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April 28, 2025

Monday Overnight Open Thread - April 28, 2025 [Doof]

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Sunset over central Colorado

Howdy Hordelings! Hope your Monday has been a good one. We made it through Day 1 without the boss. Give yourself a high-five, grab a beverage of your choosing, and settle on in to the ONT. Lurkers, please don't be shy - say hello! Regulars - eh, it doesn't matter what I say - you're gonna do what you do anyway.

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The Venture Capitalist and the Start-up Lemonade Stand

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(Header photo by Djamel: @djame_l)

Disclaimer – I greatly respect the many impressive and successful venture capitalists investing in startups producing real products and fulfilling genuine product needs. I applaud the entrepreneurs who are creating these new companies, as well as the VCs who fund them. They are important, and I regret that there are so many charlatans and carnival barkers making a mockery of the process of steering capital to business start-ups.

But I have spent way too much time - including a few wasted years in my own career - around people cosplaying the start-up lifestyle, and watching incubators get all excited about the latest “Carbon-Neutral Doggie Waymo” or, God help us all, yet another time-sucking software product to help companies monitor employees’ goals and “engagement.”

With that said, Chris Bakke had a hilarious tweet recently about taking his child’s lemonade stand to venture capitalists. I particularly like how he got “AI” into the name of the “lemonAIde” business.


It's spring break and my son started a lemonade stand. I asked him how much lemonade he sold in the last hour.

"$3" he said. I told him, "Here's $20 for one glass of lemonade. In one hour I'm going to come back and buy a lemonade for $1,000. You're going to take that $1,000/hr revenue - multiply it by 24 hours - then multiply it by 365 days, and tell VCs, 'I have $8.76M in run rate revenue with 99.9% net margins, and 100% of our latest cohort of customers have expanded revenue with us. You're also changing the name of your lemonade stand to 'lemon(AI)de' and incorporating it as a C Corp"

My son was holding back tears.

I said, "Doesn't it feel good to be a millionaire, bud?" He said, "Dad I'm 4 and I don't know what any of these words are."

I said, "Welcome to life as a tech CEO - neither do I" and drove away.

There were some pretty funny responses too, including the following:

“Forbes five under five.”

“Can I tokenize this business and sell LEMON token on the blockchain? Will split proceeds 70/30.”

“Wait until he realizes his allowance is paid in vested equity.”

“Is there a way to secretly dilute the solution and sugar content of the lemonade to maximize return to investors? What if you set up your shop in a Third World nation with less regulatory oversight?”

“I could have sworn Jim Cramer was just raving about this company!”

For those of you missing Ace’s evening Cafe and feeling that I’m out of my wheelhouse, please know that I’m bootstrapping my way through his absence, dealing with an aggressive burn rate, and knowing full well that vultures at the accelerator are ready to come in with an elevator pitch if any of you think I’m dishing out nothing but vaporware.

[buck.throckmorton at protonmail dot com]

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Cafe Thread Attempt

Dating advice:

Big, fluffy dog:

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The Media Is at the Height of Its Power and Aren't at all Scared that Their Influence has been Slipping for Decades and is now Undeniable

I mean, just look at CNN!

Okay, sure, CNN is doing badly. They promised and promised and promised their viewers that Trump was going to end up in jail and Kamala was going to be president. But that's no reason to tune them out, right?

They said it. That makes it happen, right? It's not like people have decided to tune out televised news to a large extent, leaving only a minority who even turn it on, much less are convinced by it, and it's not like their viewership is very, very old, or anything.

Oh wait, I've been informed that all of those things are true. Too bad.

Next, the press told itself that it's very serious and very important and that it's just unfortunate that Biden's aides were able to trick them into thinking Biden was in great shape:

I think we should give them medals. And raises. And to jail anyone who thinks they lied for several years about the health status of the most powerful man on the planet. It's not like they'd ever lie about anything else. Nope. They're just honest people who can be tricked into believing things that are obviously not true.

Wait...is that better?

I'm being informed that no, it's not, in fact, better.

For some reason, I'm reminded of the below clip from Steven Spielberg's 2017 movie, The Post where Ben Bradlee (played by Tom Hanks) explains how he was Jack Kennedy's friend and refused to run bad stories about him. He's going to make up for this journalistic malpractice by turning on Nixon, a man he already disagrees with, and try to destroy him.

That makes him a pure and good journalist, right? Hurting the people he wants to hurt anyway because he treated his friend too well?

Right?!

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[moviegique]: Warfare

TJM: I spiked moviegique's post on Saturday night because our unspoken schedule said one thing, and I felt really, really bad about it. So, highlighting this on a Monday afternoon, with much more traffic, seems like a nice way to try and make up to him. Sorry, moviegique. Now, everyone read his wise words. Take over, moviegique:

Tonight we have three movies under consideration: Warfare, The Ballad of Wallis Island, and When Fall Is Coming. But to spare the fools who read the content a 2,200 word post, I've posted the review for Warfare here as being the most likely one to interest the readers of a Smart and Cruel Military Blog.

Interested parties can read the reviews for the other two on my blog:

Wallis Island is a delightful comedy-drama: Funny but not all fluff.

When Fall Is Coming is a French drama about a woman with a troubled relationship with her daughter which is rather complicated by the daughter's death. The movie takes a pleasant turn into mystery/suspense-land as the mother and her friends are potentially implicated in the death.

