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On a work trip in Charleston and went for an early run on the beach on Isle of Palm.
Sun coming up. Waves crashing, good music. Easily in the top 3 runs I’ve ever taken.
If you didn’t go outside today, there’s still time.
I hope as the young officers come up, they use this app. Then when they are CO's they incorporate the H&C ratings into their reviews.
It's nice to see ICE comments working. A user submitted review and opt'd to send their review to ICE - all while remaining anonymous. I just got an email from DPW wanting more info. Shout out to JBLM.
If you want to get Service Members to submit work orders you need to start rebuilding trust in the system and we want to help!
What blows my mind about being president, is there is just so much low hanging fruit populist things you could do.
- National left lane campers enforcement day
- make speaker phone conversations in public, ticketable
- ban printers that brick your ability to print in B&W just because you out of cyan
You guys remember the movie “The Last Starfighter”? I imagine that’s this. You score high enough and some strange Ukrainian picks you up to fly drones, while FSB tries to hunt you down.
Ukrainian-developed FPV drone simulator “Remote Reaper: FPV Drone” has officially left Early Access, with version 1.0 now available on Steam.
Developed in collaboration with military pilots, the simulator focuses on combat FPV drone operations and introduces several features in its full release, including armored vehicles with modeled vulnerable zones, electronic warfare effects that can disrupt video feeds and control signals during the final stage of an attack, and a customizable drone editor.
Version 1.0 also adds configurable weather conditions, custom mission editing, real-time flights with other pilots and a racing mode.
Players can use FPV hardware or a gamepad with realistic flight physics, or opt for simplified controls using a keyboard and mouse.
#RemoteReaper #FPV #FPVDrone #DroneSimulator
Understanding the boomers makes more sense when you understand the history of them.
All the way back in 1976, they got the nickname the "Me Generation".
Author Tom Wolfe popularized the label in an August 1976 cover story for New York magazine, using it to describe a cultural shift toward self-absorption, personal growth, and narcissism among young adults at the time.
So all of their behavior is actually very on-brand.
I'll get in on the boomer bashing...
The amount of money my mother-in-law spends on Candy Crush, is only equaled by the amount of complaining she does to us about the fact that she "has no money".
I had a chance to catch up with Sean several years back. We hadn’t spoken for almost 10 years, but he was one of the first I thought to reach out to when I was struggling mentally. He’s the reason I got into counseling. I owe him so much.
Rest easy bud. All the way!
nypost.com/2026/09/16/us-new…
How old were you on 9/11?
I was 17. Two weeks later I convinced my mom to sign off on my enlistment.
Car thoughts:
I see a lot of leftists gloating today that a lot of people claimed this would be a civil war, and nothing happened in the wake of Charlies murder
They are right.
But only because we have stuff to lose. Jobs, families, homes, etc….
What do you think is gonna happen when men, born and bred Americans, are shut out from home ownership, good jobs, etc…
History has some insights. None are good.
Not trying to put this guy on blast, but I think this is super interesting.
How silo’d is twitter? Almost everyone I follow is a hard 2A, Christian, conservative. I’ve seen stuff I internally disagree with. But I would say 90% of Flock content is very negative. Like, people posting exploit videos, and disabling best practices.
I assume this gentleman is left wing, and the only thing the algorithm shows him of conservatives is that we’re all lock step behind Trump and Flock.
I find that incredibly interesting that he states it as such fact. Like beyond a shadow of a doubt his information sources have confirmed all the evidence. And he probably believes it.
Again, no shade at this guy. He’s probably a decent person. Just noting an interesting observation regarding what we believe to be fact.
Replying to @triston_armstr @WearForbidden
Uhh, that's the only people I've heard that do support Flock cameras. MAGA is all about data centers and Flock anymore bc their Cheeto God told them to be.
Most people don’t bother to dig deep into history, beyond the basic boogey man stories we learn as kids.
If you read about the global witch trials, there’s a pretty big social contagion component. Women and girls acting weird, and blaming it on witches.
Mary Warren is the clearest example.
Mary Warren was a teenage/young-adult servant in the Proctor household. She began having the same kinds of “fits” as the other afflicted girls and participated in accusations.
Then she apparently became skeptical of the others girls.
She reportedly said that the afflicted girls “did but dissemble”, essentially, they’re pretending.
Soon afterward, the other afflicted girls accused Mary Warren herself of witchcraft.
Understand where we are heading. This will accelerate, until something disincentivizes the behavior. Because, all we are doing is incentivizing.
I’m about to sue a bunch of daycares!!!
@EWess92 how old is the False Claims Act, and why isn’t it used more? Especially since, from what I could see, the relator would be entitled to a percentage of the recovered funds.


















