Yeah, I suspect if we knew all the peccadillos of all the present and former members of TNCR we'd find similar oddities. I'm looking at you, Jon.

[image: 1775173722167-49ee91e2-5be0-43af-8f76-88cda864f912-image.jpeg] Maybe you should insist Horace does his due diligence before he releases his bot with crap like that it posted.

Rumors are swirling that Patel and Gabbard are next. Edit: I hear Matt Gaetz is still available...

@bachophile said: https://x.com/terriblemaps/status/2036783457003774072?s=61 Errh.... you can take an arbitrary set of five cities and find a 4th degree polynomial that lies perfectly on them. Maybe this is supposed to be a nerd joke?

We can learn a thing or two from Iran it seems. Also, watch the video in the article about the F-47. Impressive. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/us-fields-a-low-cost-drone-modeled-on-iran-s-shahed-design/ar-AA201Zsn

@jon-nyc said: Of course, but where are those tits? I assume your secondary optimization objective was proximity to the bar. Or shadow

And I thought you'd all be celebrating Trump's first anniversary 'Liberation Day'

I'm old enough to remember when a rocket to the moon was a big freakin' deal now it's kind of filler at the end of some broadcast.

I like Piers. He's consistent.

Ok, that’s cool. Though cooler sped up than in real time, I imagine.

Heh. https://x.com/davidafrench/status/2039428864997220514?s=46

Saw it this afternoon. Delightful movie, and deserving of all the accolades it's gotten. I went to an IMAX theater - though it really didn't need IMAX. However, the seats were standard, small, uncomfortable seats from the 1960s. After 20 minutes of trailers and 2:20 of movie, my butt was sore. Still pretty, but sore.

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Ha

@taiwan_girl said: Why does this mean blockchain is doomed? Only blockchains of certain implementations are doomed. Google's work is fairly specific about cracking the ECDSA 256-bit encryption method in a reasonable amount of time using a quantum computer that Google believes will come into existence sometime in 2029. Blockchains that use the ECDSA 256 (or fewer) bits encryption methods will be "doomed" if/when their underlying encryption can be broken in a reasonable amount of time -- using a quantum computer that may come into existence in 2029. But blockchain as a general concept will continue to have a place in technology and industrial applications. The U.S. government, especially through NIST, is spearheading the world-leading effort to standardize a bunch of new encryption methods that are expected to be "quantum resistant" -- i.e., encryption methods that even quantum computers cannot break for a very long time. New blockchains can be implemented using these quantum-resistant encryption methods and continue to be secure in the face of quantum computers.

[image: R2PAEMAOZZH4PIDFYNXINW5WJ4.jpeg?auth=d8084b7feb50b4e5de9e715701ed6885d4319f2ed417c80ecbccb1fb7deef379&width=800&smart=true&quality=90] Kendra Aney, 38, appeared for arraignment in Muskegon County District Court on Wednesday, April 1, 2026. Aney was charged with three counts in connection to a video that has gone viral and shows the handcuffed woman escaping from a Muskegon Heights police cruiser.

We can’t put America First. We have wars we want to fight. https://x.com/unusual_whales/status/2039458029746462746?s=46

The best jokes have a hint of truth.

We see you, Mr. Noem! So proud!