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@NiallHarbison He is so cute and unique. Praying he makes a turnaround soon. Poor thing!

Little Jimbo has taken a bit of a turn for the worse. We often see this with street dogs who come in very sick. Their little bodies just give up when they finally feel safe. Luckily he has everything he needs… (1/6) 🧵

@RuncieDan I hope so!!

The 2026 song of the summer will be 1982’s “Billie Jean” by Michael Jackson.

@NiallHarbison He is so cute. One of the most unique looking dogs I’ve ever seen!

I was out for a jog last night and spotted this boy. He is tiny and I could tell he was utterly broken from living on the streets. I couldn’t get him out of my head so we went back today… (1/7) 🧵

@Ric_RTP @XnaGuy Less screen time across the board If you are. Or using a device they can’t gather data during that time

Walmart is selling you an unprofitable TV that watches everything you do and reports it back to their $6.4 billion advertising machine. And the TV literally won't turn on until you give them permission. This is one of the most sophisticated consumer surveillance operations in history and 150 million people walk into their stores every single week with no idea it's happening. Here's the full story: In December 2024, Walmart bought Vizio for $2.3 billion. Everyone assumed it was about selling more TVs. But it had nothing to do with TVs. Vizio's TV hardware business was actually LOSING money, posting a $6.7 million loss in its final quarter as an independent company. The advertising division made $115.8 million in profit that same quarter. Walmart bought 19 million living rooms - not a TV company. In March 2026, Walmart flipped the switch. Every new Vizio TV now requires a mandatory Walmart account before you can access any smart features. No account, no streaming apps. Without signing in, your TV is useless. The moment you create that account, something called Automatic Content Recognition activates. ACR runs silently in the background, taking screenshots of everything displayed on your screen and comparing them against a database to identify exactly what you're watching, second by second, across 700 TV networks and over 100 streaming apps. It knows what you watched, when you watched it, how long you watched it, and what you did afterward. Now here's the part that makes this genuinely unprecedented in the history of retail: Walmart ALREADY knows what 150 million Americans buy every week. They know your grocery habits, your clothing preferences, your pharmacy purchases, your financial behavior through Walmart Pay, and your location data from the app. But what they couldn't see was the 4 to 6 hours a day Americans spend staring at their television screens. By connecting your Walmart account to your Vizio TV, they've closed that loop. They can now prove that you saw a 30 second ad for gardening soil Sunday night and bought that exact brand at Walmart Monday morning. L'Oréal is already signed on as a launch partner for this kind of targeting. The math on this is just insane: Walmart Connect, their advertising arm, generated $6.4 billion last year with 46% year-over-year growth. Advertising runs at 70 to 90% profit margins compared to traditional retail's 3 to 4%. Their CFO admitted that ads and membership fees already account for one-third of Walmart's total operating income. The advertising business is now more important to Walmart's bottom line than entire product categories in their stores. And they're just getting started. Analysts calculated that Walmart's ad revenue currently represents only 1% of total sales. Amazon's ad business runs at 8% of sales. The gap between where Walmart is and where Amazon is represents roughly $50 billion in untapped advertising revenue. The Vizio deal is the bridge to get there. This is WHY they're selling certain TVs at a loss. When you break down the $2.3 billion acquisition across 19 million households, Walmart paid $121 per living room. A lifetime of behavioral viewing data from a household that also shops at Walmart is worth infinitely more than that. The cheap TV is a trojan horse. Vizio has already been fined $2.2 million by the FTC for secretly collecting viewing data on 11 million TVs without consent. The Texas Attorney General sued them for "spying on Texans." Walmart bought them anyway and made the surveillance MANDATORY. The company that built its empire promising everyday low prices is becoming the most powerful advertising platform in the world, and the TV in your living room is the entry point. What do you think?

@NiallHarbison Oh I love his Little happy whines. ♥️

I’m speechless about what Rocky just did. Not in a million years did I think he would get to this stage so quick ❤️

@NiallHarbison I wish this model could be implemented in Honduras

@nicksortor I like him!

