2026-02-19 18:03:00
Why the Raiders' Sales Pitch to Klint Kubiak Worked https://www.si.com/nfl/raiders/onsi/las-vegas-why-sales-pitch-to-klint-kubiak-worked
Why the Raiders' Sales Pitch to Klint Kubiak Worked https://www.si.com/nfl/raiders/onsi/las-vegas-why-sales-pitch-to-klint-kubiak-worked
HUGE NEWS from the new Epstein files:
Records show that Maria Farmer, who worked for Epstein, filed a "child pornography" report to the FBI in 1996.
The FBI has never before acknowledged that complaint. The case went nowhere, and mass abuse followed.
Maria has been accused over the years of fabricating her story that she had gone to the FBI.
After finding the document in the trove, I called her.
She broke down in tears.
“I’ve waited 30 years. I…
Worked with a hand-held circular saw today. It's been a good day. I am a sucker for power tools.
#potd A week ago I was cycling over sandy piste in Senegal, now this. After de-icing the bike cycling to the office worked quite well, because the city of Vienna is very good at removing snow from bike paths and streets. The pavements are in a worse state, because removing the snow there is the job of each house owner.
I spent Sunday with friends I hadn’t seen in a month or more. We baked cookies, worked on a jigsaw puzzle, shared stories. The story sharing consists of someone talking about a personal experience that would have seemed unthinkable a month ago: a friend with a missing relative, a car left in the street, a family who had 8 loads of laundry because they couldn’t leave the house, running on the ice and fumbling for the whistle while witnessing somebody being abducted right there, right in front of them.
After each story, there is really nothing to say. It is horrible. We nod. We know. We continue the puzzle.
4/
Sony just killed Bluepoint games, a studio that worked marvelously. Stupid industry.
https://www.theverge.com/games/881578/sony-close-bluepoint-games-studio-remaster-remake-demons-souls-shadow-colossus-god-of-war…
Living a charmed life. I just installed a new video card and it took like 5 minutes, worked first try. (My old 1080 Ti with 8GB served me well. Just got a new 5060 with 16GB. For all my AI projects, of course.)
I am trying to renew my US passport. I sent in an application via their online renewal system. It worked well - except that it is picky about photographs.
Well, the rejected the application because they now do not like the photograph that they had accepted.
And now they tell me dimensions - e.g. head 1.38 inches high. Well, I sent 'em a digital photo and unless they tell me the pixel resolution of their printers I can't tell 1.38 inches from a hole in the ground.
TikTok's first awards show, held on December 18, handed out 14 awards, including Creator of the Year for Keith Lee; at the event, none of the screens worked (Kirsten Chuba/The Hollywood Reporter)
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business
Ok, actually, one more thing. There was an #OccupyICE in 2018 and it worked really well with far less support than there is now.
Ok, that's all, I'm dropping offline again. Go organize some shit!
RE: https://sfba.social/@cowperthwait/116094253654738191
Seriously consider him. He's one of the most thoughtful and skilled marketers I've ever worked with, who actually understands the work deeply and not just throwing out suppositions that might be true without checking.
New Year, Same Job Search.
If you are looking for a Staff/Principal level #PHP developer, with a long history of helping both projects and teams update and modernize to become more robust and reliable, look no further because you've found him! I've worked on multiple major OSS projects, including PHP itself.
US-based, remote-only, plenty experience working for non-US companies as we…
I am really interested in the linked.art initiative, but I’m finding it hard to wrap my head around it. What strikes me as particularly odd:
* The types-of-types pattern, which creates JSON structures that are very unlike usual JSON properties.
* The AATization of everything, including things like language tags, for which perfectly fine native RDF patterns exist.
Has anyone worked with it? Are there good Getting Started guides?
Take it from me, as an Australian who’s worked in politics: strongly reconsider following Australia’s lead in *any* sort of policy. Learn from our egregious mistakes. Please. #ukpol #SocialMediaBan
@… freebsd-update should have worked with the beta (and the beta is outdated).
For the second release candidate, see the Upgrading section of the announcement.
#Blakes7 Series D, Episode 11 - Orbit
EGRORIAN: A short range relay, now I see how they worked it.
SERVALAN: A bit late in the day, Egrorian!
EGRORIAN: Not so! It means that Orac is still on board the shuttle. We'll be able to recover it after the crash.
