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Russian telegram channels posted videos of fiber optic cable FPV strikes on a Ukrainian Abrams tank in Kursk oblast last week. Aside from a concussion, the crew survived without injury and made it back to friendly lines. Michael Kofman and I spoke to the commander of the tank from Ukraine's 47th Mechanized Brigade about what happened, and here is what he told us: (tweeted with his permission) "That's our tank. But they only posted two of the strikes. Yesterday [from last week] was the first time that the crew survived multiple hits while inside a disabled Abrams. Actually, there were 4-6 direct hits. The crew survived, and even without injuries. God bless America. Fiber-optic FPVs. Between four and six hits within like 2 minutes. I believe that at least one more got stuck in the net. Two more missed several minutes before. They apparently hit the engine. They were unable to penetrate either the turret or the hull elsewhere while we were inside. Although they tried and had a lot of time. As I said, this tank had a unique 'cope cage' (actually, 'cope netting') and a lot more ERA than an average Abrams. We – the crew – designed the arrangement of the ERA completely on our own based on an analysis of the previous hits on all the other Abrams tanks and our own knowledge of the weak spots, and that's why we still live after so many simultaneous strikes. And that's why the Abrams rocks. Would be impossible on a [Russian/Soviet] T series tank." Russian FPV crews hit the tank with several more FPVs after it was abandoned, but the tank was not destroyed and might still be salvageable. Because of recent advances, Russian forces may capture it. When I asked how they made it back to friendly lines, "On foot. It was close to the Russian positions. We finished the combat mission and drove back just 1 km from the Russians or even less. We could not evacuate because the FPVs were coming one after another. When I finally could hear no sound, we just jumped out of the tank and ran to a treeline. They were tracking us, so a mortar started working with some more drones, but we crawled away through the treeline. In the end, in a spot still under FPV control, our company commander rushed in and took us away."

Russian telegram channels posted videos of fiber optic cable FPV strikes on a Ukrainian Abrams tank in Kursk oblast last week. Aside from a concussion, the crew survived without injury and made it back to friendly lines. Michael Kofman and I spoke to the commander of the tank from Ukraine's 47th Mechanized Brigade about what happened, and here is what he told us: (tweeted with his permission) "That's our tank. But they only posted two of the strikes. Yesterday [from last week] was the first time that the crew survived multiple hits while inside a disabled Abrams. Actually, there were 4-6 direct hits. The crew survived, and even without injuries. God bless America. Fiber-optic FPVs. Between four and six hits within like 2 minutes. I believe that at least one more got stuck in the net. Two more missed several minutes before. They apparently hit the engine. They were unable to penetrate either the turret or the hull elsewhere while we were inside. Although they tried and had a lot of time. As I said, this tank had a unique 'cope cage' (actually, 'cope netting') and a lot more ERA than an average Abrams. We – the crew – designed the arrangement of the ERA completely on our own based on an analysis of the previous hits on all the other Abrams tanks and our own knowledge of the weak spots, and that's why we still live after so many simultaneous strikes. And that's why the Abrams rocks. Would be impossible on a [Russian/Soviet] T series tank." Russian FPV crews hit the tank with several more FPVs after it was abandoned, but the tank was not destroyed and might still be salvageable. Because of recent advances, Russian forces may capture it. When I asked how they made it back to friendly lines, "On foot. It was close to the Russian positions. We finished the combat mission and drove back just 1 km from the Russians or even less. We could not evacuate because the FPVs were coming one after another. When I finally could hear no sound, we just jumped out of the tank and ran to a treeline. They were tracking us, so a mortar started working with some more drones, but we crawled away through the treeline. In the end, in a spot still under FPV control, our company commander rushed in and took us away."

Rob Lee

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Absolutely insane. Glenn Beck reveals before Stacy Abrams’ organization received $2 billion from taxpayers, her organization was only able to raise $100 $100….. and then received $2 BILLION Says Elon Musk’s DOGE is going after the following Democrat scams: - April, 2024, the Biden-Harris administration via the EPA handed over $7 billion of your money to a ghost called the United Climate Fund. This was all part of a 20 billion jackpot from the Greenhouse Gas reduction Fund that was tacked in and tucked in - Then the mask slips off. We find out that they were funneling cash to power forward communities. That thing is tied to Stacey Abrams. No transparency on that. No accountability. It's just a shell. She had only raised a hundred dollars. That's all she could raise for her own organization. - In December, it was (James O’Keefe) that caught an EPA official spilling the truth on this one. He said this was an insurance policy against Trump winning — So all it was a desperate cash dump before the clock ran out. (8 Major NGO’s received the lion share of the money) Now under the Department of Government Deficient DOGE, they blew the lid off of this thing. The $20 billion was stashed at Citibank. It's being clawed back now by the government. It isn't incompetence, it's calculated theft.”

Absolutely insane. Glenn Beck reveals before Stacy Abrams’ organization received $2 billion from taxpayers, her organization was only able to raise $100 $100….. and then received $2 BILLION Says Elon Musk’s DOGE is going after the following Democrat scams: - April, 2024, the Biden-Harris administration via the EPA handed over $7 billion of your money to a ghost called the United Climate Fund. This was all part of a 20 billion jackpot from the Greenhouse Gas reduction Fund that was tacked in and tucked in - Then the mask slips off. We find out that they were funneling cash to power forward communities. That thing is tied to Stacey Abrams. No transparency on that. No accountability. It's just a shell. She had only raised a hundred dollars. That's all she could raise for her own organization. - In December, it was (James O’Keefe) that caught an EPA official spilling the truth on this one. He said this was an insurance policy against Trump winning — So all it was a desperate cash dump before the clock ran out. (8 Major NGO’s received the lion share of the money) Now under the Department of Government Deficient DOGE, they blew the lid off of this thing. The $20 billion was stashed at Citibank. It's being clawed back now by the government. It isn't incompetence, it's calculated theft.”

