Still waiting for someone to explain why the main concern of the U.S. Gov’t is Ukraine and Israel and apparently not much else,

while the U.S. is being flooded with illegals through open borders and many of our cities are in complete freefall/decline amid chaos.

Interesting to hear your ideas about the above topic. ☝️

I don’t have all the answers or know much from the “inside” politically these days but follow many of the same OSINT channels others do and can see what’s happening.

This much I do know…amid the chaos and the insane wave of illegal immigration in the U.S., there are a ridiculous amount of identity theft cases happening. It is going to be a record year.

This is just one of many reasons why we should take steps to remove our publicly available info from as many places as we possibly can, on the internet, ASAP. It is the right thing to do.

PDF tools on Linux

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WATCH — In a 47-second long video, the NYPD takes down the Palestinian flag, restoring the American flag at City College New York after it was raided tonight. (Raws Alerts)

On the topic of food, what they are trying to push on us…kind of interesting:

“One of these is dog food. The other two are plant burgers. Can you tell the difference?”

credit to The Carnivore Bar on Twitter/X

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Happy Birthday to BASIC, the computer programming language first launched in 1964.

The idea behind BASIC was to encourage non-engineering students to gain interest in writing computer programs.

When you can program a computer, you can create. Creating something from nothing. While it had its limitations, BASIC was powerful enough to do a lot. Certainly earned its place in history.

Morning frens!

Not really sure what’s going on in this picture but I sure hope you have a great day! 🤣

Linux Mint 22 is going ahead with good decisions:

https://news.itsfoss.com/linux-mint-22-matrix-flatpak/

A screenshot trenidng on X/Twitter today, people are saying it is real.

Someone who apparently retired, after working 22+ years for a company that crushed their soul, found a much happier life!

If we need to run Windows software, we can, but we shouldn’t let Windows out of its virtual cage.

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While mentioning AI today, couldn’t help but write this article. Important.

https://jeff.pro/forget-about-machine-learning-for-a-moment-why-machine-un-learning-is-essential-for-future-freedom-if-we-hope-to-avoid-orwells-1984/

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The Data General Eclipse was a popular line of 16-bit minicomputers released in 1974. These were large systems.

Punch cards used to be a key part of computing. The IBM 1402 Card Reader/Punch (1959) could read or punch hundreds of cards a minute.

actually, Windows still does this stuff, only in different ways 🤣

had a lot of good ideas at that time in history but never really caught on

a rare picture of a 90’s Pizza Hut with a salad bar 🤣

scan-tron 😳