RE: https://mastodon.ie/@padraig/109542535631847723
I bought myself some Apple AirPods 4th Gen and they fit perfectly. The Pro's would not have worked with the shape of my ears.
Really digging the ANC on these. And a very smooth transition between A…
I have an MSI Prestige A16 laptop that only runs #Archlinux. Speakers stopped working suddenly last week, but headphones plugged in worked fine (Bluetooth audio - all the stuff up a wire plumber's rear end). Tried a few kernel versions to no avail (firmware package wasn't updated recently).
Flashbacked to the days of the Toshiba Swanky Chromebook and the audio issues I had on…
How Seahawks benefitted from NFL rulebook loophole that Matthew Stafford didn't even know about on two-pointer
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/how-sea
So, you receive an email about an issue that was opened on my Cosmix-Saigon repo. Go through the paces and clean up the code (there were some minor niggles, although everything worked).
Decide to open and address the actual issues mentioned. Issue was withdrawn previously 🤣
Well, okay, at least it's at its best again 😂
"This Week in Videogames spoke to a dozen professional concept artists in the wake of Vincke’s comments, all of whom currently or have previously worked in game development, ranging from indie studios to large AAA developers. All, without exception, said that generative AI image tools had only made their lives more difficult – even when simply used as reference material."
I remember a friend who worked at a company that made a popular browser, and complained that I didn't have any "skin in the game" when I constantly complained about the browser the company was building.
Great guy, but I could not accept "be quiet, you are not part of this" when I am a browser user, web user, former-web developer (1995-2010) and just a person who gives a shit about privacy, security, and enshittification in general.
A look at Michael Saylor's Strategy, known for buying bitcoin via creative financing strategies, as its stock trades way below its peak amid the crypto downturn (Rob Copeland/New York Times)
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/0…
Trevon Diggs activated by Cowboys, will play vs. Chargers https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/trevon-diggs-activated-by-cowboys-will-play-vs-chargers
“The New York Times contacted
Ms. Farmer about a report stamped with the date of Sept. 3, 1996.
She broke down in tears.
“I’ve waited 30 years,” she said.
“I can’t believe it. They can’t call me a liar anymore.”
-- klasfeldreports.com
https://www.
Client explaining spec: “Clicking the drop-down opens a product grid menu with pop-ups to choose colors.”
Me: “Wut.”
Technical pedantry is important in UI and digital accessibility work. As practitioners we have to translate lingo all the time.
Suggestions…
• Drop-down: https://adrianroselli.…
“What's dispiriting is the (lack of) process and care: take someone's carefully crafted work, run it through a machine to wash off the fingerprints, and ship it as your own. This isn't a case of being inspired by something and building on it. It's the opposite of that. It's taking something that worked and making it worse.”
@… on how Microsoft …
She is quick and clever ❤️ I hid 5 treats in the #puzzle and boom they were gone 😆
It took her a couple of months to figure out how the wheel worked but now nothing is stopping her 🙃
#dogsofmastodon
From the sounds of it, the Chinese national who stole the Coupang data was working on the cybersecurity team, specifically on a key management security system.
https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/n
I like that @… works on my laptop and on my iPad (it is a great app) but I wish it worked on my #Android phone.
I hate trying to work with OS/2. I'm told this worked on IBM systems, but it's a pain in the ass on anything else. Right now, it can see the drive, crate partitions, but not volumes. And it needs volumes to install.
I'm at the point where I be happy if it nuked my two windows installs (because I can put those back) if it would just install itself....
#retrocomputing
So…my first retail job was at a place the city HATED*, and would occasionally send cops in to “check” on the place (it’s open 24/7) and the owner told us to tell them to get out
Getting to tell a cop to pound sand and GTFO at 2am was a true joy.
*it’s still there 40 years later 😂
https://b…
Last day of work for the year. In the London office. Always fun to get see colleagues I haven’t seen in a while or meet ones I’ve worked with forever!
Ukrainian soldiers: "What if we use fishing rod?" Two Russian drones later: It worked - Euromaidan Press
https://euromaidanpress.com/2026/01/12/ukrainian-soldiers-what-if-we-use-fishing-rod-two-russian-drones-later-it-worked/
Once again “cold messaging” eBay seller about a listing that didn’t have “make offer” worked out, I got 40% off
A century of hair samples proves leaded gas ban worked https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/02/a-century-of-hair-samples-proves-leaded-gas-ban-worked/
Banning lead in gas worked: The proof is in our hair
We're happy to be teaming up with the Athenaeum at the Lamar Dodd School of Art (#UniversityOfGeorgia), on a pair of exhibitions focusing on #BeverlyBuchanan. Known nationally as a bold experimental artist who worked in land art and video as well as more familiar forms, she lived in Athe…
Damn it, what was the name of the HR system for the company that I worked for last January? I'm sure there's a link to that W2 in my inbox, somewhere...
