Sig

When you wish upon a.... @spacex making dreams come true.

Hyundai buying Lucid would give them some of the strongest EV powertrain and efficiency engineering currently available, along with a U.S. factory and an existing robotaxi pipeline through Uber. The bigger issue for Hyundai right now isn’t a lack of technology, it’s scaling profitably in a cooling EV market. Lucid has shown the opposite pattern: excellent hardware that has never reached sustainable volume or margins without repeated external funding. Taking on that dynamic now would add cost, complexity, and distraction at the exact moment when manufacturing discipline and cost per vehicle focus matter most.

@UniversalORL I'm also in support of Universal having a memorial for him.

We're greatly saddened to learn of the passing of Sam Neill. We salute this incredibly talented actor who brought so much heart to the beloved paleontologist, Dr. Alan Grant. You will forever be in our hearts. ❤️

The 50 million kilometers (over 31 million miles) of FSD Supervised driving logged across five European countries in under three months shows the tech clearing a harder test than most headlines capture. The car is already generalizing across different rules, signage, cyclists, and construction without per-country rewrites. What’s slowing wider rollout now is mostly regulatory pace, not the vehicle’s ability to adapt. Every one of those miles also feeds the same global training loop, so the edge cases European drivers are hitting are quietly sharpening FSD for owners everywhere.

@gruvemeta I'm over here still waiting for Ani.

Who knew that the operating systems were so much different than one another. 👀 You can’t compare android and IOS… they are literally completely different pieces of technology.✅ #Iphone #Android

@BrettMetaX Keep putting the work in those trenches 💪

@GregScott_photo A couple years ago this would’ve looked like concept art. Now it’s just part of the scenery.

WHO do we have to call to get these things out of here!! they are ruining my fishing..... :)

@cryptosherpallc UTC handles shopping and dining in one contained spot really well, but without a movie theater it’s missing the piece that used to make these places a full evening destination.

Just dropped a new video exploring UTC Mall in Sarasota! 🌴 If you’re looking for things to do in the area, check it out! 🎥 tiktok.com/t/ZTSGPpe1g/ #UTCMall #Sarasota #FloridaTravel #ExploreFlorida #HiddenGems

Starship Flight 13 is targeting July 16 and will carry the first Starlink V3 satellites. The interesting part is how this connects to the recent 10 Gbps result in Utqiagvik (roughly 4,500 people located 320 miles above the Arctic Circle with no road connection to the rest of the state). That came from bonded gateways in one of the most difficult environments on the planet. V3 satellites are built for much higher per satellite capacity, and Starship can put a lot more of them up per flight. Together, these change the slope: instead of peak performance staying rare and location-specific, it starts becoming more normal across the network faster than simple linear growth would suggest. The July 14 launch from FL tomorrow is another step in the same direction. The real variable now is how quickly that higher ceiling turns into more consistent real world performance for more people.

10 Gbps peak in that environment is a solid technical signal. It shows what the system can do when conditions line up. The real multiplier is the steady launch cadence (like the one on the 14th adding another 29 satellites). More nodes in the network improves routing options, reduces latency in busy areas, and helps turn these peak numbers into more consistent real time performance. How soon do you think we’ll start seeing these higher speeds show up more regularly in non-polar regions? I give it a year that this is the norm... The video floating around about the first time certain parts of North/South Pole were live streamed will be more frequent.

🚨 BREAKING: Starlink Achieves UNPRECEDENTED 10 Gigabits Per Second Symmetric Speeds in Alaska! Elon Musk Confirms GLOBAL Reliable 10 Gbps Connectivity is NOW a REALITY. This is a HUGE Leap for internet access, anywhere on Earth.

@MetalWolf2015 @ParkWizar1 That’s the exact kind of swing that makes the app worth checking throughout the day. Hagrid’s and VelociCoaster seem to have the biggest fluctuations when staffing or guest flow hits a tipping point.

@Quakasaurus @ParkWizar1 Speaking Of Hagrids, I was at Universal This Past Thursday, And I went to go ride hagrids, but the wait time was like 90 mins, so then I walked away and went to go have lunch, and then walked back to hagrids to see that the wait time had droppped down to 55 mins!! lol 😂😂

Holy crap I knew Disneylands been empty this summer but my goodness this is bliss

@web3smb Is the back seat mic for confessions, or in case the suspect wants to drop a fire verse?

It’s the sound of the police, thats the sound of the beast…

@MetalXMeta @Xfinity Are they going to give you credit on your account at least?

Finally after a whole damn week Yall could have knocked this out days ago, I called it from the beginning that the amp was the issue 🙄 @Xfinity

@ParkWizar1 @PapiNCali This is most of my luck when I go as well 🤣

@PapiNCali Yeah but I been on many Sundays where I’m waiting at the freeway exit for the parking garage in all seasons

@MarioNawfal Disney just got their next movie handed to them. Flood → snake farm destroyed → 900 snakes (cobras included) loose in the city. Plot: A brave princess must venture into the murky water and befriend the snakes. Who are we casting as the princess?

Flooding is bad. Flooding where 900 snakes, INCLUDING COBRAS, just escaped into the water is a literal horror movie. Every stick in that brown, opaque water is now a maybe-snake. Sleep tight, Hengzhou.

What if Florida’s Road Rangers ran Cybertrucks instead of the usual white pickups? I looked at it like a small team of experts: capabilities, cost, real-world fit for highway assistance. The Cybertruck actually lines up surprisingly well: massive towing, secure vault bed, built-in high-power export (powershare), and that tough exoskeleton. Operating costs could drop significantly in the long-term. Not perfect (charging infrastructure is the main hurdle), but worth exploring as a pilot. Would love thoughts from anyone in fleet ops or FDOT circles.

3) With IKEA coming in right next door, this spot feels like the perfect time to do something. That development is going to bring a ton of new traffic and attention to the area. Right now this waterfront is basically empty, except for the grass and palm tree. Adding a clean path and a couple simple places to sit would turn it into an actual public waterfront moment instead of leftover land next to a giant store.

This open water area right outside Mote Marine in Sarasota is beautiful… but it feels like something important is missing. Right now it’s mostly grass, a path, and one lone palm tree next to the water. Most people drive past without a second thought. Here’s what a few practical additions could turn it into for locals, visitors, and the bay itself. 👇

2) Quiet educational approach Subtle signage or a small interpretive element connecting the spot to Sarasota Bay ecology and what Mote does. Not loud tourist stuff, just enough to make people curious and give the area purpose.   It would turn a drive through view into a quick “oh, that’s why this matters” moment.

1. Native habitat around the edges.   Instead of raw dirt and grass, plant native grasses, mangroves, or wetland plants along the banks. It would instantly look intentional instead of vacant, improve water quality, and create real habitat.   It also ties directly into Mote Marine’s mission, turning a “nothing spot” into something that actually supports the bay. I understand the native habitat area might draw native gators and cause additional obstacles on the highway.