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ICE and CBP Agents Are Scanning Peoples’ Faces on the Street To Verify Citizenship Videos on social media show officers from ICE and CBP using facial recognition technology on people in the field. One expert described the practice as “pure dystopian creep.”

New: Videos show ICE/CBP agents are scanning peoples' faces on the street to verify citizenship. ICE has tool to instantly look up unprecedented number of databases with just a photo

“I’m an American citizen so leave me alone”

“Alright, we just got to verify that”

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A $60 Mod to Meta’s Ray-Bans Disables Its Privacy-Protecting Recording Light Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses usually include an LED that lights up when the user is recording other people. One hobbyist is charging a small fee to disable that light, and has a growing list of customers ar...

New: a $60 mod to Meta's Ray-Ban glasses disables the privacy LED light. This is supposed to light when people are filming with the glasses. We bought the mod, verified it works. Now you can never be sure whether someone wearing Meta Ray-Bans is filming you or not
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Yall…A guy with a Nazi tattoo is not a Democrat. I don’t care what he says. No one can be old enough to get a tattoo like that, and still change enough to be welcome in our tent. I’m sorry. This is the purity test I will die on. HE STILL HAD IT UNTIL THEY FOUND HIM OUT.

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David Bowie in Japan. He's waling up some steps while wearing a long black coat and smoking a cigarette.

David Bowie in Japan. He's standing in front of a train while wearing a long light-colored coat.

David Bowie in Japan. He's riding a subway car while wearing a long dark-colored coat.

David Bowie in Japan. He's walking away from a train while wearing a long black coat, gray checked scarf, charcoal trousers, and black shoes.

most people don't want politics that hurt other people. we just want a long overcoat like david bowie and affordable housing

_Why Are You Doing it Like That?_ is a series that played out in our house during COVID when everyone was suddenly home together all day, every day.

Matthew McConaughey says he wants a private LLM, fed only with his books, notes, journals, and aspirations, so he can ask it questions and get answers based solely on that information, without any outside influence.

this exists it is called thinking

There is so much bad stuff going on, but you are still someone worth taking care of.

Our husky loses his mind with joy when he sees the UPS truck. He doesn’t care about any other delivery truck, but he’ll jump 4 feet in the air for UPS. I’m convinced his last owner worked there, or they had a great delivery person who gave out treats.

My husband has been quoting 1984 ad nauseam this year. It’s like every headline was snatched from the novel.

this is, hands down, the best video I've seen on men's influencer content and it's not close either

This is a repost. Cracked me up 😆 😂

“I will never visit the United States again,” Mr. Jeong said.

@nytimes.com #Hyundai
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Brian Kilmeade endorses euthanizing homeless people: "Involuntary lethal injection, or something. Just kill them."

"…and Magda Goebbels made a great strudel.”

Kamala Harris was correct about everything she warned us about.

Men are yelling at me that I hate babies for this lol

it wasnt covid restrictions that turned people crazy, it was a group of immoral cynical right wing media grifters who took advantage of their scared followers to get clicks and subscribers and make money

Thank you on this labor day!!

Mine never read the part where they only ate every 3-4 hours.

Those babies never read the manuals

Important to remember that during COVID a lot of people primarily experienced the world online and so when you hear them resurrecting their gripes it’s actually just them getting mad again about the things they saw *on social media*

I made banana bread a few weeks ago and had to run to the Kroger by our house for chocolate chips mid-prep. I was appalled that I had to spend $10 on (Ghirardelli) chips. Did it anyway because banana bread, but still.

Opinion | We Ran the C.D.C.: Kennedy Is Endangering Every American’s Health

9 CDC Directors going back to 1977 speak out. What RFK Jr has done to our nation’s public health system "should alarm every American."

It "is unlike anything we have ever seen at the agency, and unlike anything our country has ever experienced." www.nytimes.com/2025/09/01/o...

“Ok, so I can’t make jewelry, but I’m great at disarming an alarm system and smashing glass cases”

When our first kid was in the ER with her pneumonia, the pediatrician said they’d been seeing cases of antibiotic-resistant pneumonia all summer. She ended up having to stay the night and get IV abx. It’s the sickest she’s ever been and was awful. But not related to COVID.

Two of our kids had mycoplasma pneumonia last fall (two months apart from each other), and they had never had COVID (homeschooled until last year- yay school germs). They’ve since had COVID twice 🥴 but not until after their pneumonia infections.

Why scientists are rethinking the immune effects of SARS-CoV-2 “Immunity debt,” a theory to explain the global surge in non-covid infections since pandemic restrictions were lifted, is increasingly being challenged by emerging evidence. Nick Tsergas reports Mycoplasma pneumoniae is a bacterial infection not known to cause widespread hospital admissions. “I can count on my two hands the number of times I’d ever seen mycoplasma pneumoniae before 2023,” says Samira Jeimy, clinical immunologist at the University of Western Ontario. “All of a sudden I feel like everybody has it.”1 Over the past three years similar reports have circulated of rising bacterial infections, flare-ups of old viruses becoming more common, and children landing in hospital with diseases not usually seen in young, healthy people. One explanation offered by public health leaders has been “immunity debt”2—the idea that precautions taken in the covid pandemic suppressed routine exposures to circulating pathogens, leaving people more vulnerable to them when restrictions were lifted. The theory landed in the public consciousness at the right moment. A simple idea that sounded like science, it soothed a public seeking answers just as the world was returning to a semblance of normality. And it served a policy function, allowing governments to focus on economic recovery. But its explanatory power has faded as the number of non-covid infections has kept rising each year. A 2024 analysis by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention3 found that invasive group A strep infections saw their most dramatic year-on-year increase from 2021 to 2022, well after most precautions had been lifted in the US. Rates have been abnormally high since then, raising questions about what might be behind the trend. A growing number of scientists believe that the SARS-CoV-2 virus may instead be subtly altering our immune systems. If correct, their hypothesis will change how we understand everything …

Why scientists are rethinking the immune effects of SARS-CoV-2

Oh? Yes, some conspiracy theorists and grifters have tried to put nonsense and scare stories in the public domain. Does the @bmj.com contribute to this?

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Coal Miners Fought For Better Safety Standards. A Federal Appeals Court Is Letting the Industry Off the Hook The silica dust rule is on pause after a federal appeals court repeatedly delayed enforcement on this long-awaited safety measure.

black lung disease was thought to be nearly eradicated 30ish years ago

now it's an epidemic, and miners are again struggling to get the government to do something about it

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