Pat

I like to drive and build things 👨‍💻

[Pat @blaque_11]

the most impressive thing about Apple is how they convince people every year that the new camera changes everything 😂

[Bradley @VerdeSelvans]

iPhone 17 Pro vs iPhone 7

🫪 the iPhone 7 has held up incredibly well.

[Pat @blaque_11]

@lynk0x yeah, absolutely terrible

[Pat @blaque_11]

@TychodeFeijter temu ferrari

[Pat @blaque_11]

@zerohedge the engagement farming is unbearable, literally nobody was reporting this @nikitabier

[Pat @blaque_11]

@AndyCocaine Sounds like a MotoGP bike 🔥

[Pat @blaque_11]

@crypto_birb

[Pat @blaque_11]

@tijmenschreur

[Pat @blaque_11]

@niccruzpatane 💯

[Pat @blaque_11]

@eurofounder it is 100% EU compliant

[Pat @blaque_11]

@JoshWest247 it doesn't explain why they are so ugly

[Pat @blaque_11]

@SawyerMerritt it would be okay-ish if it was an Apple car, but not a freaking Ferrari

[Pat @blaque_11]

they’ve used the West’s secret weapon

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

JUST IN: Iran declares it will not charge tolls in the Strait of Hormuz, will instead charge “environmental protection fees”

[Pat @blaque_11]

@thekitze @eightsleep we need Google to make sleepbit air

[Pat @blaque_11]

@Rus_Khairullin So true 💯

[Pat @blaque_11]

@Lamborghini hopefully Temerario with a V10 🤞

[Autosport @autosport]

Fernando Alonso said this before today's race and Ollie Bearman's 50G accident...

#JapaneseGP

[Pat @blaque_11]

@MotoGP @88jorgemartin If this was F1, wheelies would be banned already 🥲

...don’t ban wheelies please

[Pat @blaque_11]

Dubai is basically Cyberpunk in real life.

[إبراهيم @iiibrahimyousef]

دبـــــــي.

[Matteo V. @teovito]

The real reason Dubai works: they treat the city like a product, not a place. Constant iteration, customer feedback loops, feature updates. Most cities govern. Dubai optimizes.

[Matteo V. @teovito]

I’m genuinely tired of the “Dubai has no culture” take.

First, Dubai has its own. Pearl diving, Bedouin traditions, a history shaped by the sea, the desert and trade routes with Persia. Most visitors never bother to look for it. It’s not Rome. It’s not Paris. But it’s there.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Second, culture isn’t ancient by nature. It just feels that way once it’s fully formed. New York in the 1930s was a city of strangers. Expats, immigrants, people who didn’t belong anywhere else, who came with nothing and were building everything from scratch. There was no “authentic New York culture”, just ambitious people side by side, meeting and creating. That became the culture.

Dubai is the same experiment running right now, with 200 nationalities in the mix instead of 20. Everyone’s building the culture together — even the soulless influencers and the crypto bros.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Dubai (also Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, etc.) they’re New York in the 1930s. A blank canvas where culture is still being made.