Wall Street Apes

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Milton Friedman on why liberty must come before equality: “A society that aims for equality before liberty will end up with neither equality nor liberty.” “A society that aims first for liberty will not end up with equality, but it will end up with a closer approach to equality than any other kind of system that has ever been developed.” “You can only aim at equality by giving some people the right to take things from others.” “What ultimately happens when you aim for equality is that A and B decide what C should do for D, except that they take a little bit of commission off on the way.”

Milton Friedman on why liberty must come before equality: “A society that aims for equality before liberty will end up with neither equality nor liberty.” “A society that aims first for liberty will not end up with equality, but it will end up with a closer approach to equality than any other kind of system that has ever been developed.” “You can only aim at equality by giving some people the right to take things from others.” “What ultimately happens when you aim for equality is that A and B decide what C should do for D, except that they take a little bit of commission off on the way.”

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Foreign "Jing Drifter" Volunteer Team in Jingdezhen On December 8th, a special policy briefing was held in the lecture hall at Taoxichuan, Jingdezhen. Ditching rigid jargon for laughter and cheer, the organizers turned the classroom into a theater. Police officers from the Zhushan branch of the Jingdezhen Public Security Bureau, joined forces with Read Philip Lenard and Michael May, members of a volunteer team comprising international artists living in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province, to vividly interpret a series of practical policies for living and working in Jiangxi through a situational play, which was attended by more than 30 foreign artists. This event serves as a vivid microcosm of how the Foreign "Jing Drifter" Volunteer Service Team in Jingdezhen promotes cross-cultural integration and supports grassroots social governance. Launched on July 16, 2025, by the Zhushan branch of the Jingdezhen Public Security Bureau, the Foreign "Jing Drifter" Volunteer Service Team is the first foreign volunteer team in Jiangxi Province. Its 11 members come from 9 different countries. Leveraging the "Zhushan Police-Citizen Service Platform" in daily operations, the team assists police officers in a wide range of areas including entry reception, policy consultation, language support, and integrate into society. So far, they have organized 9 special service activities, provided policy consultation and translation support to 150 individuals, and served over 500 individuals. In this millennium-old porcelain capital of Jingdezhen, they have evolved from art seekers to cultural envoys, and further to participants in urban governance. "I’ve been living in Jingdezhen for over 30 years; this is my hometown." says Philip, a Canadian who leads the volunteer team, with immense pride. While dedicated to his artistic creations, Philip has also been sharing snippets of his life in Jingdezhen on RedNote (Xiaohongshu), showcasing the city’s beauty through his lens and becoming deeply familiar with every inch of its landscapes. This has laid a solid foundation for him to take the lead in this voluntary initiative. In recent years, he has taken the initiative to provide various life assistance to newly arrived foreign artists, from advising on visa extensions to guiding them around the porcelain capital. With sincerity and enthusiasm, he has built a bridge of trust, encouraging more foreign "Jing drifter"to shift from being onlookers to co-builders of the city. This cross-cultural empathy and connection is the most invaluable asset of the Foreign "Jing drifter" Volunteer Service Team. Michael May, another volunteer, can relate deeply to this sentiment. When he first arrived in Jingdezhen, he was once at a loss over visa-related issues. However, with the patient and meticulous assistance of police officer Li Yuchen from the Zhushan branch of the Jingdezhen Public Security Bureau, his problems were resolved satisfactorily. Upon learning about the establishment of the Foreign "Jing Drifter" Volunteer Service Team, Michael signed up without hesitation, eager to use his own experience to help others in similar situations. "Foreign artists often feel anxious when they first come to Jingdezhen due to language barriers and unfamiliarity with local policies. Having gone through the same challenges ourselves, we understand their needs better than anyone else." Michael says, echoing the shared aspiration of all team members. Drawing on their firsthand experience, the volunteers interpret policies and guide procedures for newly arrived foreign artists, effectively bridging cultural gaps. For instance, Indian artist Vijay Kumar successfully extended his 30 day short-term visa to 90 days with the team’s assistance. "The services here are incredibly convenient and friendly. They allow me to focus wholeheartedly on my creations." Vijay remarks happily. This convenient and efficient service experience is far from unique, it is evolving into a unique urban appeal of Jingdezhen. Anastasiya Huminskaya , a Belarusian artist who has taught in Hubei for many years, has also formed a deep impression of the city’s inclusiveness and thoughtfulness after hearing the firsthand experiences of many foreign friends. Having lived in China for 14 years, Anastasiya is no stranger to visa applications for work purposes and is well aware of policy differences across Chinese cities. "In other cities, the entire visa application process can take up to three months and requires a mountain of documents. But in Jingdezhen, with the help of the volunteer team, visa processing is fast and straightforward. I’ve never heard of any foreigner facing difficulties here." she says. This convenience has motivated her to recommend Jingdezhen to friends and family back home: "This is an ideal place for artistic creation, and many outstanding artists have chosen to come here for exactly this reason." "My soul is deeply imprinted with Chinese culture, my compatriots even call me a ‘China hand’." she says. The years of living in China have given her a profound understanding of Chinese culture, which she has seamlessly integrated into her artistic works. She particularly enjoys incorporating elements of traditional Chinese hairstyles and martial arts dance into her creations. The figures in her works, dressed in traditional Chinese attire and practicing martial arts, serve as a unique medium for her cross-cultural expression. These artworks have been exhibited in Belarus and other countries, earning widespread acclaim. "People love these pieces because they embody my unique experiences in China, offering them a more authentic and multi-dimensional glimpse of the country." Anastasiya explains. In the context of globalization, the level of integration of foreign residents is a key indicator of a city’s openness and governance capacity. The Foreign "Jing Drifter" Volunteer Service Team is not only policy interpreters and cultural communicators, but also mediators of potential conflicts. With their diverse perspectives, they inject vitality into social governance, effectively mitigating risks arising from cultural differences among foreign residents. Their efforts not only allow foreigners to deeply feel the warmth of Chinese society, but also demonstrate to the world China’s inclusive approach to advancing the modernization of national governance. #Jingdezhen #CulturalExchange #Volunteer #ChinaTravel 薛剑XueJian Zhang Zhisheng 张志昇 XUESONGPAN@CANADA Zhang Heqing Consulat général de Chine à Strasbourg Ribiao Chen

