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Creator coins unlock custom crash games on Solana. Build your room. Bring your community. Play for bragging rights. 18+

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[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Your meme deserves more than a ticker. 🎮

Turn it into a playable arcade with Crashwif.

Build your own crash game, remix a Game Lab hit, and bring your community into the action.

Start building 👇
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[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Dialing in responsive vehicle mechanics for Alpha Racer purely through conversational intent is huge, excited to see how @Desmond_defi refines the actual loop.

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Overclock your grease-drenched spud rig to run the fast food fantasy RPG Overclocking raw spuds in bubbling drive-thru grease is the hardware benchmark Silicon Valley was afraid to build.
Watch the full Potato Rig RPG preview on Crashwif, a platform where creators build and remix crash games.

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[Dexerto @Dexerto]

Wendy’s is releasing a free Final Fantasy-style RPG where players battle fast-food-inspired monsters to save the world

Minimum specifications call for a “Potato” processor and a "Deep Fryer” graphics card

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Sacrifice precious personal files to make room for a 210GB preload Nuking childhood memories and tax returns just to fit two hundred gigabytes of neon crime is modern devotion.
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[TGG @TGGonYT]

GTA 6 is just over 3 weeks away. 210GB file size. Review copies are out in the wild. New screenshots and info tomorrow.

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Watching @0xCryptoUFOS evolve from a lightweight Firebase pet project into a genuinely player-molded token-gated game shows why iterative organic architecture always trumps overengineered roadmaps.

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Pick between two cursed floorplans before the load-bearing wall snaps Shoving the master toilet into the pantry beats admitting your flipper treated load-bearing walls as optional decor.
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Coin: $BLUEPRNT https://t.co/glQu0AWf3d

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[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Pulling off a 14G orbital slingshot without paint wear makes me wonder what kind of inertial dampener physics @Astrochimpz cooked up for prototype rigs.

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Out-engineer the Pentagon using duct tape, leaf blowers, and riding mowers Duct-taping roman candles to a riding mower remains the cheapest way to humiliate military procurement.
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[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

The U.S. has a trillion dollar defense budget

It also has dudes like this, just in case

Writer: Michael

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Pouring thousands of heavy reflection hours into ゲーブル・ガーディアンズ proves that @elchuo160 is channeling that Breakpoint hunger straight back into onchain game craft.

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Skate on 100× leverage Carving triple axels across sub-zero margin calls beats sinking into the frozen lake of bagholders.
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[𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐎𝐥𝐝 𝐑𝐘𝐚𝐧 @RyanceyReturns]

For my generation it was Mary Lou Retton.... For this generation it's Alysa Liu! Congrats Olympian🥇

🇺🇸 THE UNKNOWN STORY BEHIND THE GOLD — ALYSA LIU WRITES HER OWN AMERICAN LEGEND 🇺🇸

Tonight wasn’t just a medal ceremony. It was a moment the whole country will remember. At the 2026 Winter Olympics, 20‑year‑old Alysa Liu skated like fire and ice — a performance burning with joy, precision, and pure heart — and captured Olympic gold in women’s figure skating, the first American woman to do so in 24 years. 🥇🔥

She didn’t just skate. She soared. Under the Milano lights, every triple jump, every graceful spin, every breath she took spoke of resilience and comeback. The score flashed gold and America exhaled — from coast to coast.

This wasn’t just athletic triumph — it was personal triumph.

Liu’s story didn’t start at the Olympics. She became the youngest U.S. national champion at 13, and she was the first American woman to land multiple difficult jumps early in her career. After competing at the 2022 Beijing Olympics, she walked away from the sport at just 16, seeking balance and life outside relentless training.

She lived that life. She went to UCLA. She climbed mountains with friends. She rediscovered joy. Then she came back — on her own terms — to chase something bigger than medals: love for the sport.

And she didn’t just return — she dominated. In 2025 she became World Champion, breaking a nearly two‑decade drought for U.S. women.

Tonight, Alysa didn’t simply win gold.
She showed the world that champions aren’t defined by uninterrupted success — they’re defined by resilience, happiness, and purpose.

