Smit @NotTheRealSmity

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Massimo @Rainmaker1973

2 days ago

An NVIDIA powered farming machine uses Al vision and precision lasers to eliminate weeds in milliseconds without herbicides and without harming crops, a potential shift toward chemical free agriculture

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BattlehubYT🏅 @BattlehubYT

3 days ago

The Best 4 Years of Call of Duty

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middleclassparty @middle_class_us

3 days ago

The new American Dream is apparently making $75,000 a year and doing absolutely nothing. No vacations. No restaurants. No dates. No concerts. No Netflix. Cook every meal at home. Drive a reasonable car. Rent a one-bedroom apartment. Put a little toward retirement. Congratulations. After normal expenses, you might have a few hundred bucks left every month. $75,000 used to sound like you made it. Now it sounds like you qualified to participate.

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Charlie Bilello @charliebilello

4 days ago

Tariffs went up and companies raised prices. Tariffs are now being refunded and companies are keeping the price increases. Funny how that works.

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DulceBiatch @BiatchDulce

4 days ago

Is your life better now?

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This You? @Thiss_Youu

4 days ago

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Just In @JustNowNews_

4 days ago

BREAKING: US gasoline prices rise above $4/gallon for the third time this year, setting a new record

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Mercedes-Benz USAㅤ @MercedesBenzUSA

5 days ago

Doesn’t get more classic.

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Smit @NotTheRealSmity

5 days ago

🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀

New York Post @nypost

6 days ago

Nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef sold in the US hit with high-risk recall after bypassing import inspections trib.al/2aLMVBe

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Duck Supremacist @FreeDuck5

6 days ago

Get rekt!

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Nikolaj🇺🇦🇵🇸 @nikicaga

6 days ago

If you see a train more than once a week you probably want him cannibalized

David @davidslosttt

6 days ago

Trump's approval in the northeastern corridor is generationally ass

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Melanie D'Arrigo @DarrigoMelanie

a week ago

“Capitalism breeds innovation,” but the innovation is mostly new ways to exploit workers and consumers… …and if you don’t fully embrace this exploitation, you’re labeled as “radical.”

Fight for a Union @FightForAUnion

a week ago

Companies are now using your credit history, past-due accounts, browsing data, and social media accounts to figure out the absolute lowest salary you'll accept. Algorithmic wage suppression is being weaponized against workers to destroy wages.

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News12WC @News12WC

6 days ago

CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Dashcam video shows a tractor-trailer striking an overpass and overturning on the southbound New York State Thruway in Nyack. - bit.ly/4cf1Ojz

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Stefan Smith @TheStefanSmith

7 days ago

On a purely technical level, it’s a good experiment to know that it takes about a year and a half of no oversight before the food becomes unsafe to eat en mass.

Faith M. Jackson-🐦‍⬛🟦🟧 🪷 @kissedbythesun

a week ago

12,000 Pounds of Bacon Recalled as USDA Slaps Product With Dreaded ‘Class 1’ Designation. Is That Serious? Class I recalls are the most serious type of recall. inc.com/fast-company-2…

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I Dissent @DissentFu

a week ago

Taylor Farms should be dismantled.

Polymarket @Polymarket

a week ago

BREAKING: Taylor Farms recalls salsa, guacamole, & other prepared foods over salmonella concerns.

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. @stappuccino

a week ago

that nigga was wilding that day drunk asf living his best life i miss it so much

aita @leccverst

a week ago

Max: "Like you said, you know, before I can only win in the fastest car, this year has been a little bit different?" max shutting zak up in the best way possible, by winning the WDC

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🦎 @tu2max

a week ago

chucky. max verstappen - mist

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Turnbull @cturnbull1968

a week ago

I like how Texas Republicans pretend like they haven’t been in power for 30 years.

Attorney General Ken Paxton @KenPaxtonTX

a week ago

Healthcare costs are crushing families across Texas. It shouldn’t be this hard to get the care you need. My economic plan will create a $25,000 tax deduction on all medical expenses and premiums Because no one should go bankrupt just for seeking care.