Foreign "Jing Drifter" Volunteer Team in Jingdezhen On December 8th, a special policy briefing was held in the lecture hall at Taoxichuan, Jingdezhen. Ditching rigid jargon for laughter and cheer, the organizers turned the classroom into a theater. Police officers from the Zhushan branch of the Jingdezhen Public Security Bureau, joined forces with Read Philip Lenard and Michael May, members of a volunteer team comprising international artists living in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province, to vividly interpret a series of practical policies for living and working in Jiangxi through a situational play, which was attended by more than 30 foreign artists. This event serves as a vivid microcosm of how the Foreign "Jing Drifter" Volunteer Service Team in Jingdezhen promotes cross-cultural integration and supports grassroots social governance. Launched on July 16, 2025, by the Zhushan branch of the Jingdezhen Public Security Bureau, the Foreign "Jing Drifter" Volunteer Service Team is the first foreign volunteer team in Jiangxi Province. Its 11 members come from 9 different countries. Leveraging the "Zhushan Police-Citizen Service Platform" in daily operations, the team assists police officers in a wide range of areas including entry reception, policy consultation, language support, and integrate into society. So far, they have organized 9 special service activities, provided policy consultation and translation support to 150 individuals, and served over 500 individuals. In this millennium-old porcelain capital of Jingdezhen, they have evolved from art seekers to cultural envoys, and further to participants in urban governance. "I’ve been living in Jingdezhen for over 30 years; this is my hometown." says Philip, a Canadian who leads the volunteer team, with immense pride. While dedicated to his artistic creations, Philip has also been sharing snippets of his life in Jingdezhen on RedNote (Xiaohongshu), showcasing the city’s beauty through his lens and becoming deeply familiar with every inch of its landscapes. This has laid a solid foundation for him to take the lead in this voluntary initiative. In recent years, he has taken the initiative to provide various life assistance to newly arrived foreign artists, from advising on visa extensions to guiding them around the porcelain capital. With sincerity and enthusiasm, he has built a bridge of trust, encouraging more foreign "Jing drifter"to shift from being onlookers to co-builders of the city. This cross-cultural empathy and connection is the most invaluable asset of the Foreign "Jing drifter" Volunteer Service Team. Michael May, another volunteer, can relate deeply to this sentiment. When he first arrived in Jingdezhen, he was once at a loss over visa-related issues. However, with the patient and meticulous assistance of police officer Li Yuchen from the Zhushan branch of the Jingdezhen Public Security Bureau, his problems were resolved satisfactorily. Upon learning about the establishment of the Foreign "Jing Drifter" Volunteer Service Team, Michael signed up without hesitation, eager to use his own experience to help others in similar situations. "Foreign artists often feel anxious when they first come to Jingdezhen due to language barriers and unfamiliarity with local policies. Having gone through the same challenges ourselves, we understand their needs better than anyone else." Michael says, echoing the shared aspiration of all team members. Drawing on their firsthand experience, the volunteers interpret policies and guide procedures for newly arrived foreign artists, effectively bridging cultural gaps. For instance, Indian artist Vijay Kumar successfully extended his 30 day short-term visa to 90 days with the team’s assistance. "The services here are incredibly convenient and friendly. They allow me to focus wholeheartedly on my creations." Vijay remarks happily. This convenient and efficient service experience is far from unique, it is evolving into a unique urban appeal of Jingdezhen. Anastasiya Huminskaya , a Belarusian artist who has taught in Hubei for many years, has also formed a deep impression of the city’s inclusiveness and thoughtfulness after hearing the firsthand experiences of many foreign friends. Having lived in China for 14 years, Anastasiya is no stranger to visa applications for work purposes and is well aware of policy differences across Chinese cities. "In other cities, the entire visa application process can take up to three months and requires a mountain of documents. But in Jingdezhen, with the help of the volunteer team, visa processing is fast and straightforward. I’ve never heard of any foreigner facing difficulties here." she says. This convenience has motivated her to recommend Jingdezhen to friends and family back home: "This is an ideal place for artistic creation, and many outstanding artists have chosen to come here for exactly this reason." "My soul is deeply imprinted with Chinese culture, my compatriots even call me a ‘China hand’." she says. The years of living in China have given her a profound understanding of Chinese culture, which she has seamlessly integrated into her artistic works. She particularly enjoys incorporating elements of traditional Chinese hairstyles and martial arts dance into her creations. The figures in her works, dressed in traditional Chinese attire and practicing martial arts, serve as a unique medium for her cross-cultural expression. These artworks have been exhibited in Belarus and other countries, earning widespread acclaim. "People love these pieces because they embody my unique experiences in China, offering them a more authentic and multi-dimensional glimpse of the country." Anastasiya explains. In the context of globalization, the level of integration of foreign residents is a key indicator of a city’s openness and governance capacity. The Foreign "Jing Drifter" Volunteer Service Team is not only policy interpreters and cultural communicators, but also mediators of potential conflicts. With their diverse perspectives, they inject vitality into social governance, effectively mitigating risks arising from cultural differences among foreign residents. Their efforts not only allow foreigners to deeply feel the warmth of Chinese society, but also demonstrate to the world China’s inclusive approach to advancing the modernization of national governance. #Jingdezhen #CulturalExchange #Volunteer #ChinaTravel 薛剑XueJian Zhang Zhisheng 张志昇 XUESONGPAN@CANADA Zhang Heqing Consulat général de Chine à Strasbourg Ribiao Chen