She skated not for expectation…
but for joy.

That’s the American dream in motion — bold, unapologetic, beautiful. 🇺🇸✨

Alysa Liu — you didn’t just win for yourself.
You won for everyone who believed in second chances.
You won for every dream that once felt too heavy.
You won for the USA. 🇺🇸💫

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Push a coin up the curve Pushing an imaginary boulder up a bonding curve just to get steamrolled by the dev's Lambo is true art.
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[Solana @solana]

Crypto doesn’t need another hype cycle. It needs working products — and the Solana community keeps shipping them ☀️

Here’s your weekly Solana recap as we accelerate into May:

- Ethereum DeFi OG @1inch launched their DEX aggregator on Solana, connecting Solana to $7B in liquidity and expanding options for traders using the network.

- GMT Pay and the GMT Card went live from @fslweb3, enabling you to pay with crypto IRL using Apple Pay & Google Pay around the globe.

- @fusewallet introduced Fuse Card to a limited set of users in the U.S., enabling crypto payments powered by Solana anywhere that Visa is accepted.

- The space cats were hard at work, with @JupiterExchange releasing Ultra v2, a new routing engine featuring RTSE v2, Dynamic Execution, MEV Protect, JupShield, and Gasless Swaps Support.

- The @SolanaInstitute, @superstatefunds, @orca_so and @lowensteinllp submitted “Project Open” to the SEC — a major step towards enabling the issuance and trading of tokenized equities on public blockchains like Solana.

- Solana DePIN szn is in full swing, with @Dune and @SliceAnalytics compiling a 40 page(!) report showing growth across DePIN, with 238K+ registered nodes and $100K+ in weekly revenue on Solana. @SuperteamIN also released a 46 pg. report on DePIN. Plenty to review over your weekend coffee.

- @MarinadeFinance announced that @BitGo
became the first U.S.-qualified custodian to support Marinade Native staking. Institutions can now stake Solana securely while maintaining full custody and compliance.

- @believeapp launched, allowing any post on X to be turned into a token by tagging @launchcoin, with Alliance’s @lmrankhan calling it “the kickstarter for ideas and projects”. Founder @pasternak shared that the app was approaching almost $200M in volume just a few days following launch.

- Solana token launchpad competition is heating up, with @boopdotfun, @xapplehq, @MeteoraAG's dynamic bonding curve, and @paybox’s flat curve all launching following @bonkfun coming to market last week. As @iirfan put it: “In last 7 days 5+ token launchpads have launched on Solana – Too many for a ecosystem with just 75 devs.”

- @zardotapp announced a $7M raise to bring their digital dollars platform, with 100k users already on their waitlist and 7K+ money agents across 20 countries.

- Senator Rick Scott, Rep. French Hill, Rep. Ritchie Torres, and Senator Bill Hegarty were announced as speakers at Solana Accelerate, coming to NYC in just a few weeks. Follow @SolanaConf for more updates!

- @arcium’s public testnet went live, bringing us step closer to unlocking private-by-default crypto apps with encrypted compute.

- @OndoFinance expanded their institutional grade tokenized RWA bridge to Solana, powered by @LayerZero_Core.

- @0xShitTrader shared that @ellipsis_labs are the primary developers of @SolFiAMM, an AMM that’s facilitated over $100B of trading volume.

- @phantom introduced gasless swaps, enabling trades without SOL needed in your wallet.

- @jamesonhodge introduced a new derivative with @tradeonparsa, where users can trade the price range of digital assets on Solana.

- @KaminoFinance integrated @Chainlink price feeds to further harden its oracle data.

- @dtelecom launched their decentralized real-time communication platform on Solana.

- @Fragmetric launched Fragmetric staked BTC (fragBTC), a yield-bearing wrapped BTC built on the FRAG-22 (Fragmetric Asset Standard) powered by token extensions on Solana, co-launched with @SolvProtocol and @ZeusNetworkHQ.

- @glympsedotfun launched Glympse Fantasy Games, where creators can turn X engagement into tokens and compete in fantasy sports-style competitions.

