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Finally went on another adventure with cabridep! It definitely wasn’t behind a chapel.. Sadly our pisses weren’t in sync, but more vids to come😈 #piss #pissing #pissinpublic #pissmarking #peeing #pissoutside #pisswhereyouwant #gaypiss #pisskink #pissen #pinkeln #brunzen

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One of the naughtiest adventures cabridep and I had yet! I was so turned on/bursting thatI forgot to focus the camera. Felt incredible 😈 #pissing #piss #pissmarking #pisskink #naughtypiss #gaypiss #pisspig #publicpiss #peeing #pissen #pinkeln #brunzen
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One of the naughtiest adventures cabridep and I had yet! I was so turned on/bursting thatI forgot to focus the camera. Felt incredible 😈 #pissing #piss #pissmarking #pisskink #naughtypiss #gaypiss #pisspig #publicpiss #peeing #pissen #pinkeln #brunzen

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Earlier in the week, Turkish FM Hakan Fidan warned Iran after a missile entered Turkish airspace: “If it was a missile that went off course, that's a different matter. But if more come after it, our advice to you is: under no circumstances should anyone in Iran embark on such an adventure.” Raylan Givens
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Earlier in the week, Turkish FM Hakan Fidan warned Iran after a missile entered Turkish airspace: “If it was a missile that went off course, that's a different matter. But if more come after it, our advice to you is: under no circumstances should anyone in Iran embark on such an adventure.” Raylan Givens

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Probably one of the most gorgeous animation styles I’ve seen in Genshin fan works by @/Cyclic_abelian. The deep compositing, incredibly detailed character designs, stunning background art, and genuinely amazing direction make it stand out so much. What’s even more insane? This was all done by ONE person, not a team. It honestly deserves way more praise. Sadly the creator is currently on a hiatus from Genshin projects, but I’m sure they’ll come back with another masterpiece soon. Make sure to check it out on their channel and show them some love!! #GenshinImpact
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Probably one of the most gorgeous animation styles I’ve seen in Genshin fan works by @/Cyclic_abelian. The deep compositing, incredibly detailed character designs, stunning background art, and genuinely amazing direction make it stand out so much. What’s even more insane? This was all done by ONE person, not a team. It honestly deserves way more praise. Sadly the creator is currently on a hiatus from Genshin projects, but I’m sure they’ll come back with another masterpiece soon. Make sure to check it out on their channel and show them some love!! #GenshinImpact

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Kyrie Irving says he and LeBron James would have won more championships together if he had the maturity he has now “If I was in the same maturity level I am now and understanding who I am, and I look back on that time, then we definitely, definitely would have won more championships together.” “There would have been a better man-to-man understanding about what I’m going through. I didn’t know how to share my emotions.” “I didn’t know how to do that. So instead of sharing, I isolated myself. And I just started pouring myself more into the game of basketball.” “I had one of my better seasons, but I wasn’t connecting with everybody as much during our championship year. So in 2017, it was a different year for us. We went against Golden State. We went against a great team. And you’re not a great team if you’re not clicking on all cylinders.” “Together, you’re easily defeatable. You’re defeated before you even get to the arena. We were in those games against Golden State, but we definitely could have given them a run for their money.”
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Kyrie Irving says he and LeBron James would have won more championships together if he had the maturity he has now “If I was in the same maturity level I am now and understanding who I am, and I look back on that time, then we definitely, definitely would have won more championships together.” “There would have been a better man-to-man understanding about what I’m going through. I didn’t know how to share my emotions.” “I didn’t know how to do that. So instead of sharing, I isolated myself. And I just started pouring myself more into the game of basketball.” “I had one of my better seasons, but I wasn’t connecting with everybody as much during our championship year. So in 2017, it was a different year for us. We went against Golden State. We went against a great team. And you’re not a great team if you’re not clicking on all cylinders.” “Together, you’re easily defeatable. You’re defeated before you even get to the arena. We were in those games against Golden State, but we definitely could have given them a run for their money.”

