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released xue -- forked from python 3.12-14 -- and alohadb -- forked from postgresql 18.3 -- for public use. both products now ai-native with updates for performance, efficiency and ease of use for ai/ml workloads. enjoy! github.com/Vern-AllWorks-… github.com/Vern-AllWorks-…

He hired professional welders but didn’t expect it to go like this. I wonder if he claimed his employee discount. 😂

This is very amazing 😍😍😍

A Northern Flicker was protecting its nest from a large bullsnake and remarkably survived the encounter. [📹 Robin Daigle / YYCgardener]

Man built a Ramp for his sick wife. And he was sued by HOA Do you think this is right?

This is a waste of time or cool?

This dude was pulled over for a headlight violation. During the stop the officer involved demands to see the ID of the passenger ( his wife). The response from the driver is no, she was not driving. The officer involved throws out that Alabama is a stop and ID state. (Alabama Code § 15-5-30:) This state law allows officers to demand the name, address, and an explanation from someone in a public place if they reasonably suspect the person is committing or about to commit a crime. The driver’s argument rests on the principle that while he (the driver) is required to provide a license for a traffic violation, a passenger typically does not have to provide identification unless there is "reasonable articulable suspicion" that they have committed a crime. The Driver’s Stance: He correctly asserts that as the driver, he is the one being investigated for the headlight, and since the passenger has not committed a violation, the officer's authority to demand her ID is limited. Also Social Security Request: The driver also challenges the officer's demand for his Social Security number, citing federal privacy protections. In short the driver schooled these officers which is why he is quickly sent on his way once they see he knows his rights.

This man called for an Uber to take him to the airport while traveling in Egypt. The price was 250 Egyptian pounds whose is about $4.83 cents. The driver stops in the middle of the highway and now is demanding instead of the amount that was agreed on, that he wanted $250 USD instead of Egyptian pounds. The driver is still refusing to drive, the problem is if the man gets out, the driver will more than likely take off and steal his luggage as well. Paying him more isn’t an option either because at this point he’s almost holding you hostage because he knows you don’t have many options, what would you do in this scenario?

When the crusades finally kick off, it won’t be widely known, but there will be obvious signs. The first hint? A lone figure stepping out of the shadows in some forgotten American suburb, shrugging on what looks like a hoodie... until the pauldrons unfold. Not plastic cosplay. Not festival flair. These are hand-forged metallic feather wings — thousands of overlapping blades, articulated like living armor, catching light like tempered steel kissed by something older than steel. They arc high, flex with the wearer’s movement, and when fully extended? A 7-foot halo of razor-edged salvation. You’ll see the videos first — shaky phone footage from a parking lot, a backyard, a rooftop. “Feather Armor Mobility Showcase,” the caption says. Comments flood in: “bro that’s sick” ... “wait is that real metal?” ... “this dude built the next-gen crusader kit in his garage.” Most will scroll past. But the ones who know will recognize the silhouette immediately. Not a costume. A prototype. A quiet flex from the future battlefield. When the call comes — and it will — the garage tinkerers, the 3D-printing heretics, the blacksmiths who stayed up too late hammering out “just one more feather”... they’ll already be ready. The rest of the world will still be arguing about pronouns and pronouns on the timeline. Meanwhile, somewhere in flyover country, a kid in a black hoodie will roll his shoulders, hear the satisfying clink of a thousand steel feathers locking into formation, and step forward into whatever comes next. The crusades won’t start with trumpets. They’ll start with a Reels video that only the prepared understood. And yeah... those wings move like they were born for it.

Proud of the security guard! Well done! So he managed to walk all through that building while being surveilled on CCTV with a long rifle?? And she shoots off a few rounds?!? The duration of any mass shooting is solely dependent on how fast an armed counter response can get BULLETS into the shooter.

She just sat down and watched some sports! 🤣🤣🤣

I wonder if he sells her blinker fluid as well.

This is so wrong but hilarious 😂

Great job by the store clerk. Sad part they’ll go to another store and try the same thing! Love the commentary 😆

This little one wanted to help! My thoughts - Please tell me that's mud! 😅

Even the turkeys could smell that one

These are definitely scary. You don't think of baseball is being all that dangerous compared to other sports but when it goes wrong, It goes very wrong.

In the age of abundance quite the opposite effect will take place that folks that have not read my 5000 days series can comprehend: You will have time and skills to do any bespoke work and a market that wants it, not 4000 miles away—but 40 miles away. (Via simon. lindbeeej)

He actually managed to get it in there: 😭

Raw wilderness drama playing out right at the red light. 😱😳

Well, I’ve seen it all! 🔥🔥