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  • I may not know you, but I feel compelled to tell you that I'm convinced you already are a, "lovable and righteous mother fucker." (Despite the fact that I personally feel "mother fucker" should be a closed compound word, written as "motherfucker". But I've been wrong many times.)

    And there may be other OS options out there for you at some point, whenever it's convenient for you to venture forth. Key, however, is that you are certainly lovable and righteous.

  • Thank you so much for sharing this - you're so right.

  • Excellently stated - thank you.

  • Which is a ringing endorsement for cycling enthusiasts and environmentalists.

    Also, release the Trump-Epstein files.

  • Ok, this comment is pure gold. So true - thank you.

  • Note how an attempt was made to appease him by pointing out there were some "tactical victories", before immediately pointing out they are facing defeat:

    The same official warned the administration has “had a series of tactical victories,” but is “facing a strategic defeat without clear policy guidance or a decision about where this is going.”

    And it seems the victor doesn't feel compelled to negotiate:

    Another person close to Trump told NBC News that the president has become increasingly discouraged by Iran’s refusal to strike a deal.

    This yields strong "Who knew?" vibes, though concerning provoking war as opposed to addressing a nation's healthcare needs:

    “The president is exasperated,” the ally said. “I don’t think he believed it was going to be this difficult to get the Iranians to agree to a deal. … There was not a real strategy for how long or what they should do to get to the endpoint.”

    “He did not intend this to be a long, drawn-out war,” the ally added.

  • I see what you did there.

    And while we all know what an impulsive and dim-witted narcissist President Trump is - and the fact that he's been found liable for sexual assault, and maintained a years-long association with Jeffrey Epstein, it is noteworthy that:

    He knows not to make this mistake again, namely of openly stating that she lied.

    But I can certainly be wrong. He might just do it again. We'll see.

  • Thank you for that explanation. That was very helpful.

  • Lordy, this is good - someone call the burn unit to rescue Patel:

    Stewartson celebrated the final order, which referenced his comment in a footnote. “I’d like to commend the judge for including ‘googly-eyed Kremlin bitch’ in his ruling,” Stewartson wrote on X Tuesday.

    “PSA: Now that my case is settled, you are free to refer to @FBIDirectorKash as a ‘chud,’ a ‘googly-eyed Kremlin bitch,’ and a ‘traitor’ without fear of legal repercussions!” he wrote in another post.

    This was Patel's doing and now he'll be remembered on the legal docket for this - to say nothing about his continuous humiliation in social networking platforms and the media.

    EDIT: I forgot to end this comment by pointing out that FBI Director Patel is a googly-eyed Kremlin Bitch.

  • It's notable that one way to "defend" the president during such events in which he's called out for raping children is to just shout "USA" repeatedly.

    Further, it doesn't appear as though the Trump-Epstein files will be forgotten anytime soon.

  • The Olympic athlete's attorney appears to be having a field day - of Olympic proportions, I might add - with the Pedophile's US attorney's office for Washington:

    “Simply put, the government’s witness could not identify any additional cost caused by Mr. Hearn’s alleged conduct. Indeed, the witness did not even say or suggest that the alleged conduct had compromised the liner at all,” they wrote.

    The witness testimony also raised questions about whether the grand jury was properly instructed about the core elements of the alleged crime, which “bears directly on whether the felony indictment was lawfully returned,” Hearn’s attorneys wrote.

    “The Government’s only witness on that element testified that the property was already deteriorated, that the identified repairs would have been needed even without Mr. Hearn’s alleged conduct, and that he could not quantify any loss caused by that conduct,” they wrote. “Consequently, the grand jury’s indictment of Mr. Hearn is hard to explain. Mr. Hearn needs to learn whether the grand jury was properly instructed that the charge required him to have caused over $1,000 in damages, when the testimony failed to establish that he caused any damage at all. So does this Court.”

  • He looks very promising! Let's hope this works!

  • And I stand with you. And I like your posts. Thank you.

  • For much of the past 18 months, big employers were convinced fewer workers meant faster growth.

    This is incredibly shortsighted.

    I'm not certain the MBA degree is worth the paper upon which it's written.

  • The article wastes no time getting to the underlying point in the very first paragraph:

    Top executives at leading Western AI companies are increasingly warning about the safety and national security risks posed by Chinese open-weight frontier models. What they tend not to mention is that these models are improving rapidly and, because they are freely available, pose a serious threat to Western labs’ business models.

    I found the following two paragraphs interesting:

    By mid-2026, however, open-weight frontier models from Chinese labs such as Alibaba, DeepSeek, and Moonshot AI had nearly matched the leading Western models in intelligence and performance. Many companies have already begun building their AI systems on top of these free models, avoiding the high cost of closed-model APIs.

    Because businesses can host open-weight models in their own private clouds, they can also avoid sending proprietary data to systems controlled by outside providers. Developers can fine-tune the models for specific needs, build applications and tools on top of them, and optimize them for their preferred infrastructure.

  • Jamiah Swinton attended the dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Wednesday, with her four-year-old, who asked her a heartbreaking question at the ceremony as her father’s casket went by, draped in the American flag.

    “When they were transferring Michael, she said: ‘Is that my Dada in that box?’” the mom recalled to the Times.

    To think that all of this was unnecessary. I feel for the suffering of the people in Iran, for the dead school children, for this little girl whose father was "in that box," and for everyone else so deeply affected.

    All this to protect a pedophile and to keep the Trump-Epstein files concealed.

  • This is what it's about. Thank you.

  • Exactly. Thank you.

  • This.

  • Let's see how that worked out for this conservative member. The bold emphasis is mine:

    The odd reading went more or less unnoticed at the time, but video of the remarks started spreading around social media networks like Reddit and Threads earlier this week. In Canada, the snafu is now getting mainstream attention from the likes of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and The Toronto Star, the latter of which called it a sign of “a growing divide in our society: between the elites, who are only too happy to delegate their duties to the Borg; and the masses, who find this objectionable.”

    Someone might need to call the burn unit for this individual.

    Very well done, Toronto Star.