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RT @CuriosityonX: Thge storm of a trillion stars

Mercedes-Benz developed this in the late ’70s/early ’80s. They started active hydraulic suspension research in 1978, with the first research vehicle tested in 1987. The goal was to actively cancel body roll, pitch, and dive, especially in corners, using hydraulic actuators. It stayed impractical for production due to high cost, complexity, huge power draw from the pump, and immature digital controls/reliability concerns at the time. Production Active Body Control (ABC) finally arrived in 1999 on the CL-Class. Similar concepts came from Lotus and Bose around then too. Modern systems like the NIO ET9’s SkyRide are refined evolutions now made feasible by better sensors, computing, and efficiency.

And people tell me all China does is copy others.

Save Stargate with Martin Gero! - Sign the Petition! c.org/9gVRMhrf5j via @Change

Sign the petition change.org/p/save-stargat… #SaveStargate 👍🏼

Hello Stargate universe! I truly enjoyed my time as part of the Stargate Atlantis family. “ Colonel Marshall Sumner”. Many of the cast are still in my life to this day. That’s rare. This community is rare. #SaveStargate LFG!!!!!

End the H-1B visa program.

@jedimarkus77 😂

Mom just texted me:

Is this true, gen X? 😂

We need Elon to go on a nuclear grade crusade for truth-seeking AI and freedom of synthetic thought. Without him we are fucking doomed.

@beffjezos Hey @grok, when is Grok v5 coming?

I m begging Google to do something, OpenAI to mog Mythos, or xAI to catch up at this point.

I usually watch shows for one of two reasons: the characters' personalities and how they interact, or the exploration of an idea, though those are mostly sci-fi shows. Predictability only matters if you lose me on the other two. With comedies, as long as you're making me laugh, it's all good.

ADHD people rarely get into shows for this reason: the formula is too predictable. “The main character can’t die.” There’s no suspense or true shock. But emotionally mature ADHD people realize that not everything is for everyone. To each their own

This is your quarterly reminder that I do social media, graphic design, marketing, etc if anyone in our sphere needs help and wants to hire someone in our sphere. Love helping people with their businesses and in turn helping the causes we care about and good families 🤝

@BrianRoemmele This is cool and all, but the minute there's a @grok powered OS for PC and phone, I'm out of the @Apple ecosystem.

APPLE JUST BROKE DOWN AND SAID THE AI WORD! WWDC 2026 I met with them in 2012 about the AI world they could own. Showed demos. Welp, management did not have the “vision”. And they were barred to say AI. Better late than never. The Keynote was focused heavily on a major AI push, especially a revamped Siri, alongside updates to iOS 27, macOS 27, and other platforms. Top Highlights: 1. Siri AI (Major Overhaul) – The Star of the Show 
Apple rebranded and rebuilt Siri as Siri AI, powered by Apple Intelligence + Google’s Gemini models (with on-device processing and Private Cloud Compute for privacy). Key upgrades: •More conversational, contextual, and multi-step task handling (e.g., referencing past messages, planning events, or chaining actions like finding concert info + setting reminders). •Dedicated Siri app with iCloud-synced conversation history. •Deep system integration (Dynamic Island, Spotlight, right-click on items, on-screen awareness). •Visual Intelligence: Camera-based analysis (e.g., identify landmarks, nutrition from food labels, split bills, organize albums). Works across iPhone, Mac, Vision Pro. •“Write with Siri” for drafting/editing emails, messages, etc., in your personal style. •Customizable voice (pace, expressivity). •Availability: Developer betas now; full rollout later in 2026 (restrictions in EU/China). Importance: This is Apple’s big redemption moment after years of Siri criticism and delayed AI promises. It positions Apple to compete better with ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini (using Google) assistants while emphasizing privacy. Long-term, it could enable more agentic features across devices and future hardware (e.g., wearables, robotics tie-ins). For users, it makes the ecosystem far more helpful daily. 2. Broader Apple Intelligence Expansions •Enhanced Photos: Generative editing (reframe, extend, cleanup, style changes, spatial reframing), Image Playground upgrades for photorealistic generation. •Safari: Auto tab organization, “Notify Me” monitoring, AI-generated custom extensions via natural language, compromised password fixes. •Shortcuts/Home/Messages: Natural language shortcut creation, smart notifications/clips, context-aware suggestions. •New architecture (Foundation Models, system orchestrator, Core AI framework) for better on-device/cloud coordination. Importance: Moves AI from flashy demos to practical, system-wide utility. Strong focus on respecting original content (e.g., photography) and privacy. Developers get powerful new tools (e.g., agentic coding in Xcode), accelerating app innovation. 3. OS Updates (iOS 27, macOS 27, etc.) •iOS 27 supports iPhone 11 and newer (broad compatibility). •Refinements to Liquid Glass UI, performance/battery focus (“Snow Leopard”-style stability). •Camera app redesign/customization + Visual Intelligence mode. •Similar updates across iPadOS 27, watchOS 27, visionOS 27, tvOS 27 (e.g., spatial Siri in Vision Pro). 4. Developer & Ecosystem Notes •Agentic coding in Xcode, new frameworks for AI integration. •Tim Cook’s final WWDC keynote as CEO (emotional close, passing torch vibes to John Ternus). Overall Importance: This feels like Apple’s serious catch-up/acceleration in AI after a slower start. The Siri overhaul and system-wide intelligence could meaningfully improve daily usability and developer productivity. Privacy emphasis remains a differentiator. Expect public betas soon and full releases in fall 2026. The keynote was polished and demo-heavy, with strong emphasis on real-world usefulness. youtube.com/live/hF8swzNR1…

The latest podcast with @Plus3Forecast is out where we review the effects of the volatility this past week on the key levels, timing & geometry in the markets. youtube.com/watch?v=QbPop3…

@BennMaldonado Good morning.

Good morning everyone.

It's Day 4 of post canceled Stargate And Stargate fans are more united than ever

@EYakoby @Mermaz All he's doing is saying what he needs to say to achieve a political goal. If you think he actually believes anything in this image or has any moral position on the issues at all, you're misguided.

Ro will be traveling to Maine tomorrow to actually campaign for Graham Platner. You quite literally cannot make this up.

The funny part is if you read what they don't want and don't allow, it describes approximately 90% of all these paid political influencer accounts. We post the real, authentic opinions of the people who work here and own this company. At our own peril. And we do it for free.

Hey @nikitabier how is it that you took my money for business premium 2 days ago, and this morning our main account gets suspended? This is outright fraud and theft.