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Draymond says he had no interest in playing in the 2019-20 season: “One of the worst feelings I ever had was the year we sucked. It was right after KD left. Klay was hurt. Steph was hurt. We were awful. I had zero interest in playing. I mean, we had just come off five straight NBA Finals… We were the best team in the world. And now... I’m out here with 10, maybe 11 guys who were out of the league within a year. No disrespect to them, but they weren’t Steph. They weren’t Klay. They weren’t KD. They weren’t Sean Livingston. The competitiveness just wasn’t the same. And I was just going through the motions. I remember being on the floor and hearing guys say stuff like, ‘Yeah, you old now — you can’t do it no more.’” (via Boardroom)
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Draymond says he had no interest in playing in the 2019-20 season: “One of the worst feelings I ever had was the year we sucked. It was right after KD left. Klay was hurt. Steph was hurt. We were awful. I had zero interest in playing. I mean, we had just come off five straight NBA Finals… We were the best team in the world. And now... I’m out here with 10, maybe 11 guys who were out of the league within a year. No disrespect to them, but they weren’t Steph. They weren’t Klay. They weren’t KD. They weren’t Sean Livingston. The competitiveness just wasn’t the same. And I was just going through the motions. I remember being on the floor and hearing guys say stuff like, ‘Yeah, you old now — you can’t do it no more.’” (via Boardroom)

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ACTOR FOURTH x GALA PREMIERE #กฤษดาพาราไดซ์GALA 4️⃣: today is another one of the most exciting days of my life. i dont know why but i’m really really excited. i feel so excited the movie that we worked on two years ago, when i went to act in it, today the fans and everyone will finally get to watch it today. so i feel very very excited 🎙️: are you ready yet to see your own face on a really big screen? 4️⃣: if you’ve been following me as a fan, you’ll know that ive always said one of my biggest dreams was to see myself on the big screen, to watch myself acting in a movie theater. today that dream has finally come true. in just two more days, everyone will get to see it too on june 11. please give it your support 🥹🤍
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ACTOR FOURTH x GALA PREMIERE #กฤษดาพาราไดซ์GALA 4️⃣: today is another one of the most exciting days of my life. i dont know why but i’m really really excited. i feel so excited the movie that we worked on two years ago, when i went to act in it, today the fans and everyone will finally get to watch it today. so i feel very very excited 🎙️: are you ready yet to see your own face on a really big screen? 4️⃣: if you’ve been following me as a fan, you’ll know that ive always said one of my biggest dreams was to see myself on the big screen, to watch myself acting in a movie theater. today that dream has finally come true. in just two more days, everyone will get to see it too on june 11. please give it your support 🥹🤍

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Meggy update: Sadly it looks that Meggy’s kidney failure is progressing. She’s drinking and peeing more, loss of appetite and vomiting. She is unsteady when she walks. Please note, at this stage in her illness, there isn’t anything any vet can do so we kindly ask to refrain from any “try this, do that” comments. We knew this moment would come. We’ve been preparing for it. If this is it, we had almost 2 extra months with her. There is absolutely the chance she perks back up a bit but we will focus on looking after our girl and love her, like we have always done. If this is her last #hedgewatch, what a beautiful day it is for it.
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Danny Green speaks on who was harder to guard between Dwyane Wade in 12-13 or prime James Harden: “Wade wasn’t prime but he was just outside it in 12-13. It was every other game. One game he look little old but next game would come out like where the f*ck this come from? Like it was flash. He must’ve taken some booster shot or something. Euro over the top and dunked that b*tch on G Neal I’m like wtf. The scouting report for him and Bron were to go under screens, obviously James you can’t just do that. It’s a harder cover with a guy that can shoot. D Wade was more explosive but even young James he was athletic too. D Wade was definitely a tough cover, I didn’t figure him out but I guarded him well but I never got to see prime D Wade. But prime James him and KD are the two toughest morherf*ckers I had to guard ever and the best to lace them up and put the ball in the hoop. Behind MJ, I got KD and James as best scorers” (Via No Fouls Given)
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Danny Green speaks on who was harder to guard between Dwyane Wade in 12-13 or prime James Harden: “Wade wasn’t prime but he was just outside it in 12-13. It was every other game. One game he look little old but next game would come out like where the f*ck this come from? Like it was flash. He must’ve taken some booster shot or something. Euro over the top and dunked that b*tch on G Neal I’m like wtf. The scouting report for him and Bron were to go under screens, obviously James you can’t just do that. It’s a harder cover with a guy that can shoot. D Wade was more explosive but even young James he was athletic too. D Wade was definitely a tough cover, I didn’t figure him out but I guarded him well but I never got to see prime D Wade. But prime James him and KD are the two toughest morherf*ckers I had to guard ever and the best to lace them up and put the ball in the hoop. Behind MJ, I got KD and James as best scorers” (Via No Fouls Given)

