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So what if they don't do Halal meat. This is the sick pathetic retarded minds these people have. They have nothing but violence in their shit scum bottom feeding heads. Why should he sell Halal. What fking difference does it make.Welcome answers from any Muslim who is not a cnt!
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John Thune three days ago after being re-elected GOP Leader: “We’re gonna make the most of the time that we’ve got.”
The Senate today: Gone for the weekend until Monday at 3pm.
Unbelievable.
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Nvidia should have died in 1997. A $1 million fake chip saved it.
The man who bought it resigned from Nvidia this week. His name is Jensen Huang.
In 1996, Nvidia was dying. Its first chip, the NV1, flopped. A second chip for Sega was abandoned. Jensen cut the company from about 100 people to around 40.
He had one more shot. It was called the RIVA 128.
Normally you design a chip, pay to build a physical prototype, test it, fix it, and build another. That takes months. He didn't have months.
So he bought a hardware emulator from a struggling company called IKOS for about $1 million. A fake chip built in code, the size of a refrigerator.
It was so slow the team sat waiting for a single frame of Windows to draw. They moved the ping-pong table so it would fit in the break room.
> They ran every game and driver they had on it
> They caught the bugs before any real chip existed
> Then Jensen skipped the prototype and went straight to mass production
> No one in the industry had done that before
If the first chips came back broken, Nvidia was finished.
They worked.
The RIVA 128 shipped in August 1997 with about one month of payroll left. It sold about a million units in four months. Nvidia went public in 1999.
For years, Jensen opened internal presentations with the same line: "Our company is thirty days from going out of business."
On November 12, 2026, Nvidia announced his resignation. He left a company worth about $4 trillion.
Most people wait for a perfect prototype before they ship anything. The company that powers AI exists because one founder couldn't afford to.
Would you have bet the company on the fake chip? Yes or no.
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SpaceXAI’s data center is fixing up homes in Memphis.
$3.2M in @SpaceX tax revenue is going back into the neighborhood, including $2M for home repairs for families near the data center.
wreg.com/news/millions-in-da…
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🚨 Jensen Huang's comeback campaign is EXPLODING, with a petition demanding his return as NVIDIA CEO reaching nearly 100,000 SIGNATURES!
And the support isn't just coming from fans.
The latest figures claim more than 53,000 shareholders and 6,200 current and former NVIDIA employees have signed.
The petition says that Huang deserves a fair investigation and an opportunity to defend himself before NVIDIA moves on permanently.
Even Elon has publicly backed the effort.
Meanwhile, NVIDIA's board is searching for a replacement.
The board may be ready to move on from Jensen Huang.
A growing number of people who helped build and invest in NVIDIA clearly aren't.
Source: WIRED, TokenPost / Writer: Oliver
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🚨 HOLY CRAP! A crowd of Islamists is reportedly SURROUNDING a Sikh-owned restaurant in London because it refuses to serve halal meat — and threatening to VIOLENTLY r*pe and m*rder the owner's family
THIS IS MADNESS.
Singh's Dining openly advertises itself as non-halal, right on the sign out front.
A group reportedly recently tried to smash through the shutters, and his daughter got them down just in time
Islamists do not leave anybody alone!
We can't let them keep coming to our countries.
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The most interesting thing about Stephen A. Smith's interview with President Trump is that Trump made a lot of claims about things he's done for the Black community.
Not one Democratic leader has stepped up to make a counteroffer or prove that he's not telling the truth.
The Democrats don't feel they need to earn the loyalty of Black people. They just assume that they own us like slave masters.
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We keep seeing this. This is in no way organic. Our kids are being heavily propagandized in K-12 let alone college. When are parents going to do something different?
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Nearly 22% of college students think America deserved 9/11, according to a new @BuckleyInst survey.
Atrocious.
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How can a regime that massacres more than 40,000 people in just two nights, executes young men and women on a daily basis, and systematically violates the most fundamental human rights, be nominated to a UN body responsible for shaping the organisation’s human rights policies and priorities?
A regime that imprisons, tortures and executes people simply because they hold different political views, demand freedom, and want a better future for their country. A regime that has demonstrated, time and again, that it has absolutely no understanding of the meaning of human rights.
And now, this very regime is being given a seat at the table to help decide what human rights should mean, which issues deserve attention, and what priorities the United Nations should pursue.
How can the United Nations expect the world to take its commitment to human rights seriously when it gives such a role to a regime that systematically tramples on them?
Standing in front of the Wall of the Fallen, surrounded by the faces of those who gave their lives for freedom, this question becomes even more painful.
This is not merely an insult to the people of Iran, to the thousands of victims and their families, and to an entire nation fighting for freedom. It is an insult to every democratic country and every nation that genuinely considers the protection of human rights a fundamental principle.
A regime responsible for mass murder and daily executions cannot be a guardian of human rights. It belongs before international justice, not at the United Nations table where human rights policies are shaped.
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It's now confirmed by the family. Harman's wife, Khushi Kapoor, posted this morning: "Without @JohnCleese's help, my family might have been killed... He sent 8 security guards to defend Singhs Dining"
After seeing the awful attack on a Sikh family's restaurant, I really fear there's a problem in this country!
The peaceful Sikh people and community are being targeted by raging hate mobs of Islamists.
And who came to their rescue? Not the police.
It was national treasure John Cleese 👏
According to Harman's wife Khushi, John sent EIGHT security guards to protect the restaurant, but more importantly, to protect the Sikh family from harm from a scary hate mob of Pro Palestine nutters.
In her words: "Without John Cleese's help, my family might have been killed."
We MUST stand with the Sikh people 🇬🇧🤝
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D.O.G.E. has finished its clean-up of Social Security & they have remove a whopping 12.3 MILLION scammers from the Social Security system.
All listed at least 120+ years old.
If each fraudulent person was making just $1800/mo, then D.O.G.E. just saved Americans $22,140,000,000 A MONTH.
This is what I voted for.
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I joined NVIDIA 11 years ago, and throughout that time, Jensen has been the leader I’ve always looked up to.
Jensen was an extraordinary visionary, with a rare ability to take incredibly complex problems and break them down into simple, actionable solutions. I witnessed this countless times in meetings, watching him cut through complexity, solve problems, and guide teams in the right direction.
He taught us that “the mission is the boss,” and he led by example through an incredible work ethic. You could email him at any hour, and somehow, he would always find the time to respond.
But beyond being an exceptional leader, Jensen was also a genuinely good human being. Anyone who has worked closely with him has stories that speak to his character.
One that has always stayed with me happened during COVID. While other tech companies were cutting contracts, Jensen made the decision to keep our entire kitchen and cleaning staff employed, even though our offices were empty and there was little work for them to do. It was a simple but powerful example of the kind of person he was.
That’s why Jensen was so deeply respected and loved by so many of us.
Not just for what he accomplished, but for how he treated people along the way.
We’ll keep working incredibly hard to build on everything JHH has created and carry his vision forward.
Thank you for everything, Jensen.
ALT Photo taken in May 2020.
