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How eagerly we drink the tea that belongs in the harbor.

@Grizzfather @jackrwilkie Yeah they only offered me 2k for my low mileage Crossfire convertible. The tires for it cost that much.

@jackrwilkie Is there a difference in getting a quote on their website vs in person? I did a quote on their website and got a major lowball offer

Sold a car to Carvana today and I have no idea how they stay in business. Inexplicable.

The only way to celebrate this terrible day x.com/i/status/20512…

KSL is woke trash

Back when the Jazz were worth watching

@o_kwasniewski And not a single mention of pricing on the website. No thanks. Go look at Maestro instead.

this is what AUTOMATED UI testing looks like

There's truth in this.

LOL dang things are moving fast

This might have been a bad decision.

This is how Steven King books start. Not good.

@kariwarburton 🤢

This does not look good tbh

@feross This is just....terrifying

Heads up! Bitwarden CLI v2026.4.0 was compromised in the ongoing Checkmarx supply chain campaign. Attackers abused a GitHub Action in Bitwarden’s CI/CD pipeline to ship malicious code. We'll update this post as more details are confirmed. socket.dev/blog/bitwarden…

I'm currently arguing with AI - it says "well that issue was pre-existing" without fixing it. No 💩Sherlock thats why I'm having you track it down. Pretty sure I'm using the Blue Cross Blue Shield LLM.

If LLMs just dropped the word "Actually" in its thinking replies it would save the world millions of dollars in tokens.

@ToddLlewellyn Go Cougars

New hats. Comment on this post and I will pick 3 random people that get a free hat.

@scottew I shivered

bro you need to touch scratchy wall

If you think someone's ruined your life - you're right. It's you. Gratitude is the cure for that.

LOL - Tim Cook just stepped down from Apple. Watch that stock!

It's going to start getting expensive for those non-developers using AI to "Vibe-code" their latest creation. True developers are going to charge them a FORTUNE to fix their issues. How many of these non-devs even know how to do a basic "key rotation"? ☠️

The Cosmological Engineer: Mormonism and Simulation Theory

@jaredadairbell Sheesh you are incredibly blessed. Glad the kids are ok. 💙

Yesterday was the worst day of my life: I took one son to school and went to my parents empty house to workout and get some work done. At 11:30 I left to go get both my sons out of school. I arrive at 12 to pick up one, drive 10 minutes away to pick up the other. I get into the car with my two boys, drive off from the school, take a left turn onto Timpanogos Hwy and that’s when I lose it. My eyes closed as though I fell asleep, which I practically did. While still driving, I wake up, breathe deep, and realize I’m having a diabetic seizure. I scream and I try to take control, but my seizure is preventing me from doing anything. I somehow check who’s behind me or in my blind spot so I can get into the service lane near an intersection. I finally get to the service lane and stop, but my seizure lets off the brake and I’m still going. I pass the intersection—I have no idea how—and I keep going, braking and going, braking and going. I black out. I wake up and now I’m in the middle lane, getting too close to oncoming traffic. I black out. I wake up and I’m now going into oncoming traffic. There’s literally a white suv about 20 feet in front of me. The driver moves out of the way. My boys are freaking out, crying, “YOU’RE GONNA CRASH!” I can’t do anything. I black out. I hear my mother-in law on the phone talking to me and my kids, I later learned my son answered the phone when the group was calling on WhatsApp. The worst of the seizure then takes hold and I slam the brakes, let go, slam the brakes. My car is now making noises, even it knows something is horribly wrong. I check my rear view and see a fire truck with its lights on. I check my right and there’s a blue Honda perpendicular to me, waving me to move forward. I was in a busy intersection. I’m still in the oncoming traffic side, but nobody is moving. Just watching. Finally, I slowly, but harshly slam into the light pole. I try to put the car in park but I go into reverse and hit the fire truck. I get it into park. Finally, the driving is over, but I’m still seizing. A lady comes to the passenger side, opens the door and asks if I’m ok. I tell her, “No.” She asks me what I need. That’s when my door opens with a fireman leaned down to me and I tell them, “Sugar. I’m diabetic.” I’m still can’t control my body, but somehow I manage to get that information out. The seizure ends. I try to get out so I can get on all 4s on the ground, but the fireman tells me to stay still. I tell him, “My children. Check on my children. Are they ok?!” The fireman says he sees my boys and they seem to be fine. That’s when I break and I wail like a baby. At the moment, I couldn’t recall everything that happened or how it happened, but I knew I had a seizure and put my two boys in great risk and possibly many others. They put me into the ambulance. The wailing doesn’t stop. I keep thinking about my boys and how scared they were and how it was all my fault. I should have checked my blood sugar before driving, even when I felt fine. I had no suspicion that I was low. None. The EMTs let me know that my wife called my phone, she knows and she’s on her way. I ask if I hurt anyone. Not a soul was hurt. I drove down Timpanogos Hwy having a seizure and no one was hurt. My kids are fine. Not a scratch on anyone, not even me. I wail like a baby again. The crying continued all throughout the day yesterday till my eyes were swollen. I can’t stop thinking the horrible things that could have happened to me, my boys, or people on the road. My life felt ruined for a moment in that ambulance. I put my children at risk, driving with low blood sugar. Stupid. Fortunately, everyone is ok. Everyone knows it was an accident and if anything it’s been a faith builder—in the worst possible situation, the best possible result occurred. I am embarrassed and ashamed, but I am also extremely grateful. I am sorry to anyone that was there.