Heat Central

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Finally got our hands on Seedance 2.0 (through YouArt) and ran it head-to-head with Kling AI 3.0. Here’s what stood out: Seedance 2.0’s physics feel stronger right away. The movement just looks more natural and realistic, especially in bigger physical actions. It also handles continuity across multiple shots from a single prompt better than I expected, which makes scene building a lot easier. And on the audio side, the lip sync generally holds up better than Kling. But here’s the tradeoff: Both models struggle with fine details. Background faces and smaller elements still get a bit messy. Seedance currently outputs at 720p, while Kling 3.0 supports 1080p, so Kling has the edge in overall sharpness. Even with upscaling, Seedance doesn’t fully recover those tiny details. Verdict🏆: Seedance 2.0 is a real step forward, especially for motion realism, but it’s definitely not the “end of Hollywood.” Check out our latest tutorial where we show you how to get access to this new model and take a deep look at the quality of this new AI Video Generator:

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260419 silent friend gv #VERNON #버논 about the members and their contract renewal 🐻‍❄️ a lot of things are different [from 12 years ago vs now], but the most memorable one for me is just seeing the unchanging sincerity they have in our work. we want to keep protecting this, and the members’ drive was a huge inspiration to me, too. 10 years. over 10 years, really. we recently spoke a lot regarding contract renewal as well, and that was so… ha… it wasn’t that easy, but we were gonna pull it off one way or another. and with the future constantly in mind - not just for this career but in our outlook on life - i feel like i’m learning a lot. but anyway, life goes on; and the members are people who make me think a lot about how i’ll continue living. as we undergo this process, i feel like i increasingly want to approach life itself with a bit more sincerity
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260419 silent friend gv #VERNON #버논 about the members and their contract renewal 🐻‍❄️ a lot of things are different [from 12 years ago vs now], but the most memorable one for me is just seeing the unchanging sincerity they have in our work. we want to keep protecting this, and the members’ drive was a huge inspiration to me, too. 10 years. over 10 years, really. we recently spoke a lot regarding contract renewal as well, and that was so… ha… it wasn’t that easy, but we were gonna pull it off one way or another. and with the future constantly in mind - not just for this career but in our outlook on life - i feel like i’m learning a lot. but anyway, life goes on; and the members are people who make me think a lot about how i’ll continue living. as we undergo this process, i feel like i increasingly want to approach life itself with a bit more sincerity

