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@Highlander33810 @ChristineYamat2 @nypost Some people just don't react reasonably when they've gone out of their way to be adamantly wrong, further proof of that on display here attempting to throw his weight at a random lawyer for having the audacity to have an opinion.

@Highlander33810 @ChristineYamat2 @nypost Respect goes both ways, the judge seemed worked up before he even got there and questioning another professional is odd behavior. He wouldn't stand for an IT guy telling him his ruling is wrong, he should've kept it moving when he said it was a false positive.

Texas judge orders attorney to appear in court after criticizing magistrate for berating IT worker in viral video trib.al/S8WYI4Q

@viktoornath @Cancun0n3 @RichStapless chicago.suntimes.com/bulls/2026/03/…

Yes I agree he can be vulnerable about his suicidal attempt and him being molested as a kid. People share their trauma on a platform like that. I’m talking about the rest the guy said “Ivey was asking about sex life of a reporter and if someone is righteous or fornicate” where is the proof of those guys coming out and admitting it? It’s not about she say they say

Jaden Ivey has confessed to being suicidal, attempting suicide in front of his wife and went from that to asking about the sex lives of reporters and telling teammates whether or not they’re “righteous.” This isn’t about a black man having an opinion. It’s about someone undergoing a mental health episode and the MAGA community making him another black face for propaganda because he shared demeaning comments about a group of people. Sooner or later, he will assuredly be a guest on Sean Hannity on Fox News. Because he’s one of the “good ones”. You, sir, have lost the plot.

@KediboneBathong @TMZ I don't even see what the problem would be if it has happened but it's even weirder to ride that take when this is part of it. Just clickbait.

@TMZ First of all, so what? He wasn’t married then… Secondly, the “journalist” who made this claim turned out to be lying, based on the cross examination… She backtracked some of her bizarre claims by blaming “typos”. Why did you leave that out of your headline?

Prince Harry reportedly sent flirty messages and virtual kisses to a journalist in 2011. 😳 Details: tmz.me/vb9pahE

@Highlander33810 @ChristineYamat2 @nypost It's not a customer, they work for the same place.

@ChristineYamat2 @nypost It’s obvious you never worked in an IT support role in a professional environment. You never tell your customer it was user error - let alone persisting after they are already upset. You are out of your depth.

@Coalson_ @c2209199 @andrewpprice @_LucasRizzotto Very few people do.

@c2209199 @andrewpprice @_LucasRizzotto Plenty of people pay for members only videos

Comments like this sound deranged to anyone outside of the artist sphere. The audience that watches Pixar movies do not care that the hair gets misplaced for 3 frames.

Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise is on another level, that voice, those eyes, feels like he was built for that role.

@Mustang_Scott @TheJFreakinC The common complaint is that some doctors are less likely to consider their patients health issues, complaints vs non-black women, statistics in hospitals show a disparity... the fact that they called a judge to take away her decision seems to support that idea.

@TheJFreakinC Ahahhahaha “The audacity” to ask why race has anything to do with it Lolol you race baiting piece of shit Was this Medicaid and paid for by the taxpayer? I bet it was

🚨A woman in labor was put on a LIVE video court hearing… from her hospital bed… because she refused a C-section, in Florida. And she wasn’t “uninformed”… She’s a professional doula, and had already had THREE prior C-sections… one that caused a hemorrhage… and she was trying to avoid another dangerous surgery and a brutal recovery. She understood the risks. She even said during the hearing the risk of uterine rupture was under 2%… and that she would agree to a C-section if it became an actual emergency. That’s called informed consent. But, instead of respecting that… the hospital called the state attorney, who rushed to get a judge involved… And suddenly she’s in labor, in pain, being forced to defend her bodily autonomy, on a screen, in front of a room full of strangers. At one point she asked them: “Are any of you gonna help me bathe or shower? Are you gonna help change my pad? Are you gonna help lift the baby out of the bed and put me in the bed because I can’t lift my legs? Is anyone going to help me?” Silence. Because none of them have to live with the consequences of the surgery they were trying to force on her. Then, when she asked for a Black doctor or nurse… because Black women in the US are about 3.5x more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women, and far more likely to have pain ignored, or dismissed, by providers… A white male judge actually questioned why that would matter. The f*cking audacity. In normal medical care, patients have the right to refuse treatment. Hospitals follow strict consent laws… You cannot be forced into surgery against your will. Except here. Because in Florida, pregnant women are somehow treated like they don’t have the same right to say no. When the emergency C-section finally happened, it lasted two and a half hours. Doctors had to cut around existing scar tissue, avoid her bladder, and the incision was an upside-down T, requiring a wound vac to help it heal. Recovery was brutal, and doctors told her she should never get pregnant again. But, if she did get pregnant again, would she be forced to carry out the pregnancy?

@TheCinesthetic Blood-dipped Pennywise is peak.

@BlameEricLamont I was just listening to them the other day, never dipped into the social side of their going ons, quite disappointed now that I did.

While we’re on the subject: Dawn Robinson is also MAGA. She’s a major conspiracy theorist and also pushed that same narrative about our Forever First Lady, Michelle Obama. So before folks go asking her to join En Vogue on this tour, just leave her in the Subaru where she at.

