Rejoice, Your Freedom from Adobe is at Hand! youtu.be/QRPeYkhCavM

Maybe it's an old-school thought, but I still maintain that following back on X should not be rate-limited. Only cold-following people.

I like the @triggerpod guys but not enough to suffer through 2 1/2 hours of this braying jackass, not even playing in the background

I'm at 70% weekly usage in Super Grok, reset in 1.5 days... can I get it all done?

OSINT analysts who have been bashing @ElonMusk for days over this don't get it. Russia has the capacity to blow up satellites in space. They proved this on November 15, 2021, by firing a PL-19 Nudol missile at an old satellite of their own. The impact created a large debris cloud—more than 1,500 trackable fragments plus hundreds of thousands of smaller pieces. The International Space Station was forced to implement safe-haven procedures: the seven-person crew (including Russian cosmonauts) sealed hatches and sheltered in the docked Soyuz and Crew Dragon spacecraft for several hours as the debris cloud repeatedly crossed their orbital path. The ISS even had to perform thruster burns on multiple occasions over the following months to avoid the debris cloud orbiting the Earth. If Russia decides that the civilian Starlink satellite network is weaponized and fair game, we risk a serious Kessler syndrome. First modeled by NASA’s Donald Kessler and Burton Cour-Palais in 1978, it describes a scenario in which the density of objects in low Earth orbit gets so high that collisions start producing debris faster than natural processes (mainly atmospheric drag) can remove. Each collision creates more fragments, which raise the odds of further collisions, leading to a self-sustaining cascade, a runaway cloud of satellite debris that can make certain orbital bands increasingly hazardous. Space could become unusable for years to centuries. You like driving around with GPS? Starlink MUST remain a civilian entity.

Looking forward next week to making videos, and only occasionally having to get Grok+Bot to add this or that feature. I have a couple of extra things I want to do in FLAVE but that can wait for my token reset.

Just uploaded my video about the FilmLAdd Video Editor, that I edited in it, to my "subscribers only" section (as a test, to make sure CC works). Next steps: 1) Check code for vestigial branches 2) Post to GitHub 3) Post video on X and youtube. Grok's going through the code now to prep for public consumption. A few more hours maybe?

I give Adobe about a year - two, tops - before they're in the bin with this guy