Used our selfhosted #Koffan today in a real-world setting: One at home and adds items to the shopping list, the other at the grocery store checks them off when put in the basket. It updates live and works very well!
There are some UX quirks that make adding/modifying/reordering items a bit tedious, but it's a very new project (1 month old), so I expect it to be worked out in the future.
My #AvatarFireAndAsh review: amazing photorealism down to the tiniest twig and mote of dust. 3D worked very well except for a few scenes that felt flickery. Might this be when they went from 48fps action back to calmer 24fps shots? It really pulled me out of the immersion.
And did they forget to remove the big belly of the pregnant Navii after she gave birth?
I have been trying for YEARS to have my printer print on Linux and it has always felt like a headache and I stopped before it worked.
Today, having no other choices, I plugged it in my #Fedora Silverblue 43. A pop-up asked me for my admin creds. I inserted it. VoilŠ. The printer works and I had nothing to do for it to work. That's amazing 😻 Whoever fixed this and automated this: you are…
How is government still spending tens-of-millions on software development with nothing to show for it?
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/feb/17/uk-frictionless-post-brexit-trade-border-project
I'm glad @… @socialistdogmom.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy chose to change her subject for this week's episode. I'm sorry for the reason behind it, but I'm glad people who know the history remind us of it.
It's important to know we aren't alone. It's important to know what has and hasn't worked against hate and violence …
Tell us a bit more about the candidate you are referring, CAPTAIN SALTBEARD:
⚪ This is a professional contact. I have worked with this person before.
⚪ This is a personal contact. I have not worked with this person before.
🔘 This is a nemesis. I have worked against this person my entire life.
@…
Disagree on one point:
You do need to worry about how the passkey is stored, least you loose access to the credential manager that holds all your passkeys.
I know that’s a problem being worked on, I appreciate everyone involved, but let’s not pretend it’s a non-problem.
@…
@… it seems boost behavior 🚀 has changed in the recent Ivory update. How can I get it back to how it was before?
99% of the time I really just want to boost and not „choose to quote“. Long press to quote worked well for me.
I vaguely remember there was a setting for that, but I can’t find it anymore.
Person of interest in Brown University shooting served in Army, worked at Arlington National Cemetery (CNN)
https://cnn.com/2025/12/14/us/benjamin-erickson-brown-university-shooting?Date=20251215&Profile=CNN
http://www.memeorandum.com/251214/p50#a251214p50
Bill Paxton received his PhD from Stanford in 1977. -- He worked with Doug Engelbart at the Stanford Research Institute where the group built the Online System (NLS) and he participated in
"The Mother of All Demos".
After leaving Stanford, Paxton joined the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)
where they developed emerging technologies, including Ethernet, networked personal computers, bitmap displays, graphical user-interfaces, and laser printers
Paxton j…
Last day of work for the year. In the London office. Always fun to get see colleagues I haven’t seen in a while or meet ones I’ve worked with forever!
My Lyft rider rating is a 5.0 yet my Uber one is 4.74. Guess which company I worked corporate at.
Remember back when JavaScript was meant to enhance the browser experience, and we did graceful degration to make sure things worked even with JS disabled? That was pretty crazy, wasn't it...
We are cooked.
We were always a problem for the ones above: we had the opportunity to enjoy high levels of education, access to relatively free & unpolluted knowledge, and welfare systems that worked relatively well for at least half of our lifes.
That was unacceptable, and "AI" is here to fix that.
Big Tech and their fascist friends have convinced many among our younger generations about the idea that "AI" (in its current form) is cool, amazing, necessary, and unstoppable.
We can resist all we want, except it's not our resistance that matters, but the resistance of the younger ones who haven't finished their formal studies yet.
Mozilla's CEO knows it... so he'll happily contribute to dumb us down as much as possible (before anyone has time to react) to ensure that we don't bother ever again the fragile sensibilites of his friends, our capitalist overlords.