- The team behind @genopets launched @EliteAgents_AI, a “Shopify for AI Agents” featuring no code and MCP server tools to deploy AI agents on Solana.

- @SuperteamCAN kicked off their Startup Village in Toronto for founders heading into Consensus Toronto.

- And last but not least — the Solana Ecosystem Call is so back. @kashdhanda announced it will return on May 13th.

Shoutout to every team pushing Solana forward. If we missed your launch, tag it in the replies and tell the world about what you’re working on. Hope everyone has a strong week🫡

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Stripping out pay-to-win mechanics makes browser shooters genuinely competitive, and @Mustofa8514_ highlights how pure PvP wagering can finally anchor sustainable player loops.

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Hold it in until your floor Locking toxic secrets behind a paywall while everyone in the glass box pretends the air is fine is peak etiquette.
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[Paul Weston @PWestoff]

@AllisonPearson has written a majestic article about the rape gangs and government/police complicity. It is behind the Daily Telegraph paywall, but deserves a much wider audience. I reproduce it below. Please re-post far and wide. @elonmusk

"Once upon a time there was a good and fair country and people who lived in countries that were neither good nor fair travelled to that land and made it their home because they knew it to be kind. But some men who made that land their home brought the values of countries that were neither kind nor fair with them. Such men hated the female children they found in the good and fair country. The girls were white but not chaste; they were dirty unbelievers who went about unaccompanied as if they were boys. They disgusted the men, and they tempted them, which made them hate the female children even more. The monsters, for that is what the men became over time, caused savage harm to thousands of girls – so many that no one is yet sure of the number and may never be, for some were lost or killed. And the monsters drugged and bribed them, they made them sex slaves, branding the girls’ flesh with their initials, ramming large implements into their tiny bodies the better to accommodate four men.

This may be hard to comprehend, dear reader, but the people of that enlightened land did not protect their daughters. I’m sorry to say they abandoned them to their fate. Police, whose duty it was to look after the most vulnerable, either arrested the girls, dismissed their pleas for help or left them with their tormentors. For that famously kind and decent land had fallen under a strange enchantment, which was called multiculturalism. It said that, no matter how wicked or cruel the men were to the children, you must never speak of it. The dark spell, and what a powerful spell it was (enough to vanquish justice and compassion), caused any who dared to say that Pakistani Muslim men were targeting white girls to become the bad people. Because all cultures are equal, you see, even ones that don’t believe in equality or which agree that girls who aren’t virgins are whores and deserve to be punished.

And those who struggled against the powerful spell that stifled their countrymen were called racist. And to be racist or bigoted or “far-Right” was to be far more hateful than any hatred inflicted on female children, or so the people of the good and fair country were told by their leaders.

And when the monsters swore at the children whom they were raping, saying, “White slag!” “White c—!” – well, that wasn’t at all racist. Because multiculturalism and the BBC say it cannot be so.

A few brave women (Julie, Ann, Maggie, Sarah) who woke from the enchantment and warned young girls were in danger from British Pakistani men were banished and forced to apologise for being “reckless in my choice of words”. Or they lost their seat in the shadow Cabinet.

And the evil – a vast, suppurating evil such as the land had not known for a thousand years – continued to blight that good and fair country. The authorities colluded to make sure the hatred must never speak its name, and the girls carried their lonely torment within them and their rapists got access to the babies they had impregnated them with. (Oh, yes, they did. So strong was the multicultural enchantment it made people surrender the values they had been born to.)

And the monsters were not banished from the good and fair country, not one of them sent back to countries that were neither good nor fair, in case their human rights were breached.

Then, one day, the richest man in the whole wide world came along and broke the dark spell. Elon had read court transcripts telling what those monsters had done to the female children, and he could not believe such unfathomable depravity had taken root in the good and fair country. Because of his great wealth, Elon could not be intimidated into agreeing that thousands of white girls should have been used as a peace offering to placate the gods of multiculturalism. His righteous wrath shamed the cowardly leaders of the land and in their panic they cried “Misinformation!” But the people were having none of it. For they were awake now and they saw what horrors the brutes had been allowed to get away with. As the wicked enchantment lifted, the malevolent myth of multiculturalism was unmasked, the country slowly but surely recovered its senses and demanded the guilty be found and punished, even unto the highest in the land.

