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No one complaining about substack's forced age-verification now.... Maybe it's because I'm in AU. Anyways...

https://archive.is/rs2jc


Another one is Oleander, heard stories of people burning this off in incinerators and inhaling the smoke and getting very sick

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11946565/


Agreed. 2026 was the year. The degradation of win 11 , forced win accounts everywhere. I switched to Linux Mint, and I haven't switched back. Missing out on a few random games that aren't supported yet, I decided it was time to get rid of windows on my desktop.

I do have one windows machine still, and thats my simrig, this is a purpose built computer+rig specifically for iRacing and iRacing have said that they won't support linux, and so w/ that, I'll keep it in windows, until they change their position.


"Somebody said Aliens, she thought they said Illegal Aliens, sign up"

Taking the whole UAP thing and turning it into a crusade against allegedly illegal immigrants is some top tier shitposting.


This is great. Nice work.

The galaxy explorer/map in Elite: Dangerous is pretty good, I wish they would produce a stand-alone application of just the galaxy map, whether it's even close to correct or not, who knows, but it's enjoyable just to pretend you can move instantly between star systems and go exploringthe galaxy


Here's a podcast deep diving into what it was he did.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J1JQaIrxRU


I love that Sarah Fitzpatrick has absolutely doubled down on this, gets sued, drops another article, "come at me bro"


None of Patel's actions cited in this article are a crime, but I'll bet this article of hers could become useful in Patel's defamation suit.


> None of Patel's actions cited in this article are a crime, but I'll bet this article of hers could become useful in Patel's defamation suit.

It may not be a crime to be at your job own job too, anonymousiam, but if you regularly showed up for work drunk and other people had to pick up the slack, I would hazard to guess you would be fired.

But when you're the Director of the FBI, the two ways to be fired are (a) by the President, or (b) by Congress. Very (politically) difficult to do.

Is the US taxpayer entitled to know if their taxes are being used to pay the salary for someone who regularly goes on alcoholic benders?


Also no way to account for the variation of LCD displays. The same "colour" can look different on two different panels


The fastest 1km I ever ran was around 3m20s, I felt like I was sprinting, and was fully cooked at the finish line.

Afterwards I did some quick numbers and realised the average marathon runner was not only going a lot quicker than I was, but they were doing it for a further 41km


You've proven you can run one kilometer. You just need to prove that if you run any km, you could run the next km, then you're done.


When did Satoshi make an appearance in 2015? I couldn't find the spot in the article where the author cites it. Everywhere I've read it states his last interactions were 2010, and his wallet hasn't been touched since then either.

Based on everything I've read, I think Satoshi is Len Sassaman


Here it is:

https://gnusha.org/pi/bitcoindev/6EC9DDF352DC4838AE9B088AB37...

Satoshi came to Adam's rescue when it seemed like Adam is going to fail to prevent the fork.


Search for this section:

> Then, out of the blue, Satoshi appeared on the list with an email that neatly dovetailed with Mr. Back’s position


Thanks for those, but I can't trust that a random post to a mailing list from a compromised email address, to provide backing to someone else's argument is proof of life


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