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Katılım Eylül 2017
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Anthony Joseph
Anthony Joseph@AnthonyRJoseph·
The SFA have released the audio from Celtic v Hearts which shows referee Don Robertson tell the VAR room that #HMFC are “happy” for the game to finish. The ref then ended the match on 98mins and 7secs - over the additional 8mins of added time. youtu.be/XIIWKE-g4IU
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D.Sm@DSmithSD·
@ScottishFA Unreal, what an embarrassment for Hearts!
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Scottish FA@ScottishFA·
Scottish FA Statement | Celtic v Heart of Midlothian
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Will Huygens
Will Huygens@HuygensWill·
@TheMarketDog @JavierBlas He was repetitive and gave the same none answer on more than one asking. Think of a politician avoiding an interviewers question. There’s your answer.
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Javier Blas
Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
"We have seen absolutely no issues with jet fuel supply [...] We have no concerns this summer. We fully intent to fly the schedule we have" -- EasyJet CEO
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JohnnyBarry
JohnnyBarry@johnnybarry·
@BonosBible Where were you able to find the first Stanza? The be only heard the part where it says “be here, be free”
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Bono’s Bible
Bono’s Bible@BonosBible·
NEW U2 SINGLE U2 will not go gentle into that good night But shall rage with joy and fierce defiance Blind eyes could blaze like meteors — The Fly and Vertigo Yet this season Bono blesses the Lord with burning tears A time to leave the echo and allusion far behind And sing a new song, directly to God LYRICS God hear me shout Lend Your ear to my prayer When I’m far from anywhere Down to my last breath of air All the doors are open on the street of dreams La Calle, calle de los sueños (The Street, street of dreams) Broken are the chosen on the street of dreams God hear me shout and you’ll heed to my prayer
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D.Sm@DSmithSD·
@CelticFC Unreal content! 👏👏
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Chris Sutton
Chris Sutton@chris_sutton73·
Now the dust has settled.. The reaction from many high profile people is way over the top. John Beaton was advised to go to the monitor and saw that the ball hit the arm in an unnatural position Bottom line is people would hate to see Celtic win the title again and that is all.
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bhoysviews
bhoysviews@bhoysviews·
@EuropeanSuper17 An absolute bonkers decision to start him up against Rommens. At least it was rectified at halftime.
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Brother Walf
Brother Walf@EuropeanSuper17·
Just seen a post there and it hits the nail on the head for me. Taking Luke Mccowan off at half time won the game today! In terms of his future that’s a conversation for another day.
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Out Of Context Snooker
Out Of Context Snooker@OOCSnooker·
So at this stage, who gets to the final and who takes the trophy? 🏆
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D.Sm@DSmithSD·
@ILoveSnooker_ A 147 max break, a hole in one, a 9 dart finish and now trick shots at the world championships . Is there anything Murphy can't do?!
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I ❤️ Snooker
I ❤️ Snooker@ILoveSnooker_·
Zhao Xintong: “I play the best exhibition shot.” Shaun Murphy: “Hold my beer!”
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D.Sm@DSmithSD·
@MetChasers The GFS also picked out 40C in 2022, 2 weeks before and was locked in on it until it happened.
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Adam Kinzinger (Slava Ukraini) 🇺🇸🇺🇦
Ok. Here we go Ari, you know better than this. You’ve been inside the room. You understand how alliances actually function, not just how they’re talked about on cable hits. NATO was never meaningfully consulted here. Not brought in as partners. Not treated as allies whose buy-in mattered. Instead, for years they’ve been publicly dressed down, threatened, and told outright that they’re on their own. When the President of the United States repeatedly questions the value of the alliance, floats walking away from Article 5, and even talks about things like taking Greenland, you don’t get trust—you get hedging. So now there’s a major war raging on their own continent, and those countries are being asked to stretch even thinner for an operation they had no role in shaping, led by a president who has made clear he views alliances as transactional at best and disposable at worst. Of course they’re cautious. Of course they’re calculating risk. And yes—of course they’re worried they’ll be left holding the bag when Trump inevitably changes course or loses interest. That’s not freeloading. That’s rational behavior in response to uncertainty we created. You’re right that some European countries have underinvested in defense. That’s been true for years, and many have started correcting it—especially since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But let’s not pretend this moment exists in a vacuum. Trust is cumulative. And it’s been burned down repeatedly. And the idea that this is about “refusing to help the U.S. rid the world of Iran” ignores the bigger strategic picture. European nations are dealing with an active land war, energy insecurity, domestic political strain, and the very real possibility that U.S. commitments to NATO could evaporate overnight. You don’t expand commitments under those conditions—you consolidate. You know this, Ari. And I think you know why this argument doesn’t hold up. But somewhere along the way, you traded that understanding for applause lines. You’ve sold yourself at the altar of popularity instead of leveling with people about the complexity here. Alliances aren’t maintained by ultimatums and public humiliation. They’re maintained by trust, consultation, and consistency. We’ve offered too little of that lately—and now we’re seeing the result.
