There’s gotta be a way to scramble that shit or remove their nametag crap from your phone.

Since when did they start calling them ICE cars and not EVs. In America, ICE fucking sucks, but EVs don’t.

Is this a propaganda trick or has it been used abroad a lot?

He’s a republican that:

In March 2019, Bevin said in an interview that he deliberately exposed all nine of his children to chickenpox so they would “catch the disease and become immune.”[287]

In May 2023, Glenna Bevin filed for divorce. The divorce petition stated the marriage was “irretrievably broken” and that the couple had been separated for more than a year.[288] On May 1, 2024, a Jefferson Circuit Judge granted Glenna Bevin’s motion to limit Matt Bevin’s access to their residence and property after his wife labeled his conduct “aggressive and unsettling.”[289] Their divorce was finalized in March 2025.[290]

In late 2019 after losing the governorship, Bevin sent his adopted son Jonah (first identified in the media with the pseudonym “Noah” in 2024) to Atlantis Leadership Academy in Jamaica.[291][292] The school, an unlicensed “troubled teen” program, was later shut down following an unannounced inspection of the facility on February 8, 2024, by the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) after being alerted by the U.S. Embassy of possible abuse and neglect. The CPFSA and embassy officials found eight American boys aged 14–18 confined in primitive conditions without soap, toothpaste, lavatory paper or even running water in one bathroom. They were removed immediately and transferred by court order the following day into the interim legal custody of the CPFSA. When no Bevin family member or representative claimed Jonah, a judge ordered he be made a ward of the Jamaican State.[293][294]

In February 2025, Jonah Bevin publicly shared his account of severe abuse and neglect at Atlantis Leadership Academy, including violent beatings, starvation, and forms of torture.[292][295] After returning to the United States in May 2024 and obtaining a high school diploma, he was left homeless at age 18. On March 7, 2025, a Jefferson County, Kentucky judge issued a temporary protective order against Matt Bevin, restricting him from contacting Jonah Bevin and requiring him to relinquish all firearms in his possession until a March 19, 2025, hearing.[296] In March 2025, a deal was reached wherein the protective order would remain in place against the former governor for six months before the court case would end and an indefinite civil restraining order would begin. Any violations would result in additional hearings. Both adoptive parents are also required to provide Jonah with “any information or documents related to [his biological] family, whether they’re alive or not”.[297]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Bevin#Personal_life

VTB Bank has been heavily sanctioned by the U.S. government for years, forcing the state-owned institution to rely on shell developer accounts and disguised apps to bypass Apple’s strict ban on sanctioned entities.

The app will almost certainly be pulled soon, but it’s always surprising that existing systems in place sometimes miss detecting apps disguised like this.

All bets are off the rest of the year.

The governors of Utah and Arkansas deemed it Fidelity Month, which emphasizes fidelity to faith, country and family — without comment on how those families might be comprised.

The bubble will not be fun for us either.

Those aren’t looking up her skirt, down her shirt, at your crotch or seeing your plumber’s crack, just for that purpose.

I think the difference that most people overlook, is that she doesn’t know. It’s a “hidden” camera. If they were holding up a phone or dslr, people would know to get out of the shot if they didn’t want to be filmed. Plus, it’s Europe, they’re probably better about privacy.

The case has been increasingly politicized online, with the right-wing populist lawmaker Nigel Farage claiming the police’s initial response was evidence of “anti-white prejudice.” He encouraged his social media followers on Tuesday to “respond with pure cold rage.” Elon Musk has posted multiple times in recent weeks about the case.

He’s another one with Daddy issues. It’s always the Daddy issues.

Ellison was born on August 17, 1944, in New York City. His mother, Florence Spellman, is Jewish.[6][7] His biological father was an Italian-American United States Army Air Corps pilot. After Ellison contracted pneumonia at the age of nine months, Spellman gave Ellison to Spellman’s aunt and uncle for adoption.[7] Ellison did not meet Spellman again until he was 48.[8]

Ellison moved with his adoptive parents to Chicago’s South Shore,[9] a middle-class neighborhood with a significant Jewish population. He remembers his adoptive mother, Lillian Spellman Ellison,[10] as warm and loving. He found his adoptive father, Louis Ellison, to be austere, unsupportive, and often distant. A government employee who had made a small fortune in Chicago real estate, only to lose it during the Great Depression, Louis had chosen his last name to honor Ellis Island, his point of entry into the United States.[7]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Ellison

I meant in the next month or two.

