@Ju_Almighty12 Unfortunately, this is what drives most luxury purchases made by Black people - a constant need for validation from other races, and a need to show up as the 'different' Black person: the rich one.
By identifying and exploiting a now-disclosed zero-day vulnerability, the AI models effectively escalated their own privileges and gained access to outside networks.
'Escalated their own privileges' as how nau?? Looks like that Phd is closer than I want
https://t.co/hmXYqXOrD2
Wait till you see what we found.
• ₦3.5bn for a Technical & Vocational Training College in Kaduna.
• ₦1.4bn for road construction in Ogun.
• ₦700m for dental X-ray machines and dental chairs in Ekiti.
All under the National Commission for Almajiri and Out-of-School Children Education.
And this wasn't a one-off.
While analysing the 2026 budget, we found 11,122 constituency projects worth ₦6.93 trillion that blur agency mandates, making it harder for Nigerians to follow the money and hold the right institutions accountable.
We unpacked what this means for the credibility of the 2026 budget in our Federal Government Approved Budget Analysis.
Every Nigerian needs to know what the government is doing. Read 👉 https://t.co/nxkE5yEr64
Comment section is cray cray. Evidence 1 of 1000 to show that it's not the 'hard to maintain', 'headache', yada yada yada excuses many black women hide behind 'embracing' their own hair. It's also a lot of unresolved self hate.
Google is rolling out preferred sources.
Google is rolling out search profiles.
Google is changing the search landscape entirely and most brands are operating as if this is true:
When you type: "Best restaurants in NYC"
And I type: "Best restaurants in NYC"
The SERPs are the same...
NOPE.
Not anymore.
Location. Browsing history. Memory. Preferences. Email Comms. Recent purchases. Google reviews.
All of it will come into play.
The way we thought about SEO for years is over.
It might not be completely different yet.
But search in 2030 will look nothing like search in 2020.
This is my niece, Kate
She went into liver failure at 5 years old due to a rare disease. The Drs at UCSF where she lived for over a year said things looked grim without a liver and bone marrow transplant. The match registry couldn’t find even one bone marrow match in the world. Our tears abounded, and life without her was unimaginable.
My family prayed to our father in the name of Jesus Christ.
Kate is graduating high school this spring, and loves Jesus.
She never had any transplants.
Being in your early 40s is weird, man. People around your age are in every stage of life. You have people who are grandparents. You have people who have newborns. You have people dating 25-year-olds. You have people celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary. Some of them look 60, and some of them look 30. All the bases are covered when you are in your early 40s.
Home, again! Mission complete. I hope we glorified God, humanity, our families and our terrific teams a @NASA and @csa_asc. Time to share the good news!
ÌKÉDE PÀTÀKÌ:
The Wàá Ṣere website (https://t.co/B42CTmAp4w) is now live. A space where I document, preserve, and tell our stories.
It also features hundreds of videos on all Yoruba oríkì names, because our names carry history, memory, depth and meaning.
Visit the site. Explore it. Share it with someone who should not forget. This is just the beginning.
Web designer: @betheltechsolutions
#waasere #tech
Astronaut Victor Glover delivers beautiful Easter message from space, praises God’s creation.
“When I read the Bible and I look at all of the amazing things that were done for us…”
“You're on a spaceship called Earth that was created to give us a place to live in the universe, in the cosmos.”
“In all of this emptiness, this is a whole bunch of nothing, this thing we call the universe, you have this oasis, this beautiful place that we get to exist together…”