George Cerbone

@flyairshare @FreddyLA7 @FreddyLA7 please respond. As Americans, we need this. 🇺🇸

Current status: Standing by for @FreddyLA7’s response. 🛩️

@ItsRobbAllen You are a beast!

LET'S [BLEEP]ING GO!!!! I GOT IT WORKING!

I’m entirely too invested in whether or not @FreddyLA7 and his boys make it to Toronto in time for the Germany match.

@DadsSeasonings @AnciraSalsa It's pretty great.

Dad from @DadsSeasonings says @AnciraSalsa is the best on the planet. FedEx delivery. Check out the unboxing 👇

@RobertR58778442 @AnciraSalsa It's delicious. Highly recommended.

@gcerbone @AnciraSalsa I’m going to have to order some 🤔

Hey @AnciraSalsa thanks for the swag with my latest order! And thanks for the delicious salsas!

@SebastianSNBQ 100%

@SpotterBrett Don’t threaten me with a good time

Gonna record a podcast tomorrow night with an ex-driver and current buddy of mine. More details to come. Gonna knock the rust off. Holla.

@IMAO_ Sadly, that math maths.

I’m sorry, but if you can’t use AI for productivity gains, you suck.

@mattvanswol @libsoftiktok @jeannean_s You wonder?

@libsoftiktok @jeannean_s I genuinely wonder sometimes if the entire trans movement was just a front to normalize pedophilia eventually. The more you see from these people, the more you start to believe that.

A vulva book for 5-year-olds These people are absolutely sick

@bitterb It took me this long to actually fulfill my prescription. You were right, so glad I did it.

@ItsRobbAllen I try really hard to find things that I disagree with but are being inappropriately Community Noted.

I'm part of the Community Notes community now. I like to rate them when I can. And most of them are for tweets I *absolutely* disagree with.... and mark as unhelpful. Too many community notes are simply mad about other people's opinions.

@NASCAR @CarsonHocevar @eentertainment @SpireMotorsport This is the best thing that has happened in the history of ever!

Traded the fire suit for a #MetGala suit.

@shipwreckedcrew Plus, let’s not forget that you can ride the ‘dente!

They e managed to hold the line on prices when none of their chain competitors have.

@esrtweet 1.

I have a design decision to make in connection with loccount. Please answer this poll if you're a developer. If you're gathering line-count statistics on a repository so you can track its size and the distribution of languages and markup formats that it uses, there are two possible default policies. (I'll have an option to choose the non-default one.) 1. "Commits or it didn't happen." Only registered files are counted. 2. Everything in the tree is fair game for counting, including untracked files. Even transient patch files and things like that. But not anything excluded by .gitignore.

@esrtweet Commits or it didn't happen. I'm interested in the real code, not the potential code.

@charliebcurran This is amazing. Well done!

Rescuing American Pilot in Iran (2026, colorized)

I’ve been watching the social media universe point out that we spent $200 million to rescue a pilot whose training only cost $11 million and somehow this has come across as a deficiency. I sat in an MBA class where we were discussing the Ford Pinto issue. For those who are not familiar, there was a flaw in the Ford Pinto where in a particular set of circumstances, if the car was rear-ended the gas tank would burst and potentially cause a catastrophic fire. The controversy occurred because while the fix cost about 20 bucks in 1970 dollars, the total cost to retrofit all of the cars produced would exceed what Ford estimated the damages would be to simply pay out estates of who were killed in fires. Ford decided this was the best plan, and did not retrofit. In my MBA class, I made the point that the analysis was not invalid, it simply failed to consider the value of the brand damage that would occur if people realized that Ford equated people with money. So Ford had not made the wrong decision, they just had not considered all the variables. The American military is the most lethal force in the universe, and a big reason of that is because we will not leave our people behind. Part of the reason why are people fight the way they do is because they know that America does not consider their lives to be disposable. So I consider that $200 million incredibly cheap. Thank God we live in a time when we consider every service members life to be invaluable