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Today has been the hottest day in May on record with Kew Gardens provisionally reaching 34.8°C - exceeding the previous highest May temperature in the UK by a full 2 degrees Celsius🌡️ This heat would be exceptional in the UK even in mid summer, let alone in May📈

@nikitabier @levelsio @X "it's just a trading bloc"

@levelsio @X There are now 3 additional popups for EU users who signup for X. 30% of my time is now spent on EU compliance.

I got a message on @X from the 🇪🇺 EU today!

@Telegraph those who failed them are every MP in the labour party, every @uklabour Councillor, all those police involved...

Baroness Casey of Blackstock has said she feels personally responsible for failing grooming-gang victims. 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/05/2…

@actparty regulators arent the real problem, iwi extortion is

Want to know why it’s so hard to build, hire, farm, invest, or just get things done? Start with the 260+ regulators standing in the way.

@Camfella62 @mgeist google hates competition

@mgeist When you’re getting scolded about privacy from google you must be at Nazi/Soviet level oppression

Google's Bill C-22 submission has now been posted online. Calls for the removal of metadata retention, the elimination of secret ministerial orders, narrowing the scope of service providers, and providing explicit protection for encryption. ourcommons.ca/Content/Commit…

@smeinga @mgeist @cbcwatcher @liberal_party never

@mgeist @cbcwatcher At what point does the @liberal_party admit that Bill C-22 is the proverbial “dog that won’t hunt” and just shoot it dead?

@visegrad24 you pull a knife and stab someone in the back, you get murder

🇬🇧 Judge William Mousley KC has told the jury to consider whether Vickrum Digwa, the man accused of killing 18-year-old Henry Nowak, should face a charge of manslaughter as an alternative to the murder charge. Explaining the new charge, the judge told the jurors: “If a person may not have deliberately caused the fatal injury or may not have intended to kill or cause reasonably serious harm, he or she is not guilty of murder.”

@PronouncedHare The promise of a politician is as empty as their memory the day after the election

"But I mean it this time!"

@Tsnz1Nz @chrisluxonmp its like the buffoon is trying to lose the election. no one is his voter base wants digital ID and yet he's just pissing them off

Hey @chrisluxonmp.. We will not Comply with this... You will get the resistance you ask for... Now many will see you for what you are.. May the Protests commence - NZ never wanted this... x.com/2ETEKA/status/…

@Pirat_Nation another case where poor legislation drafted by morons in no way reflects reality

California lawmakers are moving to exempt most Linux distributions from the state’s upcoming age-verification law after backlash from the open-source community. The original law would require operating systems to verify a user’s age during setup and share that information with apps through a built-in system API. Because the wording was broad, many developers believed it could apply to Linux distributions like Ubuntu and Fedora. That led to backlash from developers, who said the rules would be hard for volunteer-run open-source projects to follow. In response, lawmakers introduced changes narrowing the law’s scope and likely exempting most Linux distributions.

@PronouncedHare The promise of a politician is as empty as their integrity

It is asked: if this tweet with its many full stops is not enough to convince you Winston won’t sell out his voters for the right combination of trinkets, what will it take? Answer: Nothing. No statement is convincing enough. A lack of promises, ruling things out and bottom lines is not the issue. The issue has always been the pre-election rhetoric versus the post-election excuses. And we are so far beyond the point where “this time will be different” is a reasonable proposal.

@NZNationalParty you will never get my vote again, ever. you have no mandate for digital ID. bollocks to you

We live in a volatile world. Being able to withstand international shocks depends on the size of the buffers you have. Budget 2026 will help rebuild those buffers to restore New Zealand’s financial security.

@DavidDavisMP pulling out a knife and stabbing someone isnt manslaughter, its plain as day murder

This case strikes me as extraordinary, both for the police behaviour and judge's apparent direction to the jury. Carrying an 8" knife is illegal with very limited exceptions which do not include "self defence". The Criminal Justice Act makes that plain, and the Sentencing Council says in terms "carrying a knife or other weapon for protection is not a lawful reason. " The Attorney General should be reviewing both this case and the case of the two teenage rapists ASAP. I don't know what is happening with our justice system at the moment, and I am not alone in that concern. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@bzogrammer Unbelievable tech. I buy up as much as I can as well never see it’s SLC reliably again

Intel really fumbled by killing Optane. They had a revolutionary memory technology, marketed it poorly, got underwhelming sales, then scrapped it. tomshardware.com/tech-industry/…

@matt_horncastle No digital id tyrants

Legends!!! I have 6 billboards coming online. I need help with ideas.

@RidgelineCyber @Securityblog Please don’t make me type that in

Conditional Access policies won’t stop token theft—and standard MFA won't fix it either. When teams roll out Microsoft Authenticator push codes or SMS, some assume the cloud perimeter is safe. But sophisticated actors have moved completely past brute-forcing passwords. They use Adversary-in-the-Middle (AiTM) phishing frameworks like Evilginx. The attack flow is clean: The proxy site mirrors your Entra ID login page. The user enters credentials and solves the genuine MFA challenge. Once Entra ID validates the session, it issues an ESTSAUTH session cookie. The malicious proxy server snatches that cookie before passing it back to the victim’s browser. The Result: The attacker drops that stolen cookie into their own machine. Because the session has already passed the MFA verification loop, they gain instant access to the mailbox or cloud apps. They bypass standard Conditional Access rules seamlessly. , when an identical session jumps between network or device contexts Advanced features like Continuous Access Evaluation (CAE), Token Protection session controls, or strict device compliance rules can mitigate this. But they are rarely part of an organization’s "default" browser-based setups. Because a stolen token completely bypasses the sign-in loop, you cannot hunt for it by looking for failed logins. You have to hunt for Session Anomalies—specifically when an identical session jumps network or device context mid-lifecycle. From Sentinel or Entra ID Advanced Hunting, you can run the below KQL query to identify active token replays across interactive and non-interactive sign-ins:

@SimeonBrownMP Stuff your digital id

More misinformation. Under National: ➡️ Record funding into health. ➡️ Around 2,000 more nurses. ➡️ Hundreds more doctors. ➡️ Waitlists coming down. ➡️ Shorter stays in emergency department. ➡️ Faster cancer treatment, with 33 new cancer medicines. ➡️ Shorter wait times for elective surgery. ➡️ Shorter wait times for first specialist assessments. ➡️ Improved immunisation rates. ➡️ Started construction on the Waikato Medical School. ➡️ Boosted funding for ambulances. ➡️ Record funding for GP clinics. The list goes on. Labour has run out of ideas, so they’ve turned to misinformation instead. Kiwis won’t be fooled by empty slogans and they remember the skyrocketing waitlists Labour left behind last time.

@TrevorH53038397 I’ll never vote national again. They’ve lost this vote

Digital driver licences, NZ Verify, Govt.nz, and online age verification are starting to form part of the same digital verification ecosystem. centrist.nz/a-licence-on-y… "What is the opt-out for adults who do not want to participate in digital verification systems at all?" @NZNationalParty have no mandate for this.

@chrislynchmedia The church should fund their own buildings

Christchurch councillors vote on whether to inject another $15 million each into the Cathedral and Canterbury Museum. I asked Mayor Phil Mauger if it's going to get through.

@NZNationalParty Stuff your digital ID, I’ll never vote for you again