Aladdin Kumar
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Aladdin Kumar
@AladinKumar1
Software developer. Fighting the Network. I am a bear, of very little brain, and long words bother me



"His administration intends to use city dollars to issue new insurance policies that would reduce property owners’ insurance costs between 20% to 30%, said Deputy Mayor for Housing and Planning Leila Bozorg." wsj.com/real-estate/ne…


This is true. Delta & United made almost all of the profit for the U.S. airline industry last year & look set to continue. The market has shifted & they were ready. The demise of JetBlue & Spirit will raise fares. It’s not great, but I’m not sure anything can be done.








In 2014 and 2015, the Court used the “shadow docket” to stop Texas’ anti-abortion restrictions from going into effect while the case was pending. The left was thrilled with the shadow docket at that point—years before this case even existed…



Secret memos by Supreme Court justices, obtained by The New York Times, show how they decided to bypass time-tested procedures and create the modern “shadow docket,” a controversial new way of doing business. nyti.ms/4csrD0l


Amazing: Inside Story of 5 Days 5 Supreme Court Justices undid climate change policy nytimes.com/2026/04/18/us/… via @NYTimes



Ok, why is hack a Mitch still a thing? Couldn’t he just practice free throws last summer? What else is this guy doing?



So ridiculous, yall must know. For the last month I’ve been using Empower ride hailing app in NYC. (They charge drivers a monthly fee instead of taking 20%, I believe). Cars always available. And always much, much cheaper than Uber. Tonight was particularly insane. LaGuardia airport to home: - Uber: $125 (criminal) - Empower: $30 IDK guys it feels like $5 Via days. Don’t know which good soldier built this app, or why. But it feels like they’ve punched a hole in the absurd NYC ride hailing pricing schemes that we all had come to just accept.






@ajlamesa Really puts the focus on FIFA insisting on closing on-site parking. This is not Europe. They insisted on the public transportation model which in Europe is subsidized without question. This is what they get. Almost 28000 spaces they chose to not utilize for their intended purpose


From @TheAthleticFC: New Jersey Transit confirmed on Friday that World Cup match goers will be charged $150 for a return rail trip from New York's Penn Station to MetLife Stadium in New Jersey this summer. Tickets are ordinarily priced at $12.90. nyti.ms/4sHcLzR


FIFA released a spicy statement from World Cup COO Heimo Schirgi responding to NJ Transit’s $150 roundtrip train announcement, and shouted out other cities who are keeping public transit cheap. “The NJ Transit current pricing model will have a chilling effect,” Schirgi says.



President and CEO of NJ Transit Kris Kolluri told reporters Friday that regional transportation tickets for FIFA World Cup matches will be sold on a "first come, first serve" basis. He said "once 40,000 tickets are done, that is the end of it." Those unable to secure a ticket to get to the game will "have to go somewhere else," he said.


