock system is working correctly, as a tool for police to stalk and harass innocent people.

  • Sen. John Fetterman says he’ll leave the Democratic Party if it ‘officially’ becomes ‘anti-Israel’

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  • Please, DNC! Be officially pro-Jew, anti-Israel.

  • 'Rust makes coding fun again': Why Linux is moving away from C, according to Greg Kroah-Hartman

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  • GKH is to me the second most important guy in the Linux world today next to LT, and he definitely deserves more credit for his efforts maintaining the kernel. Maybe Greg doesn't get as much press attention because he doesn't make as profound statments as Linus tends to.

  • Pete Hegseth Announces New Required Pentagon Testosterone Tests

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  • In other words, Pete Hegseth introduces mandatory gender-affirming tests as part of servicemember health evaluations.

  • Treasury unveils fresh photos of Trump's $1 gold coin

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  • Lol it's the Inmate #P01135809 commemorative coin. The design seems inspired by that mugshot.

  • OpenAI's Codex app has 70% GPU usage while it is “thinking” due to tiny useless animation

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  • We should go back to the 8 frame wristwatch from the old Mac days. 🕛🕑🕒🕓🕕🕖🕘🕚 perhaps that will save resources.

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    Why is the grass always greener on the other side? How do you learn to be satisfied?

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  • Since you've tried both, you can ground yourself in realistic expectations when thinking about either lifestyle.

    When someone fantasizes about something, usually they are only thinking about the nice parts of that experience. And conversely, once a person is used to their current life, the novelty wears off and people tend to take some things for granted, not realizing they're enjoying it until they don't have it anymore.

    So my suggestion is: Think about both the positives and negatives of the road you aren't taking right now, then count the blessings of your current situation, then think about where you want to take yourself from there. Don't give up on figuring out what you want, but if you're getting what you think you want but still constantly yearning for something else, you should step back and evaluate things with just a bit more of a calm and rational mind.

  • CNBC’s 'worst states to live' list sparks Republican backlash after red-state sweep

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  • "Crime" is your state's sole strength, apparently.

  • Unable to Accept Defeat, Donald Trump Presses On in Iran

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  • I think it's a neat theory, but unlike between the Mediterranean and Arabian, Malacca has many options: Singapore, Lombok, Ombai, around the top of Australia are all possible detours to get shipping through.

    Nothing would suggest to me that the Indo-Pacific regional countries are looking to jettison UNCLOS just over yet another Middle East squabble. Of course the USA could make more stupid decisions on account of nothing, but we can cross that bridge when that happens. Blockading might be seen as an appropriate response if, say, China were to invade Taiwan or Philippines.

  • Unable to Accept Defeat, Donald Trump Presses On in Iran

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  • Whatever the USA's plan was, clearly isn't having the effect on China and the rest of the world they would have imagined. China's transition to electrotech let them ride out the shock without taking a bite from reserves, and the relative trickle of oil they would continue to need, they get at a discount from Russia anyway. Europe, too, is adapting and roughing it out. The lack of helium might be the biggest issue worldwide.

    I'd sooner believe incompetence over malice here, that the reason the talks to open the Strait aren't progressing is because Trump needs his sycophants to brief him on the whole situtation multiple times a week. I imagine he's forgotten anything he had done in prior weeks.

  • Is this a rope hanging under a helicopter?

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  • Got me good there.

  • Texas Hispanics swung hard to Trump. A new poll shows they’re furious at his deportations

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  • Texas Hispanics swung hard to Trump. A new poll shows they’re furious at his deportations

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  • “It just seems now more than ever, if you’re brown, they’re gonna stop you,” said Mario Guerrero, a three-time Trump voter who leads the South Texas Builders Association. “And I know that sounds really racist, but it’s what we’re facing, man.”

    The Supreme Court essentially signed off on a Trump immigration enforcement policy to assume speaking Spanish and looking brown is sufficient evidence to suspect someone is an illegal immigrant. It is about as openly racist as you can get.

    I guess Mr. Guerrero doesn't like the bigotry now that he's on the receiving end of it?