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Someone else posted:
'The post from Nick Timothy is all lies, people are still locked in building on base!!'
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Finally a good update!
(you can add 20 images to one post now)
Here's a panorama from Apollo 17
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Who will be held accountable for these crimes?
Thank God we have a new Congress coming in.
Veteran detained by ICE: I identified myself as a US citizen and a veteran, but that didn't matter. Agents smashed my window, sprayed tear gas and pepper spray into my car, dragged me out. Even after I complied, I was taken to a detention center and held for 3 days without charges. No phone call, no lawyer, no medical care, even though my skin burned from the chemicals.
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We are deeply sorry for the disruption this incident has caused our customers and partners. We know the trust they place in our services and take that responsibility extremely seriously. We are seeing broad recovery and stability across our services.
This was a technical issue not related to cyber or AI / agents. The incident was introduced by an issue during an earlier network capacity upgrade that surfaced following a recent network change. We have addressed the underlying issue and continue to restore service to remaining customers and regions.
Given the scale of demand, we restored services gradually, validating stability at each stage. While this took longer, it helped ensure a stable restoration.
We will provide a full post-incident report once our review is complete.
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Last night, I couldn’t sleep because I was worried about my children. russian drones were attacking our city. I lay in bed, listening to the explosions, hoping that none of them would hit us.
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I held a coordination call on the situation in the regions. There were detailed reports on the consequences of the strikes on the Sumy region and recovery efforts in Shostka and Konotop. There were also reports on the Kyiv region – Bila Tserkva, Brovary, and other cities. The pace of recovery work is far too slow, and, unfortunately, inaccurate information was reported from several cities. We determined how to address this. The Ministry of Energy, together with the Ministry of Digital Transformation and the Ministry for Communities, must prepare additional mechanisms for cooperation with cities and communities to speed up recovery. We separately discussed with the Prime Minister of Ukraine the restoration of the buildings of the Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics in Kyiv, which were damaged by a Russian “shahed.” The Minister of Energy reported on the protection of transformers and other equipment in the energy system.
Ukraine’s Minister of Defense and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces reported on communication with the American side regarding Starshield speed issues. Unfortunately, the speed limit of 161 kilometers per hour (100 miles per hour) for our forces remains in place along the entire front line and in Ukraine’s temporarily occupied territories. This makes it impossible, in particular, to use interceptors against jet-powered “shaheds.” We still have no clear explanations. I instructed Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Defense to step up contacts with the U.S. Department of State, the Pentagon, and SpaceX to obtain clarification and resolve the situation.
Instructions were also given to the Commander of the Air Force, the Prime Minister, and the Minister of Agrarian Policy regarding the provision of air defense assets and the reorganization of mobile fire group operations to protect designated agricultural industry facilities. We are now preparing new defense packages for Ukraine. Thank you to everyone who is helping! Thank you to everyone who is working truly swiftly.
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営業部長「Outlookが使えないんだが」
情シス「Microsoft側で障害が発生しています」
営業部長「こんな忙しい時に。いつ直るんだよ?」
情シス「復旧時刻は未定です」
営業部長「はぁ?Microsoftには連絡したのか?」
情シス「公式の障害情報を確認しています」
営業部長「いや、電話しろよ」
情シス「……電話ですか?」
営業部長「そうだ。直接話した方が早いだろ」
情シス「世界規模の障害なので、現在対応中かと」
営業部長「じゃあ責任者を出してもらえ」
情シス「……Microsoftの責任者ですか?」
営業部長「そうだ。こっちは金払ってるんだろ?」
情シス「世界中の企業が払っています」
営業部長「うちは長年使ってるんだ。優先してもらえ」
情シス「……」
営業部長「とにかく電話して、何時に直るか聞いてくれ。それか、うちだけ先に直してもらえるよう交渉しろ」
情シス「世界規模の障害なんですが」
営業部長「そこを何とかするのが情シスの仕事だろ?」
情シス「……分かりました。確認します」
営業部長「最初からそうすればいいんだよ」
情シスは、静かにMicrosoftのサポートページを開きました。
そこには「復旧時刻未定」と書かれていました。
情シスは、しばらくその画面を見つめていました。
その間にも、営業部長からの催促電話は鳴りやみませんでした。
Microsoftの復旧時刻は、誰にも分かりませんでした。
ただ一つ、分かっていることがありました。
営業部長からの次の電話は、必ず来るということです。
本当に怖いのは、Microsoftの障害じゃない。
月額料金を払えば、情シスがMicrosoft本社を動かせると思われていることだった。
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I have Microsoft Office installed on my Mac.
A perpetual license. Bought outright.
So last week, Microsoft pushed an update which essentially bricked it. Couldn't create new documents, only read existing ones, with a banner saying "upgrade" to 365.
Well, no.
There was a way around it. Delete it all, reinstall, then rip out all of the code enabling updates. Working fine.
But this criminal stupidit probably upset someone a bit more vindictive than me. Today we see the result.
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🚨 Message from a Ukrainian unit in the East:
"Fuckers (russians) tried to attack with heavy machinery today 😳 and motorcycles…and this happens when starlinks with limitations. It’s like they made a deal..."
Musk is working directly with the russians now to help their war effort.
Employees at @SpaceX are complicit in war crimes now and Congress needs to investigate them too.
The "following orders" defense didn't work for the Nazis in 1945, It won't work for computer engineers in Texas.




















































