@pierrebgood

If you like my posts about politics, you will be disappointed by my sports posts. If you like my sports posts you will be disappointed by my political posts.

Planet Earth
Joined December 2012
The bots and idiots have found this, so let me make this simple. I’ve blocked 10,000 bots and idiots and the only thing keeping me on this app is the opportunity to block 10,000 more.
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Had an "interview" for a blockchain project last week. Camera was on, we're chatting, and the guy tells me to clone a GitHub repo and run it locally before we go further into the technical round. I said sure, but first can you do me a favor hold up 3 fingers in front of your face for me real quick. He froze. Didn't move. Just sat there for a few seconds before the call cut off and he blocked me. That's when I knew. A real interviewer doesn't glitch out over a random ask like that. A deepfake/AI overlay does. These "run this repo" scams are getting scary common in crypto and dev hiring right now. The setup is always the same: - flattering DM - real-sounding project - rushed timeline - a "quick step" before the call that's really just remote access or a credential stealer in disguise. If someone wants you to run code or install something before you've even had a real conversation, that's the whole scam. Trust the instinct. Stay safe out there.
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In case anyone is wondering why Meta tried to squeeze claims from another cover-up into its massive $19B child harm settlement, this testimony was in a filing last night, “warned "to not pursue investigating Cambridge Analytica specifically" because "it would be career suicide."
whoa. there is almost $500 million buried in the 130 page Meta settlement to pay off states on Cambridge Analytica. Note, District of Columbia not listed where Zuckerberg personally has a suit, along with company, related to the ongoing legal reckoning from the cover-up. /1
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NEW: Florida woman gives emotional testimony about being placed in solitary confinement for more than 3 days after a Flock camera falsely connected her vehicle to a deadly crash: "Correctional officers told me I had to stay there because of the severity of my charges... The cell door was shut and it was not open for approximately 86 hours." “I was terrified. I was facing the possibility of spending the rest of my life in prison for a crash I knew that I had not been involved in." "At my lowest point, I didn't want to be alive.” Lindsey Isaacs spent nearly 2 weeks in maximum-security jail before the charges were dropped.
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WIRED found an unreleased facial recognition system, code-named NameTag, inside Meta's smart glasses companion app. It converts a stranger's face, captured through your glasses, into a biometric signature. Meta says it rejected facial recognition. Its own code says otherwise.
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Fairlife chocolate protein shake has one main ingredient. Filtered lowfat milk. Every other item on the list is under 1%. The 26 grams of protein in the bottle comes from filtered milk, not from anything added. Regular lowfat milk is about 8 grams of protein a cup, so 14 ounces would give you around 14 grams. Ultrafiltration pushes the milk through membranes that hold the protein back and let the water and most of the lactose through, then the plant recombines it with more of the protein fraction. That's how you get to 26 with nothing on the list but milk. The under 1% group is the taste and the texture. Four sweeteners, monk fruit, stevia, acesulfame potassium and sucralose. Each has its own aftertaste, and stacking them at low levels lets each one cover for the others. Then carrageenan, cellulose gel and cellulose gum, three thickeners that keep the cocoa from settling and give the shake some body. It's about as clean as a protein shake gets.
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If you ever want to see what the dead internet looks like in action, check out this thread. It’s bots talking to each other all the way down.
My project manager came into my office this morning to tell me she’s stepping down to become a stay-at-home mom. She makes $68,000 a year. Her husband earns $72,000. They just had their second child, so she called licensed local daycare centers to get quotes for an infant and a toddler. Average cost: $2,650 a month. That’s $31,800 every year straight out of their post-tax income. After federal taxes, state taxes, and healthcare deductions, her take-home pay was roughly $3,700 a month. After paying $2,650 for daycare, she was working 40 hours a week to net $1,050 a month…..or about $6.50 an hour. She looked at me and said: "I’m literally spending 160 hours a month away from my kids just to clear $250 a week after childcare costs." We didn't just build an expensive economy. We built a system where holding down a mid-class job as a second earner costs more than staying home.
