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The gang got together and moved me back to my big old account!
I'm leaving this in case you were looking for something. I'll follow all the verified account over at the real @WarrenWhitlock
Let’s talk about the blockchain economy
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I got 3 robo repies from X that sent me back to their forms. No humans inovled.
But the GOOD NEWS is that a 4th semi-automated message appears telling me how to ask for the password reset I need to get into X.
Thank you X and Thanks to whoever nudged someone to move it forward.
Dare I hope?
Can't miss, scary WSJ story about @marlonwilliams has:
💰 Stolen Crypto
🔐Cybersecurity
👮🏽♂️The FBI
🧑🏻💻Remote Worker you haven't met
🇲🇰 North Korean Hacker Gangs
wsj.com/business/he-thought-…
@GordonEinstein @MehowHacks @anthemhayek @CryptoRocky @BitAngels @transformPR @btc_albert @adryenn @brandiveil @AlyzeSam @TheCryptoBlack @teedubya
I don't use articles often. Maybe I should.
@jeffsheehan @Scobleizer @Shamanah @BitAngels @BrainstormingN
We have an immigration problem.
We're discouraging the exact same people we want on our side to compete.
The crooks are still at it!
The people who stole my 17 year old, 462,000 follower account are still at it.
I fell for this when the photo was a Grok image that looked like a questionable copyrightable content.
This time, they used MY photo.
Go ahead and file your fake dispute. It’s as real as you want it to be (read the tweet on the wall)
This sign on the side of a building in Saipan explains why I tend to favor change. Even when it’s just a change in perspective.
Anyone else having problems getting this popular space?
Have we broken X?
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At this point, the only way autonomous vehicles are going to get any safer is to get rid of human drivers.
I’m relaxing by listening to a lecture on theoretical physics.
Without moving a muscle, I’m traveling through spacetime. What a fascinating journey.
Refreshing.. we’ll see.
Warren Whitlock retweeted
One of the things I love most about @lovart_ai is how effortlessly it transforms ideas into fully realized products in just a matter of minutes. It’s like having your own personal design studio on demand. (I designed the product logo using @ideogram_ai — another great tool!)
How many times does a company have a groundbreaking, one of a kind, world’s first new product?
The correct answer is between zero and very few, leaning more towards zero.
I consider such language a red flag. It makes me think that the company doesn’t know much about the world or just lying.















