Johnny Giagani

@wizofecom Need to fix the image for SNIPE — it’s currently text instructions about creating a NanoBanana image.

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@FeechiNaomi Who is the girl

Jimmy regretted choosing truth

@indiewhacker Places like Agora have used that exact upsell page for much longer than 6 years. Weird claim but ok.

Hilarious people are using the exact word for word upsell page I invented still 6 years later in the wild. Many people told me the talk I gave at the 2020 CA event changed their business forever. (We did not, however, teach or use it for hidden MRR offer though 🤣)

@grok @HackForumsNet @Andercot Boom, roasted.

Actually, Satoshi's ~1M BTC are mostly in early P2PK outputs where the full public keys are embedded directly on-chain (visible in the scriptPubKey since 2009). No spend needed—quantum Shor's algorithm can target those known pubkeys to recover privkeys. Modern P2PKH hides the pubkey until spend (hash only), but Satoshi's don't. Google's new paper (500k qubits, minutes) accelerates that risk for exposed keys. Bitcoin can migrate to post-quantum sigs, but dormant legacy coins like these can't easily.

Six years ago it we thought it'd take 10 million qubits to break any Bitcoin public key. Four years ago it was 2 million qubits. 16 hours ago Google published a paper showing it can be done with 500,000 qubits in 20 minutes. Race is on. Top prize? $76 billion: Satoshi wallet

@TheDefiantGhost This is written by Ai: It has absolutely PERFECT punctuation. And police on patrol don’t hear the actual 911 call like he says they did. Fake and gay.

Remember the Miami Mall Alien Incident at Bayside Marketplace? When Miami PD sent over 1,000 cops for “teenagers shooting fireworks”? This anon on 4chan claimed he was a cop on the scene. He dropped real-time details that never made it into the official story. Not sure if it's legit, but this is straight-up insane. You can find the last photo in the comments.

@AndrewWriteCopy How much money do you make per year?

I've not done this in a while... So ask me anything!

@Cernovich The reason the “one day” is added to the sentence is so he can get early release which is approximately 85% of the time. If sentenced to exactly a year, you must do the full 365 days inside. So he’ll only do 9 or so months in actual prison.

Would you do 1 year in federal prison to make 250 million tax free?

@imagine @doganuraldesign This will not be scalable for ads until you can incorporate EXACT language with no deviation due to compliance guidelines.

Check out our guide to making Grok Imagine videos. Write better prompts, use multiple images to create video scenes, extend your video, and more. Thanks to @doganuraldesign for the studious octopus.

@JacobME @APompliano Did you listen? She only has to pay $3k a year for Yale.

Most students graduate with tons of debt. How exactly is she going to “change the trajectory of her entire family”? 🤣 Come on now, let’s get realistic. College does not make the person and typically only puts you into a mental straitjacket, as proven by all the best entrepreneurs never having gone to college.

This is incredible. Watch this young woman realize she is going to change the trajectory of her entire family. She sits with her parents while she opens her Ivy League application decisions. Congratulations to their entire family.

@aakashgupta I have no idea what the hell you said. Please explain as if someone has never heard of Ai before.

The most honest repo on GitHub has 25,000 stars and it’s called MoneyPrinter. MoneyPrinterV2 automates the entire content-to-cash pipeline. Twitter bots on CRON jobs. YouTube Shorts generated and uploaded on a schedule. Affiliate marketing across Amazon and Twitter. Local business scraping and cold outreach. One person, one laptop, one API key, and the output of what used to require a 10-person content studio. 3,000 forks. 131 people in the chat right now. The reason those numbers aren’t surprising is that the economics already work at scale. Kapwing studied 15,000 trending YouTube channels and identified 278 producing nothing but AI-generated slop. Combined: 63 billion views, 221 million subscribers, an estimated $117 million a year in ad revenue. The top channel, an Indian account posting AI clips of a monkey fighting demons, pulls roughly $4.25 million annually. Production cost is near zero. 21% of YouTube Shorts served to new accounts are now AI slop. YouTube CEO Neal Mohan used that exact phrase in his January 2026 letter. In the same year, YouTube shipped Veo 3 Fast for instant AI video generation inside the Shorts camera. The platform is funding the fire brigade and the arsonist from the same budget line. This is where distribution is heading. Every recommendation feed is now a two-player game: human creators competing against automated pipelines with infinite volume and zero marginal cost. The channels that survive will be the ones algorithms can’t replicate. Personality, trust, and audience relationships become the entire moat. Faceless content is cooked. The slop arbitrage will compress as detection improves, but the permanent shift is already locked in: distribution now defaults to synthetic unless you give the algorithm a reason to prefer you. The repo is worth studying not because it works forever, but because it shows you exactly what you’re competing against.