Maybe, but he’s having his republicans and the DOJ go around trying to clean up his past.

I think he thinks he’s dying and he doesn’t want a rape on his record before he dies. Whether or not he’s actually dying, is anyone’s guess.

He’s been office for 5 months! Why isn’t everything perfect? Ffs, we have a guy in the white house trying to burn the world down so he can make a buck. Put your ire towards trump, but your thoughtful criticism towards Mamdani.

Yeah, yeah, you got us.

I was trying to see what AI says this time about the bubble and it was kind of interesting. This is from Gemini btw:

Question: But Google is switching to AI search only and everyone hates AI that I know. Isn’t that going to be a problem?

Yes, the intense public backlash against AI search is a major risk for Google, but the company is trapped in what economists call the “Innovator’s Dilemma”—they must force AI search on users to protect their monopoly, even if people hate it. Google’s sweeping AI Search overhaul has sparked heavy criticism over inaccurate answers, cluttered layouts, and a ruined web ecosystem. However, understanding why they are doing it reveals the corporate survival strategy at play.

The Problem: Why Everyone is Frustrated

• The Accuracy Deficit: Users are highly vocal about AI “hallucinations”. When people want hard facts, a summarized paragraph that is only “mostly accurate” is a massive step backward from a trusted link.
• The “Web-Laundering” Backlash: Independent publishers, bloggers, and creators are furious. Google’s AI scrapes their data, answers the question directly on the page, and deprives the original creator of website clicks. This threatens to destroy the very content ecosystem Google relies on.
• The “Web-Clean” Workaround: The dislike of these features is prominent enough that a growing number of tech-savvy users are actively using URL filters like &udm=14 to strip AI elements and force Google back to the classic “ten blue links” format.

Why Google is Doing It Anyway

Despite the clear user pushback, Google’s leadership is deliberately choosing to cannibalize its own classic search experience for two critical reasons:

• The Threat of Total Obsolescence: If Google does not build an AI “answer engine,” users might completely migrate to OpenAI, Perplexity, or ChatGPT for their everyday queries. Google would rather you be annoyed by their AI than fall in love with a competitor’s AI.
• The “Silent Majority” Metric: While power users and creators complain loudly on platforms like Reddit and X, Google’s internal data shows that the general public is adapting. At the recent conference, Google VP Elizabeth Reid revealed that AI Mode usage has been doubling every quarter, quietly crossing over 1 billion monthly active users. For basic, casual queries, the passive majority takes the trade-off of quick answers over clicking links.

Why Google Can Afford the Backlash (For Now)

A full-blown consumer revolt is unlikely to break Google anytime soon due to their massive structural defense mechanisms:

• Unshakable Monopoly: As of early 2026, Google still commands over 90% of the global search market share. Bing sits at a distant 5%. Because consumers have no true equivalent alternative for mass searching, Google can weather significant user dissatisfaction without losing its user base.
• Default Ecosystems: Google pays billions annually to remain the default search engine on Apple iPhones and Safari browsers. Unless consumers manually dive into their settings to change their default search provider, they will continue to use Google by default.

From what I understand from what it told me about itself, it can be wrangled further. That is what the paid for versions are. The info can be sandboxed and then other agents verify the correctness of the info from very specific, known to be solid, sources. This is very expensive and still not fool proof. Am I wrong in thinking this bubble is going to pop hard?

It’s like a comedy routine.

• “Question and no guessing or mistakes gemini”
• “Confident answer that’s totally made up”
• “Were you guessing or hallucinating in the last statement?”
• “I apologize, you’re 100% correct that I was guessing”
• “How do I get you to stop guessing”
• “Use this code…”
• Repeat endlessly

I do think it comes up with some buried, interesting sources, but that’s about it. It’s like a 5 year old.

I’m not surprised he’s doing it, I’m surprised it’s been disclosed. He’s taunting us.