I really hope this is happening.
It will not be a same without crew chief Harry Hogge: Those tires are matched perfect and staggered special.
Day of Thunder 2028!
Google added a hidden tribute for Dolly Parton.
Search her name and monarch butterflies float across the page — a nod to “Love Is Like a Butterfly.”
Then the screen reads “We’ll Always Love You, 1946–2026.” Go look. It’s worth it.
Well this was precious and now I am weeping. Our @delta pilot came on and said the crew wanted to honor the joy @DollyParton brought to the world. This is how taxied in to gate!
Just saw the official message from Dolly Parton’s family.
I’ve always liked some of her music — those songs have been part of my life for a long time. She had a way of making you feel something real every time.
Rest in peace, Dolly.
Nice job Louisiana! 🚀
SpaceX just announced a massive $100 billion Starship spaceport in coastal Vermilion Parish near Pecan Island — their biggest launch site yet. Construction starts in 2027, first flights targeted for 2029, and it’s designed for thousands of Starship launches a year.
Beautiful state. Miss living there 9 months of the year. LOL
Summers are HOT 🔥
Louisiana just secured one of the most ambitious aerospace projects in U.S. history. Well done.
Introducing Starbase, Louisiana – a high-cadence launch site that will enable Starship to open a pathway to the stars for humanity.
Thank you to @LAGovJeffLandry and the great people of Louisiana for all of their support as we work together on this audacious project → https://t.co/zGKVOGSxfW
Engine sound in the video stays completely constant... no power increase at all, just a steady cruise note the whole way. 🤔
Cabin view from VN-A867 during the Munich takeoff yesterday. Vietnam Airlines 787-9 VN34, 15 Aug
Good Grief.....
Who is monitoring what is being done with the information captured? Data being sold?
Are warrants even needed in 2026 to obtain the information?
Grocery stores are starting to deploy a new system called SAFR Guard, it’s a facial recognition software
Here’s how it works
- A camera captures your face when you enter the store
- It then turns your photo into a biometric map
- It checks it against a private watchlist for people designated subjects of interest
“People are placed on the watchlist based on incident reports and photos submitted directly by retail store staff. If you're on it, an alert fires the moment you walk in, and for serious incidents like violence or high-dollar theft, that flag follows you to other participating stores. participating stores in the area”
“SAFR Guard says the scan is deleted in 1 second if a match isn't found, but their own privacy policy says their image and the store's footage sit for 30 days”
This has been rolled out in the San Francisco Bay Area but I’ve found this same technology has already been expanded into multiple states and is being used right now
California has widespread experimentation in the Bay Area and beyond. Other chains test similar tech
Washington has confirmed use in independent grocers like Fiesta Foods and Grocery Outlet stores like Puyallup
New York has it at Wegmans and others use facial and biometric systems in some stores
Big chains like Albertsons, Lowe’s, Macy’s have also used facial recognition in various location
So, you’re flying into LaGuardia, on final…and you get a MANPAD alert? I mean, I’ve had them in the Middle East and Bosnia but…New York? WTF are we doing?
Guilty until proven innocent, the Flock way.
The cop actually says:
“We have cameras everywhere in that town. You can’t get a breath of fresh air without us knowing.” Again. The Flock way.
“Didn’t realize my local Lowe’s parking lot has Flock Safety cameras scanning license plates on every visit. Records show law enforcement can tap into this data at 170+ Lowe’s locations nationwide — no sign, no consent, just parked there for security. Worth knowing before your next hardware run.”
@Lowes
$10 per week…
BRAD GERSTNER: “If you start with $1,000 and it’s matched at birth and you save… $10 a week.”
“It’s $50,000 at age 18…”
“$200,000 at age 30…”
“And it’s $1,000,000 at age 55.”
On this day in 1994 Jeff Bezos created an online bookstore he originally called "Cadabra" from his garage in Bellevue, Washington
Bezos changed the name of his company a few months later to
Amazon
Que raso!
Um 777-200LR(F) que está em processo de preparação para entrega para a Qatar foi visto dando esse rasante espetacular sobre o Horseshoe Bay Resort Jet Center, no Texas!
Esse foi baixo!