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Q: Recently, with phenomena like AI face-swapping and AI voice cloning impacting the entire film and television industry—including infringing on actors’ personal rights—what are your thoughts on this? A: I think AI itself is a tool. Every industry needs the right tools, and there’s nothing wrong with that. The key lies in how we use it. It can definitely assist with things like post-production, improving efficiency, and reducing costs. But when it comes to acting, I don’t think it should become a substitute. AI can imitate an actor’s face and voice very closely, but when it comes to performing a scene—the mindset, the soul, the creative intention behind it—those things can’t be replicated. Even the imperfections in an actor’s performance—because of repeated takes, there’s always that one unique moment where everything aligns just right. That kind of timing and spontaneity can’t be recreated. It’s something given by chance. And those instincts—maybe in that moment, my performance wasn’t perfectly polished, maybe it had rough edges—but that’s exactly what can make it more vivid and alive. For a perfectly structured AI program, it’s very difficult to reproduce that kind of authenticity. His answer is intelligent, composed, and full of depth. His EQ is on another level, and it shows in how thoughtfully he responds to complex issues #TanJianci
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Stargate Trivia: Casting Stargate: Atlantis While SG-1 was my first love (We were together for seven years!), my time on Atlantis proved equally memorable. The show was possessed of a similar tone in its mix of high adventure and humor, yet proved distinct in its exploration of Ancient mythology and an unfamiliar galaxy as seen through the eyes of a new set of heroes. Atlantis offered a sense of wonder and camaraderie born of isolation and constant danger. Whereas team SG-1 could always go home at the conclusion of their adventures, the members of the Atlantis expedition (at least for those first few seasons) could only draw comfort from the city of Atlantis itself – and, of course, each other. It was unique and compelling yet, at the same time, comfortingly familiar. Nowhere is this more evident than in its opening theme, composed by the late Joel Goldsmith, which is, at turns fresh, haunting, stirring and, throughout, discernibly Stargate. Stargate: Atlantis wasn’t envisioned as a companion to Stargate: SG-1. It was intended to replace the long-running series. The only problem was, with eight seasons under its belt, SG-1 wasn’t quite done yet. And fans (and the network) weren’t done with it either. And so, instead of passing the torch and segueing to a new Stargate series, we ended up producing both. In retrospect, it was quite an achievement: 40 hours of television! Today's productions can barely manage a third that output, but Stargates SG-1 and Atlantis delivered two fantastic 40 episode seasons before SG-1 took it’s final bow. It wasn’t easy, but it was certainly made easier by all of the enormously talented individuals who made it happen, from the office staff and crew to the cast and my fellow writer/producers. Still, it was not without its challenges. Take casting, for instance. It may surprise you to know that, when it comes to producing a show, not everybody cares about costumes or set design or whether the script’s fifth act denouement is emotionally satisfying - but everybody, and I do mean EVERYBODY, has an opinion on casting. Studio and network execs, producers, hell, even your significant other peering over your shoulder as you screen the auditions on your home computer, will want to weigh in. Of course, the more voices in the mix the more likely there are to be disagreements. So it is with every production and Atlantis was no different. Different individuals envisioned these characters in very different ways and, as a result, consensus was only achieved after many auditions, calls-backs, heated discussions, and not-so-gentle reminders that our start date was fast-approaching and we really needed someone to say the lines on camera. The part of Carson Beckett was one of the first we cast. The other producers were in Rob’s office, screening the first batch of local auditions when Brad called me in and told me to check out the guy onscreen. I hadn’t imagined Beckett with a Scottish accent but, after watching Paul McGillion in the role, I couldn’t imagine him without one. He’d brought something unexpected to the part, something we all responded to. Elizabeth Weir was not an easy character to pull off. She had to be smart, confident and strong yet needed to exude a certain warmth and empathy we were looking for in the civilian leader of the expedition. When it came time to (re)casting the role, several established names were considered (One had her own hit genre show back in the day while another went on to break out on a