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@sarobertsonca Regardless of what you think of Pierre this interview statement just proves the guy is an idiot Moderate gun control, supportive of his gay Dad, hesitant for war etc… How would he do well on the US right wing circuit? What a dumb ass

Greg MacEachern on Pierre Poilievre’s possible post‑politics trajectory: “He could do very well on the American right‑wing speaking circuit.”

@THudson59618056 He did more for your cause in this interview than any other Leader has You bias is tedious

Pierre needs to come to our level, realize we don't have those privileges and we fight tooth and nail for a very long time to get even just speech therapy. She's a very lucky girl her dad has that kind of money and connections she will do very well but that's not the real world

The biggest irritant is when he says just go out, get a speech therapist, we have a nest egg for her. Us parents of autistic kids don't have that privilege you do. Ironically yours came from taxpayers, us taxpayers have a MUCH harder time gaining resources @PierrePoilievre

Someone trained AI on her music, got a distributor for it, the distributor then copyright claimed her videos and music that the AI was trained on, effectively stealing her money. An absolute outrage, AI and AI powered scammers are strangling creatives.

@The_Ant_Hill_07 @trad_west_ The Pope not advocating governments around the world daily against the frequent atrocities against Nigerian Christians is a huge disappointment to me @Pontifex

This is one of the very few things i appreciated about learning Catholicism The things not commonly taught Now maybe the Pope could apply this reality to the War with Iran That comment of his where he pretends Christ was all about fluffy goodness and the Pope ignored all the hard and difficult things necessary to bring about salvation to many He won't And many Catholics on here didn't call him to task That's why I left the Catholic Church Same problem Different time frame

Today is Holy Saturday, the day Jesus Christ descended into Hell. Modern Christians treat Holy Saturday like a quiet day off before Easter. They think Jesus was just sleeping in the dark. But in Catholic tradition we call today the Harrowing of Hell. While His physical body lay cold on the stone slab, Christ’s Spirit descended directly into the underworld. He went as a Conqueror. He shattered the bronze gates of Limbo, bound the enemy, and personally rescued the souls of the righteous Patriarchs: Adam, Abraham, Moses, David, and all the righteous dead who had been waiting for millennia. Today is a day of great Victory. Now we wait for the return of the King.

@cyber_razz I think your uncle is pulling your leg 😁 How can you see a burn cycle on the screen but nothing happened? Otherwise he would have just drag and dropped files and closed it, to get empty CDs

My uncle used to work in IT back when distributing software wasn’t as simple as sending a link. He told me a story I’ll probably never forget. They needed to send a software package to a client team, so he did what everyone did at the time, He burned it onto CDs. He approached it seriously. Organized the files properly. Verified everything. Took his time to make sure nothing was missing. Then he started the process. One disc at a time, watching the system go through what he believed was the full burn cycle. When each one finished, he labeled it neatly (version number, date etc). Everything you’d expect from someone who cared about doing the job right. He made multiple copies, packed them carefully, and sent them out. To him, the task was complete. A few days later, the responses started coming in. The discs weren’t working. At first, he assumed it was a mistake on the client’s end. That happens. But as more messages came in saying the same thing, he decided to check one of the remaining copies. He inserted the CD, opened it… and found nothing. No files. No folders. Completely blank. That’s when he realized what had happened. He had gone through the entire process but never actually finalized the burn. The files were never written to the discs. Everything else was done perfectly. But the one step that mattered most was missed. He told me that experience stuck with him more than any success he’d had. Not because it was a big failure but because it was a simple one. And from his experience those usually the ones that teach you the most in IT and life as a whole.

I remember hearing a Catholic priest from Mosul relate how his church used to provide free electricity to its Muslim neighbour from their generator. When ISIS arrived, he watched the neighbour help destroy the church’s bell-tower..

