Daniel Brock

@ipeACM @Nick_Marseil You're right, its $60 a yearly sub..

@DanielBrock18 @Nick_Marseil Yearly sub s 60. And on sale 48$ u rtarded shmuck.

Butthurt PC fanboys trying to community note this lol. The PS5 Pro comes with 2TB and a controller, the most equivalent of the Steam Machine bundles is the $1428 one, which after taxes IS indeed $1500. Nothing was "implied" you morons.

@BraveSupport Hey I am having issues with youtube. When I got on to watch vids I get the first screen and when I sign on I get the second screen. It works when I turn blocking on brave but it reverts back to this.

@brave Having issues with Youtube. Oddly tho I got the video to show when I switch tabs to something else. I dunno if that helps.

@Reuters Wonder what health issue will arise from using glp-1.

Packaged food makers and fast-food restaurants may be forced to overhaul more of their products next year as newly approved, appetite-suppressing GLP-1 pills become available in January, analysts say reut.rs/4atbzuB

@derek_j_scv @pati_marins64 Yea I was confused by the post. Nuclear submarine is limited basically to the crews need basically. Also I don't see how having a solid state battery is improvement over nuclear power. It's literally stored power vs power production.

@pati_marins64 I’m sorry, did you say a new “benchmark” staying under water 21 days without raising a snorkel or coming the the surface? 😂 US fleet says “hold my beer”

Japan has just rendered an entire generation of conventional submarines obsolete, and the world hasn’t fully realized it yet. With the Taigei class and its lithium-ion batteries, Tokyo already set a new benchmark: up to three weeks submerged without ever raising a snorkel. That, however, was merely the opening act. Today, Toyota and Panasonic are leading the global race in solid-state batteries, with prototypes arriving in 2027–2028, mass production after 2030, and Japan’s next submarine class will be the first to use them, either in pure battery form or as a hybrid with a small reactor for onboard recharging. This hybrid would be similar to what the Chineses are developing. The leap is staggering. A 4,000 ton conventional submarine will patrol for 40 to 60 days without surfacing, sprint well above 20 knots for hours on end, and do it all more quietly than many nuclear subs, thanks to being significantly lighter and running solely on battery power. Solid-state cells weigh roughly one-third as much, generate 40 % less heat, and eliminate half the cooling systems. The result is a faster, stealthier hull that can travel thousands of kilometers without ever breaking the surface. Those hundreds of saved tons translate directly into more powerful electric motors, extra torpedoes and missiles, cutting-edge sensors, or greater crew comfort. The same hull now carries twice the energy or twice the weapons. It means that by 2035–2040, Japan will field conventional submarines with the endurance and sprint performance of today’s 8,000-ton nuclear boats, at one-third the cost and without the political baggage of uranium.

@uglytruck3r Where about is this in Georgetown?

Do we have any bridge experts on here? 😳

@KobeissiLetter Ppl buying clothes for Christmas.

BREAKING: Salesforce reports that American consumers spent $18 billion on Black Friday purchases. This is up 3% from a year ago, with luxury apparel and accessories being the most popular categories.

@4givenmuch @cloud1a7 They were invented by Jacob W. Davis.

@cloud1a7 I thought they were invented by Levi Strauss?

@DanPatrick I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not.

UPDATE: The U.S. Senate just passed HR5371 to reopen the Federal Government. Notably, the resolution prioritized a ban on intoxicating hemp THC, similar to the bill passed by the Texas Legislature.   In the midst of the Federal Government shutdown, the U.S. Senate felt so strongly about the THC issue as to make certain a ban was included. The US Senate passed the intoxicating THC ban by an overwhelming bipartisan majority – just like it passed in the Texas Legislature.   The THC ban has been a priority for me, and I appreciate Congress addressing this important issue at the national level. I believe this ban will save a generation from getting hooked on dangerous drugs.

@DawnMBennettVA Looks midish grey

URGENT QUESTION: What color is this?

@franciscandruid Yea and the fucking women's bathroom are even worse. I don't get why.

I have a job that involves cleaning public toilets and it’s so bewildering. Never in my life have I shat and made a mess anywhere close to what I see on a regular basis. Genuinely what causes this? Is there a sizable amount of people that are bad at pooping without making a mess?

@MetabolicFactor There are no birds just a picture

How many birds are there?

@TyrantVT Oregon trail

What game is this? 🤔

Wish AI would fix its hand motions

@Hedgems1987 @BrighamSK @FuckKoroks @grok @grok can you explain this?

@BrighamSK @FuckKoroks @grok

This is why women in video games have to be fat and ugly

@patrickbetdavid youtu.be/KHCwDcbUmgg?si… someone is lying

The top 1% paid 40% federal income tax. The bottom 50% paid only 3%.

@KobeissiLetter youtu.be/8zA7dItwQ04?si…

OpenAI now has: 1. $100 billion investment from Nvidia 2. Up to 10% ownership in AMD 3. $500 billion Stargate investment 4. $500 billion valuation How is OpenAI still owned by a "nonprofit" parent company?

@mspears96 What oil are you using...asking for a friend..

My beard oil I’m working on Stay Tuned

@F530Josh Terrorist strikes again...

Opened Facebook and Reels autoplayed. First reel had 57k likes and 12,000 comments. Comments were overwhelmingly impressed old people praising a dog. This is the reel. I’m not joking. Facebook is dead.