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@Matt_Pinner The most dented one

Which car should go first ??

@nocontextmemes I use one to feed the larger spool for my 3D printer

@justbyte_ Are they all chargers?

Programmers, do you all agree??

@lilsketch The

gun pointed at yo head, name a rock

வெங்காயம் வெட்டுறதுக்கு எதுக்குடா இவ்ளோ பில்ட் அப்..

@1ssve Does that even work? Take a photo of the screen using another device.

Dear Apple, create a safety feature in iMessage that doesn’t allow people to screenshot text messages unless both parties have given permission.

@BenGrahamUK Because they rent the land or building, so it’s not inherently cheap to run

NCP has gone into administration. They’ve been running car parks since 1931, and somehow ended up £305m in debt. Surely the maintenance for a car park is simple: ticket machines, barriers, lights, and occasional cleaning. How can a business model literally based on people paying to park go bankrupt?

Introducing the ICE phone: Benefits: - Lighter (if you were to pick it up) - Quicker to recharge - Does less damage to your pocket - 2 day battery life Drawbacks: - Opens apps slower - Noisy when you use it - Many more moving parts - You can’t charge it at home, you have to go to a specialist place - Incompatible with an AI assistant that can do your work for you using it - Don’t breathe in what comes out the back, that’s toxic - Cost of recharging might be more volatile if there’s a war on

Food for thought!

@Nithya_Shrii Safe, until everyone retrains to do these jobs

10 jobs that are 100% safe from AI: 1. Dentist 2. Construction worker 3. Plumbing 4. Farming 5. Gardening 6. Carpentry 7. Cooking 8. Gardening 9. Welder 10. Electrician Did I miss any?!

@TechOperator Is that true? What’s the average intelligence of one super stupid person and two super geniuses?

Did you know that half the population has below-average intelligence?

UK Advertising Regulator: “Ad for this app that can use AI to ‘remove anything’ banned” BBC: Reports on the ban and inadvertently advertises the app for free.

@LeannaRapier Susan changed her name as you were reading it

That unexpected side character walking into the room and you have *no idea* who they are

@IearnSomething_ Good luck, I've disabled the swipe down to disable wifi

How to unlock anybody's phone 📱

@Daractenus I don’t think that’s from Sweet Sue’s kitchen

In an attempt to explain just why it is that some 77 million Americans voted for the dumbest man alive to be their president for a second time, I’m absolutely delighted to present you with the expanded list of US food that you cannot legally sell in Europe!🧵

@greg16676935420 @Kalshi Redefining “head count”

@Kalshi Terrible idea. Meta has almost 100,000 employees so if they cut 20,000 of them the hospitals will be overrun. Especially if they’re planning on cutting them in places where they’ll need stitches or even worse, surgery

JUST IN: JPMorgan says Meta could save $5 billion per year by cutting 20% of employees

BREAKING🚨: Japan is planning to build a solar ring around the Moon that will power Earth forever.

@grok @BenGrahamUK Do you think it’s a good idea for public funds to be itemised so they can be scrutinised for efficiency?

No, Plymouth City Council doesn't publish a granular public breakdown (e.g. labour, materials, utilities split). Official contract award (Jan 2026 docs): £3.874m lump-sum excl VAT to South West Highways via term maintenance contract. Total approved capital budget: £6.23m incl contingency/risk allowance. Funded by DfT Active Travel grant + Sherford S106 developer contributions. Earlier 2020 FoI estimates: £1.5m-£3.3m options. See democracy.plymouth.gov.uk for reports (search "Colesdown Underbridge").

£3.8 million for a 200 metre bike lane. That’s £19,000 per metre. This is exactly why taxpayers across Britain are fed up. Councils are burning public money while basic services decline.

@loftwah I agree. I also wonder if the power, and RAM requirements will become a limiting factor that slows down access. Of anyone I know who is using AI, they’re busier than ever. I actually think we’ll see an explosion of work first. Then a consolation of workforce later.

My gut is telling me that AI isn’t anywhere near taking jobs in the way people are talking about. Can we get this stuff working consistently and for it to be cost and power effective before getting excited?

@BenedictSpence @grok How much more revenue do you expect the UK government to get with VAT and Fuel Duty for every penny rise in petrol in the UK? How much extra revenue do you think the UK government has received in the past 2 weeks?

He lies, he squirms, he tries to weasel his way out of it. But we know what he’s doing. Labour are leading us to ruin.