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Mr. Rogers can be considered "right wing extremist" in the same way that most of your ancestors can. Generally speaking, normal human behavior is considered extreme by the standards of modern Leftists trying to normalize radical degeneracy.

@FightWithMemes Even woke ass Claude was like, “Yeah, sad for the people on the ship. Big nothing burger for everyone else.”

Same way you guard against any other propaganda.

@XFreeze Useless until open source or at a bare minimum audited by a reputable org.

Instagram is dropping end-to-end encryption for DMs today… X just gave us something better XChat - a full privacy-first messaging app built into X (with a standalone version too) What actually makes it different: ✅ True end-to-end encryption (no backdoors, no advertising hooks) ✅ Video calls + high-quality group chats ✅ File sharing, voice notes & seamless media ✅ Completely ad-free with zero data harvesting ✅ Lightning fast + deeply integrated with your X account No more choosing between convenience and real privacy While one platform quietly removes encryption… X is building the future of secure communication Switch to XChat now

@UnjabbedDotNet @Yao_Err @XFreeze So will X. Elon has been very clear from day one that they comply with legal requests. Every service provider does. X Chat is also proprietary, with no security audit. The only reasonable thing to do is treat it as a honeypot until proven otherwise.

By default, Telegram uploads your phone's contact list of telephone numbers to its servers. Now they are only one step away from knowing the identities of all your friends and everyone you talk to. Telegram has stated their will release the IP addresses and phone numbers for government requests.

@QuinnyPig We also don’t care. Xbox is dead. I’m selling all of mine. Fool me once…

Not a single customer was upset by this. Not a single customer would be upset if GitHub did the same thing.

@dmitrygr @EYakoby I agree. He didn’t obliterate. He didn’t do shit.

@EYakoby This isn’t leadership. This is lip service. Leadership would be ending this email with “ and I will be pressing charges, and all of them have been banned from campus and expelled from the university.”

BREAKING: The Cornell President just obliterated the extremist students who surrounded his car. Rather than surrendering to them and apologizing, he directly called out their unlawful behavior. This is what true leadership looks like.

@datmicahfr @davepl1968 @DavidBCollum Have you ever asked an electrician? It is most certainly not.

@davepl1968 @DavidBCollum Electrical work isn't that profitable. It's a low profit margin trade.

If my electrician charges $175 per hour, somebody is going to have to explain to me why you would spend four years and hundreds of thousands of dollars to go to college.

@HallidayZero @ThePrimeagen @MatthewBerman You get insurance for uncertainty. Insurance companies do not.

@ThePrimeagen @MatthewBerman You get insurance for uncertainty. You unknowingly described the bull case for this startup.

This has to be a scam.

@davepl1968 @DrSuneelDhand Sorry, but no. We just have bad culture. Other developed nations don’t deal with this.

@DrSuneelDhand We're a couple of generations removed from food scarcity at best. The fact that when presented with abundance, we don't immediately adapt is predictable. So it makes sense the appetite control would be the norm.

Going to be a disaster Something is very wrong if 70 to 80% of people need to be on a drug to forcibly suppress their appetite (by some estimates) Save this tweet. These are insane times

@ThePrimeagen @bradenkeith Heckling the people who made it the literal bible for us before AI came along doesn’t feel right.

@bradenkeith I hate to say this, but they were not neck beards, they were Karen's before we knew they existed, before they had been named

Had they built a community instead of a bunch of screaming neck beards, they wouldn’t have been so easily disrupted.

@yacineMTB Won’t stop either of you from posting brain dead takes.

lmfao

@mattvanswol Auto fail below 80% when I was in high school

When I was in school, a "B+" was a 92 and an "A-" was a 93-95. What was considered an A when you were in school?

@unclebobmartin What part Bob?

Off-roading in Tennessee with the Starduster.

@HeadmasterDuck @ThePrimeagen I would say the state of modern OSs and websites makes the answer to this obvious.