This weekend I worked on my custom /blogroll page
it has 3 input types :
1. you construct the collection by adding blogs manually
2. you import an OPML with your collection
3. you connect your /microsub existing collection to feed the blogroll on the frontend.
https://rmendes.net/notes/2026/02/08/3
The whole app is a blob
... character driven UI as a path to language learning, a different kind of "gamification"
#software
For anyone who cares about the environment - be it climate, toxics, endangered species, biodiversity, air quality, water quality- here's a chance to support removing Lee Zeldin, the EPA Administrator who is cheerfully removing all the environmental protections so many have worked so hard to put in place.
Please sign this petition to remove him from office:
For anyone who cares about the environment - be it climate, toxics, endangered species, biodiversity, air quality, water quality- here's a chance to support removing Lee Zeldin, the EPA Administrator who is cheerfully removing all the environmental protections so many have worked so hard to put in place.
Please sign this petition to remove him from office:
Yeah, icloud-photos-downloaded worked well and is definitely the only way to do this initial upload. Re-enabled ADP now.
I’m now using only external libraries on immich, one for those and one for auto upload. For the auto upload, I’m trying using nextcloud to upload to an external folder that’s also imported on immich as an external library, let’s see if that works.
Nextcloud doesn’t seem to be actually removing the metadata from the videos, that was just a handful of old videos that seemingly lost their metadata when my father duplicated (maybe to take clips out of them? Idk) them.
I'm slowly and entirely accidentally working my way through the canon of stuntman Loren Janes. (No relation as far as I've been able to determine.) The first time I saw his name was in the credits for Masters of the Universe leading into a show I'd videotaped; the most recent was in Escape from New York (today). Pretty sure the most famous film he worked in was Back to the Future, which I've seen *many* times, but haven't yet watched again since learning he was involved. …
"Actions speak louder than words."
Boy, is that an understatement... as #TaylorSwift hands out $100,000 bonuses totalling $197 million to everyone that worked on her tour, including production assts, merch salespeople, security, tech staff, truck drivers, dancers & musicians.
An eight-month study at a US tech company finds AI tools didn't reduce work but intensified it, as employees worked faster and took on a broader range of tasks (Harvard Business Review)
https://hbr.org/2026/02/ai-doesnt-reduce-work-it-intensifies-it
What we're seeing with #theforkiverse has worked before and can work again. Community leaders have proven they can build communities in places like discord and it would be super cool if there were clear reasons for them to choose fediverse platforms.
Not sure if there are clear ways to promote it. Perhaps more focus on instance customization (tbh plugins would help).
THE DAILY DRIVE: Lions film review: Exploring what worked rushing the passer vs. Cowboys https://www.detroitlions.com/news/the-daily-drive-lions-film-review-exploring-what-worked-rushing-the-passer-vs-cowboys
Noticed only today, since moving my #Emacs environment over to the new laptop last November, all my #OrgRoam 'dailies' are not orgroam files, they are basic #OrgMode files 🥹 C-c n d d does resolve to the right org-roam command, but these files contain only a # title and nothing else.
It was likely naive of me to expect my .emacs to be relocatable.
I don't suppose there's a function to mass-convert org-files to org-roam? Well, that's what keystroke macros are for, I suppose!
On a positive note, my #Firefox kiosk issue was solved by MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=0 which is odd since I'm running Wayland and it had worked fine since September until I added and then removed /etc/firefox/policies/policy.json
I wish more folks from the US (and here in Aotearoa) worked this out like the Italians: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQMZR64G_eM I don't think Fonterra is doing 'co-op' right. They've corrupted it by adopting US-style CEO pay scales.
And the Italians know. Recall that it w…
D'Andre Swift hopes to return to Bears with future unclear: 'I don't want to play nowhere else' https://www.nfl.com/news/dandre-swift-hopes-to-return-to-bears-with-future-unclear
The EMC disk shelf decided it wanted to ramp the fans to "taking off the flight deck of an aircraft carrier", so I decided to updated all the Proxmox nodes, the NAS, and then power cycle the EMC disk shelf.
Fortunately, that worked and everything is back online. Definitely a pain in the ass though...
#homelab
Today was another one of those days where I was in pain for over 12 hours. These days suck so bad. I did get a few hours of relief this evening though and even worked for over an hour today.
Spend my day in Slackware Flatbrew, a one-off from my mate in Motown. Synced KDE dots, brew installs and installed flatpaks between Aurorix and Slackware, to achieve that at-home feeling, anywhere i go. It worked out great. Tomorrow it'll be Larry and dwm. Can't go wrong with that one either.