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SuperTrucker 🚛💨→💻 @supertrucker

a week ago

Never tweet again.

Catturd ™ @catturd2

a week ago

Thousands of people on social media complaining about burrito prices on their $1,400 iPhones is rich.

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RBR Hub @RBRHub

a week ago

Jos Verstappen: “I am very proud of everything he(Max Verstappen) has achieved, continues to achieve, and the man he has become.” While you were driving for Tyrrell, on a Tuesday in late September 1997, two days after competing in the Luxembourg Grand Prix at the Nürburgring, Max was born. Tell us about that crazy week… Jos: There was a race the following weekend. He was born, and two days later I had to fly to Japan! I was lucky to be able to be there, because it was our first child, and everything went well: he was born healthy. Then all I had to do was leave for the race. It was a beautiful moment. What kind of father were you back then? I imagine you weren't very present, because of your career… Jos: At first, yes—naturally, you check in constantly—but it was good that Sophie (Kumpen, Max’s mother – Ed.) was there all the time. As for me, I was racing in Grands Prix, then coming home to help out and be present as much as I could. When did you decide to put him in a kart for the first time? Jos: Actually, it was his decision! I think that when they're too young, there's no point in starting. I wanted him to start around six years old. But long before that, he was already watching Formula 1 , he was starting to understand things. I used to take him to karting races because at the time, we had our own karting team. So he was always there, playing around the karts, spending a lot of time at the Genk track ( Belgium , Ed.), near our home. And he kept asking, "When can I drive? When can I try?" He had to wait until he was a little older. I remember he called me while I was at the Canadian Grand Prix. He said, "Now I want a kart, I see kids younger than me driving." I couldn't hold him back anymore, I couldn't refuse to give him a kart. He had that fire in him! Were you like him when you were a child, or not at all? Jos: Yes! I was always with my grandfather, who owned what you might call a junkyard. People would bring their old cars there, and my grandfather would sell the parts. So there was always something to do. I did motocross, I drove cars from a very young age. I've always been passionate about anything with an engine. So it's a family story? Jos: Yes, it's in the blood! Some drivers absolutely do not want their children to follow in their footsteps and become racing drivers themselves. Did you think it was a good idea to steer Max down that same path? Jos: My father was always very demanding, and I know that people around the world think I pushed Max a lot. But I don't believe I forced him; it was more about passion. We wanted to win, and that desire didn't just come from me, it came from him too. He was young, but very motivated. He's always been a perfectionist. And because of the Verstappen name , there was a bit more pressure on him, here in the Netherlands and in Belgium. When we went to a race, we were very well prepared. As you were saying, the common perception is that you were hard on him. How would you describe your relationship during his childhood? Jos: You can ask Max, but I think our relationship was very good. Was I tough? No. I knew exactly what I wanted, I knew exactly what he needed to do to succeed, and that's what I told him. But ask him. We trained together, and it was always very friendly. Even on the way home, I would explain precisely what I had observed about his driving on the track. I was always coaching him. I don't know if you can say I was demanding, but I was helping him. It wasn't demanding, it was helping him by giving him the right information. But if people want to be negative, they can say it was demanding. I also see it in a positive light: it was helping him succeed. And it worked. [autohebdo.fr/actualites/f1/…]

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Jerome Adams @JeromeAdamsMD

a week ago

Can’t eat salads (explosive diarrhea). Eggs are risky and now jalapeños too (salmonella). Beef is under threat from screwworm. RFK has spent months lecturing us to “eat real food…” yet under his watch & cuts, real food keeps disappearing due to uncontrolled outbreaks. 🤷🏽‍♂️

The Washington Post @washingtonpost

2 weeks ago

Hundreds of people in 27 states have been sickened in a salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeño peppers, including at Chipotle and Qdoba restaurants, the CDC said. As of Tuesday, 345 cases had been reported with 36 people hospitalized. wapo.st/4fEQcZs