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im so tired of the word ‘endpoint’ can someone just invent a more specific word

Very telling ‼️ It should be illegal for any government official to sign any NDA with any company. The whole point of an elected official is to serve their constituents.

@Theurb @jaketapper @atrupar It’s really simple. If ICE agents had followed the law and their standard procedures, no one would have been killed.

@jaketapper @atrupar It is really simple. Had these people not been whipped into a frenzy by state politicians who want to protect illegal immigrants, they would still be alive today. They had the freedom to protest and obstruct law enforcement, it just didn’t go the way they expected.

A CNN investigation — 18 Days In Minnesota: The false claims, chaos and coverups behind the Trump administration’s killing of two American citizens cnn.com/2026/07/22/pol…

Unfortunately the Rule passed just now and no debate or vote was allowed on section 219, integration of US military technology and supply chains with Israel’s. The NDAA will receive a recorded vote tomorrow with section 219 in it. I’ll vote no.

BREAKING: Older voters in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District admit to being tricked by AI-generated ads falsely depicting Thomas Massie in a “throuple” with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, with the ads influencing their vote, per exit poll.

There are no Senate-confirmed leaders running the intelligence community, Justice Department or the CDC. Lawmakers spent much of last week questioning some of President Trump's nominees for those posts about whether they would stand up to political interference.

All ICE has to do is follow the actual law and the findings of courts.

Terrifying. Citizenship used to mean something

Look what I found. A portable backpack from Israeli company Cognyte that is being sold to American Police Departments that allows them to surveil and intercept cell phone signals pretty much anywhere. New York’s equipment catalog lists the FalcoNet Backpack Core V2, containing six software-defined base stations and support for a broad collection of 2G through 5G cellular bands. It includes Silent Call, Heat Map, MuCom, Enhancer, spare batteries, a tablet and a mobile controller. The state contract price was $372,777.30. The backpack allows surveillance personnel to leave the vehicle and continue tracking a phone inside environments where a van cannot go, such as: Apartment buildings Shopping centers Hotels Airports Parking garages Convention centers Stadiums Pedestrian demonstrations The system is portable enough to be carried covertly through dense public spaces. Texas also purchased one backpack package for $355,500, plus a $70,000 unlicensed configuration and a $27,000 flexible antenna kit. This has to be unconstitutional and needs to be challenged immediately because this is only going to get worse.

2025: Taylor Farms donates $1M to Trump’s Super PAC — 1 week later, Trump delays the “Food Traceability Rule" 2026: Diarrhea parasite breaks out across the US, Taylor Farms lettuce tests positive — but then the FDA quickly retracts and claims the test was a "false positive"

This dandy from the WSJ Editorial Board: "Since Mr. Trump declassified the memo, we can quote the part he didn’t. “Vote tabulation systems would be difficult to manipulate on a wide enough scale to compromise election results,” it says. “The systems in each voting location are not connected to the Internet or to each other, and many methods for exploiting them rely on physical proximity.” Achieving it across many jurisdictions “would be difficult” and “audits and paper trails very likely would uncover such an effort." ... "Unfortunately, the message from Mr. Trump and others has been that America’s elections can’t be trusted, and the only hope is the SAVE America Act. Aside from being untrue, this is a political backfire for the GOP. If Republican voters believe it, and the bill falls short, then why waste time going to the polls in November? Has the GOP already forgotten how Mr. Trump’s fraud outbursts cost them two Senate seats in the 2021 Georgia runoffs?" wsj.com/opinion/donald…

The House is scheduled to vote this week on a National Defense Authorization that would integrate our military tech & supply chains with Israel’s. Today, the Rules Committee will decide whether my amendment to strip section 219 will get a vote. RT to support the Massie amdt.!

If you thought Flock was bad check out Falconet. Falconet from Israeli company Cognyte serves as a cell tower simulator that intercepts cell phone data from all devices within range. Police mount these systems in Tahoes so the vehicles can collect information while driving through areas without any direct interaction with targets. This mobile approach generates ongoing records of phone locations and communications for everyone nearby rather than only suspects, which creates comprehensive movement profiles and bypasses traditional warrant requirements under the Fourth Amendment. Cognyte sells the technology directly to U.S. agencies, as shown by the Texas Department of Public Safety purchase of four Tahoes where over three point eight million dollars went to the interception equipment. Adoption spreads through routine vehicle procurement with little external review of how the collected data is stored or shared. Once active the systems permit warrantless collection of private cell phone data across entire communities during normal patrols, which enables potential misuse and leaves individuals with no effective way to discover or contest the surveillance.

"The fine must fit the crime": Supreme Court agrees to hear @IJ case of an Alaska bush pilot whose plane was taken by police after a passenger was caught with a six-pack of Budweiser in her luggage. @m_greenberg1 ij.org/press-release/…

Grass still looks great! Let’s use grass instead of turf @NFL !! Please? Thanks guys!

Anything u put heart into is art. Code can be art. Hacking can be art. Doesn't mean they always are. Architecture is sometimes art and sometimes it's a block of flats. Code is sometimes art and sometimes it's made in Silicon Valley

FTW! 🇪🇸

Spain! 🇪🇸

@dorianmuthig @TracketPacer Modern servers I work with use VICs or other CNAs that allow virtualization of a multitude of NICs. For Cisco UCS M8 chassis you can install VIC 15235, 15425, 15237, or 15427 or a quad-port Intel x710 or e810 or others. These are physical cards in built-in slots or PCI-e slots.

@TracketPacer Nobody “removes” a NIC from a server, unless the C literal, still stands for “card”, and it has previously been *added* to it. Modern servers have NICs (multiple!) integrated into motherboards and they aren’t removable… unless you try really hard with specialist soldering tools

(shame sign hanging from my neck in the lab at work: ) my name is lexie ive been a network engineer for 7 years & i do not know how to remove a NIC from a server

@RuslanSmith1 @GSDeutch @WajahatAli @jewishinsider Allies help during wars. When America was attacked on 9/11 our NATO allies joined us in military operations. Where was Israel?

@GSDeutch @WajahatAli @jewishinsider Why should it fundraise for congresspeople who abandon America’s closest ally in the midst of a freakin war?

New: AIPAC is no longer fundraising for the 18 Dems it endorsed — 15 of whom are up for reelection — who voted this week to end U.S. aid to Israel Now 71% of the candidates AIPAC is funding are Republicans, & 29% are Dems More in @jewishinsider: jewishinsider.com/2026/07/aipac-…