hit show soon after), but it was Torri Higginson who managed to strike just the right balance and vault her name to the top of the list. The role of Teyla Emmagan was a tough one to cast. Like Weir, she needed to be a strong, empathetic leader. But she also required something even more important – quite literally, an other-worldly quality that made her unique. Some equally talented actresses auditioned for the role but, as good as they were, they were never quite able to achieve that gravitas Rachel pulled off with such grace and seeming ease. Former VJ Rainbow Sun Francks won the role of Lieutenant Ford on the strength of a great audition, preceded by an equally great audition with a funny hat. I recall Brad Wright on the phone with our casting agent, advising him to ensure there would be no hat worn in the callback for fear the network would fixate on it. There wasn't, they didn't, and Rainbow delivered. The role of John Sheppard was the second to last one cast. It came right down to the wire and there were several candidates in play. The character was originally envisioned as a good ole southern boy, so it only made sense that Ben Browder’s name was bandied about early. However, he was too busy shooting Peacekeeper Wars to warrant consideration. A number of other actors were considered (one went on to play the lead in a hugely popular show the following year while another made his mark as a handsome heart throb on another hugely popular medical series) but it was Joe Flanigan who won the part based on his ability to pull off the devil-may-care attitude Brad and Robert were looking for. We come to the final role cast, a character who, in many ways, embodied everything Atlantis was about: exploration, discovery, fun, humor, and seat-of-your-pants-Holy-Sh&%-how-the-hell-am-I-going-to-get-out-of-this-adventure. And, as I mentioned in a previous post, he almost didn’t make the trip to Pegasus. Originally, the casting call went out for a completely different character, an earnest young doctor who would lend the team much-needed medical support on their off-world ventures. Unfortunately, no one could agree on who that actor should be. If the casting of Sheppard went down to the wire, then the casting of this final role went a step past it. Finally, days away from production, Robert Cooper had an idea: Forget the doctor character. Why not use an established character from SG-1? How about Rodney McKay? The writers were on board, but some executives weren't weren’t sold on the idea. They found him annoying! Hell yeah, but he’d be sooo much fun to write for! Rob got on the phone and went to bat for Rodney, pointing out that the character had come a long way since first being introduced way back in SG-1’s 48 Hours. He’d evolved, going from annoying jerk to endearingly irritating. To this day, I’m convinced that they weren’t totally convinced but, with production poised to commence, they relented, I suppose figuring they could just replace the character somewhere down the line. No one, even those who loved the idea of having the endearingly irritating Rodney McKay on board could have predicted how hugely popular the character would become.
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Stargate Trivia: Casting Stargate: Atlantis While SG-1 was my first love (We were together for seven years!), my time on Atlantis proved equally memorable. The show was possessed of a similar tone in its mix of high adventure and humor, yet proved distinct in its exploration of Ancient mythology and an unfamiliar galaxy as seen through the eyes of a new set of heroes. Atlantis offered a sense of wonder and camaraderie born of isolation and constant danger. Whereas team SG-1 could always go home at the conclusion of their adventures, the members of the Atlantis expedition (at least for those first few seasons) could only draw comfort from the city of Atlantis itself – and, of course, each other. It was unique and compelling yet, at the same time, comfortingly familiar. Nowhere is this more evident than in its opening theme, composed by the late Joel Goldsmith, which is, at turns fresh, haunting, stirring and, throughout, discernibly Stargate. Stargate: Atlantis wasn’t envisioned as a companion to Stargate: SG-1. It was intended to replace the long-running series. The only problem was, with eight seasons under its belt, SG-1 wasn’t quite done yet. And fans (and the network) weren’t done with it either. And so, instead of passing the torch and segueing to a new Stargate series, we ended up producing both. In retrospect, it was quite an achievement: 40 hours of television! Today's productions can barely manage a third that output, but Stargates SG-1 and Atlantis delivered two fantastic 40 episode seasons before SG-1 took it’s final bow. It wasn’t easy, but it was certainly made easier by all of the enormously talented individuals who made it happen, from the office staff and crew to the cast and