Meet Jiangxi

112,509 views • 8 months ago

PBS's Amna Nawaz laments to David Brooks "In terms of that, David, what we have seen from Republicans on the messaging front so far is some anti-Muslim rhetoric already. Republicans are now using Dr. El-Sayed's full name in their ads, which they haven't used before, which is Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, which I guess is supposed to scare people or something. But the president is also talking about a rising communism threat. None of these candidates are communists. Are those the strongest messages the Republicans have right now?" Brooks claimed "No, they should just say, these people are too left-wing for you" before arguing "If you remember the Democratic primary debate, presidential debate, almost all the candidates said, I believe in open borders. That was political suicide. This is political suicide times 10...You take a look at what happened in Georgia a couple of years ago. You had Raphael Warnock, a moderate, and Stacey Abrams, a progressive. Warnock wins, Abrams loses." While Warnick may not be a moderate, Brooks did call Abdul El-Sayed a socialist, which did not sit well with Jonathan Capehart, "I would just say Dr. El-Sayed is not a socialist. He's a progressive, just to be clear. He's not a member of the DSA." (1/2)

PBS's Amna Nawaz laments to David Brooks "In terms of that, David, what we have seen from Republicans on the messaging front so far is some anti-Muslim rhetoric already. Republicans are now using Dr. El-Sayed's full name in their ads, which they haven't used before, which is Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, which I guess is supposed to scare people or something. But the president is also talking about a rising communism threat. None of these candidates are communists. Are those the strongest messages the Republicans have right now?" Brooks claimed "No, they should just say, these people are too left-wing for you" before arguing "If you remember the Democratic primary debate, presidential debate, almost all the candidates said, I believe in open borders. That was political suicide. This is political suicide times 10...You take a look at what happened in Georgia a couple of years ago. You had Raphael Warnock, a moderate, and Stacey Abrams, a progressive. Warnock wins, Abrams loses." While Warnick may not be a moderate, Brooks did call Abdul El-Sayed a socialist, which did not sit well with Jonathan Capehart, "I would just say Dr. El-Sayed is not a socialist. He's a progressive, just to be clear. He's not a member of the DSA." (1/2)

Alex Christy

20,065 views • 21 days ago

🇺🇸MALCOLM X: "The white man can never win another war on the ground. His days of war––victory––his days of battleground victory are over. Can I prove it? Yes. Take all the action that's going on this Earth right now that he's involved in. Tell me where he's winning – nowhere. Why, some rice farmers, some rice farmers! Some rice-eaters ran him out of Korea, yes they ran him out of Korea. Rice-eaters, with nothing but gym shoes and a rifle and a bowl of rice, took him and his tanks and his napalm and all that other action he's supposed to have and ran him across the Yalu. Why? Because the day that he can win on the ground has passed. Up in French Indochina, those little peasants, rice-growers, took on the might of the French army and ran all the Frenchmen, you remember Dien Bien Phu! The same thing happened in Algeria, in Africa. They didn't have anything but a rifle. The French had all these highly mechanized instruments of warfare. But they put some guerilla action on. And a white man can't fight a guerilla warfare. Guerilla action takes heart, takes nerve, and he doesn't have that. He's brave when he's got tanks. He's brave when he's got planes. He's brave when he's got bombs. He's brave when he's got a whole lot of company along with him. But you take that little man from Africa and Asia; turn him loose in the woods with a blade. A blade. That's all he needs. All he needs is a blade. And when the sun comes down – goes down and it's dark, it's even-Steven." #Vietnam

🇺🇸MALCOLM X: "The white man can never win another war on the ground. His days of war––victory––his days of battleground victory are over. Can I prove it? Yes. Take all the action that's going on this Earth right now that he's involved in. Tell me where he's winning – nowhere. Why, some rice farmers, some rice farmers! Some rice-eaters ran him out of Korea, yes they ran him out of Korea. Rice-eaters, with nothing but gym shoes and a rifle and a bowl of rice, took him and his tanks and his napalm and all that other action he's supposed to have and ran him across the Yalu. Why? Because the day that he can win on the ground has passed. Up in French Indochina, those little peasants, rice-growers, took on the might of the French army and ran all the Frenchmen, you remember Dien Bien Phu! The same thing happened in Algeria, in Africa. They didn't have anything but a rifle. The French had all these highly mechanized instruments of warfare. But they put some guerilla action on. And a white man can't fight a guerilla warfare. Guerilla action takes heart, takes nerve, and he doesn't have that. He's brave when he's got tanks. He's brave when he's got planes. He's brave when he's got bombs. He's brave when he's got a whole lot of company along with him. But you take that little man from Africa and Asia; turn him loose in the woods with a blade. A blade. That's all he needs. All he needs is a blade. And when the sun comes down – goes down and it's dark, it's even-Steven." #Vietnam

Sony Thăng

87,149 views • 3 years ago

Some quite remarkable claims in this short interview between Ryan Bridge and Concrete Mike Graham. Hopefully this clip puts a few things straight with evidence provided, mostly. Bridge’s assault in Brighton: He broke away from the main march and, along with his thugs, aggressively targeted a counter‑protestor holding a sign. He instigated the aggression; FAFO principles apply. He is currently on bail for at least one assault on a woman in Brighton. Bridge’s claim of “two‑tier justice”: He says that if Raise the Colours went around masked‑up like others do, they’d be shut down. They do go around like that! The evidence here relates shows the night a serious assault took place on a man who was allegedly run over by a cherry picker used to put flags up. Bridge is on bail for GBH, along with others, in connection with this incident. Everything he does and says is a grift. The law is slowly but surely catching up with them.

Some quite remarkable claims in this short interview between Ryan Bridge and Concrete Mike Graham. Hopefully this clip puts a few things straight with evidence provided, mostly. Bridge’s assault in Brighton: He broke away from the main march and, along with his thugs, aggressively targeted a counter‑protestor holding a sign. He instigated the aggression; FAFO principles apply. He is currently on bail for at least one assault on a woman in Brighton. Bridge’s claim of “two‑tier justice”: He says that if Raise the Colours went around masked‑up like others do, they’d be shut down. They do go around like that! The evidence here relates shows the night a serious assault took place on a man who was allegedly run over by a cherry picker used to put flags up. Bridge is on bail for GBH, along with others, in connection with this incident. Everything he does and says is a grift. The law is slowly but surely catching up with them.