#slackware
Totally normal problems.
So one day I had trouble zipping my winter jacket; around the final teeth, the zipper would stop catching. And when I tried again, I couldn't zip anything at all. Finally, at nth careful attempt it finally worked, and I had no more trouble that day. When I've turned, we looked at it, and decided that a loose thread must have gotten into it while zipping. Cut the thread off.
Next day, the zipper worked just fine in the morning. However, when I was about to leave the train, it suddenly stopped working. It seemed that I'm up for a cold day in unzipped jacket, but it finally caught a few minutes later, on the road. This time, I suspected the zipper. Tightened it, it started working again.
Today, I've tried zipping it three times to make sure it really works. And of course, as soon as I arrived at the destination, it refused to zip. I've tried again while walking, and it fell apart completely. Fortunately, the wind stopped blowing, and walking on snow was hard enough to jumpstart my metabolism fast. Finally, I've replaced the zipper and now everything works.
I wonder what tomorrow holds…
"There's this analog device called a badge that has worked wonders for generations, maybe consider that too?
Dem Congressman Wants to Make ICE Agents Wear QR Codes
https://gizmodo.com/dem-congressman-wants-to-make-ice-agents-wear-qr-codes-2000710345
It’s striking how dramatically our mindset has shifted in under 30 years. Before the 90s, people were frustrated by the need to buy products they weren’t able to build themselves. Today, despite having unprecedented access to tools, materials, and even electronics development, many people prefer plug-and-play solutions.
In essence, we once valued understanding how things worked. Now, we often prioritize convenience and mental ease. Even remembering a few keyboard shortcuts feels excessi…
I've just checked out a #Clojure project I last worked on thirteen years ago, compiled it, ran its unit tests, and they all passed. I then ran `lein ancient upgrade :check-clojure` to upgrade all the dependencies to their latest versions, ran the unit tests again, and they all passed.
I did get one 'deprecated' warning. I can live with that!
It's not stability that I c…
Inside the Raiders’ Hiring of Klint Kubiak — Why It Worked and What It Means https://www.si.com/nfl/raiders/onsi/las-vegas-inside-hiring-klint-kubiak-why-it-worked-what-it-means
Three Andean condor chicks hatch in Colombia as species nears local extinction https://news.mongabay.com/short-article/2026/01/three-andean-condor-chicks-hatch-in-colombia-as-species-nears-local-extinction/<…
Inside the re-making of Fernando Mendoza from shaky starter to 2026 NFL first-rounder https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7050416/2026/02/17/fernando-mendoza-2026-nfl-draft-indiana-development/
I made a script for this, but then I thought a webui would be better so I could use it in my phone and stuff
I asked an LLM to generate a python webui to run server-side the script I wrote, and surprisingly it 100% worked first try. I was sure it wouldn’t work at all, but I didn’t touch that code and it works.
I can’t even say I “vibe coded” this bc I didn’t even read the code enough to know its vibes lmao. I’m surprised this even works, and it does work well. What the actual fuck.
Welp, not my favourite way to do things but I wasn’t in the mood to do python and figure out the extra libraries and stuff.
And it works so I’ll just use that. In a hardened systemd service to make sure it doesn’t like accidentally delete my whole system or something.
“The US State Department’s Font Flip-Flop: Guest Article by Dr. Aina G. Irbe on A Step Backward for Accessibility”
https://www.lflegal.com/2026/01/font-flip-flop/
The guest author worked for the State Department when it replaced Times New Roman in 2023.
It’s odd that that happened, I’ve removed batteries a long time ago (these laptops have 3 separate batteries), and while there was some corrosion from one of them I cleaned it all up and it worked for several years.
I suspect something in power suppply (which is built into the laptop), so gonna have to take it apart which is annoying to say the least (brittle plastics, flimsy cables).
Top 5 candidates Cowboys must consider to replace DC Matt Eberflus https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/onsi/news/top-5-candidates-dallas-cowboys-must-consider-replace-matt-eberflus
Anthropic adds Chris Liddell, an ex-Microsoft and GM exec who helped GM IPO and worked in Trump's first administration, to its board ahead of a potential IPO (Kate Clark/Wall Street Journal)
https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/anthropic-ai-board-chris-liddell-1df5545b
Afghan Gunman Worked for CIA, Let In by Biden (David Strom/HotAir)
https://hotair.com/david-strom/2025/11/27/afghan-gunman-worked-for-cia-n3809330
http://www.memeorandum.com/251127/p41#a251127p41
Noticed only today, since moving my #Emacs environment over to the new laptop last November, all my #OrgRoam 'dailies' are not orgroam files, they are basic #OrgMode files 🥹 C-c n d d does resolve to the right org-roam command, but these files contain only a # title and nothing else.