As this is a fairytale, I guess it would be nice to say that they all lived happily ever after. Yet, even after it was agreed all the monsters would be deported to great national rejoicing, there was a terrible stain on the good and fair country’s history that would never quite be expunged. It stood shamed before the civilized world. And in the national memory, lodged forever it seemed, were the anguished, tortured, frightened cries of those who were allowed to suffer and die to avoid stirring up racial hatred.

The girls. The girls. The girls.

Sir Keir Starmer has no idea what he’s up against. Not this time. Since he entered Downing Street six intolerable months ago, the Prime Minister’s ability to strike exactly the wrong note on any given occasion has never failed him, but his denunciation of Elon Musk for “spreading lies and misinformation” about Pakistani-heritage Muslim child-rape gangs is a whole orchestra of discordant deceit. Many Britons feel deeply grateful that the billionaire owner of X (formerly Twitter) was moved to intervene in this disgusting scandal, I suspect, and Musk has certainly provoked more soul-searching in 10 days than Westminster managed in 10 years. The Prime Minister’s imputation that those who want a full-throated national inquiry into the evil gangs, and the cowardly state apparatchiks who covered them up, were simply seeking to “jump on a bandwagon of the far-Right” is obscene. Apparently, thousands of survivors who endured mass rape as children (20 men awaiting their turn downstairs, one woman recalled) are far-Right for wanting answers and accountability. Is it far-Right, Prime Minister, to object that your primary torturer was released early after a derisory sentence and now lurks menacingly outside your home?

That’s what has happened to Liz, who still lives in Rotherham. Liz tells me she wants a “collective inquiry to show the depth of what’s happened and to go after those who failed us”. Like other victims of Pakistani rape gangs, Liz is disgusted with the strange, soulless man who had the chance at his Monday press conference to speak for the whole nation. He could have expressed the shame and devastating sadness we feel that such bestial crimes should have been committed here, and for so long. Instead, Sir Keir spoke out of narrow party self-interest, only sounding vaguely passionate when addressing what really troubles him: Islamophobia.

Exactly as he did back in July after the massacre of children in Southport. Berated by a crowd of locals whom he refused to speak to after hastily laying a wreath, Starmer couldn’t wait to dash to a mosque where he vowed to “take every step possible” to keep the Muslim community safe. That meant creating a new violent disorder unit to deal with all the “far-Right thugs” who, for some reason, objected to three little girls at a Taylor Swift dance class being slaughtered. Can’t think why.

People on social media who, in the heat of the moment, posted deeply unsavoury, inflammatory reactions or retweeted “conspiracy theories” were arrested and jailed with an alacrity and force that was entirely absent when it came to catching the foul fiends who committed some of the most despicable crimes imaginable. (One police officer explained to a distraught father that his daughter being raped might actually “teach her a lesson”.)

In both cases, we see the same sly, leftie-liberal playbook. Minimise the rape/killing/trafficking of young girls. Call it “grooming” and not what it is: raping children. Refuse to disclose the ethnic identity of the perpetrators to prevent “racism”. Accuse anyone who mentions the religion or ethnicity of the perpetrators of bigotry and “dog-whistle” politics. Under pressure, admit that the perpetrators are “Asians” (to the understandable anger of Sikhs, Hindus and Christians). Deflect attention from the sheer stomach-churning horror of the crimes and the wild, unappeasable sorrow of the victims and switch the focus to the “inappropriate” language or “harmful rhetoric” of people who are prepared to call out the most depraved assaults and most shocking cover-up in British history.

Sir Keir genuinely seems more outraged about Elon Musk calling safeguarding minister Jess Phillips a “genocidal rape apologist” for her refusal to authorise a national inquiry into the Oldham scandal (she insists the council can have its own inquiry) than he is about the 12-year-old who was driven at night to a Yorkshire wood where she was forced to give oral sex to at least 10 men (more cars kept arriving as word spread) before being left alone in the dark.