The Rev. Anton Mittens 🌹👮🎓

15,195 views • 2 months ago

This is an adcoin on Base for Alpha.fun. Very soon, they are releasing a new TikTok-style trading wallet that does the research for you and puts the smartest trading moves at your fingertips. 1) Watch this awesome explainer by our resident video wiz JackWyldes ⌐◨-◨. 2) Buy some of the adcoin on Zora (link in next tweet), and when Alpha Dot Fun launches, you'll automatically save 20% off a subscription. 3) Follow Alpha.fun with notis on so you don't miss the launch. Meanwhile, we will take every penny earned in trading fees on this coin and use it to Buy Back more $ALPHA (an idea from jesse.base.eth.) Let's experiment with a new kind of onchain promotional flywheel and FAFO together! 🫡

This is an adcoin on Base for Alpha.fun. Very soon, they are releasing a new TikTok-style trading wallet that does the research for you and puts the smartest trading moves at your fingertips. 1) Watch this awesome explainer by our resident video wiz JackWyldes ⌐◨-◨. 2) Buy some of the adcoin on Zora (link in next tweet), and when Alpha Dot Fun launches, you'll automatically save 20% off a subscription. 3) Follow Alpha.fun with notis on so you don't miss the launch. Meanwhile, we will take every penny earned in trading fees on this coin and use it to Buy Back more $ALPHA (an idea from jesse.base.eth.) Let's experiment with a new kind of onchain promotional flywheel and FAFO together! 🫡

Zero Rights Media

47,619 views • 1 year ago

The Codex app server was such a brilliant stroke of foresight that really doesn't get enough love Not only are you allowed to use your chatgpt account with any harness, but you can build your own apps directly on top of theirs. They just make building on and with codex such a great experience To demonstrate this utility, I want to highlight the kitty litter app, made by SIGKITTEN. Instead of having to build the entire harness, and all the infrastructure, he's plugged into the app server for a unified experience between mobile and dev machine. When I create a session on my computer, it's automatically available on my phone. All of the chats you see in this video automatically populated when we connected to the app server. All my skills. My agents. My sessions. My folders. My prompts. They're all ready to use - automatically. Because they're exposed by the app server, along with many other endpoints. It's a great ux/dx that really deserves some love. It's almost like they want you to build on top of their products ;) Btw Litter is great 👍

The Codex app server was such a brilliant stroke of foresight that really doesn't get enough love Not only are you allowed to use your chatgpt account with any harness, but you can build your own apps directly on top of theirs. They just make building on and with codex such a great experience To demonstrate this utility, I want to highlight the kitty litter app, made by SIGKITTEN. Instead of having to build the entire harness, and all the infrastructure, he's plugged into the app server for a unified experience between mobile and dev machine. When I create a session on my computer, it's automatically available on my phone. All of the chats you see in this video automatically populated when we connected to the app server. All my skills. My agents. My sessions. My folders. My prompts. They're all ready to use - automatically. Because they're exposed by the app server, along with many other endpoints. It's a great ux/dx that really deserves some love. It's almost like they want you to build on top of their products ;) Btw Litter is great 👍

am.will

265,669 views • 4 months ago

When that asshat in the jacked-up truck sprawls across four stalls like he owns the lot, it's time for some artistic justice. Skip the confrontation—grab a few well-placed decals (think "Small Dick Energy" in bold, or "Park Like a Prick") and channel your inner vandal on the dusty tailgate. Finger-draw in the grime: a giant 🍆 with a sad face, or "Sorry, my truck compensates" in elegant script. Add stick-figure arrows pointing to the wasted spaces: "These three are for my ego." Hand-drawn leveling: a cartoon big-rig with tiny wheels, or a simple "Learn to park, Chad" surrounded by smiley faces. It's petty, temporary, and washes off with the next rain—harmless fun that hits the "big man" right in the fragile masculinity. Think it's too much? Nah. Just enough for the right guy who needs the peg pulled. The lot laughs, he fumes, and karma gets a quick sketch.

When that asshat in the jacked-up truck sprawls across four stalls like he owns the lot, it's time for some artistic justice. Skip the confrontation—grab a few well-placed decals (think "Small Dick Energy" in bold, or "Park Like a Prick") and channel your inner vandal on the dusty tailgate. Finger-draw in the grime: a giant 🍆 with a sad face, or "Sorry, my truck compensates" in elegant script. Add stick-figure arrows pointing to the wasted spaces: "These three are for my ego." Hand-drawn leveling: a cartoon big-rig with tiny wheels, or a simple "Learn to park, Chad" surrounded by smiley faces. It's petty, temporary, and washes off with the next rain—harmless fun that hits the "big man" right in the fragile masculinity. Think it's too much? Nah. Just enough for the right guy who needs the peg pulled. The lot laughs, he fumes, and karma gets a quick sketch.

🚫👁️Drinks on Saturday🇺🇸

597,737 views • 4 months ago

Congratulations to Sangita Myska who won Media Personality of the Year 2024 at the Asian Media⁩ Awards 👏 Your reminder that she was taken off air by LBC after this interview with an Israeli government spokesman where she called out Israeli propaganda - the same Israel who just a couple of days ago was shooting at UN peacekeepers in Lebanon And your reminder that her listener numbers weren't going down, they were actually going up at the time Some of my favourite radio hosts are on LBC, and I don't blame any of them for their silence over LBC cancelling Myska, as perhaps they too may have been threatened if they spoke up for their colleague. Though it is difficult and sad when some of the best people in radio are silent on a subject like this A question to ask: Why is a foreign government able to influence the employment of a British journalist on a British radio show? And also, why didn't LBC stand up for the right of one of their journalists?

Congratulations to Sangita Myska who won Media Personality of the Year 2024 at the Asian Media⁩ Awards 👏 Your reminder that she was taken off air by LBC after this interview with an Israeli government spokesman where she called out Israeli propaganda - the same Israel who just a couple of days ago was shooting at UN peacekeepers in Lebanon And your reminder that her listener numbers weren't going down, they were actually going up at the time Some of my favourite radio hosts are on LBC, and I don't blame any of them for their silence over LBC cancelling Myska, as perhaps they too may have been threatened if they spoke up for their colleague. Though it is difficult and sad when some of the best people in radio are silent on a subject like this A question to ask: Why is a foreign government able to influence the employment of a British journalist on a British radio show? And also, why didn't LBC stand up for the right of one of their journalists?

Farrukh

101,802 views • 1 year ago

This is what they mean when they call Stevie Ray Vaughan a prodigy 🔥🎸 Watch him weave pure magic on the guitar 🎸 that tone, feel, and fire that redefined blues for a generation. Starting at age 7 in Dallas (inspired by big brother Jimmie), SRV dropped out of high school to chase the blues, blending Hendrix power, Albert King soul, and his own Texas thunder.💯🔥 By the early ‘80s with Double Trouble, albums like Texas Flood exploded, reviving blues worldwide. Grammy winner, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, and still one of the greatest guitarists ever. 🙏Gone too soon in 1990, but his legacy lives every time someone picks up a Strat.😎 Who else gets chills from SRV👀💙

This is what they mean when they call Stevie Ray Vaughan a prodigy 🔥🎸 Watch him weave pure magic on the guitar 🎸 that tone, feel, and fire that redefined blues for a generation. Starting at age 7 in Dallas (inspired by big brother Jimmie), SRV dropped out of high school to chase the blues, blending Hendrix power, Albert King soul, and his own Texas thunder.💯🔥 By the early ‘80s with Double Trouble, albums like Texas Flood exploded, reviving blues worldwide. Grammy winner, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, and still one of the greatest guitarists ever. 🙏Gone too soon in 1990, but his legacy lives every time someone picks up a Strat.😎 Who else gets chills from SRV👀💙

Louise 💙

22,704 views • 2 months ago

The future doesn't just happen. Someone has to build it. Last week I sat down with Zach Abrams (Bridge → Stripe) to talk about going from a Slack integration to a $1B exit in under 2 years. Bridge was not an obvious bet in 2023. For one thing the timing for Bridge's launch was absolutely terrible. Terra Luna collapsed. FTX imploded. USDC depegged the week they launched. Every bank partner went under. But here's what actually happened: Bridge didn't wait for the stablecoin market to recover. They proved it out one use case at a time—cross-border payments, neo-bank infra, government payouts. First customer? Nicholas from Zulu, a fintech in Colombia messaging them on Slack. All their early customers came from Twitter. Zero enterprise sales playbook. Just compounding chaos that somehow looked like a hockey stick from the outside. In this conversation, Zach breaks down: - Why he's worked at every major fintech (Square, Coinbase, Brex) - How they built with 1 designer and API docs - What PMF actually feels like as a founder (spoiler: always broken) - Why the Collisons wanted to acquire Bridge and he asked one of his own investors to talk stripe out of the deal (!!) - His surprisingly bearish take on SF because of AI Full video 👇

The future doesn't just happen. Someone has to build it. Last week I sat down with Zach Abrams (Bridge → Stripe) to talk about going from a Slack integration to a $1B exit in under 2 years. Bridge was not an obvious bet in 2023. For one thing the timing for Bridge's launch was absolutely terrible. Terra Luna collapsed. FTX imploded. USDC depegged the week they launched. Every bank partner went under. But here's what actually happened: Bridge didn't wait for the stablecoin market to recover. They proved it out one use case at a time—cross-border payments, neo-bank infra, government payouts. First customer? Nicholas from Zulu, a fintech in Colombia messaging them on Slack. All their early customers came from Twitter. Zero enterprise sales playbook. Just compounding chaos that somehow looked like a hockey stick from the outside. In this conversation, Zach breaks down: - Why he's worked at every major fintech (Square, Coinbase, Brex) - How they built with 1 designer and API docs - What PMF actually feels like as a founder (spoiler: always broken) - Why the Collisons wanted to acquire Bridge and he asked one of his own investors to talk stripe out of the deal (!!) - His surprisingly bearish take on SF because of AI Full video 👇

AJ Asver

13,184 views • 10 months ago

Disclaimer: This is my own translation of parts of #Flex1045xJossGawinConcert It's not a word for word translation, since the original conversation was quite long and JossGawin don't always speak in perfectly structured Thai. I've adjusted some wording and phrasing to make it flow more naturally and easier to understand in English. --------------------------------------------- 🎙: When did you first develop a passion for music? 🐧: I think I felt it from a very young age, back in elementary school. Before that, my mom had a guitar at home. She used to play it when she was in high school. 🐧: There was this guitar at our house, and as a kid I'd just strum it and mess around with it. I didn't really know how to play, but I liked experimenting with it. Then I came across some music-making apps on my phone. Back then they weren't touchscreens or anything, they had actual buttons. 🐧: I started seriously studying music when I was in elementary school, around Grade 3 or Grade 4. I also joined my school's marching band. That's when I began learning the trumpet. I stayed with it for a long time and really enjoyed it. I liked music so much that I even wanted to attend a music school. 🎙: Why did you choose the trumpet? 🐧: Honestly, at the time I didn't even know what a trumpet was. I joined a music class where everyone had to pick an instrument, but I had no idea what to choose. I didn't even know what a marching band was. They looked at me and basically decided, "Let's give this kid a trumpet." 🎙: So they chose it for you. You didn't choose it yourself. 🐧: Yeah, I didn't even choose it. I just started learning it from then on. After school, I'd continue with extra music lessons. I kept playing for years, and eventually I realized that I really liked it. 🎙: And your mom can play guitar too, right? 🐧: She can, to some extent. She knows chords and can sing while playing. She used to do that back when she played regularly. 🎙: Did your mom ever play with you or teach you? 🐧: When I was little, she taught me some basics, like what each string was and little things like that. But as I said, she hadn't played in a long time, so she had probably forgotten some things. Still, the guitar was always there. 🎙: So in a way, that guitar is something passed down from your mom to you. Do you still have it? 🐧: I do. But it probably needs some repairs because it's really, really old now.

Disclaimer: This is my own translation of parts of #Flex1045xJossGawinConcert It's not a word for word translation, since the original conversation was quite long and JossGawin don't always speak in perfectly structured Thai. I've adjusted some wording and phrasing to make it flow more naturally and easier to understand in English. --------------------------------------------- 🎙: When did you first develop a passion for music? 🐧: I think I felt it from a very young age, back in elementary school. Before that, my mom had a guitar at home. She used to play it when she was in high school. 🐧: There was this guitar at our house, and as a kid I'd just strum it and mess around with it. I didn't really know how to play, but I liked experimenting with it. Then I came across some music-making apps on my phone. Back then they weren't touchscreens or anything, they had actual buttons. 🐧: I started seriously studying music when I was in elementary school, around Grade 3 or Grade 4. I also joined my school's marching band. That's when I began learning the trumpet. I stayed with it for a long time and really enjoyed it. I liked music so much that I even wanted to attend a music school. 🎙: Why did you choose the trumpet? 🐧: Honestly, at the time I didn't even know what a trumpet was. I joined a music class where everyone had to pick an instrument, but I had no idea what to choose. I didn't even know what a marching band was. They looked at me and basically decided, "Let's give this kid a trumpet." 🎙: So they chose it for you. You didn't choose it yourself. 🐧: Yeah, I didn't even choose it. I just started learning it from then on. After school, I'd continue with extra music lessons. I kept playing for years, and eventually I realized that I really liked it. 🎙: And your mom can play guitar too, right? 🐧: She can, to some extent. She knows chords and can sing while playing. She used to do that back when she played regularly. 🎙: Did your mom ever play with you or teach you? 🐧: When I was little, she taught me some basics, like what each string was and little things like that. But as I said, she hadn't played in a long time, so she had probably forgotten some things. Still, the guitar was always there. 🎙: So in a way, that guitar is something passed down from your mom to you. Do you still have it? 🐧: I do. But it probably needs some repairs because it's really, really old now.

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82,458 views • 2 months ago

Jaylen Brown says Kobe Bryant inspired him to start his own brand, 741, after turning down nearly $50,000,000 in deals “I passed on almost $50 million worth of deals in order to start something on my own. Not because I didn't like money, those type of deals didn't work for me. Honestly, where I got the idea was from Kobe, may he rest in peace. Before he passed away, I remember seeing an article come out that Kobe was launching his own brand. He had planned on signing athletes, giving better deals and better percentages. I thought that was dope” “Also, just going through my own experiences dealing with some major corporations and how they value your creativity, how they value you. I met with every brand in hopes of signing with somebody, and none of them stood out to me. They all kind of approached things the same, and I think it's a little dinosaur. I was looking for the brand of the future, not the brand of the past. I couldn't find it, so I had to start it” “Intellectual property and that stuff is important because when you get older, when the ball stops, you still want to be able to present your shoes or go back to your neighborhood and do some projects or events. Just because your career stops doesn't mean your influence and your likeness stop. But if somebody owns that, they tell you when you can do what you want to do” “There are certain older players that I've had conversations with, being a union member, who are extremely upset by the fact that they've had signature lines and the company they were aligned with told them, ‘We're not putting out, you can't put out any more shoes.’ They're frustrated by that” “Our youth need to hear that frustration. They've seen you at your highest, but they need to see that too because it can help inform their decision making. It might be somebody else in the next generation who wants to start their own business. They might start the next Nike. They might start the next Yeezy”

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159,751 views • 1 month ago

“I mean full transparency it's something that even the idea of talking about it feel like I struggle with. I think there was a a period when he passed away where I really struggled with acknowledging how strange it is to have people kind of own part of your grief in a way. I have such strong feelings around my friend passing away and then suddenly being made aware of there's a desire from other people of you to convey that in some way or it means you're not feeling what you're feeling or something. And it's so difficult to lose a friend, it's difficult to lose any friend, but it's so difficult to lose a friend who is so like you in so many ways. It's like I saw someone with the kindest heart who just wanted to be great. It was a really important moment for me in terms of taking a look at my life and being able to say to myself like, okay, like what do I want to do with my life? Like how do I want to live my life? And I think the greatest way you can honor your friends who pass away is by living your life to the fullest. Super special person and really sad.” - Harry talking about Liam for Zane Lowe 🖤

“I mean full transparency it's something that even the idea of talking about it feel like I struggle with. I think there was a a period when he passed away where I really struggled with acknowledging how strange it is to have people kind of own part of your grief in a way. I have such strong feelings around my friend passing away and then suddenly being made aware of there's a desire from other people of you to convey that in some way or it means you're not feeling what you're feeling or something. And it's so difficult to lose a friend, it's difficult to lose any friend, but it's so difficult to lose a friend who is so like you in so many ways. It's like I saw someone with the kindest heart who just wanted to be great. It was a really important moment for me in terms of taking a look at my life and being able to say to myself like, okay, like what do I want to do with my life? Like how do I want to live my life? And I think the greatest way you can honor your friends who pass away is by living your life to the fullest. Super special person and really sad.” - Harry talking about Liam for Zane Lowe 🖤

HSD💋🪩

306,747 views • 5 months ago

Why was there no alarm and limited water for the Lahaina Maui fire disaster? Tulsi Gabbard 🌺: "The alarms were not sounded because of this fire, and that was the number one question: Why wouldn't you sound the alarm system?" Joe Rogan: "Couldn't they send an alarm to your phone that says there is a fire?" Tulsi Gabbard 🌺: "They turned on their hoses, and it was just like dribbles of water. So, they are literally scooping water out of their toilet bowls and grabbing rainwater from buckets, trying to fight fires in their communities to save homes... There was a request that was put into the State to divert the water so it could be used to fight the fires, and there was some type of 6 or 8-hour delay before that decision was made... The fact that the people of Maui don't have control over their own water is exactly the problem. Both in this crisis but on a daily basis, where families are told county-wide there's a drought right now, you got to conserve water, be limited, don't wash your car, and all this. Meanwhile, they drive through one of these resorts, and they see all the sprinklers on for the golf courses and no restrictions whatsoever in the hotels, and it's no wonder why people over there are like, what's going on over here?"