I go to university with actual evil people man

Microsoft to force updates to Windows 11 25H2 for PCs with older OS versions — 'intelligent' update system uses machine learning to determine when a device is ready tomshardware.com/software/windo…

@LukeChrisFFL For all the flack everyone gives them … where are the Cowboys? 🤣

NFL teams with the most player arrests since 2000🚨🚨 1. Vikings: 58 2. Broncos: 56 3. Bengals: 52 4. Chiefs: 41 4. Jaguars: 41 6. Browns: 40 7. Titans: 39 8. Buccaneers: 38 9. Colts: 36 10. Bears: 35 10. Seahawks: 35

During the Cold War, the Soviet Union built the most heavily defended airspace on the planet. A 19 year old flew straight through it in a rented Cessna. His name was Mathias Rust. He originally rented the tiny single engine airplane in West Germany. But the actual breach started in Finland. On May 28, 1987, he took off from an airport in Helsinki. He told Finnish air traffic control he was heading to Stockholm. As soon as he was in the air, he turned off his communication equipment. He completely changed his course and pointed the plane directly toward Moscow. The Soviet border had thousands of surface to air missiles and overlapping radar stations. He just flew right past all of it. He flew low to avoid the radar. He followed railway tracks so he would not get lost. He flew straight into the capital. He circled the Kremlin. Then he literally landed his plane on a bridge right next to Red Square. Tourists just walked up and started asking him for autographs. Soviet military officials were completely humiliated. The entire top level of their defense command was immediately fired over the breach.

@Concern70732755 If he runs federally I will just stay home I will never vote for this snake

Who agrees with me that he doesn’t deserve your conservative vote !!

Elon Musk: "We'll have a voltage transformer shortage in a year, followed by electricity shortage." Elon said this two years ago, and we are now seeing it play out as per the Bloomberg article below. Transformer prices have doubled from 2020 and lead times stretched from weeks to 1-2 years, so grid connection wait times are measured in years now. As a result, half of the data centers scheduled for 2026 have been canceled or delayed. So, compute will remain supply constrained for the foreseeable future and prices will remain elevated. Cloud providers will sell every bit of capacity they can bring online. Never been this bullish on hyperscalers. $AMZN $MSFT $ORCL $NBIS $CRWV

@FP_Champagne No Chinese man will take you seriously with your prepubescent whiny voice That is why you got nothing

In Beijing, I met with Vice Premier He Lifeng to discuss global macroeconomic developments and strengthening Canada–China economic ties. We discussed expanding two-way trade and investment, including in financial services, and advancing cooperation in areas of shared economic interest. I extended an invitation for the Vice Premier to visit Canada this fall.

Microsoft's stock just had its worst quarter since the 2008 financial crisis. Down 23%. Worse than every other Mag 7 name. And this screenshot explains why. Nadella started personally PM-ing Copilot in December. Told engineers the Outlook and Gmail integrations "for the most part don't really work." Held weekly grilling sessions with 100 senior engineers. Reshuffled Mustafa Suleyman out of consumer Copilot. Brought in a former Snap exec to run the whole thing. Then reorganized the entire AI division again two weeks ago. Four months of CEO-level intervention, and the AI still can't add a table to a Word document. Microsoft charges $30/user/month for this. 446 million M365 seats. 15 million have converted after two years. 3.3%. Of those, only 35.8% actively use it. That's ~5.4 million people paying $360/year for an AI that opens a browser tab when you ask it to edit the file you're in. Copilot's paid subscriber share dropped from 18.8% to 11.5% in six months. Gemini passed it. Their fix? A $99/user/month E7 tier in May. Same broken product, 65% more expensive, sold to the CIO who will never personally ask Copilot to insert a table. Yesterday the stock popped because Microsoft's $13.8B in OpenAI turned into a $135B stake. A 10x return on paper. The market celebrated. But that gain is an accounting event. The product you ship to 446 million users is the business. Meanwhile, Anthropic went from $61B to $380B in under a year. $19B in annualized revenue. 120+ features shipped in 90 days. Claude writes directly into your document, your codebase, your spreadsheet. The dollars flowing out of Microsoft's market cap are flowing into companies where the AI actually modifies the file.

College is now when you spend $100,000 to write papers with AI so your professor can grade them with AI and then you get a piece of paper at the end that says you’re allowed to have a job and then they don’t call you back for interviews

A TWIB classic. Yamamori of the Hankyu Braves with one of the greatest catches you’ll ever see. The year is 1981. How about that.

@pancake_isacat @ym_igws Botched surgeries

@ym_igws 他到底发生了什么？😳

好萊塢最帥男星 朱顏辭鏡🌹辭🌲 最是人間留不住 Al還原度蠻高的😍

@rich_toronto Create our own version of ICE and start deporting people who have run out of appeals and should be deported

If you were PM of Canada and had a majority government, what is the first thing you’d do?

El tipo inventó una nueva técnica de deslizamiento 🤯