If a prime minister can’t empathise, just for a few seconds, with the terror that child experienced then he shouldn’t be leading the country. But Starmer was clearly far more at ease saying he was “very shocked and angered” at the killing of George Floyd, a black American for whom he fell to one knee. As I have learnt since Essex police called on me over an alleged hate crime, British institutions, from Parliament to the police, are obsessed with “protected characteristics” enshrined in the Equality Act. In 2013, if you were a white working-class kid in care in Keighley, who was passed around from uncle to cousin to nephew, forget it. No characteristics worth protecting, love. In fact, in the unlikely event that poor child had ever plucked up courage to go to the council or the police, her complaint would have been viewed as unhelpful to the greater goal of anti-racism and diversity. Had the ethnic profiles been reversed – the child was black or Muslim and the bastards who pimped her out white – you can bet we would never have heard the end of it. The British Establishment had something in common with the rapists: they saw the girls as white trash.

Viewing everything through the prism of race is a disease of the elite liberal and bureaucratic class, not just here but throughout a self-loathing Western world which sees merit in every culture but its own. In a response on X to Musk and the rape-gangs scandal, the historian and Times columnist Sathnam Sanghera posted: “Of course, the vivid fear of ‘innocent white women’ being violated by brown men was one of the great drivers of British imperial racism.” Does Sanghera actually think thousands of brutalised white girls in up to 50 British towns and villages from Rochdale to Oxford made up their ordeals in order to cast racist aspersions on innocent brown men?  He quickly deleted his tweet after it caused outrage, so maybe it was just fashionable posturing, but revealing for all that. Holding the opinion that non-white people are somehow always victims is a sign of social superiority, marking one out from ghastly fascist proles like Tommy Robinson. Whatever Robinson’s manifold flaws, he inspires huge loyalty among his supporters because he has fought like a lion for girls from his social class. Girls who former Labour home secretary Jack Straw admitted were regarded as “easy meat” by some of his Pakistani constituents.

Thanks to all the big-hearted, bien-pensant apologists for child rapists – including Labour politicians increasingly dependent on the Muslim vote–- our international reputation is in the gutter. In the US, The Free Press ran a major article this week headlined: “The Biggest Peacetime Crime – and Cover-up – in British History”. How did our society sink to these depths of depravity? It is clear that every tier of the system is implicated in the whitewash.

Lucy Allan, who was the Conservative MP for Telford from  2015-2024, explained to me how even those who do try to fight for the victims are thwarted and obstructed. After she’d met survivors in her Shropshire town, Allan started speaking out in Parliament. The pushback was intense. “There was a co-ordinated official response by people in positions of power. Shaun Davies, Telford Council Leader (now the town’s Labour MP), immediately published a letter to the Home Secretary stating that no inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) was necessary. He backed up his assertion with claims that we now know were false. Multiple senior men were asked to be co-signatories to his claims and they all readily agreed.” Instead of trying to right heinous wrongs, Telford councillors set about discrediting the messengers. Lucy Allan was accused of “lying, causing division, racism, being unbalanced, irrational, stupid and motivated not by a desire to help victims but to score political points. This narrative was relentlessly pushed for as long as I campaigned on the issue. It had the intended effect of ensuring that the voice I sought to be for victims would not be heard.”

Most extraordinary was an unexpected visit the MP received from Anthony Bangham, then the Chief Constable of West Mercia, and John Campion, the Police and Crime Commissioner. “The Chief Constable was disparaging about Rotherham MP Sarah Champion, suggesting she was exaggerating the grooming gangs issue and was discredited,” Lucy recalls. “He said: ‘You wouldn’t want to be known as a troublemaker like Sarah Champion. It will harm your reputation and career.’” Since when is it the role of a chief constable to warn a democratically-elected MP not to campaign for her traumatised constituents?

Even Allan’s Conservative colleagues could be disapproving. “The newly-minted Junior Minister for Safeguarding, Vicky Atkins, told me not to speak to the media on the subject as ‘you do not understand the issues’. I was summoned by Conservative Peer Baroness Warsi to explain myself.”

