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[hobshy @hobshy]

This video always makes me laugh

[Pirat_Nation 🔴 @Pirat_Nation]

Brave has added Email Aliases to its desktop browser.

The feature lets you create unique email addresses when signing up for websites and online services so you don’t have to give them your personal email address.

>Emails sent to an alias are automatically forwarded to your main inbox.

>If an alias starts getting spam or unwanted messages, you can disable it without affecting your real email address.

[Mondocheewan @PostenSvet]

Nek ostane zabeleženo kako je vest preneta u Srbiji.

[𝔊𝔢𝔯𝔯𝔦𝔢👑 @Mr_Gerrie01]

Barcelona legit used their Spanish players to do this to Fabregas in their bid to get him to join them from Arsenal. That summer he fought tooth and nail and left #AFC. Wenger was powerless. That was the reason Wenger rejected him he asked to come back.

They have a history of doing dirty things to get the player they want. Good thing Atletico Madrid gave them the Middle finger.

[New York Post @nypost]

Ratko Mladic, ruthless ex-Bosnian Serb war criminal who oversaw atrocities, dies in prison at 84 https://t.co/8pZAecDX9O

[Vlada Republike Hrvatske @VladaRH]

Ministarstvo hrvatskih branitelja: Kao zemlji koja je bila žrtva velikosrpske agresije Miloševićeva režima, smrt Ratka Mladića, bivšeg zapovjednika Vojske Republike Srpske, za nas označava odlazak jednog od najodgovornijih za brutalne ratne zločine, ubojstva civila i progone na području Hrvatske i Bosne i Hercegovine.

[Gordan Grlić Radman @grlicradman]

Ratko Mladić died as a convicted war criminal. The military forces under his command, pursuing the goal of achieving Greater Serbia, left a bloody trail across Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina — from Kijevo, Škabrnja, Drniš and Šibenik to eastern Bosnia and the genocide in Srebrenica.

Justice was slow and did not encompass all the war crimes committed by units under his command.

[Washington Examiner @dcexaminer]

‘Butcher of Bosnia’ Ratko Mladic dies at 84 while serving life sentence in The Hague https://t.co/hY7187Lgio

[Mayank @mayonkeyy]

Ive been repeating affirmations on my whiteboard since this went viral a few weeks ago

The first 3 lines feel silly
After 10 you feel something shift
At 50 you realize your identity is a habit and very little of you is “you”

[Souvy @_Souvy]

Back then Nvidia ceo working as a Diswaher , Busboy and Waiter
The Other point to be noted that it was 10 years ago

Do you have any idea what he doing on those 10 years ?

[Alex Cheema @alexocheema]

Apple is upgrading customers to the new M6 Mac Mini for free.

Email from Apple:

"Thank you for your recent Mac order. We know you're looking forward to receiving your purchase.
As you may know, Apple recently announced the new Mac mini. Since your order has yet to ship, we automatically upgraded you to the new Mac mini at no additional cost."

[Startup Wisdom @StartupWisdom_]

Peter Thiel on why the best startups sound boring at first:

"Healthcare IT, education software — somewhat overrated. SaaS software, pretty badly overrated. If you hear the words 'big data,' 'cloud computing,' you need to run away as fast as you possibly can. You need to just think fraud and run away. These buzzwords, they're a tell — like in poker — that the company's bluffing, and that it's undifferentiated, because we've heard the buzzwords before.

Conversely, the things that are underrated are the ones where there are no buzzwords, which don't actually fit into any pre-existing categories. Google would have been described as a search engine in 1998 — people would have said, why do we need another search engine, we already have 20. If you described Facebook as a social network circa 2004, that's a misleading categorization. People aren't interested in networking in the abstract; they're interested in real identity. Real identity was the key innovation Facebook had."

[YIMBYLAND @YIMBYLAND]

While you sit in your office, doing your little clickity-clack excel job, there are homies are out here enriching uranium in Dallas, TX.

[Jaynit @jaynitx]

Peter Thiel on why the world of atoms has been stagnant for 50 years while the world of bits raced ahead

"It's generally been stagnant in the world of atoms, not the world of bits, for something like 50 years. Maybe we ran out of ideas, maybe we're too risk-averse, maybe we're scared about how apocalyptic some of the science and tech are. But it's slowed down since the 1970s"

"Anything broken not because of the science or tech is a great opportunity. It doesn't require a dozen miracles in tech breakthroughs. Tunneling costs a billion dollars a mile in Manhattan, ten times as much as Paris, which we don't think of as exactly capitalist efficiency"

"There's some non-tech reason we're not even at the Paris level, so you have to figure out what that political blocker is and how to overcome it"

"It's not about trying, it's about output. You get credit for some kind of Marxist labor theory of value, you're trying hard. But we're not Marxists here. We're not measuring input, we're measuring where you can actually get output"

[Jawwwn @jawwwn_]

.@PalmerLuckey says Russia and China don’t value life as much as the US:

“We assume people value the same things we do. China does not value life as highly.”

“We see it in Russia throwing away lives…. If the US were losing 7,000 men/week, it would be the political end of any politician who supported it for even one week. Instead, we’ve seen his approval go up.”

Via @Ylli_Bajraktari @scsp_ai

[Jawwwn @jawwwn_]

Palantir CEO Alex Karp:

“In the West, we actually care when humans die.”

“China or Russia— Russia’s lost 700,000 people in Ukraine. They don’t care.”

“How do we make the battlefield more like ours? We don’t care if we lose a piece of steel, we do if we lose a human.”

[vittorio @IterIntellectus]

“first startup in history to enrich uranium”