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rogue regime technocrat🇬🇷 retweeted
Outlook is back.
@Microsoft can process 6,000 H-1B applications, but processing your inbox is apparently a tougher assignment.
rogue regime technocrat🇬🇷 retweeted
Politics really is just a bunch of foreshadowing with background characters you don’t realize will be important in a few years time
rogue regime technocrat🇬🇷 retweeted
What this is telling me is that Tusk need to do a lot more coups because polish people are loving it
Poland, IBRiS poll:
KO-EPP: 32% (+4)
PiS-ECR: 18% (-1)
Kon-ESN|PfE: 14% (+1)
KKP-NI: 11%
Lewica-PES: 8% (+1)
R+-ECR: 7% (+1)
PSL-EPP: 5%
Razem-ELA: 4%
PL2050-RE: 0% (-1)
+/- vs. 14-16 October 2026
Fieldwork: 06-07 November 2026
Sample size: 1069
➤ europeelects.eu/poland
rogue regime technocrat🇬🇷 retweeted
it’s so funny that all day the world’s second largest company has been sending a differently worded announcement each hour saying "email is over. we’re not sure why but email is done for good"
We’re continuing our efforts to improve server stability to improve traffic flow. This includes adjusting traffic protocols, redistributing traffic, and applying strategic traffic blocking measures. We're observing partial recovery across regions in which we've applied these adjustments; however, these actions aren't resulting in sustained recovery, so we're reviewing what additional actions we can take to improve overall infrastructure stability. More info under EX1550543 and MO1550821 in the Microsoft 365 admin center, as well as status.cloud.microsoft if the admin center is not available to you.
περιμένω «το σημερινό συμβάν μας δείχνει πώς η ευρώπη δεν πρέπει να εξαρτάται από αμερικανική τεχνολογία»
rogue regime technocrat🇬🇷 retweeted
Pls don’t recover it now. Asia has woken up. Let us have a great Friday. Pls make it a Monday problem. Thx.
rogue regime technocrat🇬🇷 retweeted
The Soviet Union had this problem in its dying days. It was called "Tbilisi Syndrome" and it arose after the Tbilisi massacre, in which soldiers used lethal force to disperse a protest, were thrown under the bus by Gorbachev and the brass, and subsequently refused to take any action unless there was a clear trail of responsibility to their superiors.
Tbilisi Syndrome was cited in the unwillingness of the military to put down nationalist revolts in Azerbaijan and Lithuania and even played a role in the failure of the coup against Gorbachev due to soldiers doing nothing in the face of revolts.
This is extremely bad.
Exclusive:
SAS soldiers are reluctant to carry out missions where they may have to “shoot people” over fears they will be accused of war crimes, senior serving officers have told The Telegraph.
Special Forces officers said that the ongoing Afghanistan inquiry into the elite unit had left its troops concerned about going on operations that might require lethal force.
There have been no outright refusals within the SAS to go on high-risk missions.
However, a number of serving members are said to be “less inclined” to volunteer for roles that involve dangerous operations, should they later be investigated for their conduct.
I asked what kind of missions that included and was told: “Jobs where you might end up shooting people.”
It is highly unusual for current SAS officers to talk to the press, even anonymously.
Their intervention highlights concern within the service that its effectiveness risks being blunted.
I think this message is key: The SAS source said lawfare was “a contributing factor in the motivations of those who are leaving, or choosing not to extend”.
This was concerning, they said, because the military risked losing talented special forces officers, who could earn “excellent” promotions if they stayed, but would potentially leave for careers where they felt more valued.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…
