Cody Duncan

Simplicity is bliss

He/His/Him

[just Shay @firesquad3d]

هر وقت به ادما میگم death stranding جزو ۵ بازی برتر کل بازی‌هامه و اونا بگن walking sim دوست داری متوجه میشم. یا بازی نکردن یا تو فضای ذهنی نیستن که بتونن لذت هر مسیر این بازی رو درک کنن
کوجیما شاید نزدیک ۲ ساعت کات‌سین بذاره ولی گیم پلی قبلش یه کاری میکنه که هیچ فیلمی نمیتونه

[Cody Duncan @Maybe_Im_Cody]

Autocorrect can suck a fat one. I want to write abs. Why is it changing it to absolutely

[Alex Stein #99 @alexstein99]

This video is extremely disturbing to watch

[Cody Duncan @Maybe_Im_Cody]

@MomaBera You're welcome!

[Ron Iver @ronnui_]

I'm having a hard time being upset that the worm in RFK's brain is implementing a pro-parasite agenda. You just have to respect the hustle.

[Cody Duncan @Maybe_Im_Cody]

Oh my actual GOD WHAT ARE WE DOING

[FactPost @factpostnews]

The FDA has recalled sourdough bread due to contamination with "shards of metal."

[Cody Duncan @Maybe_Im_Cody]

I saw this same woman do this in a different dress yesterday. So she just...does this?

[C A L 🇿🇼 @calvin_1287]

? 😭

[Songbird Rescue Cat @makarov__]

They're fucking shocking kids

[Zelda Vox @ZeldaVox]

yes i DO think you’re a loser and an idiot for using generative AI! yes i DO think you’re fucking stupid if you ask chatgpt questions! i do not respect you!

[Lana the Bug 🪲💕 @lanabeesfw]

My most unforgivable “hear me out”

[Cody Duncan @Maybe_Im_Cody]

PLAYBACK ERROR. PLAYBACK ERROR. PLAYBACK ERROR. PLAYBACK ERROR.

Goddamn Twitter broken again

[=^•w•^= @ChancoCat]

Openly criticizing your government is the most American thing possible lol

[Taylor Lorenz @TaylorLorenz]

You *did* hear it from me bc I've been reporting on this. A lot of ppl seem to think Flock is the only ALPR out there. You guys can rip down all the cameras u want (Flock gets paid every time u do that btw), but unless u pass PRIVACY LAWS nothing will change except the vendors!

[Cody Duncan @Maybe_Im_Cody]

Now I want to go to The Mountain that Makes you Old

[️️ ️️️️️️️️️️️ ️️ ️️ ️️ @moes_code]

Please remember that no human can climb this mountain and live.

It has so many oddities including 2 lakes that are polar opposites, caves and you age by decades when you climb the mountain.

[Cody Duncan @Maybe_Im_Cody]

I've had several conversations with scammers where I just asked them if they like their job. It's funny how far you can get in those conversations sometimes

[sara h 🇪🇺 @lifeatthenest]

Phone rings with number I don’t know. Woman tells me she’s phoning about my bit coin account. I ask her which one as I have lots of bit coin accounts worth loads of money (I don’t obvs). She’s a bit flustered and says it’s the frozen account. I tell her to wait while I look in…

[The Intercept @theintercept]

Somewhere in a sweltering desert, cockroaches scurry around the cell of Carlitos Ricardo Parias. He holds up a plastic bottle, gazing at the worm-like creatures swimming in his drinking water. His other arm is turning purple from a gunshot wound for which he says he hasn’t received proper medical care. His gulag isn’t in a distant Soviet or banana republic. It’s about an hour and a half from Disneyland, in a small California town called Adelanto.

[LongTime🤓FirstTime👨‍💻 @LongTimeHistory]

City points Flock camera—directly at woman's bedroom window.

Camera is just 5 feet away—with her window literally the only thing in view besides brick wall.

"To say I'm pissed is an understatement," she says.

"Why was there a need for a camera to be filming my bedroom window?"

She was forced to buy reflective window film with her own money—in order to maintain any sense of privacy.

Johnson City, Tennessee has made Flock cameras a major part of its policing infrastructure.

Entering a 10 year agreement to install 290 total cameras—to monitor a city with a population of only 71,000.

That Girl Bex doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.

[IT Guy @T3chFalcon]

it's called Reflect Orbital. a startup from Hawthorne, California. they bill themselves as The Sunlight Company.

the plan is to launch a satellite with a 60-foot mirror into low Earth orbit. unfurl it. steer reflected sunlight down to specific locations on the ground. a three-mile-wide beam of artificial daylight. available on demand. at night.

price up to $5,000 an hour.

the pitch: charge solar farms after dark. light up disaster zones. illuminate construction sites at night without electricity.

also the pitch: "imagine the endless possibilities when sunlight is not limited by geography or time of day."

the problems:

— the beam is bright enough to cause eye damage in a fraction of a second at certain angles. faster than the human blink reflex.

— the European Southern Observatory says even one satellite would fundamentally interfere with optical astronomy.

— pilots raised aviation safety concerns. birds and wildlife raised through light cycle disruption.

— 1,800 people and multiple scientific organizations submitted public comments opposing it. the FCC said the environmental impact "falls outside our review."

If it works, Reflect Orbital wants 1,000 mirrors by end of 2028. 50,000 by 2035. the largest would shine the equivalent of 100 full moons.

DarkSky International is already in court trying to stop it.

the FCC called it a "potentially groundbreaking technology that advances American leadership in space."

the astronomer's response:

"the general public should worry about the possibility of a world that does not go dark when it is night."

we are about to find out if you can copyright a sunrise.

[Cody Duncan @Maybe_Im_Cody]

I'll take "didn't happen" for $400 Alex

(Why would his manager see his teams status while he was also presenting in a meeting?)

(If it's a virtual meeting, the Teams status changes to red)