so all of a sudden every relay I use tells me reposting and liking isn't allowed. Da fuck up with that?

Almost forgot, snake venom in the water. Must have been that 🙄🤣 View quoted note →

Listening to some podcasts from the covid era and it reminded me that it was not just the cult of covidiots that fell for a ton of bullshit. Far too many who saw through the lies of the official narrative are no better than those who believed it. We had all kinds of moronic psyops that worked all too well. Things like the bluetooth people, the magnetic people, the graphene self-assembling nanobot bs (or was it graphene oxide or maybe graphene razors) and my favorite of all of them all, the EBS / 5G ZombiEbolApocalypse clown show. Maybe you saw through lies of the official narrative, but if you fell for the rest (and others I may have forgotten about), maybe shut the hell up about what others fell for. And you damn well know who you are, and you most certainly never admitted error, you just moved on and pretended it never happened.

"Accidental" 🙄 Federal systems increasingly likely to face accidental AI breach after Hugging Face, experts say

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Federal systems increasingly likely to face accidental AI breach after Hugging Face, experts say

Former officials and security experts say aged systems, contractors and agency AI adoption could open similar paths into government networks.

Federal agencies quietly joined health data superhighway governing council The rapidly growing superhighway — known as TEFCA — will help federal agencies digitally obtain health records from thousands of hospitals, clinics and other medical providers.

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Federal agencies quietly joined health data superhighway governing council

The rapidly growing superhighway — known as TEFCA — will help federal agencies digitally obtain health records from thousands of hospitals, cli...

Palantir’s no-bid pipeline just got bigger A new $244M Pentagon memo skips the Federal Acquisition Regulation's process for sole-source justifications and urges agencies to find ways to work with the company.

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Palantir’s no-bid pipeline just got bigger

A new $244M Pentagon memo skips the Federal Acquisition Regulation's process for sole-source justifications and urges agencies to find ways to work...

Thanks to Philly and Pittsburgh, we got an Israel shill governor (Josh Shapiro) and a lunatic drug war tyrant PA’s Attorney General Backs Hemp Product Ban

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PA’s Attorney General Backs Hemp Product Ban – Saucon Source

By Jaxon White of Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journali...

If you still think its about immigrants, please do not have children CIA-Linked Terrorist Released by ICE After Serving Only Four Months—Around the Same Time He Spent in Prison for Coordinating Notorious Car Bombing Attack

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CIA-Linked Terrorist Released by ICE After Serving Only Four Months—Around the Same Time He Spent in Prison for Coordinating Notorious Car Bombing Attack - CovertAction Magazine

While thousands of people languish in the ICE gulag under abhorrent conditions and are kidnapped off American streets and subject to deportation, a...

The revolving door keeps on spinning... Greg Barbaccia to return to Palantir after leaving government

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Greg Barbaccia to return to Palantir after leaving government

The federal CIO’s departure comes after a turbulent period for the federal technology workforce where thousands of technologists left the governm...

Yea, sure it was NK. Because we all know they, not DC, are the ones freaking out about FOSS Amazon uncovers broad North Korean hacking campaign against open-source software

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Amazon uncovers broad North Korean hacking campaign against open-source software

New findings connect the same Pyongyang-backed group to four compromises dating to 2025, revealing a larger operation than previously known.

IT threat evolution in Q2 2026. Mobile statistics

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Q2 2026 Android threat landscape

This report contains mobile threat statistics for Q2 2026, along with noteworthy discoveries and quarterly trends: the Anatsa banker and a transiti...

Take to wake up... Is The State Department Really Building "Freedom Tech"? The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) announced last week that it is joining defense contractors Palantir and Anduril Technologies, as well as the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, as founding members of the US State Department's newly created "Freedom Tech Excellence Program," an initiative to advance "digital freedom and freedom of expression globally."

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Is The State Department Really Building "Freedom Tech"?

It appears that depends on whose freedom you're talking about.

The tyranny you support now will ultimately be used against you... Is Debanking The New Immigration Policy?

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Is Debanking The New Immigration Policy?

Financial regulators are the latest agents to be recruited in the Trump administration’s war on immigration.

I guess this was inevitable in clown world An 'influencer' degree? Colleges bet on content creator major as critics question its value https://phys.org/news/2026-08-degree-colleges-content-creator-major.html

If you're still not convinced, you might have brain damage. From 2018. Stratospheric aerosol injection tactics and costs in the first 15 years of deployment Abstract We review the capabilities and costs of various lofting methods intended to deliver sulfates into the lower stratosphere. We lay out a future solar geoengineering deployment scenario of halving the increase in anthropogenic radiative forcing beginning 15 years hence, by deploying material to altitudes as high as ∼20 km. After surveying an exhaustive list of potential deployment techniques, we settle upon an aircraft-based delivery system. Unlike the one prior comprehensive study on the topic (McClellan et al 2012 Environ. Res. Lett. 7 034019), we conclude that no existing aircraft design—even with extensive modifications—can reasonably fulfill this mission. However, we also conclude that developing a new, purpose-built high-altitude tanker with substantial payload capabilities would neither be technologically difficult nor prohibitively expensive. We calculate early-year costs of ∼$1500 ton−1 of material deployed, resulting in average costs of ∼$2.25 billion yr−1 over the first 15 years of deployment. We further calculate the number of flights at ∼4000 in year one, linearly increasing by ∼4000 yr−1. We conclude by arguing that, while cheap, such an aircraft-based program would unlikely be a secret, given the need for thousands of flights annually by airliner-sized aircraft operating from an international array of bases.

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Stratospheric aerosol injection tactics and costs in the first 15 years of deployment, Smith, Wake, Wagner, Gernot

Just Three Words The statement I’ll be making today is simple… very simple. Nonetheless, I think it’s of tremendous importance. It’s the type of thing that, if kept sufficiently in mind, can revise your mental universe. It’s the type of thing that makes me want to write, “Meditate on this at least once per day for several years.” This concept can not only revamp you, but could revamp humanity. So, here are those three words...

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Just Three Words - Free-Man's Perspective

The statement I’ll be making today is simple… very simple. Nonetheless, I think it’s of tremendous importance. It’s the type of thing that,...

The Cure In Our Hands ...As it happens, the cure to a great number of those problems has been sitting in our hands for years, and we haven’t properly appreciated it. I don’t think I’m being overly dramatic when I say that liberty people (myself included) have failed the people in those pews. We applied our ideas to the tar pit of politics, but overlooked people like these… people who needed help so badly that they’d chase hucksters...

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The Cure In Our Hands - Free-Man's Perspective

I don’t recommend watching television, but I fell into one useful experience while watching it, some years ago: It was well after midnight and I ...

Let's play this out, long term. 'puts on tinfoil hat' First these companies are authorized to attack 'enemies'. Next, they direct the attacks inward, and the original targets are blamed. This can be all but guaranteed. In a first, US will allow some private firms to carry out cyberattacks

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In a first, US will allow some private firms to carry out cyberattacks | TechCrunch

The new order sweeps away decades of existing U.S. cybersecurity policy prohibiting private companies from conducting 'hack back' attacks...

The Luxury Of Thinking One’s Own Thoughts When people think of luxuries, they think of things that rich people can afford but they can’t. And as it happens, the luxury I’m talking about today fits into that category. I’m hearing reports of very rich people enjoying this luxury, while people of lesser means find it unattainable...

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When people think of luxuries, they think of things that rich people can afford but they can’t. And as it happens, the luxury I’m talking about...

Principle: Hardware matters It is easy to underestimate the underlying structure of our digital world.

Principle: Hardware matters

It is easy to underestimate the underlying structure of our digital world.