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We often tell stories from the point of view of the hero. But heroes don't notice everything; examining a story from the point of view of the villain can be informative. Let's look at Harry Potter. 1/20
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Andy Ellis
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Andy Ellis
@csoandy
Jew. Legendary CISO. Author, 1% Leadership. Parent, Board Director, Investor, Leadership Coach. USAF veteran. 🎗️🤟🏼
Boston/Tel Aviv Katılım Şubat 2009
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Sitting at 6’4 207lbs. I’m gonna be done staying lean here soon.
I’m looking forward to packing pounds on.
I will say this was by far the easiest cut I’ve ever done in my life. My relationship with food is completely different. I eat to sustain my goals and objectives.
I never think about food or want it.
Overweight Dave would have told lean Dave you’re crazy that can never happen.
#wehackhealth
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The @NFL should be praised for its innovative summer league, and wrapping it up just before training camp.
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@kassieepstein I figured there was something else behind it. But one should never pass up an opportunity to celebrate the rain shows!
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@csoandy Rain shows are amazing! This is more commentary centered around shows that have weather-related delays or end up being cancelled.
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Mind-boggling how many incorrect takes I see on Twitter about concert rain delays vs. cancellations.
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The Red Sox have won 12 straight and it couldn’t be more beautiful outside.
Lifeeee issss gooooooood! ☀️🥹
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Loops == graphs
Peter Steinberger 🦞@steipete
Are we still talking loops or did we shift to graphs yet?
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Quick-hit thoughts/notes around the Patriots and NFL (rarity of a Saturday start for '26 training camp; Gillette will be buzzing as crowds sometimes top 10k; Drake Maye's perspective; Rhamondre Stevenson primed for big year?; Mike Onwenu's incentives etc.) espn.com/nfl/story/_/id…
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@RBPundit @instapundit @dylanotes Remember, the Dunning-Kruger studies were first performed at Cornell.
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Holy fuck.
This @dylanotes guy is supposed to be a government policy expert and is asking this ridiculous question.
HOLY FUCK.
RBe@RBPundit
Are you really asking if people stop donating to a candidate because the candidate no longer aligns with their views is an illegal quid pro quo? This is a legitimate question you don’t know the answer to? For real?
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@MerylYourish There are people who should be removed from the gene pool for being evil.
There are people that should be removed for sheer stupidity.
Then there’s this guy.
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What a bunch of good boys! And what an unbelievably stupid attacker.
WeRateDogs@dog_rates
These hero dogs chased off a man who tried to sexually assault two female dog walkers. They were able to push him away, and then their pack of 11 rescue dogs ran him off into a tunnel and ripped off a piece of his pants. The dogs are all getting our highest honor, a 15/10
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Okay this might sound silly but… 🤔
Do Americans actually NAME their trucks?
Or boats? Or sometimes even lawn mowers??
In Japan, a car is usually just… a car.
A tool. A thing.
But online I keep seeing Americans talk about
their truck like it's a family member
with a personality and a bad habit.
Is that real?
And if yours has a name — what is it, and why?
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@japan_nobunaga It is! In the fall I’ll be driving it around to a few speaking gigs near the Great Lakes.
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You might want to ask yourself whether calling … checks notes … the guy who designed the first global SSL CDN and ran its security (including law enforcement integration) for two decades and the guy still running one of the dominant CDN … yeah, whether dismissing their opinions as “uninformed” says more about their perspectives, or more about your perspective.
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@csoandy @eastdakota Very uninformed take. The EU has much better privacy provisions even with the vile chat control 1.0. Everything in chat control 1.0 is already part of us code with the difference that the US also mandates reporting to gov, which even chat control doesn't.
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The EU’s bonkers approach to privacy makes me yet again appreciate the first and still best privacy law: the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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@eastdakota I would love to see a data privacy/PII regime rooted in the Fourth rather than the First: Information about a person is an inalienable chattel, make data collectors into fiduciaries, and work from there.
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@eastdakota If only the Fourth Amendment was as truly appreciated by our various government entities. Even as tattered as they've made it, it's still worlds better than the EU.
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@Barrington4OH15 @nickgillespie The National popular vote compact, which is nearing trigger size, means I’m not free to leave California’s elections.
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@csoandy @nickgillespie I actually think it's better to have a low level of fraud in a few states than to centralize power over elections in DC and thus make it easier for a malicious President to rig all the elections. If you don't trust California's elections, you're free to leave. Many have.
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Also worth putting front and center: There is zero evidence that our highly decentralized, state-by-state election systems has anything wrong with it! The SAVE Act is a 'solution' to a problem that doesn't exist. brookings.edu/articles/how-w…
Classical Liberal Caucus@LP_CLC
@saw2239 @nickgillespie you can reduce the power of the federal government or you can nationalize all elections kinda hard to do both
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@SethAMandel I’ve had (liberal) friends, when I’ve complained about the dual loyalty canard, reply with, “Well, I hope your loyalties never get tested.” Still boggles my mind that they didn’t have the awareness to hear how offensive that is.
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Today I explored how it is that American liberals and American Jews became so alienated from each other, not just ideologically but on a level that feels weirdly personal.
When Did Liberals Forget that Jews Are Patriots? commentary.org/seth-mandel/wh…
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Colonoscopy prep: do nothing that requires good decisions.
Also the team: hands me my phone.
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