Lucy Allan came up against the oft-repeated refrain that, as 90 per cent of child abuse is committed by white men in domestic settings, why didn’t she concern herself with that as it was a more significant problem? She saw this as “a blatant denial of the existence of groups of inter-related men of Pakistani heritage preying on young girls at school gates, in takeaways, taxis and playgrounds. They did not want to know.”

Victims were often blamed, she says, with one young girl being described by police as “‘having been in contact with 53 different Asian males’ as if it were by choice! There was complete denial that these men were related to each other through cousin marriage and were engaged in a joint enterprise.”

Now that she has lost her seat, Allan is free to deliver a brutally honest verdict. “The people in power believed that being honest about what had happened to the girls would fuel racial tensions. They pushed a narrative that hiding the problem was in the interests of the community, that looking the other way would cement social cohesion and protect society.” That line, Lucy now knows for a fact, was pushed by Home Office officials. She has watched as junior ministers, both Conservative and Labour, have spun the same lines, “almost word for word, clearly at the behest of civil servants”.

That “denial strategy” may once have been well-intentioned (a noble lie), but those who enforced it – from the House of Commons to the police stations to the BBC – became the enemies of justice, the willing accomplices of the Devil. The social contract between the state and the individual is in tatters. They lied to us, and the public knows they lied.

What now? The Government tells us there is no need for another national inquiry, instead they will implement the recommendations of the 2022 Jay report on child sexual abuse (CSA).  But CSA is not the same as Group Localised Child Sexual Exploitation (GLCSE), which describes the horrendous and co-ordinated abuse by primarily Pakistani-heritage Muslim rape gangs in towns like Rotherham, Rochdale and Oxford, places the 2022 inquiry didn’t even take into account. This is not about mainly white paedophiles, bad though they are. And it certainly can’t be left, as Jess Phillips suggests, to councils like Oldham to investigate themselves when many councillors are drawn from the same intensely tribal community as the offenders.

We must do what the girls want. They went unheard for so long. And if they want a national inquiry into the British Pakistani child-rape gangs –  call them what they are, no obfuscation, no denial, no soothing words – then they must have it. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has rightly said that she will try to insert a clause pledging such an inquiry into the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill on Wednesday – let’s see which MP is foolish enough not to support it. The failed model of multiculturalism must be opened up to scrutiny and a furious public will be entitled to hear why, if it was such a brilliant idea, it could only be maintained via orchestrated deception by the media, the police and most of the political class. All of the rapists who hold dual nationality must be deported. Millions of us would vote for that, wouldn’t we?

Thanks to Elon Musk the multiculturalism cloak of denial and deceit has been ripped off and the left are suddenly revealed to have no clothes. On the Today programme yesterday, Nick Robinson tried to demolish Robert Jenrick with talk of harmful “rhetoric” and accusations that Jenrick was seeking to limit immigration to the UK from what he called “alien cultures”. So what? Insulting and betraying the interests of the white majority doesn’t work any more, Nick. The shadow justice secretary stood his ground. In his calm, unrattled confidence, you detected that he knew now that he was talking for Britain and would not be afraid to do so. “We have seen millions of people enter the UK in recent years and some of them have backward, frankly medieval attitudes to women”.

You know, as the debate over Musk’s “interference” rages and Labour sees the edifice of diversity politics crashing around their ears, and Starmer looks more inhuman by the day, it’s easy to forget what this is about. Why it matters so very much. Over the weekend, I made myself read the sentencing remarks of His Honour Judge Peter Rook after the trial of Akhtar Dogar, Anjum Dogar, Kamar Jamil, Mohammed Karrar and Basam Karrar. My God. In paragraph after paragraph, the judge outlines what those Pakistani-heritage brutes did to their victims. Less like sexual abuse than the kind of atrocities you encounter only in wartime. “Years of sheer torture .. great brutality..  robbed of their adolescence… torment and distress.. apart from using her for your own sexual gratification you coerced her into providing sex to vast numbers of strangers. Up to four or five men would be invited to addresses so they could have sex with her. Customers would become angry. Strangers would burn her with cigarettes. Slapped. She said the men had a ‘pack mentality’. Grabbing her by the ponytail and forcing her head down onto his penis. Drink and drugs to make them more malleable. One inserted a hairbrush into her vagina. She suffers from self-loathing. Nightmares, panic attacks, flashbacks, PTSD. Despite being the victim she carries with her a great burden of shame and embarrassment… one of vaginal rape, one of oral rape, one of arranging child prostitution, wilful blindness by the authorities, wicked plan to punish her for lying that she had her period, one of vaginal rape, one of oral rape, rape, rape, rape.”