It was likely naive of me to expect my .emacs to be relocatable.
I don't suppose there's a function to mass-convert org-files to org-roam? Well, that's what keystroke macros are for, I suppose!
On a positive note, my #Firefox kiosk issue was solved by MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=0 which is odd since I'm running Wayland and it had worked fine since September until I added and then removed /etc/firefox/policies/policy.json
Worked on a client project in the basement where it’s currently 50-ish degrees F and that’s enough for now. Short break with the heating pad next then I’ll try some office work for a bit. This is not a fun Saturday so far.
Real estate agent brothers
Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander
– known as ‘closers’
– are on trial in New York for
sex trafficking
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/feb/15/alexander-brothers-trial?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
Series B, Episode 11 - Gambit
DOCHOLLI: Servalan. She represents some people I once worked for. Augk. [Drinks] I knew they'd get me in the end.
CHENIE: You've got to get out of Freedom City. Away from this planet. You can't stay here now!
https://blake.torpidity.net/m/211/305…
When I worked at a stock photo company I used to want to build a way to re-upload the photo to get a refund.
With Clipper still completely borked, (I've gotten over 50 emails today) why are fare inspectors out at all? I was surprised my card even worked at all considering I did the conversion.
A profile of SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell, who has worked at the company since 2002, and is known as a customer emissary and Musk translator (Micah Maidenberg/Wall Street Journal)
https://www.wsj.com/business/gwynne-shotwell-sp…
U.K. might lose a prime minister because a guy who worked for him knew another guy who hung out with Epstein.
Meanwhile the U.S. opposition party is telling our President, who was Epstein's best friend, that his secret police should get better training so their public street murders look less messy.
https://
Series B, Episode 11 - Gambit
DOCHOLLI: Servalan. She represents some people I once worked for. Augk. [Drinks] I knew they'd get me in the end.
CHENIE: You've got to get out of Freedom City. Away from this planet. You can't stay here now!
https://blake.torpidity.net/m/211/305…
Alleged National Guard shooter worked with US government entities in Afghanistan, including CIA: Ratcliffe (Brooke Singman/Fox News)
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/alleged-national-guard-shooter-worked-us-government-entities-afghanistan-including-cia-ratcliffe
http://www.memeorandum.com/251127/p2#a251127p2
I saw this on tiktok just now. Obviously, they don't live in #Sheboygan. I once worked at #Kohler and those folks are all about the "double brat".
Raiders give 2nd interview to coach who has worked with Josh Allen, Joe Burrow https://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/raiders/raiders-give-2nd-interview-to-coach-who-has-worked-with-josh-allen-joe-burrow-3612077/
The U.S. State Department has ordered certain public libraries nationwide
to cease processing passport applications,
-- disrupting a long-standing service that librarians say their communities have come to rely on
and that has run smoothly for years.
The agency, which regulates U.S. passports, began issuing cease and desist orders to not-for-profit libraries in late fall,
informing them they were no longer authorized to participate in the Passport Acceptance Fac…
Sources: Blue Origin has worked for over a year on tech for orbital AI data centers; SpaceX plans to use upgraded Starlink satellites for AI computing payloads (Wall Street Journal)
https://www.wsj.com/tech/bezos-and-musk-ra
Just Hasn't Worked Out | The Break https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7IjLfqgpm8
If you want a good explanation of why the American system of government worked well enough for 200 years and then suddenly stopped,
it's because Republicans in Congress suddenly started letting their partisan interests COMPLETELY override their institutional interests
https://bsky.app/profi…
Clearly, Pam Bondi's performance was strategic.
It was part of her goal of deflecting attention away from Trump and the fact that his name appears more than a million times in files related to Jeffrey Epstein that were released by the Department of Justice, according to Raskin.
She beclowned herself and perhaps it worked.
Most headlines were a variation of the Daily News’: “Bondi shouts down Democrats in hearing on Epstein files release delays.”
At one point, t…