heritage american - white male from flyover country - 6'2 - IQ 76 (tested) - 7 inches (circumcised)
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Outlook is back.
@Microsoft can process 6,000 H-1B applications, but processing your inbox is apparently a tougher assignment.
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"Unlikely to shock K Street, where Miller has few friends and is 'impossible to lobby'"
What an endorsement for @StephenM as Chief of Staff.
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Microsoft frantically calling up every 30-year professional they fired and replaced with Telugu wage-slaves begging them to come back and fix the mess
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You’re telling me a coalition of Han Chinese, distributed across the USA and Southeast Asia, conspired together to route millions of advanced AI chips to China, prioritizing their ethnic allegiance over their American civic nationalism? @Noahpinion plz help, this can’t be right.
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David Cameron, who led the Remain campaign is right here:
"I mean, our economic problems are we are overspending, over-borrowing, over-taxing, over-regulated, and far too much being spent on working age welfare. Those are a set of problems that have nothing to do with Brexit."
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this guy wins again
JUST IN: Vibecoder discovers previously unmapped ancient Maya settlement hidden beneath the Mexican jungle using 48 AI agents & NASA lidar data, despite having no archaeology experience.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Update (11 November): it turns out the site had already been mapped in Estrada-Belli et al. 2025. The agents missed it while going through the literature, so they rediscovered it rather than discovered it (it just wasn't in INAH's register yet). Still work to do then!
pietromiotti.com/latest/maya-si…
Ppl forget that farming is nothing more than commodity production, which means the lowest cost operators win.
If you're renting ground or on mortgage payments you have structurally higher costs than your neighbor who owns outright.
If you're able to rough it with older paid for equipment you have a lower cost structure than guys who can't.
If your ground has built up fertility or higher OM percentages your average fertilizer bill drops, even while your neighbor's increases.
The low cost producer is a second or third generation farmer in deep, non-degraded, Midwestern soils with almost no rental ground and a lot of well maintained older equipment.
If that doesn't sound like you AND you have profitability issues even at ~$5.20 corn (20 year average price/bu) then you simply can't compete in the pure commodity market.
That doesn't mean you can't be in agriculture. It just means your product needs to be more differentiated or value-added than the pure commodity guys.
Grow non-GMO or organic, operate a feed mill, feed out cattle with your grain, package it into bird seed or deer bait, process your grain down into a consumer-facing product, explore creative ways to double or relay crop, I don't really care.
7-8 months of fallow financed ground at barely profitable production levels is not a recipe for long term prosperity.
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If you want an idea how rare any type of white-on-black malevolence is, and how desperate the media is to find it, consider that girls making noises in an apartment hallway is being covered by World News Tonight.
The University of Mississippi has launched an investigation after two students made racially offensive gestures outside a Black student's apartment. The university condemned the video. @DavidMuir reports. abcworldnewstonight.visitlin…
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States do not "go blue," as if won over in a battle of ideas. They go brown, and then remain that way for the rest of eternity in a fallen third world zombie state, like the once great Republican commonwealth of California.
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In other words, Pete Hegseth is completely vindicated in her removal since the Admiral immediately transitioned to defiant partisanship once the mask was off.
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It's about time that slanders like this were met with actual consequences. Canada needs to be kicked out of the F-35 program.
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Fun Fact: Basically none of the initial railroad companies made money. They overbuilt, took on way too much debt, and ended up in brutal pricing competition with each other, and nearly all went bankrupt.