🚨 RUBIO, on his first day as White House Press Secretary: "All right, there's NO WAY I can figure out who to call on. I'm just gonna like press right in the middle, right there, you right there, yeah, yeah. Right in the back row." "You can ask two questions, and I'll pick which one I like better" 🤣

@goodreads Diana Gabaldon

Do you have a "comfort author" — someone whose books always feel like home?

@cptdankkk Then I guess every corporation y be forced into equity partnership with all their employees too??? BS

Steph Curry says NBA players are underpaid "I think because the way the CBA is structured right now, we can't participate in equity. And that's a big deal because it’s a partnership with ownership, the league and we're on the short term of that revenue" "The idea that we can't participate in equity while we're playing is a part of why I would say yes, we are underpaid because you want to be able to participate in that rise" "I know we're blessed to be in a position where we're playing basketball for a living, and these are the type of checks that people are earning" "Hopefully sooner than later those rules change a little bit so that players can participate more in the upside of team equity. I think we deserve it"

@cutiieepie6 Hazel

What’s an old-fashioned grandma name I could give my girl?

@AsakyGRN Thinking about how good the back dancers had to be to compliment him on stage. Wow 🤩

Michael Jackson’s drummer, Jonathan Moffett recreated the exact drum arrangement originally performed by Michael Jackson on the HIStory Tour in 1997, covering “Scream, They Don’t Care About Us and In the Closet.” This is one of the most intense moments of the entire show 🔥

@Modern_Robinson @wahlstedt007 2 capsule…those are not tablets

@wahlstedt007 It's only hard for those who need this !

As a German, I find the political situation in United States very stressful. How hard must it be for the American people???

@joeroganhq Agree but teacher la probably don’t know how to use AI themselves

Kai Trump on AI: "In high school it’s bad, like everyone uses ChatGPT for essays and everything and the teachers get mad. I think honestly schools should start teaching people how to use ChatGPT to their advantage."

@jimpossibldp @omgsidewalks Sounds like Wal-Mart home office!

@omgsidewalks My company has been remodeling our huge campus the whole time we've been remote since 2020. Millions spent. We now have to go back 100% very soon. I'm hearing it's because the C level jobs were getting threatened for spending so much on an empty building.

We actually had an incredible opportunity to make remote work the global standard, and we blew it. What really happened? Why did so many companies go back to the office?

@bosveryaaaaaaaa 5 or 9

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@Avgeek_Jan @Delta In short flight I like this because the cart down the aisle half the trip is annoying. Bring your own food or snack on the plane. Be prepared. They will still provide you something at special request or for a medical reason I’m sure

🔴 @Delta is cutting in-flight service on 450 daily flights starting May 19, and frequent flyers are NOT happy about it. From that date, any flight under 350 miles in economy will get zero service. Nothing. Not even water. That covers a lot of routes people fly every single week for work. The old system had an express service on flights of 251 to 499 miles, which was coffee, tea, or water. That is now gone entirely for shorter hops. Now, to be fair, there is a flip side. Around 600 daily flights in the 350 to 499 mile range are actually getting upgraded from express to full beverage service. So more people overall will get a proper drink cart. First class keeps full service across the board regardless of distance. #Delta #DeltaAirLines #Aviation

@SoCalMacGuy @mistressdivy Gel… wet nail polish is a thing of the past

@mistressdivy I can just imagine the wet nail polish stains everywhere.

Airports really missed the mark on not having nail salons.

@mistressdivy 100%%%%

@EllenAMilligan Gargled with port lol

An extraordinary day covering the King’s New York visit, concluding with another well-humoured speech on UK-US cultural ties He appeared to go off script, joking that he was “mad” Lionel Richie wasn’t singing: “I don’t know how he does it, he must gargle with port or something”

@Georgesantos Fabulous hair tho! This fees has been entertaining tonight considering

WTF? I’d bar this from entering! Brianna Keilar absolutely bombed this… Rancid, tacky and plain UGLY! #WHCD2026