Ari Fleischer@AriFleischer

My message here clearly struck a nerve. A few friends from when I was press secretary, domestically and abroad, don’t like what I said. Instead of seeing how Western European nations must change, they just want to attack Trump. The reason it struck a nerve is because they recognize that this time NATO nations are being held to account. They know they’ve come up short for decades and by denying us overflight rights, they’ve gone too far. Americans are fed up, especially with France and Spain. Trump won’t stand for it and they know it. They now fear the consequences of their inaction. The UK, unlike its days under Thatcher or Blair, is wishy-washy. They’ve often been a good allie, but this time they want to sit it out and have it both ways. We can use their bases, but only for limited operations. At least the UK spends real money on defense. France, Spain, and Italy are another story. So too is Canada. None of these four contribute seriously to NATO. They’re laggards, trying to get away with it. Spain and France force our pilots to fly thousands of miles out of the way (I thought they didn’t like carbon footprints) en route to Iran. Eastern Europe is a different story. They spend more on defense and they understand power. They lived under Soviet domination and recognize weakness when they see it. They won’t be weak. Western European governments, especially France, are good at issuing communiques and statements. They enjoy hosting conferences. They love to ponder deeply. Getting them to act is another matter, unless it’s to purchase Russian LNG, which they still do. The world is changing. Out of this war will come a new group of younger nations that understand real power and the importance of strength. The UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Israel and Eastern Europe will emerge stronger than ever. Western Europe will continue to fall behind. As for Trump, you don’t have to like him. He often says things none of his predecessors would say. But don’t underestimate the fact that US taxpayers are fed up with nations that don’t pull their weight, and then force our pilots to take risks and longer flights so we can rid the world from the menace that is Iran. Today’s Western European leaders would rather mollify Iran and pay them ransoms (trade) than support the US. Things are different today. We all know it. The UK, France, Spain and Italy (despite its Prime Minister) have earned the consequences that will unfold. They could have and should have supported us. Not as a NATO alliance. But as individual free nations. All we wanted was overflight rights and full access to airfields. They’ve made their choices. Soon, they’ll see the results.

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D.Sm@DSmithSD·
@anonymousCretur @oneuios Because the camera has a greater field of view, increased to 85degrees on the s26u
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OneUiOS
OneUiOS@oneuios·
Comparison between the Galaxy S25 Ultra and the new Galaxy S26 Ultra in terms of front camera hole breadth, phone angles and screen.
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D.Sm@DSmithSD·
@Wvisioncreation It's only a security update you can tell by the "XXS" in the middle of the build number, any firmware or software updates would contain XXU...
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W@Wvisioncreation·
Samsung releasing the first S26 Ultra update one day before the official launch likely means this is the true launch firmware. Let’s see how it performs after proper testing.
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D.Sm@DSmithSD·
@swiggah1 @FVMasterG I use privacy on full when I'm in public, you get used to it after a while and it's worth it to stop people peeking. I really like it and I thought I wouldn't.
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swiggah
swiggah@swiggah1·
@FVMasterG I have 0 problems with the screen. In fact it gets brighter as my S25U but maybe just a bit less antireflective which isn't a big deal to me and barely noticible. I like the screen. No problems for my eyes or something. Privacy mode always off only for banking app.
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swiggah
swiggah@swiggah1·
S26 Ultra impressions so far: Good things: - Design, in hand feel. - Aperture upgrades are noticeable and make big improvements to shutter speed and motion blur. - Low-light pictures improved a lot. - The phone stays cooler except when using the camera; it gets warmer... - The 5x 24MP default is great for the stock camera. - Selfies, main, 5x, UW, and video are improved. Things that need improvement: - Post-processing needs an update for sure, maybe too bright also at times. - Portrait shots could be better with edge detection, imo. I don't see much improvement over the S25U. - Long-range zoom looks awful, just like almost any phone (hope the Oppo Find X9U can do it) (stick with 5x, max 10x). -Expert RAW long-range zoom is poor; it definitely needs an upgrade. The 10x is maybe just a bit too sharp, imo. - 3x is still very mediocre. With Expert RAW it's better, though. - I noticed a bug sometimes when cropping my pictures. Hope Samsung can adress this issues with future updates.
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Ʌnyone 🇵🇱
Ʌnyone 🇵🇱@StealyW48099·
@Admir22821098 @UniverseIce Maybe it is actually the case that some phones do not have this issue, I would like to see photos from screen from such unit. With a manual exposure set the darkest in camera.
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Ice Universe
Ice Universe@UniverseIce·
Since most people say they can’t notice anything unusual on the Galaxy S26 Ultra display after turning off Privacy Mode, I guess there’s no point in continuing this discussion. All I can say is: good luck to everyone. Hopefully when you move on to the S27 Ultra, S28 Ultra, or even the S29 Ultra, you still won’t notice anything unusual. And hopefully your eyesight won’t slowly decline along the way.
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