noho bobby @ItsScuba

artist w/o art. musing. Richmond, VA Joined December 2009

Tweets

20K
Followers

461
Following

654
Likes

6K

noho bobby @ItsScuba

7 days ago

Just watched a video on his work with Don Bluth. RIP

philip lewis @Phil_Lewis_

7 days ago

Actor Tim Curry has died at 80, TMZ reports tmz.com/2026/08/26/tim…

1K 8K 41K 5.3M 2K

0 0 0 33 0

View Details

Elsie not Elise 💿 @ElsienotElisee

a week ago

So basically, if you’re an artist signed to any of these labels, your life’s work is being used to train the very machines intended to replace you. Goodluck to everyone involved

UMG, Warner Music & Sony Music have invested in AI company Stability AI as part of a $76M funding round, alongside Electronic Arts. The round brings Stability’s total funding to $232M and follows earlier deals for the labels to build AI models trained on their catalogs and

61 82 451 388K 233

77 2K 6K 182K 503

View Details

FactPost @factpostnews

a week ago

Missouri Republicans cut $4 million in funding for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library literacy program, which sends monthly free books to kids 5 and under.

435 7K 49K 4.6M 3K

View Details

The Associated Press @AP

a week ago

BREAKING: The Supreme Court has cleared the way for President Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting ahead of midterms. apnews.com/article/trump-…

1K 2K 9K 6.1M 1K

View Details

Hedgie @HedgieMarkets

2 weeks ago

🦔Delta's CEO said AI will boost profits by 50% by setting a different ticket price for every passenger in real time. The airline uses an AI system called Fetcherr that generates a unique price for each shopping request. Delta told Congress last year it was not using personal data for individualized pricing. Its investor presentation described building toward offers for "you, the individual." Airlines are exempt from FTC pricing oversight. My Take This is what AI does for a company like Delta. It doesn't make your flight better or your bag show up faster. It watches how you shop and figures out the most you'll pay before you close the tab. Consumer Reports found Uber and Lyft charging 42% different prices for the same ride at the same time, and the House Oversight Committee found one case where two people got quoted $76 and $24 for the same trip. Delta is building the airline version of that, and every carrier will follow because the economics are too good to pass up. Walmart told us this week that families are choosing between gas and groceries at $4 a gallon. Delta's answer to those same families is an algorithm that squeezes them for every dollar they have left. Airlines are exempt from FTC pricing rules, state laws are preempted by federal deregulation, and the CEO told Congress one thing while telling investors another. When people ask me where the trillions going into AI actually end up, I think Delta just gave us one of the most honest answers we've gotten. Hedgie🤗

783 2K 10K 5.4M 2K

View Details

Dave Bondy @DaveBondyTV

2 weeks ago

A big Flock case out of Michigan.

Mackinac Center @MackinacCenter

2 weeks ago

🚨Genesee County uses Flock cameras to capture and search vehicle data. But when Kettering University student Josh Tewolde requested records showing where the cameras are, who accessed the data and whether his vehicle was scanned, the county withheld key information. Its

249 8K 42K 2.2M 3K

23 1K 14K 1.0M 933

View Details

Tim @trouble_man90

2 weeks ago

We went from passing climate bills and funding for cancer research to “if you eat the blueberries you will die” in less than two years.

Daily Mail US @Daily_MailUS

2 weeks ago

Blueberry recall upgraded to FDA's highest risk level... 'reasonable probability of death' trib.al/lZsp3U4

142 1K 4K 11.6M 2K

135 7K 44K 1.3M 965

View Details

Joel Montfort @jmontforttx

3 weeks ago

RFK Jr cut 3,500 jobs from the FDA and cut its budget by 400M last year. You reap what you sow.

Polymarket @Polymarket

3 weeks ago

JUST IN: Federal data reveals U.S. foodborne illness cases are up nearly 400% this year compared with the recent annual average.

252 1K 4K 2.3M 596

21 344 1K 23K 38

View Details

Tara Setmayer 🌻 🇺🇸 @TaraSetmayer

3 weeks ago

This would explain why the Trump administration gutted the Corporate Transparency Act. According to 2020 co-sponsor Sen. Rubio, "the most significant anti-corruption & money laundering law in decades & which forces anonymous shell companies to disclose their true owners." That's now gone.

theleahfiles @leahfiles

3 weeks ago

The government just gave a charity being sued for s*x trafficking a $244 MILLION no-bid contract to provide lawyers to migrant kids. Put it out Friday night with no announcement. They are keeping this quiet and for a good reason. It's the "Sound of Freedom" charity, OUR Rescue,

244 6K 12K 442K 2K

19 815 1K 20K 98

View Details

Bryce Greene @TheGreeneBJ

4 weeks ago

Holy shit... Wired reports that back in May, the U.S. Military was testing an experimental GPS jammer and and caused a civilian plane to crash into the side of a mountain, killing everyone on board.

🅲🅷🆄🅲🅺 @benigma2017

4 weeks ago

How is this story not all over the place? futurism.com/science-energy…

264 5K 23K 10.6M 7K

469 18K 72K 3.8M 13K

View Details

Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan

a month ago

We’re screwed in the next pandemic. Screwed.

POLITICO @politico

a month ago

RFK Jr. tells CNN host that constitutional rights take priority over public health dlvr.it/TTqDhV

3K 469 5K 2.4M 263

3K 2K 23K 1.1M 442

View Details

Marques Brownlee @MKBHD

4 weeks ago

I gotta see this

Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE

a month ago

On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse, the peak of the Perseid meteor shower and a rare six-planet alignment will all occur on the same day

182 2K 16K 1.9M 3K

122 411 14K 1.2M 1K

View Details

MatLab crashes @memecrashes

a month ago

remember when we said "Black Mirror" as a dystopian exaggeration of reality? I don't think it even fits our reality anymore

12 387 6K 290K 431

View Details

Isaiah Martin @isaiahrmartin

a month ago

We’re dealing with truly vile people

Democrats Deliver @DemzDeliver

a month ago

🚨 Minnesota Democrats pass bill banning AI-generated child p*rn. Elon Musk's AI company is now suing to block the bill.

540 2K 9K 9.4M 1K

68 1K 8K 141K 162

View Details

deray @deray

a month ago

Brilliant tech.

Smartphones sans Google (GAFAM) @Sans_Google

a month ago

First known US case: American charged for using a “duress” password Samuel Tunick, an Atlanta resident, is being prosecuted for allegedly giving border agents a passcode that wiped his phone. The feature comes from GrapheneOS, a privacy-focused Android OS. Entering the duress

903 5K 28K 11.8M 7K

4 302 8K 997K 563

View Details

Martha Bueno @BuenoForMiami

2 months ago

It's not just the government abusing camera surveillance anymore. The private market is doing it too. I parked my car in a lot and paid ParkMobile $10.55. Later, I received an $85 bill in the mail because, according to them, it took me extra time to drive around looking for a space, park, and then I overstayed by a few minutes. Their cameras recorded the exact time my car entered and exited the lot, and they claim the right to bill me for every minute my vehicle was on the property—even while I was still searching for a parking spot. Not long ago, many people would have called that excessive or even extortionate. Today, in an age of ubiquitous cameras and automated enforcement, it's increasingly treated as normal. My only gripe with George Orwell is that 1984 didn't go far enough. It imagined a world where surveillance was primarily a tool of the state. What it missed was how eagerly private companies would embrace the same technology—not just to monitor people, but to monetize every possible moment. @Parkmobile