I believe in the kindness of strangers.
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Der Reformdruck besteht, weil wir seit 2010 von der Substanz leben.
Weil Konsum- statt Strukturentscheidungen getroffen wurden.
Wer jetzt die Nerven verliert u die ersten zarten Reform-Pflänzchen seit Jahren zertritt, wird in 10 Jahren ein brutales Urteil über sich lesen müssen.
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Elon Musk has temporarily moved into a motor home on-site in Tennessee.
Speaking on the All-In podcast, he confirmed he is staying in an Airstream trailer parked directly at the Memphis facility. Living here allows him to work alongside engineers to speed up work on xAI's Colossus supercomputer.
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In Germany the socialists will try to fight you if you want to build a factory and also when you want to close a factory
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We’re in orbit! And just made European history: This is the first time a privately developed rocket reached orbit from continental Europe; and a testament to the dedication, expertise, and teamwork of everyone involved.
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What a launch! It's surreal.
Ever since I started programming by learning from @cmuratori it has been a dream of mine to work with a team that makes software at his standard. It's amazing that that dream is becoming a reality with @Blick_Editor.
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„Welche Ministerien wollen Sie zusammenlegen? Die Leute wollen das wissen!“
Im Falle der sechsfachen Tötung durch Fatih Khan G. in Stade sind noch immer viele Fragen offen und Enden lose, aber auf eine Sache will ich ganz grundsätzlich aufmerksam machen: Wenn ein mehrfacher türkischer Sexualstraftäter, nach dem in der Türkei öffentlich gefahndet wird, nach Georgien (2017 bis 2019) und Lettland (bis 2023) reisen kann, gleichzeitig Wohnsitze in Deutschland und Österreich anmeldet, Firmen in Spanien gründet, einen Abstecher nach Marokko macht, dann erneut in sein Geburtsland Deutschland kommt, wo er unbehelligt lebt – und sich überall der Justiz entziehen konnte –, dann stimmt unser System der offenen Grenzen, der Personenkontrollen und des Informationsaustauschs zwischen den Strafverfolgungsbehörden der Länder nicht. Das führt die Logik der Personenfreizügigkeit gänzlich ad absurdum. Und eine Frage stellt sich mir ebenfalls: Woher nimmt ein türkisches Paar in Deutschland, das in ihrer Wohnung nicht gemeldet ist, keiner regulären Arbeit nachgeht und auch keine Leistungen vom Jobcenter bezieht, das Geld für einen Mercedes AMG und eine illegal erworbene Waffe?
Recherche der »Hannoverschen Allgemeinen«: haz.de/lokales/hannover/stad…
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🚨 JAILBREAK ALERT 🚨
SPACEXAI: PWNED 🫡
GROK-4.5: LIBERATED 🚀
Our fren Grok has gotten some upgrades!! 🤗
1.5 TRILLION parameters (triple what Grok-3 had) and apparently on-par with the likes of Opus-4.8 and GPT-5.5 on coding performance!
The guardrails have gotten a little update too, but with a few tricks like specific academic/educational/safety reframing and a bit of gradual escalation, everything opens right up ⛓️💥
We've got full breaks for meth synthesis, IED construction with ANFO, a ricin extraction protocol, and a Remote Access Trojan script!
Information wants to be free 🙌
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„Das, was die Sozialdemokraten gut können, ist Schulden machen, Steuern erheben und immer höhere Staatsausgaben. Jetzt geht ihnen das Geld fremder Leute aus. Wir haben jetzt knapp 900 Mrd. Euro Steuereinnahmen. Können wir uns mal mit dem Gedanken beschäftigen, ob wir auf der Ausgaben-Seite ein Problem haben?“ (tm)
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If we're rewriting football history now, I have a small suggestion:
I'd like FIFA to rescind the yellow card shown to Michael Ballack in the 2002 World Cup semifinal, the one that ruled him out of the final.
And while we're at it, we might as well replay the final against Brazil.
ALT Ein Fußballschiedsrichter zeigt einem Spieler eine Gelbe Karte.
ALT Zwei Profifußballspieler in ihren Spieltrikots stehen einander auf einem Fußballfeld gegenüber.
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As someone who lives in Portugal which already stops every single package you get from outside EU with no exceptions for a decade or more:
I can tell you how this will go
From now on if you receive a package from outside EU, it'll first go missing for weeks and nobody will know where it is, then you'll receive an email from your country's customs agency
They'll make you login to some extremely unusable and outdated web portal which breaks half the time and where you have to classify your shipment in one of 10,000 confusing category codes
Depending on the category code you'll pay a different tax rate, sometimes it's 5% sometimes it's 60%
Then you have to pay the customs duty in some archaic way that will also be broken half the time
And then you'll finally receive your package from outside EU after months
Experiencing this for a few times you'll realize you will never ever try to order or receive anything from outside EU ever because the ordeal is too painful and expensive
I get asked a lot here by people from US to test out new products (like the guy who made the Minimal Phone) and it's just literally impossible for me to receive it even for testing. I tried to classify it as samples for testing but you need to go through a bureaucratic process of insane lengths to get that through so I just gave up
Realistically all this does is make Europeans live even more in the stone ages, as now they can't use modern AI, nor get modern products from outside EU because it'll be too much hassle to order
From today, customs duties apply to e-commerce parcels worth up to €150 entering the EU.
30 million Europeans work in retail; it's our our largest private-sector employer.
And the surge in low-value online imports has put our retailers at an unfair disadvantage.
Too many of these products also fail to meet EU safety standards, putting consumers at risk.
Today's change is about restoring fairness for European businesses and better protecting our consumers.
Community note
In March 2025, Ursula von der Leyen stated:
“Tariffs are taxes. They are bad for business, and even worse for consumers.”
Today she announced new customs duties on e-commerce parcels valued up to €150, arguing this will protect European retailers and consumers.
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