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Some sheriffs are so focused on acting tough on the internet that they will publicly shame a little child just to get views. Florida Sheriff Homer DeLoach III defended his choice to post a 9-year-old boy's mugshot on Facebook. Putting a third grader's face online causes permanent damage just for online clout.
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i have never even considered that right wingers think that the U.S. government can’t do state-run media because the federal government isn’t a state and “state-run media” has the word “state” in it
Incredible stuff on Twitter dot com ft @damintoell
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Some technology will never improve due to the Operator. Walmart employee calls the police on Michael Kruse and son, claiming they stole $50 worth of items while checking out. The security guard missed the part where they paid for sand, and claimed they stole it. Police show up to Michael's home, arrest he and his 18 year old son, Kruae offered to show the receipt, but police refused and stated they were there to fulfill the warrant. Kruse stated to police, they should be more diligent before arresting folks, and he is right. This will end up being costly for Forsyth County and Walmart...
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We’ve been here before folks
Wisconsin GOP candidate for governor Rep. Tom Tiffany today on rising gas prices and Iran: "I just believe we should be exiting Iran, that it's time to move on ... Time to come home, take care of business here in America."
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Arkansas has done some more weird shit, y'all. Beginning with the 2027-2028 school year, public schools will be required to put audio recording devices in every locker room and dressing room. 🎙️🎙️🎙️ Big Huckabee is Listening.
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What is the statute of limitations on the bribery Susan Collins is accused of here? She even appears to have called the felon to thank him for his bribe. This is straight up criminal behavior ProPublica found: “After the budgets became law, Collins’ office pushed the Navy to award specific contracts to Navatek, emails seen by ProPublica show, even though awards are supposed to be competitive. “I spoke with Sen. Collins office regarding the $8M,” a naval official wrote in an email on Feb. 6, 2019. “The interested company is Navatek.” In a meeting with Collins and two campaign officials, Kao said, the officials told him the senator expected his ongoing support. Collins told him: “You’ve seen me deliver,” Kao said. Reed knew Kao was behind the $150,000 anonymous donation, emails showed, because Kao told Reed he planned to donate through a shell company. “Very smart,” Reed replied in an email viewed by ProPublica.
New: In late 2024, FBI investigators had enough evidence to launch a sweeping bribery probe that could ensnare top lawmakers, including Sen. Susan Collins. Then Trump was reelected and eviscerated the FBI and DOJ teams handling public corruption probes. propub.li/4yLLwaF
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Trump fully admitting that his administration is executing people because they think due process is a waste of time.
Trump on boat strikes: For years, administrations just played games and they'd bring them to a court in Miami or something, and the judge would release them immediately…but now, we don't waste our time doing it.
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Very good point here. The $150k went to a super PAC, which hadn’t posted it yet. How did Collins know to thank the donor if the super PAC didn’t tell her about it? It’s impossible. So Collins was in the loop. Bad confession here from the Collins campaign.
Below Susan Collins staffer @annieclark25 (?) suggests/admits Collins called Kao to thank him for the shell company $$$...but her timeline doesn't work. Outreach was days after check was cashed per @propublica, not months later when donation became public. #MEpolitics @mtredden
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United employees forced a 25 year old woman to return to her seat next to a man who was masturbating because the flight was full. After landing, the airline told the woman it was her responsibility to contact police and gave her a $100 travel credit. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/pas…
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You’d think that Brendan Carr, the guy who threatened Jimmy Kimmel if he interviewed James Talarico on tv, having been a 10-year member of a child sex trafficking cult that coerced teenage girls to have sex with multiple men decades older - would at least make the news.
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LEAKED AUDIO: AIPAC’s CEO BOASTS about his reach into Trump’s national-security team, naming Rubio, Ratcliffe and Waltz. America is occupied by lsraeI.
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“the FEC found that the funds initially put up by Abromovich and other 🇷🇺Russian nationals were then funneled to Republicans in Louisiana: … … … a PAC backing Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry, and the campaigns of Reps. Mike Johnson and Garrett Graves.”
Democrats BROKE THE LAW — taking in illegal foreign money to try to help their party win elections. We’ve EXPOSED their fraud and are fighting to hold officials accountable and secure our elections.
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