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California, USA
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Anne Lonal retweeted
Local land sale. Half section with one third pasture and gully.
$2,600,000.00.
Make that make sense.
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@TheJackUhLope there’s much to do🤣
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This will be me soon
Coffee ☕️ in bed
The advantages of living alone 😊
I do whatever I want to
Anne Lonal retweeted
La Ligue islamique mondiale accorde une attention particulière à être au service du Saint Coran, à travers des initiatives visant à promouvoir son enseignement et sa mémorisation, à accompagner ses récitateurs, ainsi qu’à délivrer des ijazas (certifications coraniques) qui s’appuient sur des chaînes de transmission ininterrompues remontant au Messager d’Allah ( paix sur lui )
Ces efforts visent à préserver l’authenticité de la transmission du Saint Coran, à promouvoir l’excellence et la maîtrise de sa récitation, ainsi qu’à contribuer à la pérennité de son enseignement et de sa transmission, de génération en génération, à travers des chaînes de transmission ininterrompues.
Anne Lonal retweeted
I know it’s a little too early for this, but I think I’m going to get this from my front door for late next month! 😍
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This is the type of mom who should be getting national attention.
A little girl was drowning in Winnipeg’s Red River when her father jumped in to save her. Then he started drowning too.
Jayclyn Morrissette saw what was happening and jumped in after them.
She helped get the father to safety, then went back for his daughter, bringing the unconscious girl toward shore and beginning lifesaving measures.
The little girl survived and is expected to make a full recovery.
When Jayclyn was called a hero, her response was simple:
“I’m just a mom.”
This is the kind of story that deserves to fill our feeds.
Anne Lonal retweeted
What does the Bible say about the Devil and demons? That’s a topic that isn’t preached about often, but I recently watched a powerful message from my father @BillyGraham on this subject. It’s just as relevant today—maybe even more so! Watch this @BGEA program, “The Kingdom of Darkness,” starting today. See upcoming airtimes or watch the special online at billygraham.org/tv-specials
Anne Lonal retweeted
Forward!
THE BLOCK: Forward Industries increased its Solana treasury by nearly 949,000 SOL during the last quarter, bringing total holdings to 8.5 million SOL, or roughly 1.4% of the circulating supply.
The company said the solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 added during the quarter came at an average cost of $83.
Anne Lonal retweeted
.@DoxxnetHQ founder Barrett Lyon on data center myths versus reality: jobs, talent, and faster internet.
"That's the other thing that's driving me crazy, is people don't understand data centers at all... Data centers have been around for a very, very long time."
"People are being manipulated with this data center thing... It's very interesting to be in the know and then watch this and go, oh my goodness, these people are missing the mark."
"The big data center park in Virginia, you just see bunny rabbits in the field. There's nothing. It's just a big building and a bunch of parking lot and then nothing."
"It brings jobs. The people that work in them aren't getting paid pennies. And it also brings high tech talent. And then also infrastructure, and infrastructure powers everything you do. So if you have a data center nearby, your internet's faster. Things like that work better."
@BarrettLyon @YODELAGARZA
.@BarrettLyon built the first cloud DDoS-protection service, mapped the entire internet (now on display in New York's Museum of Modern Art), and got chased out of Moscow hunting Russian extortionists.
His new company is doxx.net, a parallel internet designed to keep advertisers, trackers, and creepy VPNs out of your life.
Barrett joins a16z's Joel de la Garza to explain what it is and how it works: a private network where messages, calls, and files travel directly between people instead of through someone else's server, and where nobody needs your name, number, or email to reach you.
They also get into why most VPNs are "just entry and exit points," why you can't set policy on equipment you don't own, the day Barrett's plane lost power over Oakland on the way home from a16z, and the data center myths that drive him crazy.
0:50 Meet Barrett Lyon
1:31 Losing an engine over Oakland
7:08 The hacker name behind the company
10:12 Censorship is coming to the US
13:17 Why VPNs barely protect you
14:21 Building a parallel internet
16:30 20GB files with no middleman
17:57 Free VPNs sell you
21:47 Why you must own the hardware
22:27 26 data centers, 12 people, run by AI
25:03 Data centers don't drink water
29:17 What ad trackers know about you
32:35 The DDoS attacks that built Prolexic
36:17 Mapping the internet for $50
39:46 Hunting extortionists in Moscow
41:47 Starlink at Burning Man
YouTube: youtu.be/bmDrbHOh7Bo
@BarrettLyon @YODELAGARZA
Yes they never build suck thing
"we never publicly criticize any entrepreneur or startup (doing so is a fireable offense)." -- @a16z
