Musings of a minor megalomaniac
This is what I’m talkin’ ’bout. It’s time to put sexism, misogyny and all forms of bigotry to rest, once and for all.
Ayers graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy in 2011… and the rest is history, with a straight-up trajectory like nobody’s ever seen before.
Reality-denying feminists do women no favours.
Most X users who are regularly on the platform can attest to a noticeable uptick in seemingly inauthentic activity in recent months. When a post goes viral on X, its now commonplace to find bots filling the replies with AI-generated responses or accounts with randomly generated usernames spamming a user’s mentions with unsolicited “link-in-bio” promotions. Now, there’s data which backs up that user experience.
Inauthentic? This cocksucker gives new meaning to the word.
Twitter security defied Musk to maintain legal compliance.
Elon pumping himself with burner accounts.
I can’t fathom the bigness scale, which just keeps getting bigger.
“Having these extremely massive galaxies so early in the universe is posing significant challenges to our standard model of cosmology,” Lagos said. Mainly, this is because astrophysicists had not previously thought dark matter structures massive enough to facilitate galaxies as large as ZF-UDS-7329 could have existed in the early universe. Thus, additional observations will be required in order to help piece together the newly emerging puzzle of these early massive monsters.
Oh, they didn’t want to hear it. The only thing they wanted to hear is how fast the planes can get out the door. And so that was their metric. And, unfortunately, it’s the same metric today. We have seen this for the last six years.
You don’t need me to list it out, just happens to be one of my many pet peeves. Talk to anybody in the USAF Maintenance Business. I’m taking credit for calling this one right off the bat – same problem everywhere. It’s just down to the people doing the work. There’s alot of places in aviation fields where the margin for error is very small.
But they’re definitely hurtin’. Target acquisition proceeding apace…
US disrupts Chinese botnet, American officials say.
I wanted Tesla to do well, as one of the promising EV makers with a real shot at putting a dent in the fossil fuel industry. Then somehow, for whatever reason, the Cybertruck marketing people convinced Musk they needn’t take into account a significant portion of the buying public who actually work with these things and use them for real truck stuff all day long.
Certainly there’s also a market for suburbanite Cybertruck drivers with little more than Costco requirements. I’m no automotive market guru, but I suspect there’s more money in the former.
Tesla’s woes are also a sign that the company’s recently released and long-awaited Cybertruck hasn’t exactly ignited renewed optimism. It’s clear by this point that the EV maker has had to make major compromises to bring Musk’s pet project to life, with the truck disappointing fans with a lackluster range.
Only the biggest, most glaring entry on a list of things new owners are already griping about.
“Something like that, where you can take over the SEC account and potentially affect the value of bitcoin in the market – there’s massive opportunity for disinformation,” said Austin Berglas, a former cybersecurity official at the FBI’s New York office and a senior executive at the security firm BlueVoyant.
Whadda ya think this mutherfucker‘s been tryin’ to do from time-to-time with his stupid tweets all along?
“You are a liar”: Musk vs. Cuban DEI debate takes new turn. Dude’s a total POS.
Had to start a new POY category after the latest stuff from the USAF photojournalists just started getting too damn good. Photography really does capture art and technology in uniquely interesting ways, to me. The space telescope stuff just takes it to extremes.
I wanted to call it for the A-10 over Alaska, but this is certainly the most expansively detailed in-flight panorama I’ve ever seen. Space Force will be chiming in here soon, no doubt….
This was the eighth zero-day vulnerability Google fixed in Chrome for 2023, underscoring the persistent effort and time hackers devote to finding and exploiting flaws in the widely used web browser. CISA’s KEV catalog is a valuable resource for organizations across the globe that aim at better vulnerability management and prioritization.
“Fundamentally, James Webb is rewriting the astronomy textbooks right now,” O’Brien said.
I remember back in 1999 when the DLA was attempting to implement an early data analytics system thinking “…eventually someone will figure out how to get this stuff running at scale and rule the world.” Here’s a little write-up I did for the CC at the outset of that little experience. Then came AI. All along…
The new project replaced Linux and Kubernetes with a new operating system stack at the bottom of which is a database system, the prototype multi-node multi-core, transactional, highly-available VoltDB, which Stonebraker started. Basically, the operating system is an application to the database, rather than the other way around,” he says.
This AI shyt’s gonna get wild.
One of the Chief Fuckwits is gettin’ antsy about AI. Again. The Catholic echo chamber walls are closing in. How’s all those binding global treaties been workin’ out lately, ur highness?
Some of you mutherfuckers in the C-Suites might perhaps consider evaluating the disposable worker bees writing your code and running your systems a bit more favorably, going forward. That goes for the gubmit morons attempting to regulate that for which they lack clues. And don’t forget the willfuly malicious, selfish cocksuckers everywhere with an account or asset waiting to be exploited.
It’s long past time to turn over a few of those rugs the scumbags been sweeping shyt under.
You fuckwits have another thing coming. Alot of us been thru the system. Like, really thru the system(s). Cobol, anyone? Started w/FORTRAN on decks of punch-cards.
U.S. Takes Action to Further Disrupt Russian Cyber Activities.
The passive-aggressive is strong in this mutherfucker.
