Scott Woolston

Disciple of Christ. Father of eight. Mechanical engineer. Soccer coach. Cyclist. Aspiring runner. libertarian. Nerd. @ch_jesuschrist

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

@kariwarburton I don’t know about the couch, but early in the show he talks about H. Tracy Hall to his class. He was a member of the church. Discovered the process making diamonds.

https://t.co/4B05ckeNAN

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

@ehp22 I paid 20¢ in Mexico .

[Panzerpicture @Panzerpicture]

Day 88

YouTube erased 13 years of real WWII history 81 days ago.155,000 subscribers.
Silver Play Button.
Thousands of hours of rare tank footage.
Restored archive films.
Interviews with the last living veterans of Normandy and the Ardennes.All deleted overnight by an algorithm.The “crime”? Black-and-white footage of 80-year-old tanks and soldiers flagged as “child sexual abuse material.”No children.
No warning.
No human review.This is not a glitch.
This is history being deleted by broken AI.Every day we stay silent, more irreplaceable footage is lost forever.If you care about actual history surviving on the internet:→ LIKE
→ REPOST
→ Tag
@TeamYouTube
and
@YouTube
→ Comment: “Demand a proper human review for historical content”We’re not quitting.
History isn’t “harmful content.”#RestorePanzerPicture #WW2History #YouTubeCensorship #HistoryMatters #SaveHistory

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

@GHHILL1911 I couldn’t be happier. I’ve been waiting for this for over 20 years.

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

@LundukeJournal I miss the old Gnome. I cut my Linux teeth on those early Ubuntu versions. That UI holds a special place in my heart.

[JoshN @joshnaa2gez]

The church building committee be like…

A: “And only the women shall have comfy chairs whilst the men sit upon cold hard chairs of steel… except the men of the high council who shall have the comfiest chairs of all.”

B: “But sir, won’t comfy chairs lead to pride among the high council??”

A: “Hmmm… yes, I see your point. Then, let them sit in their comfy chairs at a table that comes nearly to their nipples so they feel like little babies in need of booster seats.”

B: “Excellent…”

[LEGO Joseph Smith @Mormonger]

"Verily, verily, I say unto you,

None of you are Christians until you profess a creed that won't exist for another 300 years."

- Jesus

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

Now that I have been able to use Linux at work for the last year, I feel this even more acutely. I’ve used it on my personal machines for 20 years. Work was the place I could never purge it.

[Anaya @Anaya_sharma876]

Linux users after they try windows 11 for 30s

[El Jefe de Colorado Tweets @jefe_tweets]

Let me explain, using real-world examples. Before the government got involved in health care, the US had the world's best health care system, and it was inexpensive. You went to the doctor, he charged you today's equivalent of $50 for an office visit. And amazingly, very often, the doctor would come to your house to visit you when you were sick! Most people would buy catastrophic insurance in the case of an accident, and the insurance company would pay. The very poor would work out payment plans with doctors one on one or would go to charity hospitals run by churches or other charities. Doctors would work pro bono in charity hospitals usually one or two days a week. The system worked extremely well for the vast majority of people.

It was government involvement in health care, starting in the 1960s, that turned the US system expensive. Instead of spending their time seeing patients, doctors started worrying about filling out government forms or insurance forms. So they began hiring all of these employees that you see today in a doctor's office. Before in the 1960s, a doctor's office was a nurse, a doctor and maybe a receptionist. Now, it is a doctor, three nurses and seven people processing forms.

So, if we want poor people to afford health care, the best way is to get the government out of it altogether and allow doctors and other health care providers to deal directly with patients as much as possible. That will bring costs down, and then charity can step in to help the very poor.

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

@davepl1968 This was the first PS console I bought. Sadly, the 5 is looking to be the last.

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

@TexasRags The tunnel.

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

The U.S. has been significantly weakened by the war with Iran.

This administration depleted our missile defenses, drained our oil reserves, sacrificed our men & women, inflated the price of consumer goods, increased our debt, and neglected our domestic needs…

all for Israel.

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

@PubliusDB We used that model for about 20 years. I fixed it multiple times until the repairs became too costly.

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

9/11

[Gwyneth @gwowls]

What’s the craziest world event or personal thing that you missed out on during your LDS mission?

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

He understands secret combinations better than most. When will we awaken to our awful situation? Ether 8:22-25

[Bret Weinstein @BretWeinstein]

Something is at war with us, “us” being regular citizens who want things to work and to be left alone. We’re slow to react because we think in terms of nations. Our enemies are mafias that wear our governments like a cloak to defeat our eyes, and fly our flags to disarm our minds

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

@IncognitoCatMe @GrapheneOS @TechX1320 This is what appeals to me most about @GrapheneOS. The privacy and security are an excellent bonus.

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

@KalshiFC If Kane doesn’t win, the award will become meaningless.

[Scott Woolston @woolston_scott]

@davepl1968 I love control systems. Learning new domains is always fun.

[Glenn Greenwald @ggreenwald]

I could not agree more with @marklevinshow that we can learn a lot from listening to Barry Goldwater.

Listen to Goldwater here describe the dominance of Israel over the US Congress (Goldwater's father was Jewish and spent his whole life in DC).