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Mike Lunsted retweeted
In case anyone has forgotten, Lauren fled the United States in 2024 after the DOJ exposed her for taking millions of dollars from sanctioned Russian entities to hire podcasters to push propaganda to conservatives.
She was publicly welcomed back into the United States last year by State Department employee @Overlord26 and subsequently invited to the White House Easter Egg Roll.
She is now at MAL.
Mike Lunsted retweeted
Jensen Huang has faced more consequences than virtually anyone in the Epstein Files.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on the FAA using AI:
"We're going to save a lot more time…and move people through the skies much more quickly."
WHY THE FUCK WOULD YOU EVER USE AI FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL? IT’S A DISASTER WAITING TO HAPPEN.
Mike Lunsted retweeted
Whoever is advising AOC, stop having her post cringe shit defending her terrible Jeffries vote and have her start campaigning hard for Chris Van Hollen.
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Happy Birthday King Friday #FridayThe13th
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This is what Rev. Adam Hamilton said just a week after October 7. At that time, expressing sympathy with Palestinians and centering their plight was not something many politicians did.
unherd.com/2026/11/the-power…
This isn’t to say that every progressive should make criticism of Israel their focal point. But they can and should at least make clear where they stand.
Rev. Adam Hamilton of Kansas was a perfect example of this. The issue didn't figure prominently in his race but there was little doubt that he was a man of principle and morality when it came to the plight of Palestinians.
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I’ve been in IT over 35 years. There are supposed to be redundancies that make this kind of outage either impossible or brief. The fact they don’t know what’s even causing this going on 12 hours later is very bad.
New Microsoft 365 outage update, as of 9:54 PM ET. The earlier hopeful signs did not hold. Microsoft says the changes it applied to improve serviceability are "not taking as expected."
Microsoft is now identifying alternate workstreams to increase capacity in the face of sustained traffic management imbalances. Exchange Online is still listed as a service degradation. Users may still be unable to reach mailboxes through Outlook on the web, Outlook desktop (MAPI), ActiveSync, or REST.
This latest bulletin is under EX1550543. The broader MO1550821 notice has not been updated with the setback yet. Next official Exchange update is due by 11:00 PM ET.
The 9:10 PM ET update talked about regions coming online. That change didn't take.
Mike Lunsted retweeted
Microsoft says attempts to fix global outage not going "as expected" - follow live bbc.in/3UA6ZoR
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ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/…
It's laughable that the Premier is trying to sell to ABs that I'm so powerful I can block her entire govt from implementing a critical intervention to save lives in our EDs!
It's even more laughable when facts are taken into account:
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Mike Lunsted retweeted
This is bonkers...
Smith claims she can fix healthcare, but she doesn't even know who was at the negotiating table?
This is some next level incompetence.
#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli
ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/…
It's laughable that the Premier is trying to sell to ABs that I'm so powerful I can block her entire govt from implementing a critical intervention to save lives in our EDs!
It's even more laughable when facts are taken into account:
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Mike Lunsted retweeted
Shame @UofT !
Get on the Right side of History!
Absolute bombshell report on the rampant anti-Muslim, anti-Arab, and anti-Palestinian discrimination at @UofT.
There is an entire section on the Faculty of Medicine @uoftmedicine.
The report captures a small fraction of the stories of UofT staff, students, and faculty who have experienced racism, targeting, procedural unfairness, and professional and educational repercussions.
In what I believe is an unprecedented move, UofT has rejected the report and its recommendations.
It is interesting whose feelings appear to matter and whose lives seem to have lesser value.
Read the full report here:
people.utoronto.ca/wp-conten…