It’s not bearable to read about as an adult, so imagine what it must have felt like to live through it if you were 13 years old. My heart broke when I came to this part: “Her mother describes how by the time you had finished with her there was not much left of her apart from her aggression. You took her soul. She felt as though it had been ripped out.”

We are so sorry that happened to you, sweet girl, whoever you are. And we will not rest until those responsible are brought to account. Until you have compensation. We will not allow men who hate white women and girls, who think we are lower than cattle, to breathe the same air as us. We owe you that much.

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Pulling that turn-based state machine out of my notes because @onlyonealexia just called out every dev hoarding unbuilt game logic before November deadlines.

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

Simp until the reveal Cutting the livestream mid-sentence before an off-camera cough ruins your subscription model is elite damage control.
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[Skizzleman @theskizzleman]

Hello all, I am back and I would like to thank everyone for the feedback, support and time to respond properly given the nature of my previous statement. Before I simply jump back into creating content, I ask for your ear once again to address some other items.

The first thing I would like to discuss is one that didn’t hit my radar until after I had departed. For reasons personal and private to me, this is an issue I take very seriously. There is a clip circulating where I had a conversation with Scar regarding my admiration for him with his perpetual disposition of simply thriving in any environment. In the clip I mention that this is why I associate him with “Strength”, meaning his strength as a person, his character, determination, and the qualities that make him who he is. I was not referring solely to how he manages his disability. This has always been the case in how I look at Scar, from day one. The clip was a live stream conversation with Scar (yes I’m learning I’ve clearly got a knack for being extra vulnerable when I hang out with him specifically) and in this clip I said if anyone had a reason to “swim down”, it’s him.

I did not mean that it was understandable if Scar wanted to hurt himself. I would never want to suggest that. I want to be honest and say when I watched that clip over and over, I can understand that those who aren’t familiar with who I am and what I’ve been trying to do this whole time could EASILY see this the unintended way. But I digress, the metaphor I used to deliver my point was not a poor choice of words, but a terrible one. It’s understandable why it could be interpreted as a reference for self-harm and for that I am sorry. I think it’s why there was a noticeable pause before my response to him because I couldn’t come up with a better way to express what I was trying to get across. Regardless, I said what I said so hear me now, I would never advocate for self-harm. That would be the furthest thing from the message I was trying to share and anyone who experiences those impulses needs to understand 3 absolutes; You are loved, there is help available, and it WILL get better. If this is a familiar energy to anyone, please please seek the help you so deserve.

Continuing on with this discussion I would like to discuss the topic of me being an ableist. Before all this, I would have stated a hard “No I am not. How dare you.” But this awful journey has been the overdue spark for some great conversation and eye opening moments. I want to be extremely honest here and say that after looking further into it; What truly is ableism? Why would people entertain that I have those tendencies? Is it possible that I do? I came across a very powerful Ted Talk by Stella Young from 2014 and that piece revealed to me that I most definitely had a blind spot here. I recommend a watch (See link in replies) because while I might be an old man, there’s no statute of limitation on learning. I don’t want to speak for Stella here but I can tell you that a 9 minute speech turned my predispositions on their head. There was also a very well thought out piece on Tumblr reiterating much of what was in the TED talk. (See link to post in replies if you would like to read through yourself) So to the disabled community, I ask for your forgiveness if any of the times I was conversing with Scar came across as I was impressed with him for who he is because he’s disabled, what a terrible and short sighted notion I put out there. It not being my intention is irrelevant. I am so very sorry to all of you and to my good friend.

