"The engineer who actually built the algorithm stealing the election for Biden looked at me like I was an idiot and asked, "Do you think we stole the election here in the blue counties? We're smarter than that. No, WE SHAVED OFF VOTES IN THE RED COUNTIES in the countryside ...

Theres not a single racist I know that was raised to be racist We all got this shit from basic pattern recognition

RECEIPTS of your garbage "REPORTING"

I took a DNA test and turns out I am 1% black. I am not surprised. I always felt a little black. Black people love me too which makes sense. Wassup niggas?

This is THE best thing on X today His description of a Democratic husband or father is absolutely out of this world. If you don’t laugh, it means you’re a democrat🤣🤣🤣

We had to lower the average IQ for being mentally retarded from 85 to 75, because it would mean 52% of black people would be classified as retarded. We did it so we don’t offend them, and now we have to hear how they invented everything and built the world

I do not care how many deportations have to happen to make this come back

Friendly reminder there are more Africans enslaved in Africa RIGHT NOW than there EVER was in the United States They don't care about slavery, they just hate Whites Anyone who brings up slavery from 150 years ago can eat shit

Possibly the most remarkable fact about cognitive inequality in America: On the SAT, Asian kids whose parents DID NOT FINISH HIGH SCHOOL crush black kids whose parents HAVE PHDs — outscoring them by 100 points.

"Contractors are evil" - Take a $9,000 deposit and stop answering the phone - Turn a 3-week bathroom into 4 months - Charge $14,000 for a job with $3,800 of materials in it But did you know one page of paper makes it impossible for a contractor to get paid for work that doesn't exist yet? I've run 80+ renovations. A contractor has stolen from me exactly once, house number 4, $6,500. Every house since has used the same page. It's called a draw schedule, and it works on a bathroom remodel the same as it works on a flip: THE RULE: nobody is paid for work that isn't done. No deposit. No "for materials." No "to hold the spot." The money moves after the work exists and I've stood in the room looking at it THE PAGE, line by line: 1. Scope of work with the actual items. Not "renovate kitchen." "Remove existing cabinets. Install 14 white shaker cabinets, Lowe's, model number. 22 linear feet of laminate counter. Delta 2401 faucet." If it isn't written, it isn't in the price, and every "oh that's extra" dies before it's born 2. The price split into 4 draws tied to things I can see: Draw 1 (25%): demo done, rough plumbing and electrical passed inspection Draw 2 (25%): drywall, paint, doors hung Draw 3 (25%): floors, kitchen, bathrooms installed Draw 4 (25%): punch list done, final inspection passed, site clean Each draw is paid within 24 hours of a walkthrough. Fast pay when it's done is the carrot. Zero pay before it's done is the stick 3. Materials on my card, delivered to the house. The contractor sends the list, I order it, it shows up at the address. He never holds my cash. A contractor who insists on buying materials himself is marking them up 30% or spending the deposit on his truck payment 4. A lien waiver with every check. One page, free, the state has a template. It says "I was paid $X for this work and I release any claim on the house." Without it, a subcontractor he never paid can put a lien on the house 4 months later, and the house can't sell or refinance until it's cleared. That's the one that got me 5. $150 a day past the finish date, written in. I've never collected it once, because a contractor who signed it finishes on time 6. 10% held back until 14 days after the final inspection. That's when the leak under the new vanity shows up BEFORE SIGNING ANYTHING: License number on the state contractor board website. Free, 2 minutes. No license, no job Certificate of insurance emailed by HIS insurance agent, not a screenshot from his phone. An uninsured guy falls off the roof and the homeowner is the one who gets sued Three bids on anything over $5,000. The middle one is usually right. The lowest one is the one who walks off in week 3 "No real contractor will sign that" Every one of mine did. The good ones like it, because a written scope means no arguments and a 24-hour draw means they get paid faster than any homeowner pays them. The one who won't sign is the one who was going to take the deposit. He just said so for free The guy who took my $6,500 wanted 50% up front "for materials." I said yes because I was 23 and he was nice. The page exists so nobody has to be nice I will teach you how to flip houses. Link in my bio, fill out the form and I'll hit you back

As a trump supporter I can honestly say End the Iran War you fucking retard! @DanScavino @Scavino47 @realdonaldtrump

Never forget that the Europeans found unfathomable horrors as they colonized Africa, and took the pains necessary to stop those horrors out For that great service, they were damned by Liberal opinion, which thought it was mean that they paternalistically prevented cannibalism and the like, and enforced that at bayonet point Thus, decolonization eventually resulted, and so the primordial horrors they had fought so hard to end have been creeping back bit by bit, all in the name of pretending equality exists Such a tragedy, and a waste

Flock is not a license plate recorder, despite what defenders claim. It is a midrange Android taking millions of pictures & sending a lot of them to Flock. Makes you wonder: what else is Flock doing with those photos?

“Who’s a good boy?!” Hackers just dumped the contents of a Flock camera. They found: 🔴Software explicitly detecting people, not just plates 🔴1.6 million images logged in 21 days 🔴Key to decrypt files stored on the device itself. Finds directly contradict Flock, which claims someone with physical access can't access images. Making it worse,@GainSec warned about the physical access issue more than a year ago & Flock downplayed it. And yeah, the Flock camera logged “Who’s a good boy?!” about every 2 minutes, all while plagued with errors, crashes & reboots. By @dmehro & @josephfcox wired.com/story/hackers-floc…

🚨 Breaking: Lexington’s Flock cameras were searched 7 MILLION times in just seven months — and Lexington Police accounted for only about 1% of those searches. A review of the audit logs from January through July found that just 63,000 searches came from Lexington Police. So who was doing the other 96% of the searching? According to WKYT Investigates, those searches came from out-of-state and federal agencies.

I'll be voting Republican at the midterms. Democrats continue to attack the crypto industry.

"We're young men, we're not ready to die." Kevin Cosgrove, one of the hardest 911 calls to listen to; his scream at the end as he disconnects is unbelievable