my fellow writer/producers. Still, it was not without its challenges. Take casting, for instance. It may surprise you to know that, when it comes to producing a show, not everybody cares about costumes or set design or whether the script’s fifth act denouement is emotionally satisfying - but everybody, and I do mean EVERYBODY, has an opinion on casting. Studio and network execs, producers, hell, even your significant other peering over your shoulder as you screen the auditions on your home computer, will want to weigh in. Of course, the more voices in the mix the more likely there are to be disagreements. So it is with every production and Atlantis was no different. Different individuals envisioned these characters in very different ways and, as a result, consensus was only achieved after many auditions, calls-backs, heated discussions, and not-so-gentle reminders that our start date was fast-approaching and we really needed someone to say the lines on camera. The part of Carson Beckett was one of the first we cast. The other producers were in Rob’s office, screening the first batch of local auditions when Brad called me in and told me to check out the guy onscreen. I hadn’t imagined Beckett with a Scottish accent but, after watching Paul McGillion in the role, I couldn’t imagine him without one. He’d brought something unexpected to the part, something we all responded to. Elizabeth Weir was not an easy character to pull off. She had to be smart, confident and strong yet needed to exude a certain warmth and empathy we were looking for in the civilian leader of the expedition. When it came time to (re)casting the role, several established names were considered (One had her own hit genre show back in the day while another went on to break out on a hit show soon after), but it was Torri Higginson who managed to strike just the right balance and vault her name to the top of the list. The role of Teyla Emmagan was a tough one to cast. Like Weir, she needed to be a strong, empathetic leader. But she also required something even more important – quite literally, an other-worldly quality that made her unique. Some equally talented actresses auditioned for the role but, as good as they were, they were never quite able to achieve that gravitas Rachel pulled off with such grace and seeming ease. Former VJ Rainbow Sun Francks won the role of Lieutenant Ford on the strength of a great audition, preceded by an equally great audition with a funny hat. I recall Brad Wright on the phone with our casting agent, advising him to ensure there would be no hat worn in the callback for fear the network would fixate on it. There wasn't, they didn't, and Rainbow delivered. The role of John Sheppard was the second to last one cast. It came right down to the wire and there were several candidates in play. The character was originally envisioned as a good ole southern boy, so it only made sense that Ben Browder’s name was bandied about early. However, he was too busy shooting Peacekeeper Wars to warrant consideration. A number of other actors were considered (one went on to play the lead in a hugely popular show the following year while another made his mark as a handsome heart throb on another hugely popular medical series) but it was Joe Flanigan who won the part based on his ability to pull off the devil-may-care attitude Brad and Robert were looking for. We come to the final role cast, a character who, in many ways, embodied everything Atlantis was about: exploration, discovery, fun, humor, and seat-of-your-pants-Holy-Sh&%-how-the-hell-am-I-going-to-get-out-of-this-adventure. And, as I mentioned in a previous post, he almost didn’t make the trip to Pegasus. Originally, the casting call went out for a completely different character, an earnest young doctor who would lend the team much-needed medical support on their off-world ventures. Unfortunately, no one could agree on who that actor should be. If the casting of Sheppard went down to the wire, then the casting of this final role went a step past it. Finally, days away from production, Robert Cooper had an idea: Forget the doctor character. Why not use an established character from SG-1? How about Rodney McKay? The writers were on board, but some executives weren't weren’t sold on the idea. They found him annoying! Hell yeah, but he’d be sooo much fun to write for! Rob got on the phone and went to bat for Rodney, pointing out that the character had come a long way since first being introduced way back in SG-1’s 48 Hours. He’d evolved, going from annoying jerk to endearingly irritating. To this day, I’m convinced that they weren’t totally convinced but, with production poised to commence, they relented, I suppose figuring they could just replace the character somewhere down the line. No one, even those who loved the idea of having the endearingly irritating Rodney McKay on board could have predicted how hugely popular the character would become.