Why was there no alarm and limited water for the Lahaina Maui fire disaster? Tulsi Gabbard 🌺: "The alarms were not sounded because of this fire, and that was the number one question: Why wouldn't you sound the alarm system?" Joe Rogan: "Couldn't they send an alarm to your phone that says there is a fire?" Tulsi Gabbard 🌺: "They turned on their hoses, and it was just like dribbles of water. So, they are literally scooping water out of their toilet bowls and grabbing rainwater from buckets, trying to fight fires in their communities to save homes... There was a request that was put into the State to divert the water so it could be used to fight the fires, and there was some type of 6 or 8-hour delay before that decision was made... The fact that the people of Maui don't have control over their own water is exactly the problem. Both in this crisis but on a daily basis, where families are told county-wide there's a drought right now, you got to conserve water, be limited, don't wash your car, and all this. Meanwhile, they drive through one of these resorts, and they see all the sprinklers on for the golf courses and no restrictions whatsoever in the hotels, and it's no wonder why people over there are like, what's going on over here?"

KanekoaTheGreat

1,616,505 views • 3 years ago

🎙️: Khun Arnold… 🐻: Kap ☺️ *the way he just get ready right away lol* 🎙️: … the same question as before. How is it with the character? How do you feel watching it? The viewers are so invested for you... 🐻: Umm, I think people on X are quite biased because I feel like in the beginning, when Arnold didn't do anything wrong, he got criticized right from the start. Like... "He's clueless, he doesn't get it, he can't read the room," things like that… like maybe they are Tua’s "Mae" 🐧: 😆🫠 *start fidgeting :)))* 🎙️: They said you were leading him on… 🐻: Right. Not saying "I love you" but keeping him on the hook, something like that… which lately around EP 5-6, there are finally some "mommies" for Arnold too, who point things out and give support 😆☺️ 🐻: From my perspective, I feel like with this story... I got to play a lively and fun character. And in terms of acting, I'm happy that people are praising it, including when they criticize us like they aren't swearing at us, no one is swearing… 🐻: They are just really immersed in the character and feel annoyed with us. Like, "Oh, he's gonna be a bo..." What do they call it? Bo?!! 🌼: Bo, bo... a clueless dog * Thai slang for a Golden Retriever* 🐻: Yeah... like they want to shake Arnold and tell him to go clear up his relationship with Tua, something like that. It's fun. It's cute that everyone actually breaking down the character... I really like this. When I go in and read it, it feels like they are trying to analyze why the character acts a certain way… 🐻: There are many scenes that don't fully explain the true identity of that character which as an actor, is quite hard. Because we discuss it with the director a lot why he does this and that… but they are "shadow scenes" so everyone might not get to see the wider picture. 🐻: But I'm also glad that for many scenes, people came out and said that we acted naturally. Personally, I feel like this is a project where I'm a lot more comfortable and relaxed. At first, I was a little tense because it had to be a kid who uses his body a lot, dances a lot, things like that. 🐻: So I'm glad that people like it, including the other characters that they talk and debate about on social media ☺️ #OnlyFriendsDreamOn #JossGawin

🎙️: Khun Arnold… 🐻: Kap ☺️ the way he just get ready right away lol 🎙️: … the same question as before. How is it with the character? How do you feel watching it? The viewers are so invested for you... 🐻: Umm, I think people on X are quite biased because I feel like in the beginning, when Arnold didn't do anything wrong, he got criticized right from the start. Like... "He's clueless, he doesn't get it, he can't read the room," things like that… like maybe they are Tua’s "Mae" 🐧: 😆🫠 start fidgeting :))) 🎙️: They said you were leading him on… 🐻: Right. Not saying "I love you" but keeping him on the hook, something like that… which lately around EP 5-6, there are finally some "mommies" for Arnold too, who point things out and give support 😆☺️ 🐻: From my perspective, I feel like with this story... I got to play a lively and fun character. And in terms of acting, I'm happy that people are praising it, including when they criticize us like they aren't swearing at us, no one is swearing… 🐻: They are just really immersed in the character and feel annoyed with us. Like, "Oh, he's gonna be a bo..." What do they call it? Bo?!! 🌼: Bo, bo... a clueless dog * Thai slang for a Golden Retriever* 🐻: Yeah... like they want to shake Arnold and tell him to go clear up his relationship with Tua, something like that. It's fun. It's cute that everyone actually breaking down the character... I really like this. When I go in and read it, it feels like they are trying to analyze why the character acts a certain way… 🐻: There are many scenes that don't fully explain the true identity of that character which as an actor, is quite hard. Because we discuss it with the director a lot why he does this and that… but they are "shadow scenes" so everyone might not get to see the wider picture. 🐻: But I'm also glad that for many scenes, people came out and said that we acted naturally. Personally, I feel like this is a project where I'm a lot more comfortable and relaxed. At first, I was a little tense because it had to be a kid who uses his body a lot, dances a lot, things like that. 🐻: So I'm glad that people like it, including the other characters that they talk and debate about on social media ☺️ #OnlyFriendsDreamOn #JossGawin

BABY G’s Sparkling Wings ꒰ྀི১🪽🎀༘♔ ִֶָ🎸🎧ྀི ⋆｡🍎

18,723 views • 4 months ago