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Unsubscribe from Mubi, or tell anyone you know who is a subscriber to cancel their subscription. They just received a $100 million investment from Sequoia Capital, a VC company that invested heavily on Israel and openly worked with IOF.

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happy fourth of july to the philippines ONLY

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the reichenbach falls

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Recently, I have been getting some support from the wonderful Tumblr community, as such I decided it is best if I start up my own blog here to post about my restarting of my life in Canada after completing my 40 months prison sentence for my role in the Team-Xecuter and Nintendo Switch mods, etc.

It has been a struggle for my first two years of freedom, the first year was the worse, homeless, jobless and with my lymphedema in my left leg not easy at all.

The second year has been better, now with a roof over my head and the ability to earn a bit of money on the side legally alongside my medical disability.

I have now been able to recover my original love and passion for the Texas Instruments Home Computers, and I am slowly working towards releasing some new software and hardware products for the retro computer hobbyists.

But it's still been a struggle on the medical side to get the Ontario government to help with my lymphedema and cover expenses, as such any support I get towards my GoFundMe is greatly appreciated and allows me to continue to do physiotherapy and get treatment and devices I need at home to enable me to have a full productive day.

Thanks again to everyone here in the Tumblr community for support, caring and kindness.

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(no children, the mountain goats/US politics)

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Okay so just to sum up recent events on the US Right:

• Trump starts a contract with Peter Thiel's Palantir company to create a database of ALL INFORMATION on EVERY LIVING AMERICAN

• Its revealed Stephen Miller and Elon Musk have had a very massive fight, supposedly because Elon Musk is sleeping with Miller's wife

• Trump ousts Elon from the administration, after over five months of being besties. Leaves with Stephen Miller's wife, who he just hired at one of his companies (!?)

• Elon starts saying the Big Beautiful Bill sucks

• A GOP Representative reveals that most of them didnt actually get to read the Big Beautiful Bill, GOP leadership basically made them rubber stamp it and they are pissed to find out it makes them all look horrible. A lot of them are now discussing a shakeup in GOP leadership.

• Trump says Elon has "Trump Derangement Syndrome" (🤮)

• Elon escalates massively, stating that Trump is in the Epstein files and THATS why they havent released them yet

• This comes right as Alex Jones loses a massive chunk of his audience because he's endorsing Trump's Palantir contract, and his fans are basically all very concerned about their privacy. They want a new conspiracy to follow and they just got one

• Trump starts threatening Elon's government contracts

• Ian Miles Cheong calls for Trump to be impeached immediately, and for JD Vance to become President. Elon Musk quote retweets this with "Yes"

• JD Vance was mentored by Peter Thiel

• Steve Bannon takes to Fox calling for the immediate deportation of Musk, and making SpaceX a public company

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From 6/8/2018. I took it down back then because I was sick of arguing about it, but I’m putting it back up now for pride month. Hope you’re having a lovely one 💜

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and so ends the string of wilty posts (for now)

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Tuesday, May 27th, 2025

🌟 New

Now, when someone replies to your post, or mentions you in a reply, the notification will take you directly to that specific reply. No more scrolling forever to find the relevant conversation. Just tap and you’re there. You can also copy the link to a specific reply from its overflow menu.

You can now use date-based search operators in the main Tumblr search bar to find older tagged posts from before 2017. Results are sorted in chronological order. For example, try “star wars year:2015” to see posts tagged with Star Wars created in 2015.

🛠 Fixed

We fixed an issue related to the option “Not interested in this blog.” If you click that option (from the meatball menu on recommended posts), you won’t get recommended posts from that blog anymore.

We fixed an issue that caused reblogged mature posts to be hidden from your own blog view.

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Game Changer | Season 7, Episode 4 | Crowd Control | "Stabbing age!"

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Today's Doonesbury cartoon.

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First posting

I’ve just returned to Eurphoric State University from several days in Washington D.C. Delighted to be back here. Washington continues to be a self-important echo chamber in which tens of thousands of people listen happily to the sounds of their own voices confirm the correctness of their views. I met George Allen, who, for those of you in the real world who may not keep track of these things, is a Senator from Virginia who is now assumed to be a Republican presidential candidate for 2008. He struck me as a nice man, large and buoyant like a Frat-house president, with good political smarts, a mediocre mind, and Stone Age views about the country. I was a panelist on George Stephanapoulos’s Sunday show where Allen was a guest. He staked out a position to the right of Bush on immigration, in order to inspire the Republican nativist base. So right now it looks like Allen versus John McCain for the Republican presidential nomination, with Mitt Romney – an empty suit with bright white teeth – positioning himself for the vice-presidential slot. When friends in Washington talk about the Democratic nominee for 2008 they invariably lower their voices, as if they’re frightened of being heard, and say Hillary has the nomination locked up but will surely lose the general election. Then they get a “what the hell can I do about it?” look on their faces, hold their palms up, and change the subject. Hillary is one of the smartest people I know and she’d make a better president than her husband. But I worry that no one around her is willing to tell her the truth – that her movement to the right, her caution to avoid saying anything at all controversial, her unwillingness to say what everyone (Republican as well as Democrat) knows about the War in Iraq (that we have to get out as fast as possible, John Murtha was absolutely right), and about the economy (that corporate profits have nearly doubled since 2000 but paychecks for most workers have gone nowhere), and her huge embryonic but intimidating campaign fund – is a giant albatros around the neck of the Democratic Party. I wish it weren’t so, but the odds of her winning the presidency in 2008 are one in a hundred. Yes, I know, three years is an infinite amount of time in political history and she just might pull it off. But the chances are so low, and her political timidity so damaging at a time when Democrats should be yelling from the roofs about the devastating failure of Iraq and the wild, unprecedented concentration of wealth and power at home, that I wish she’d either step aside or show some genuine outrage. Today’s immigration bill that seems to have broken the Senate’s logjam is another exercise in cynicism. Can you actuallly imagine someone who’s been here illegally for four years saying “oh, yes, of course, I’ll just go back home now and wait in line and maybe, in twenty years, I can come back to a good job and my wife and kids”? And it lets employers off the hook, of course. Unless or until employers face huge penalties for hiring people who are here illegally, and unless or until there’s some sort of tamper-proof identity card, this whole exercise is silly. If jobs in the US pay lots more than jobs south of the border, hundreds of thousands of people in Mexico and the rest of Latin America, as well as Southeast Asia, are going to get here somehow. Many will risk their lives getting here. And the majority of them will, eventually, contribute more to America than they take from America. That’s been the story of immigrants for two hundred years. They wouldn’t come here if they weren’t ambitious to make new lives for themselves, and ambition is the most essential precondition of success in America. Okay, so I’m blogging and blathering. I never thought it would come to this. But there’s no other way to tell the whole truth. I don’t know if anyone will read this blog, but it’s worth a try. Until tomorrow …