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They're not getting a tip from me... Because I'm not eating somewhere where the lack of pay is broadcast to the customers.
The food probably sucks too.
RT: https://caekis.love/objects/2877f63b-a864-4a4c-b2cf-646ae428d79d
The food probably sucks too.
RT: https://caekis.love/objects/2877f63b-a864-4a4c-b2cf-646ae428d79d
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That would give them some degree of plausible deniability.
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@Marakus@poa.st @deprecated_ii@poa.st Remember when cops were looking for Christopher Dorner and shot up a truck that was the wrong make, wrong size, and wrong color?
Pepperidge Farms remembers.
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>The New Jersey plates that were allegedly stolen from the LA dealer were 34 03 DTM, not 34 10 DTM. But when the police report was created and the plate was entered into Flock’s system, it was just recorded as 34 DTM. Just the five large characters, no little number in the middle. And Flock’s AI tech wasn’t registering that non-standard little number when it began picking up the Range Rover around town. It just saw 34 DTM in large type and started alerting the local police.
>As we all stood there shaking our heads, including my wife, who was finally allowed to join me, I connected the final dot. A lot of vehicles in JLR’s media fleet have a New Jersey manufacturer plate with the same alphanumeric structure—34 ## DTM—and Officer Ganshyn observed that meant it was now a nationwide issue. Anywhere a police department has a partnership with Flock, any other JLR-owned car with the same plate structure is going to get flagged as stolen. In fact, four other 34 ## DTM cars were being tracked around Minnesota that week, according to Officer Ganshyn. I was just the first one to get nabbed. The only way to stop it would be for the LAPD to correct their initial report and update Flock’s system, which Jaguar Land Rover was now racing to make happen following the phone call...
>A simple data-entry error, magnified and broadcast nationwide by a growing surveillance network operated through an opaque partnership between a private company and public agencies, led police to identify me as a car thief and set up a sting to take me down. I mean, they even had a drone flying overhead during the “bust.”
This kind of thing has already happened to multiple normal people, and now it's happened to an automotive journalist. A lot more people are now going to be aware of how pervasive this has gotten.
https://www.thedrive.com/news/how-flock-cameras-wrongl
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>We made this cool new driver assist system
>The people who programmed it have never driven before
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Old: Racing Cars
Bold: Raping Cars
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For a time during Trump 1 I was making more than I am now.
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The worst is when you get counter served food that isn't brought to you and before you even eat they want a tip.
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Never forget that Steve King got purged for a pretty milquetoast take, and not literal pederasts like Dennis Hastert.
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I was making more in 2018, in real dollars. The last few years have been brutal from an earnings standpoint.
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All those European countries footie teams look like this:
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>S&P 500 hits all-time high while consumer sentiment hits all-time low. Just 5 stocks (GOOGL, NVDA, AMZN, AVGO, AAPL) account for ~50% of S&P 500 gains since April 1. Intel surged +12% after Apple chip-manufacturing deal. Lots of analysts drawing parallels to the final days of the dotcom boom.
Bringing this classic screenshot back.
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People in most of America would riot before it hit $8.
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I threw away my Slava Cocani inflatables after Kabul fell.
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@Terry@poa.st @rees@tsundere.love Saying “better dead than in a burqua” doesn’t fly any better than saying “David Koresh was inappropriate with the cult members kids, so that’s why we torched the compound”.
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I hope that one day I see Richard Spencer get raped and eaten by a pack of niggers. He's gone from ice cold takes to approaching absolute zero takes.
RT: https://poa.st/objects/774f9c89-e520-4e0e-bf2a-7e54b8203b40
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“I probably would have danced on Lindsey Graham’s grave 20 years ago… I now understand that neoconservativism is one of the handful of ideologies capable of maintaining the world order and taking responsibility for America’s power.”
— Richard Spencer
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I didn’t know it was Hantavirus season. I still have my Strait of Hormuz decorations up. 😩
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This extends to Millennials too.
RT: https://poa.st/objects/66c75b98-8352-42f2-ad58-4777dae97b49
RT: https://poa.st/objects/66c75b98-8352-42f2-ad58-4777dae97b49
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>Canada court blocks Alberta separatists’ bid to force an independence vote over failure to consult Indigenous people.
I expected the current regime to block the vote, but I’m in awe at how fake and gay the way they blocked it was. Hopefully America can arm the moderate Albertan rebels.
>Iran says it can enrich to 90% weapons-grade in record time if attacked again. US officials say Iran is 2 weeks from nuclear weapons.
Don‘t threaten it, do it. Detonate a nuke even after the bombing campaign. If they do no one will take American military might seriously ever again.
>White House counterterrorism official Sebastian Gorka says certain speech could be treated as incitement of violence under government standards, most notably anti-Israel speech.
Sebastian, does this extend to White Americans? I already know the answer to that.
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I had a job once where I’d do this even though I didn’t have to.
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I’m just glad that they honestly answered those questions and got excluded.
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>S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at all-time highs. S&P at 7,365 (+1.5%), Nasdaq at 25,839 (+2%), driven by AMD (+16%), Corning (+17%), and AI/peace deal euphoria.
Nearly the entire Bull Market is the Mag 7 companies. The rest of the market is relatively flat.
>Top DOJ official predicts Supreme Court will declare AR-15 rifles legal everywhere in America.
From a purely judicial point of view they should be. Either way I’ll believe this when I see it.
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It’s incredibly fitting that the American Empire might well collapse because of a Boomer president.
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Thank you. I once saw a screenshot of mine on normie social media, and it kinda freaked me out.
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I’d like to imagine that they had a conversation like this.
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Probably similar to the toxic waste scene at the end of Robocop.
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It would have really sucked if they pretended to be something they weren’t just to create a hung jury, or God forbid get an acquittal.
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Fun vintage Ford fact: For a time in Mexico they sold a panel delivery model based on an F-150 called the B-150.
This is another thing that should RETVRN.
This is another thing that should RETVRN.
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I know I'm going to get hate for this... But as atrocious as Vivek Ramalamadingdong is he's still probably marginally better than the foid he's running against. Just look at Virginia as evidence of this hypothesis.
If the polls are any indication the presumptive next governor of my state (GA) is a literal boomer billionaire who employed illegal immigrants in his mansion. I'm not happy about this either, but the alternative in the general is the mayor that let parts of Atlanta burn in the Summer of 2020.
It's all so tiresome.
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@jb@nicecrew.digital >Classified Pentagon assessment: prolonged Iran ops are unsustainable, and four commands filed "non-concur". Leaders of EUCOM, PACOM, SOUTHCOM and the Navy's top admiral formally disagreed with the Secretary of Defense's orders while agreeing to execute them, per the Secretary of Defense Orders Book. The outlook is bleak: munitions stockpiles critically depleted, logistics and personnel at breaking point, exposure to opportunistic escalation by Russia or China. One analyst frames the leaks as the closest thing to a senior command mutiny.
It would not surprise me if a couple senior generals or admirals discussed a coup. The chances of this happening are slim but above zero.
>Data center grid connection wait times up to 10 years in the Netherlands, 7 in Germany and Northern Virginia, 5–7 in the UK. Chips and capital are no longer the primary barriers.
I don’t remember where I saw this but apparently there are training centers for electricians spinning up. I’d hate to see what happens if the bubble bursts before they can start working.
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There’s still plenty of freight rail in and around Los Angeles to munch on Pajeets.
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Americans no longer worry about climate change. A collapsing dollar will do that.
https://www.statista.com/chart/32304/key-issues-in-the
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At the rate it’s been going up I could definitely see some big numbers by then.
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