You can’t be an “expert” if you don’t know what you are talking about. This “expert” needs to go read the law.
A legal expert has warned consumers of the consequences of not registering on the National Opt-Out Registry.
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We are glad to support the Omarchy team
Thrilled to welcome @spacexai as a Founding Corporate Patron for the Omacom Foundation. That's $1,500,000 in @grok tokens for the maintenance and development of Omarchy. Maybe soon they'll be beamed straight from orbit? Let's go 🚀🌕 omarchy.org/news/2026/10/spa…
Don’t put your information into this registry. There are no technical assurances or proof that the system is secure. It doesn’t stop spam calls and it will probably get hacked.
I sympathize with programmers who worked on systems they never cared about, for customers they didn't connect with, and took all their working joy from the mechanical act of turning tickets into code. You have to care about the software to be excited about making it w/ agents!
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G’day, Australia 🇦🇺
Flappy Link has gone Down Under✈️
Is this the lowest we will ever go? Play at flappylink.com
Watch out for the kangaroos! 🦘
Best office in the world! @SANParksKNP Catching up on @dhh @rails keynote while working with a swarm of agents!
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South Africa has long been a trafficking hub. Financial and cyber crime are rampant, too. But three relatively new criminal trends are particularly worrying. Register for free to read what they are bit.ly/4h1D148
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BREAKING: The Government of Zambia has launched a three-year @Starlink powered digital learning programme for 70 schools. 🇿🇲
• Will connect 70 schools to Starlink
• Expand digital learning and skills
• Bring internet to surrounding communities
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As @POTUS has made clear, the South African people are being failed by a government that is destroying its economy through an obsessive pursuit of racial grievance against the Afrikaner minority. The South African government has consistently failed to adequately address rural crime, violent and dehumanizing rhetoric, and race-based discriminatory policies against Afrikaners and other minority populations.
Today, I’m announcing a new visa restriction policy targeting foreign nationals who enact or enable policies that promote race-based discrimination, incite violence, or enable land confiscation without compensation in South Africa. Those responsible for these injustices have no place in the United States. state.gov/releases/office-of…





