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@mrdoozie @Slackonbothsydz 😂😂😂

Why was his brother doing double life in prison?

@JezCorden They had to get money for that Paramount but from somewhere.

lord.

@the_flyin_kiwi @JezCorden Almost like that is the entire point of them doing this...

@JezCorden I’m all for the AI/robot takeover, but FFS, the scaffolding that is needed to support humans in the aftermath isn’t constructed yet (because regulators and legislators move slow) and nobody seems to be calling this aspect of this inevitable direction we’re heading down out.

@cxx113 @emailingmehdi @SarahisCensored A little bit different but the pastor went to trial and was sentenced, this person here never gone to trial.. dhs probably got them to cut a deal so they can instantly deport them instead of having tax players deal with it.

@emailingmehdi @SarahisCensored Make this make sense foxnews.com/us/trans-illeg…

I just want to take this opportunity to point out that there is a man named Henry Walter Wooten, from Smith County, Texas, who is serving 35 YEARS IN PRISON for marijuana possession. Carry on.

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‘THE SUPER MARIO GALAXY MOVIE’ debuts with 46% on Rotten Tomatoes, lower than the first film. Read our review: bit.ly/GalaxyDF

@VI_Hillbilly @shinobi602 How old is your son that a game from 2007 is their favorite game ever? Target audience is young kids.. did your son like the first movie?

@shinobi602 It looks fine, but it's gonna be another grab bag of "LOOK THAT THING WAS IN THE GAME" with a boring girlboss plot. Target audience, my son whose favourite game of all time is Super Mario Galaxy, has zero interest in seeing this.

Super Mario Galaxy Movie | Reviews 7.5 - Seattle Times 7 - Collider 7 - Looper 6 - IGN 6 - Time Out 6 - Total Film 5 - Playlist 5 - Screen Rant 5 - Boston Globe 4 - Independent 3 - NYT 3 - Screen Daily 2.5 - TheWrap 2 - Variety 2 - Guardian 0 - The Times MC: 35 RT: 45% Rotten

@aakashgupta I don't think it's possible to hate these companies enough.

OpenAI may have caused the worst consumer hardware crisis in a decade with purchase orders that were never real. In October 2025, Sam Altman flew to Seoul and signed simultaneous deals with Samsung and SK Hynix for 900,000 DRAM wafers per month. That's 40% of global supply. Neither company knew the other was signing a similar commitment at the same time. The pricing and terms would have looked very different if they had. Those "deals" were letters of intent, not binding purchase orders. No RAM actually changed hands. But the market treated them as real. Contract DRAM prices jumped 171%. A 64GB DDR5 kit went from $190 to $700 in three months. DDR4 kits that should have been in oversupply doubled. Retailers stopped posting prices entirely. The Abilene Stargate expansion just got cancelled because OpenAI couldn't forecast its own demand. Oracle couldn't agree on financing. The partners are squabbling. Bloomberg reported the $500B project hadn't started and no funds were raised to meet the initial budget. Multiple data center buildouts are delayed or shelved. Now DDR5 prices are finally dropping for the first time in months, and it has nothing to do with OpenAI walking away from anything. Google released TurboQuant on March 24, a compression algorithm that cuts AI memory requirements by 6x. SK Hynix and Samsung stocks dropped 6% and 5% overnight. Corsair kits fell $60-100 from their highs within days. One company locked up 40% of global memory with commitments it may never fulfill. A different company published a research paper. The research paper is doing more for RAM prices than the entire supply chain has done in six months.

@shinobi602 @KoopaDoopa36 Big chungus Tacoma has a gas tank a few gallons bigger than my Kia, and if it's one of the newer models, smaller lol

That's a lot of assumptions coming from your ass. -I live in Florida (every state is affected, what does that have to do with anything?) -I drive a Tacoma, which is one of the smallest trucks and use it for hauling stuff -What driving habits did you derive from putting gas at a pump?

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@WindowsCentral That actually sounds great, but I suspect they'll be told to vibe code a bloated mess just the same.

Microsoft is building a team of engineers that will focus on building "100% native" apps and experiences for Windows 11. Until now, Windows has utilized a number of different UI techs and frameworks across various interfaces. Many in-box apps and some key system interfaces use web tech, which feel slow and inconsistent among native Windows interfaces. Well, that could soon be changing, as Microsoft is now hiring for a team that will focus on building experiences that use Windows' native app platform. It's all part of Microsoft's larger effort to address pain points across the OS this year! windowscentral.com/microsoft/wind…

@LauraMarciano8 @RealDonKeith ... he's republican. Though now that you know that you'll probably vote for him.

@RealDonKeith Those white leftist showing their Jefferson Davis colors. Do as you're told and keep your mouth shut. And you gave them all the power they needed.

Watch this pompous, arrogant judge with his elitist attitude berate an IT worker who was trying to help him. Harris County, Texas Judge Nathan J. Million of the 215th Civil Court is facing criticism online after this video circulating on social media shows what a pr*ck he is.