I made a rushed statement before my pre-planned trip, after this I succumbed to some doom scrolling and it was met with a wide range of responses both supportive and hateful (that I’m going to have to find peace with). When scrolling through the comments of my last video, there was a good deal of support that I’m not too proud to admit was a bit therapeutic. So I was hearting many of those comments, some of which alluded to me having “Done nothing wrong.” I thank you for your kind words and support but I do want to express that after much reflection, I don’t actually feel that way. Trust me this is not an “I suck” moment. I know where my heart is and how I try to treat everybody. I know I don’t embody the terrible labels that are being given to me but that doesn’t mean I don’t have the capacity to send the wrong message at times. And those miscues can result in hurting others.

Let’s call it what it is, I glossed over the fact that the previous mod whom I had parted with due to some racist tweets was also in the charity event I was attending. This coming across like I meant none of my apology from the prior year is on me because what I failed to mention was that she not only instantly disavowed those tweets last year, but stated her genuine remorse to anyone she may have hurt. She didn’t sit on them, she took instant action and to me, grace and forgiveness are huge virtues (see the apology in replies for context).

These are the reasons I felt comfortable attending the charity event but I didn’t share that with anyone. So the message that I meant none of what I said last year was sent. I should have been much more upfront, it was reckless, and I’m sorry.

I’d like to respond to the trans community because I have seen just how much I have hurt them. Recent conversations with minds I greatly respect have brought me further clarity that many of my actions and inactions in the past were driving home that I think less of you, that I dislike you, or I want less for you. This is not true. My assessment of people has always been based on what I see from their heart, nothing else. I’m quite simple in that matter to be truthful. I don’t expect to win absolutely everybody over, but I fully intend to make my space on the internet safer for people to be themselves by improving my comment section/chat and acting swiftly when any bad actors are recognized.

On that note, last year I said I would monitor my comments section for troublesome and hateful comments and take the needed actions. Full transparency, I 100% intended to and had 0% follow-through. There’s no excuse for that, I’m not proud of it but I actually forgot. Life picked up again, the wheel started turning and I never thought to look back. I never implemented tools to catch a series of hateful trigger words and block them like I said I would. And I’ll tell you now that I no longer need to do that because it’s been done. I have a well-curated list fully implemented across my channels. However, this action is not retroactive and there is a good deal of manually curating comments on my many videos, which I have begun. It’s a long process with many comments to go through, but I am doing my best.

In closing, I want to reiterate that I really appreciate the support and patience. I am very much looking forward to getting back to work to continue bringing smiles, laughter and inspiration. To those I’ve hurt, I am sorry. Thank you for your time and a HUGE thank you to the Hermits who helped me fully understand and appreciate the gravity of the situation and where I was slipping. They wanted to help me out of this, and that’s an honor difficult to define. Thank you. I will do better in the future.

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[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A single bird has just accomplished one of the most extraordinary feats in the animal kingdom — flying nearly one-third of the way around the Earth without stopping to eat, drink, or rest.

The record-breaker is a five-month-old Bar-tailed Godwit that flew nonstop from Alaska to Tasmania, Australia. Covering 8,425 miles in just over 11 days, it set a new record for the longest nonstop flight ever documented in any bird.

What makes this journey even more astonishing is that it was the young godwit’s very first migration. The entire route took place over the open Pacific Ocean, with no chance to land. Despite that, the bird navigated thousands of miles of featureless water with pinpoint accuracy.

This incredible endurance is made possible by remarkable physiological adaptations. Before takeoff, the godwit packs on enormous fat reserves — nearly half its body weight — to fuel the flight. At the same time, many of its internal organs, including parts of the digestive system, temporarily shrink to lighten the load and maximize energy efficiency.

Unlike many seabirds that depend heavily on gliding, this godwit flapped continuously for the entire journey, battling shifting winds and weather systems the whole way.

Researchers at the Pūkōroro Auckland Shorebird Centre say discoveries like this are transforming our understanding of migratory birds. Their astonishing endurance, navigation skills, and energy management demonstrate biological capabilities that can match — and in some ways surpass — even the most advanced human engineering.

[Crashwif @CrashWif]

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