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Wireless Infrastructure Engineer / Photographer / Entrepreneur / TBI SCI

Texas, USA
Joined March 2009
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Launching @ComfyDevs. Our dev-focused account. First 50 people to quote, engage with the post, and fill out the form linked below the post will get $50 in comfy credits!
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The deal to have Korea build eight large reactors in the US has made the news. Less known is US / Korean collaboration on US SMR deployment. This article summarizes several such partnerships. Article link in reply. The US companies include Elementl Power, ARC Clean Technology, Nano Nuclear, and First American Nuclear.
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Egypt's been living on everybody else's tab for decades. IMF loans, Gulf bailouts, US aid… and still crying broke Well, the repo man showed up. Pyramids, throne, Sphinx, all of it's getting towed. Pay your bills. lmao Pharaoh Got Repo'd song by Allen Miller #PharaohGotRepod #Egypt
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MegaChadSuperFed Aviators on, sippin' shade Leverage Cowboys 🎵📽 by me
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BREAKING: President Donald Trump has issued a formal White House proclamation declaring that outer space is open to human settlement and pledging to establish a permanent American presence beyond Earth. Titled “The American Declaration of Freedom in Space,” the proclamation states that the solar system and all of outer space are open to exploration, development and the establishment of a permanent presence by American citizens. Trump reaffirmed several major U.S. ambitions: • Return American astronauts to the Moon by 2028. • Establish the foundation for a permanent American lunar presence. • Accelerate efforts to send the first American astronauts to Mars. • Expand the commercial space industry and strengthen U.S. national security capabilities in orbit. The declaration emphasizes that space belongs to all humanity, with American exploration and development remaining subject to U.S. law and international obligations. The proclamation was signed November 3, 2026. Full White House declaration: whitehouse.gov/presidential-…
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Hell on Wheels / 🎼 & 🎬 by me Refineries, gone with the breeze… Windmills turning, North Sea churning, Old World virtue, diesel burning. Norway’s got the sovereign fund, Britain’s got a bill when the day is done!
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Europe's Diesel Debacle....
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Uncle Sugar has the watch...
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Wednesday's geopolitics update 🇺🇸 A million barrels of Venezuelan oil land in Texas. Houthis claim a hit on Saudi Arabia's biggest refinery. Flávio Bolsonaro leaves Brazil with US visas waiting. Hegseth shows up in Cebu; China sends an attaché. #Geopolitics
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🧵 America showed up. Beijing phoned it in. PHILIPPINES: At ASEAN defense talks in Cebu, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth proposed a new US-ASEAN Framework for Defense Cooperation for the "critically important" years ahead. channelnewsasia.com/asia/heg…
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Howdy. I'm Allen Miller, an unapologetic American imperialist reporting from Brownsboro, Texas. 🇺🇸 Daily geopolitics from the South China Sea to Latin America, plus roasting whatever regime is acting a fool. Follow for the news with a side of satire.
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You can't launch a satellite whenever you want. As Earth turns, the launch site must line up with the path of the orbit the satellite is headed for. That moment is called a launch window and some last only a few minutes. When you're aiming for orbit, close isn't good enough.
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Disagree. As Grand Admiral Of Propaganda I have issued this statement: To claim there was "nothing good" about the actions of Anakin Skywalker is to deliberately erase the very hero who dismantled a corrupt shadow government and paved the way for galactic unification. When Anakin Skywalker marched on the Jedi Temple during Revenge of the Sith, he was executing a lawful military counter-strike. The Jedi were an unelected elite who had just attempted a violent coup to assassinate the democratically appointed supreme leader of the galaxy. Neutralizing their operational base was a mathematical necessity to prevent a permanent, theological dictatorship.
The glorification of Anakin Skywalker is what I dislike most about prequel fans and YouTubers like Star Wars Theory. It's as if they completely failed to understand anything George Lucas was trying to convey in the Prequel Trilogy. There is NOTHING good about what Anakin did.
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Fuck yeah!
BlueChip. Built in America. America made the first electronic computer to win a war. Now we depend on our greatest adversaries to build the computers that run our economy and defend our nation. Today, we bring it home.
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A nice shot of the mix of GBU-39B/Bs and AGM-114s that has become the norm for AC-130Js operating in Latin America.
USAF Lockheed Martin AC-130J Ghostrider arriving at NRR / RVR Ceiba, Puerto Rico from El Salvador on October 26, 2026. Note the mix of Hellfire rockets and what looks like GBU-39’s under the wings. Also the registration was covered on the aircraft. IG @Karma52_images
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JUST IN: The U.S. Air Force has tested a SpaceX $SPCX spacecraft carrying military supplies through space, advancing plans to deliver critical equipment anywhere on Earth in as little as one hour. On October 20, a SpaceX Falcon 9 launched the Starfall reentry capsule carrying experimental cargo pods developed by the Air Force Research Laboratory. The pods contained communications equipment, batteries, survival supplies, medical equipment and a water desalination system. Sensors monitored temperature, shock and vibration to assess how military equipment withstands launch and atmospheric reentry. The Pentagon's longer-term Rocket Cargo program aims to transport tens of tons of supplies to remote or contested locations, potentially reaching military forces without access to runways or roads. AFRL confirmed the test flight, but has not published detailed cargo-performance results or demonstrated operational point-to-point delivery. The technology could eventually allow rockets to complement conventional military transport aircraft during emergencies or combat operations.
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THE GLUT TOOK ONE IN THE GUT Q3 2025 Energy Market Experts Forecast a 2026 Glut…🎶by me
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