@ThePrimeagen remember when business people staked their whole ass careers on removing a single click from a checkout flow? did we just stop giving a shit?

I love efficiency of the modern system

@yacineMTB I question how much time you actually saved after pseudo-coding it before leaving.

Fucking insane man. I wrote a prompt, explained very carefully what I want right before I left and it was done after I hung out with my kid at the park My progress is fully bottle necked by my ability to plan and structure work the right way

If you give a shit about 90ms to open a dialog in Windows right now you really need to grow up. This is not a legitimate conversation with the state of Windows right now. Hell, this is the best thing to be changed in the last 5 years. Shut. The. Fuck. Up.

@jamil_zakirov @heynavtoor Good luck making it work. I’d stay where you are.

@heynavtoor Vaultwarden has been my rock solid choice for many years. What arguments for switching to "new and modern tool"?

1Password just raised its individual plan to $47.88/year. LastPass Premium: $36/year. Dashlane Premium: $59.88/year. Three apps. Same job. Storing strings of text inside an encrypted file. In March 2026, 1Password emailed every customer that prices were going up by $12/year. Reddit r/PasswordManagers turned into a graveyard of cancellation screenshots overnight. A German developer named Dominik Reichl saw this coming twenty-three years ago. In 2003 he wrote the first open-source password manager. He called it KeePass. He gave it away. Other developers ported it to Linux and Mac and called the port KeePassX. When KeePassX went dormant, a new community fork picked up the code in February 2016. They called it KeePassXC. → AES-256 encryption with Argon2 key derivation → Vault is a single .kdbx file you control → Auto-type, browser autofill for Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Vivaldi, Tor → TOTP and HOTP one-time codes built in → YubiKey and OnlyKey hardware token support → Passkey support → SSH agent integration for developers → Works on Windows, macOS, Linux, BSD → Sync via Dropbox, OneDrive, Nextcloud, Syncthing, USB stick, anything → No account required → No telemetry → No subscription, ever Here's the wildest part: The vault is just a file. If your sync provider got breached tomorrow, attackers would get an AES-256 encrypted blob. Your master password never leaves your device. KeePassXC was independently audited in January 2023 by security researcher Zaur Molotnikov. He recommended the use of its core functionality. The Electronic Frontier Foundation lists it in their official Surveillance Self-Defense guide. 26,921 stars. 1,768 forks. ~489 contributors. GPLv2. Built since February 2016. Last release in March. Last commit yesterday. A community of volunteers in 2016 vs. a multi-billion-dollar password subscription industry in 2026. Your passwords. Your file. No renewal email. 100% Open Source. (Link in the comments)

@KevKYan @shiri_shh No, it does not. Is this a language barrier? It indicates they stole first from Open Claw, then Hermes. The final sentence literally says Claude will ship whatever OC and Hermes does a month later. He’s just saying they are copycats.

@TheSameCat2 @shiri_shh First OpenClaw. Now Hermes 😭 infers that claude is killing openclaw and hermes

First OpenClaw. Now Hermes 😭 Hermes agent (open source, months old): - reviews past conversations - builds skills from experience - persistent cross-session memory - gets smarter the longer it runs Claude "dreaming" (shipped today): - reviews past sessions - extracts patterns - persistent memory - gets smarter over time next on the watchlist: whatever Hermes or Openclaw ships in Q3.

@neetcode1 Pi edits itself. It’s plain ootb but just ask for what you want. It built itself subagents, etc for me. It is now MY harness. The features I care about and none of the other.

late as usual but kinda wanna try Pi what do people like about it?

@KevKYan @shiri_shh That’s what the fuck he said you troglodyte.

@shiri_shh wtf are u going on about. The only one here that's behind is Claude. OpenClaw had dreaming over a month ago. Hermes had self learning thats more advanced than claude's dreaming a month ago. Claude is fighting for its life to catch up. Nowhere near overtaking either of these.