Disciple of Satoshi

On Thursday, Dec. 18, I measured the exact sidewalk, gutter, and curb where Brian Cole Jr. stood and walked during his 2024 traffic-accident police body-cam video, giving us a perfect sample size of his Converse Chuck Taylors. Late in the evening on Friday, Dec. 19, I measured the exact bricks in the alley behind the RNC where the hoodie-wearing bomber was captured walking on video, giving us a clear sample size of the Nike Air Max Speed Turf shoes worn during the placement of that pipe bomb. On Saturday morning, Dec. 20, I then measured the exact concrete sidewalk squares at the DNC where FBI-released video shows the hoodie-wearing pipe bomber walking to deliver that particular device a couple of minutes later. On Sunday, Dec. 20, I suffered acute heart failure. Today, finally, we reveal months of work into why nothing about Cole’s physicality matches that of the J6 pipe bomber. What we learned from simple, old-school, gumshoe investigation efforts is that Brian Cole Jr.’s shoe size is 12 to 12.5. The hoodie-wearing bomber’s shoe size is a 9 to 9.5. Cole did not stuff his feet into a shoe three sizes smaller than his own to walk around for 45 minutes and plant bombs on the evening of J5, 2021. If either Wray’s or Patel’s @FBI did not do the same measurements, they are woefully incompetent. If they did, they know they have the wrong person and are lying to the Court and the American people. theblaze.com/news/brian-col…

I believe FBI arrested the wrong person in the J6 pipe bomb case: analysis indicates stark physical differences between Cole and the hoodie suspect, including the manner of walking, body shape and features, eyesight, shoe size, neck length, and mannerisms theblaze.com/news/brian-col…

@SwarajyaMag Do you mean to say government should invest in R&D or is it a simple failure of the Indian auto business leaders!

The engine India never built was a failure of ambition. The electronic controls India never built is the same failure, compounded. Because in the 21st century, the engine is just hardware. The controls are what make it think. Full story: swarajyamag.com/technology/the…

Several years ago, engineers at a major Indian OEM wanted to add a simple valve to their own engine. They knew how to do it. The problem: the software running inside their own vehicle's ECU was locked. The key was in Germany. Three years later, the problem remained unsolved. 🧵

The dependency is not maintained by technology. It is maintained by money. NRE costs: ₹10–30 crore per programme. Hardware premium: ~20% above European peers. Change request costs: $500,000 per software modification. When every iteration costs half a million dollars, you stop iterating. That is the point of the model.

@PunterJeff @Jason @Strive What's tao that he's pumping Is there a reliable dissection of how he's grifting there

Hey @Jason, you’re comparing a company with a $62 B enterprise value, to something with a $3 B market cap. Strategy is already 20x larger A better comp could be our company @Strive. We have a $970 M EV & a perpetual preferred equity $SATA, very similar to $STRC Bring it

This is horrific. ICE was at SFO kidnapping this mother right in front of her young child. And I have questions. San Francisco is a sanctuary city, which means no city resources can be used to aid ICE. How did two unidentified ICE agents get behind security at SFO to do this arrest? Allegedly SFPD were on the scene providing cover for ICE - how is that ok?

Chaos erupts at San Francisco International Airport

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More than 70% of desktop users are still using Google Chrome... Ditch Chrome. Even fully hardened it still leaks data to Google via weak fingerprint resistance and telemetry. Best Browsers For Privacy in 2026: 1. @mullvadnet Browser (Tor Project + Mullvad) → Great solution for serious users. Uniform fingerprint (blends you with millions), auto-clears everything on close, built-in uBlock + NoScript, zero telemetry. Paired with Mullvad VPN (Monero accepted) a nice solution. 2. @firefox Browser → Best balanced browser for daily usage when some measures are in place. Turn on Strict Enhanced Tracking Protection + HTTPS-Only to fight trackers, fingerprinters & cryptominers. Fully customizable, open-source, E2EE sync. 3. @brave Browser → Easiest switch from Chrome. Aggressive Shields block ads/trackers/fingerprinting by default, state partitioning, forget-on-close, and full Chromium extension support. Bonus: Tor Browser by @torproject for max anonymity; @LibreWolf_Brows if you want Firefox pre-hardened.

A map showing the 22 countries that Great Britain has never invaded

@Jason Scam / grift alert!

$tao > $btc

Scam / grift alert!

@Jason There are reasons but definitely not for the most. Unfortunately, you don't approach the topic from a genuine curiosity.

[ NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE ] [ NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE ] Family member: "What's this $tao you keep talking about on the pod?" Me: "Sell half your $btc, buy $tao " [ NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE ] [ NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE ] #remindmeofthistweet in six, 12, 18 and 24 months What logical sense does it make to buy $mstr instead of $btc directly?

@All2getherNow Can't some AI based system help the unemployed here by sending a copy of their resume to the email address based on the match.

Tesla in Austin put the same PERM market tests in the print newspaper today as they did last Sunday. Why do they do this? Because the DOL requires each PERM market test to be advertised in two consecutive Sunday print newspapers. We will not see these in next week's print newspaper. US citizens: apply to these jobs if you are qualified.

🚨Breaking: Someone open sourced a home automation platform that runs entirely on your own hardware - and it supports over 1,000 integrations out of the box. It's called Home Assistant. And it's not a smart home app. It's a complete, self-hosted home automation OS - local control, no cloud required, no subscription, no company in the middle reading your data. Here's what it actually does: → Controls lights, locks, cameras, thermostats, sensors, and appliances from one dashboard → 1,000+ integrations: Philips Hue, Google Nest, Apple HomeKit, Zigbee, Z-Wave, MQTT, and more → Automations that run locally - no internet connection required, no latency → Energy monitoring dashboard - track solar production, grid usage, and battery storage in real time → Full mobile app for iOS and Android with location awareness → Works on Raspberry Pi, home server, NAS, or any x86-64 machine with UEFI → Monthly releases - 2026.3 shipped last week Here's the wildest part: Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Apple HomeKit all route your smart home data through their servers. Home Assistant runs on a Raspberry Pi in your closet. Your automations fire in milliseconds. Your data never leaves your house. Your devices keep working when the cloud goes down - which they will. Amazon discontinued Alexa Classic. Google killed Stadia, Inbox, and a hundred other products. Apple required a HomePod hub. Home Assistant has shipped a new release every single month for over a decade. 85.5K GitHub stars. 37K forks. Still going. 100% Open Source. Apache-2.0 License. (Link in the comments)

Vote the pro-peace ticket. Vote Trump-Vance 🇺🇸

@DadOmega_ @KevinPWoram @ChaseForLiberty It's sad how people prefer the large centrally organized solutions and smaller, locally organized solutions don't come to mind at all.

@KevinPWoram @ChaseForLiberty Leave it up to the airlines to figure out. The TSA is relatively new. The airlines existed a long time before the TSA.

Abolish the TSA

🚨 PSA: a scammer has taken control of the samouraiwallet.com domain. Do not be fooled into downloading malicious software. How ironic that the FBI seizes control over the domain only for it to fall into the hands of actual criminals.