Joseph Mallozzi 🏴‍☠️

28,063 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Exactly One Year Ago, Everything Changed. On November 26, 2023, I shared one of the biggest decisions of my life with you: acquiring the Punks on Bitcoin collection. It wasn’t just about a collection—it was about stepping into history, about believing in a future where Bitcoin isn’t just the world’s most powerful store of value, but its ultimate canvas for culture and innovation. When I look back, I’m reminded of that first piece: the hoodie alien. It wasn’t just an Inscription ; it was a symbol of what could be—a reminder that Bitcoin is more than blocks and nodes; it’s a story we’re writing together. Today, I’m not here to reflect on the past—I’m here to share where we’re going next. Because this past year wasn’t just about preserving what Punks on Bitcoin is. It was about reimagining what it could become. To mark this anniversary, we’re unveiling two milestones: 1️⃣ Our New Website – A reflection of our identity and vision. More than just a homepage, it’s a statement: sleek, elegant, and true to the ethos of Punks on Bitcoin. It’s where the past meets the future. 2️⃣ Our Virtual Showroom – This is where the experience becomes tangible. Immerse yourself in the world of Punks, interact with the art, and feel what it means to be part of this movement. In addition to these milestones, last October marked another significant moment in our journey. We organized our first 10k Ordinals Night during BTC Amsterdam—a night dedicated to celebrating this movement and its community. What began as a single evening holds the promise of becoming a recurring series, a tradition that brings us together to shape the future of Ordinals. But let’s be clear: these aren’t the endpoints. They’re just the beginning. Every decision we’ve made has been driven by one mission: to position Punks on Bitcoin among the most iconic and impactful projects in the Ordinals ecosystem. This journey is far from over. And if you’re here, reading this, you’re part of it too.
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Exactly One Year Ago, Everything Changed. On November 26, 2023, I shared one of the biggest decisions of my life with you: acquiring the Punks on Bitcoin collection. It wasn’t just about a collection—it was about stepping into history, about believing in a future where Bitcoin isn’t just the world’s most powerful store of value, but its ultimate canvas for culture and innovation. When I look back, I’m reminded of that first piece: the hoodie alien. It wasn’t just an Inscription ; it was a symbol of what could be—a reminder that Bitcoin is more than blocks and nodes; it’s a story we’re writing together. Today, I’m not here to reflect on the past—I’m here to share where we’re going next. Because this past year wasn’t just about preserving what Punks on Bitcoin is. It was about reimagining what it could become. To mark this anniversary, we’re unveiling two milestones: 1️⃣ Our New Website – A reflection of our identity and vision. More than just a homepage, it’s a statement: sleek, elegant, and true to the ethos of Punks on Bitcoin. It’s where the past meets the future. 2️⃣ Our Virtual Showroom – This is where the experience becomes tangible. Immerse yourself in the world of Punks, interact with the art, and feel what it means to be part of this movement. In addition to these milestones, last October marked another significant moment in our journey. We organized our first 10k Ordinals Night during BTC Amsterdam—a night dedicated to celebrating this movement and its community. What began as a single evening holds the promise of becoming a recurring series, a tradition that brings us together to shape the future of Ordinals. But let’s be clear: these aren’t the endpoints. They’re just the beginning. Every decision we’ve made has been driven by one mission: to position Punks on Bitcoin among the most iconic and impactful projects in the Ordinals ecosystem. This journey is far from over. And if you’re here, reading this, you’re part of it too.

imper1um

10,935 просмотров • 1 год назад

U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro sends a direct message to Democrat socialist Janeese Lewis George running for mayor of Washington: “We’re not going back!” PIRRO: “Three years ago, Washington had the fourth highest homicide rate in the nation, and it wasn’t until President Trump came in and we brought in all of our forces and all the federal enhancements to work with the MPD that we changed the scenario here.” “And we’re not going to go backwards on our hard-fought wins.” “If she needs to understand more what is going on, what it’s like to deal with families who’ve lost victims to homicide, deal with rape victims, deal with victims who were traumatized by a carjacking, well, then she can come and sit down and talk to me.” “We’re not going backwards!” “There’s nothing that’s going to change this. And the only place for violent criminals in this country is in jail and behind bars.” “And until we recognize that, there will be chaos. But right now in Washington, there is not chaos and we’re not going back!”
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U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro sends a direct message to Democrat socialist Janeese Lewis George running for mayor of Washington: “We’re not going back!” PIRRO: “Three years ago, Washington had the fourth highest homicide rate in the nation, and it wasn’t until President Trump came in and we brought in all of our forces and all the federal enhancements to work with the MPD that we changed the scenario here.” “And we’re not going to go backwards on our hard-fought wins.” “If she needs to understand more what is going on, what it’s like to deal with families who’ve lost victims to homicide, deal with rape victims, deal with victims who were traumatized by a carjacking, well, then she can come and sit down and talk to me.” “We’re not going backwards!” “There’s nothing that’s going to change this. And the only place for violent criminals in this country is in jail and behind bars.” “And until we recognize that, there will be chaos. But right now in Washington, there is not chaos and we’re not going back!”

Overton

29,348 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад