David Baker

@BreakerOfChains @CENTCOM No need for them to be at risk.

@CENTCOM Great job warriors! We are praying for you all, keep safe and come back home to us victorious!🫡🇺🇸

The Esfahan Khomeynishahr Drone Production Plant produced Shahed one-way attack drones that have been used by the Iranian regime to attack targets across the region. The photo dated March 3, 2026, shows the plant before U.S. strikes. The photo taken on March 12, 2026 shows the same site following a barrage of U.S. precision weapons strikes - another major blow Iran’s defense industrial base.

@thelastffighter @ShotShy @archeohistories He's not being literal. He's literally (and I'm using that word correctly) questioning the authors use of the term "self-made". That's not being pedantic, it's asking for explanation.

@ShotShy @archeohistories He designed them with help from others. Don't be so literal.

Union artilleryman Samuel H. Decker (1813–1894) posing with his self made prosthetic arms, 1867... Union artilleryman Samuel H. Decker (1813–1894) stands as a remarkable example of resilience and ingenuity in the aftermath of the American Civil War. After losing both arms, Decker refused to surrender his independence. Instead, he designed and built his own mechanical prosthetic arms—an extraordinary achievement in an era when prosthetic technology was still primitive and largely uncomfortable. His custom-built devices featured metal components, adjustable joints, and gripping mechanisms that allowed him to perform daily tasks with surprising functionality. At a time when many amputees depended heavily on caregivers, Decker’s invention symbolized self-reliance and innovation born from necessity. His story highlights how wounded veterans often became pioneers in early assistive technology, pushing forward advancements that would benefit future generations of amputees. The Civil War created an unprecedented demand for prosthetic limbs, as it resulted in roughly 60,000 amputations among soldiers. This tragic scale accelerated both medical research and mechanical design, leading to significant improvements in artificial limb technology during the late 19th Century. After the Civil War, prosthetic limb patents in the United States surged dramatically. Before 1861, only a handful existed. By 1870, dozens of new mechanical limb designs had been patented as inventors raced to improve mobility and comfort for veterans. © Historical Photos #archaeohistories

@BIGmisu @MKBHD This ☝️

@MKBHD Queue the china haters in 3... 2... 1....

I lived with a Chinese EV for a few weeks to see if the hype is real. The car costs $42K, and turns out it feels like $75K+ EASILY One of the most impressive things I've ever reviewed: youtu.be/Mb6H7trzMfI - A+ software and features. Feels like what would happen if Apple made a car - Build quality is excellent all the way around. And materials (leathers, metals, etc) are all premium - It crushes all the fundamentals to make it livable: 320 miles range, super comfortable seats, excellent air suspension, active noise cancellation, great displays and cameras, bright clear HUD, Self driving - It has a MODULAR interior design (detailed in the video) - Performance is sneaky great. This is just the "SU7 Max" spec, but 660 horsepower 0-60 in 2.8 seconds? Sheesh

@garyfung @MKBHD Nah, looks better.

@MKBHD Looks like a Tesla clone on the inside

@golub @MKBHD Lol, ok

@MKBHD It’s a CCP surveillance machine that can accidentally burn a driver

@theonecid @MKBHD What?

@MKBHD Could you say the same for Chinese phones??

@aubreystrobel You can't fix garbage.

Microsoft will literally invent a new form of matter instead of fixing Teams

Turns out @LastPass just blocked my access to my mobile device, deciding I have to go premium to use the service on my phone. Note: I have paid for LP for years. I've lauded its cross-platform value. Why? @LastPassHelp - why?

@ksorbs @elonmusk My 11 yo just did a Google search to disprove this statement. Ease off the fentanyl my dude.

@elonmusk There’s a reason this is the #1 platform on the App Store

Very important

@elonmusk Literally not important.

@elonmusk Right....

Twitter is ALIVE

Mentor day at OEIs NVD program - I can feel the energy.

@elonmusk Put in a downvote button that down ranks posts and bypasses the feed algorithm. Since you're all about free speech. Let's see what happens.

Comedy is now legal on Twitter

@bspokco Love the direction this one is taking. Super fun vibes.

Latest artist #design in progress. Loving the #Spooktober vibes.

@ATTHelp @ATT So, it's been almost 4 weeks since I tried to port my number to Google Fi. It's been in limbo the ENTIRE TIME. I've done EVERYTHING I can. You just billed me. While I have no data, no phone service, no nothing. It's my number. Port it. And refund me, NOW.

@arlton I think luck is higher... cumulatively, a lot of lucky circumstances are required in a row to maximize hard work and talent. But I think I prefer the word chance. Because chance acknowledges the possibility for downside, too.

In 24 hours I’m going to give one random person that retweets this tweet $10,000 in Bitcoin! (Yup, gonna experiment with this instead of cash haha) Make sure you follow me so I can dm you if you win :)

@advisory_cloud Not only did I not get anything for my investment, it seems you have policy of auto-renewing members 15 days out from the end of a period and do not provide a means for cancellation in-app. What can you do here?