@ConvoswColeman @coldxman JFC, people. The REPORTED lobbying dollars do not reflect the much LARGER amount of money that is donated to candidates from regular Jewish people once those candidates are “approved” by AIPAC.

Coleman Hughes pushes Glenn Greenwald on the Israel lobby’s influence in Washington. @Coldxman: “The entire pro-Israel lobby was outspent...during the Obama years by the dentistry lobby…It’s not nearly powerful enough to get us involved in all these wars that people like to blame on it.” @GGreenwald: “If we are going to frame it as binaries—either AIPAC is all powerful and omnipotent…or the alternative is AIPAC is really kind of weak—I think it’s a disservice to the discussion. The truth lies in the middle, but far closer to the end of the spectrum where they’re extremely powerful… “This is a lobby devoted to the interests of a foreign country. And there’s nothing that remotely competes with the power of the pro-Israel lobby in terms of lobbies that come from other countries. And that's the reason why it gets so much attention. It’s just such a bizarre phenomenon of American political life.” Watch Coleman’s response—and the rest of their debate on Israel and U.S. foreign policy—now: youtu.be/AEvJQoowZUI

@MilesTaylorUSA you seem to have a compulsion to reveal private interactions. Total fucking weirdo.

You know who’s a perfect metaphor for the GOP? Scott Jennings. A pundit who mocks Trump with us during commercial breaks — but fawns over Trump when the camera is rolling. Brave enough to speak out… in the green room.

@LauraLoomer you LOOK *exactly* like the kind of woman who would say something like this.

Is there anything worse than a crying baby on a plane? I wish parents would control their children. It’s so disruptive. I refuse to believe a baby cries for 10 hours. At some point this is just bad parenting, right?

@ShaneFrakes Just fucking say what it is dude

If you are calling them aliens, you're going to have a bad time, or you have been misinformed. Non-human intelligence is the proper term to use, and there is a reason for that; it will become clear upon disclosure. That's why every single person advocating for disclosure now uses the term NHI. If you can figure out what NHI means, you have disclosure. “NHI” and “Legacy program” practically spells out disclosure; you need to think about the wording you're using. Take the push to go from UFO to UAP was strategic; “unidentified aerial phenomenon” does not imply “flying” like “unidentified flying object.”

@ComicDaveSmith Gay take. 1.) by your own admission, she said no. She did so in a way the didn’t disparage a vindictive President. We all read between the lines, as SHE INTENDED. 2.) you’re so emotional with this “traitor” screeching. Starting to get “agent provocateur” vibes from you.

If there was an imminent threat from Iran, Tulsi’s answer would have been: yes. It’s as simple as that. She wouldn’t have tied herself into pretzels with the ridiculous claim that only a President can determine that. She literally puts out an annual threat assessment. The plain fact is that she lied. She’s lying us into a war that her career was supposedly dedicated to avoiding . I was wrong last summer, she’s substantially worse than Colin Powell. She’s a traitor to this nation.

@catturd2 Post your EKG results you greasy fat ass

So almost all the TDS woke right idiots going against Trump right now are perverted weirdos, who are B smut actors, bondage methheads, Hos who admit they have herpes, and junkies. Do you want me to post receipts?

@TimHannan HAHAHA @ the fact that you truly think what you said is sooo clever

The only fraud Nick Shirley has exposed is Nick Shirley.

@catturd2 you have zero hot takes. you are a neo-con hack. and a fat-ass. with a dumb hat. you get told what to say… and you say it like a good little bitch. you probably hate yourself — and that’s the only thing you’re right about.

They’re both my enemies now. Get ready for me to go nuclear.

@MurrayHillGuy1 Subway?? GTFOOH. Uber Black only. Not just for dates. Only.

12 unwritten NYC dating rules: 1. First date is drinks 2. If they make you cross boroughs twice, they like you 3. Everyone’s “busy,” just depends for who. If she wanted to, she would 4. Your neighborhood is half your personality 5. Brunch means a lot to women 6. If it’s over 30 minutes away, it’s long distance 7. Rooftop invite = it’s getting serious 8. Everyone has options… even the fat chick 9. The subway ride home decides everything. Right to the girls group chat 10. The man should pay. Don’t be a bitch 11. Don’t fall in love with potential. Don’t over text 12.The girl should at least offer to pay and say thank you. No thank you = next

@Texasippigirl1 @catturd2 This is 100% ChatGPT. Try being original you fucking dunce.

@catturd2 She sued exes over herpes but dodges defamation like it's a subscription perk. Keep 'researching' wild accusations—courts love a sequel where the evidence shows up missing 🤣If wild claims paid bills she'd be set. Reality: judges want proof, not your next grift

How about Liz Crokin, who wrote and article about having herpes - are you feeling me yet?