Buddallah created Arrakis to train the faithful Check Reposts more than either Posts or Quotes

YeShimon Deseret v Land of Nod
Congratulations! You have achieved failure. Failure has been achieved, Thank God! Now the only place to go from failure is to win. You have to achieved failure. No one wants to go that far, its too scary. That's where winning is, always has been
4
3
33
6,673
KryTierEon retweeted
The Eagles learning Jalen Hurts has serious blood clots but a loss to the Jaguars brings them below .500
7
36
561
40,240
KryTierEon retweeted
breathing is enough to give you away each breath slightly changes how Wi-Fi waves reflect off your chest. with the right receiver and processing, those tiny changes can reveal your breathing rhythm the graphs in this animation use real WiRe-Breath recordings: orange is the rhythm extracted from Wi-Fi, gray is a reference breathing sensor i broke down how this works, and what else you can pull out of the radio waves around you, in the article below ↓
68
567
4,982
958,128
Love this from Kierkegaard:
5
41
890
KryTierEon retweeted
🐈‍⬛ Pennie the cat 🛒 Sunday’s Best Echo Park (LA)
2
34
501
12,963
💥Last night, before a selected audience, Netanyahu unveiled a new security plan for Israel entitled "The Prime Minister's Security Doctrine," with no inquest or probe having investigated the previous doctrine, unveiled in 2018 as "Security Concept 2030," which included funding Hamas. haaretz.com/israel-news/isra…
2
21
47
2,115
KryTierEon retweeted
The planet Jupiter glowing in thermal infrared, as seen by the Gemini North telescope. The gas giant gives off more heat than it receives from the Sun. 📸: International Gemini Observatory​/​NOIRLab​/​NSF​/​AURA M.H. Wong
15
11
118
13,307
KryTierEon retweeted
If Kevin Durant stays in OKC, he and Westbrook win at least one title. They were up 3-1 on a 73 win team.
2
3
15
2,092
KryTierEon retweeted
Want receipts on who wanted @MarioNawfal amplified? Here he is in one of the pro-Israel campaigns’ own 2023 boost lists, alongside the IDF and StandWithUs. I’ve got the whole list. This is just a sample.
15
88
224
5,219
KryTierEon retweeted
1
1
56
KryTierEon retweeted
Mecca and Medina should be independent cities like Vatican City is... There should be no interference of Saudi Arabia to be honest... Saudi Arabian royalty should have no right to dictate religion like that...
476
310
3,038
155,081
KryTierEon retweeted
VOTATU V848 NVG Night Vision Green Laser - Light, IR Laser IR Flashlight, Multi-Mode Weapon Light Laser youtu.be/b-JUbtJBbUM
2
12
590
KryTierEon retweeted
Researchers converted desert sand into a living material that slows water drainage and remains cohesive underwater. By encouraging microbes to generate microscopic fibers between the sand grains, laboratory experiments showed that these fibers lowered water permeability to roughly one-sixth the level measured in untreated sand. Drawing on the way roots, fungal hyphae, and microbial filaments naturally bind soil particles, scientists at Khalifa University, Empa, and ETH Zurich examined a cellulose-producing bacterium together with two fungal strains. The bacterium produced a fine mesh that adhered to individual grains and linked them together. After seven days, a treated column of sand approximately 6 centimeters (2.4 inches) high was solid enough to be extracted from its mold and sliced into pieces that stayed intact when submerged. A separate method yielded a still larger reduction in drainage: thin cellulose sheets were grown independently and inserted between successive layers of sand, cutting water permeability by a factor of about 28. Reduced drainage rates might ultimately help retain moisture closer to plant roots, while the fibers could also stabilize loose surfaces and offer a biodegradable substitute for certain synthetic soil-reinforcement products. Yet a slower rate of water movement does not equate to sixfold greater storage capacity; the measured water-holding ability of the treated sand rose only modestly. The entire demonstration remains confined to the laboratory, where the microbes were supplied with water and nutrients under controlled conditions, and no trials assessed crop growth or long-term persistence in actual desert environments. The subsequent task is to determine whether these microscopic networks can produce durable benefits beyond the controlled setting of the lab. [Vakeri, S. M., Sinha, A., Greca, L. G., Salim, M. H., Mabrook, G., Ziyan, Z., Dali, M. H. A., AlMarzooqi, F. A., Mettu, S., Nyström, G., & Tardy, B. L. (2025). Living sand: Microbial nanocellulose and chitin-rich mycelia enhance granular material properties. Carbohydrate Polymers, 370, 124361. DOI: 10.1016/j.carbpol.2025.124361]
3
6
25
10,561
KryTierEon retweeted
Kobe is going to end up dying in a helicopter crash
27,512
123,727
279,887
KryTierEon retweeted
8
21
119
2,161
KryTierEon retweeted
JUST IN: AI data centers could soon require blast-resistant concrete, anti-drone defenses, & missile protection as attacks on computing infrastructure escalate worldwide. — Financial Times
1
1
31
KryTierEon retweeted
👀👀👀🤣🤣🤣
18
5
80
814
The one person you shouldn't talk to is yourself That bitch knows all your lies and fantasies
5
KryTierEon retweeted
🚨🚨🚨 #Colts have explored hiring Peyton Manning as GM
35
50
1,230
68,763
KryTierEon retweeted
Melania Trump turns her head far to the side as Trump moves in for a kiss 😳
245
188
1,306
166,098
KryTierEon retweeted
The price of the fuel, used by farmers and truckers, is up more than 75% since the start of the Iran war in late winter. Diesel costs have become a particular concern for economists, who say higher diesel fuel costs trickle down into “just about everything," per CNBC
104
315
1,802
163,298