I've decided on May 17th, I'm going to present a defense of the 2005 Pride & Prejudice. So you may want to set your alarms for then (or set them to ignore).

And Now For Our Feature Attraction!

Alex Garland is a talented director. I think. A novelist who transitioned to movies with scripts like 28 Days Later, Sunshine and Dredd, he made a big splash with his directorial debut Ex Machina, which was good, overrated but also easily the peak of his efforts—leading as it did into Annihilation, a muddled distaff remake of Stalker, and then descended into the risible Men and Civil War—well, let's just say there's no confusion as to his politics.

It gives one pause, whether to watch a movie about a squad in Ramadi during the Iraq War, under these circumstances. However, he had a co-director and co-writer on this, first time writer/director Ray Mendoza, a Navy Seal who was part of the squad that took part in the events detailed in this film. Once again, The Boy and I decided to roll the dice.

Rolling the dice can pay off, people.

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Some Immigration News

Alright...Dem politician news...check.

Old news that had some slight update recently...check.

Looks like next should be something...immigrationy.

First, that story of the 2 year old citizen being deported: Tom Homan had some thoughts:

It looks like the mother was an illegal. The father never showed up to the deportation hearing and is in hiding. The authorities were asking the mother where they wanted the child to end up (either with her or with her sister-in-law, it seems). The mother chose to take the daughter with her. Also...Homan wants to deport the father too, in order to be with the family since he's also illegal.

Next, Colorado Governor Polis had some thoughts on the raid on an illegal nightclub that rounded up over 100 illegal immigrants:

I mean...okay. That's a choice. Is he planning on running for president or something (he is).

Thirdly: the person who stole Kristi Noem's purse was apparently an illegal immigrant let into the country despite an expediated removal order.

But, remember, Biden's administration was serious about the border. Their press releases in October of 2024 said so.

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Remember the Helicopter Crash that was supposed to be Trump's fault for firings that didn't happen at the FAA? Turns out it was the pilot's fault for not doing what she was supposed to do. Whoops.

Whoopsie!

I scanned the article, and it seems to describe the chaos of running an airport, especially one in the middle of DC. Seems like a high-stress job with a lot of moving parts, but one part refused to move. She just didn't move to the left when her warrant officer told her that's what ATC wanted.

But it's Trump's fault because DOGE sent out letters to federal employees about their weeks.

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Gerry Connolly, top Democrat on the Oversight Committee and Rep since the Dawn of Time, to step down at the end of this Congress

Party of youth!

Rep. Gerry Connolly, the top Democrat on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, will step down from his leadership post on the panel and not run for reelection.

The Virginia Democrat, whose constituency includes many federal workers, cited the return of his esophageal cancer - first diagnosed in late 2024 - as the reason for his planned departure.


VA-11, his district, is very heavily Democrat, so don't expect a pickup. Do expect, however, a Resistance idol to take the primary and the seat next Congress. Someone young, dumb, and full of...ideas about how Trump needs to be impeached for the good of illegal immigrant gangbangers.

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THE MORNING RANT: Abrego Garcia & the Pure Evil That Human Traffickers are Inflicting on the United States, with Democrat Support

Kilmar Abrego Garcia would seem an unlikely hero. He is a woman-beating, MS-13 gang member who is in this country illegally. He is also associated with known human traffickers, and he appears to have personally engaged in the interstate trafficking of foreign nationals while driving without a license. The Trump administration deported Abrego Garcia, who should never have been in this country in the first place.

It’s hard to comprehend, but Democrats and the legacy media consider Mr. Garcia a hero who encapsulates the values they champion, and they desperately want to return Mr. Garcia to the U.S. to resume his criminal ways here.

As I’ll get into a little deeper, there are grotesque violations of human rights flowing from the international trafficking of foreigners held as chattel here in the United States. It is a modern-day slave trade. Democrats, the media, and those who defend Abrego Garcia are also champions of the modern-day slave trade.

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After Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen visited Abrego Garcia in El Salvador to pledge his support for returning the MS-13 gang member to the U.S., the Tennessee Star broke the news that Mr. Garcia had been pulled over in Tennessee in 2022 while engaged in what was clearly human trafficking.

“Kilmar Abrego Garcia Drove Vehicle Registered to Convicted Human Trafficker During 2022 Traffic Stop in Tennessee, Court Records Confirm” [Tennessee Star – 4/23/2025]

Kilmar Abrego Garcia was transporting eight passengers from Houston, Texas to Temple Hills, Maryland using a vehicle owned by an illegal immigrant who was convicted of human trafficking and deported from the United States to his country of origin, El Salvador.

Less than one week after The Tennessee Star reported that Abrego Garcia was stopped by the Tennessee Highway Patrol in late 2022, and released at the instruction of the “Biden-era FBI” despite being suspected of human trafficking, transporting nine passengers, and operating the vehicle without a valid license, Just the News reported that Abrego Garcia was driving a vehicle registered to Jose Ramon Hernandez Reyes.

The Biden administration instructing the Tennessee Highway Patrol to release Mr. Garcia, although he was clearly engaged in human trafficking at the time he was pulled over, quite simply means that human trafficking had the official imprimatur of the US government during the Biden presidency.

In October 2023, I wrote about the discovery of a 14-year-old Guatemalan girl’s body near an interstate highway in rural Tennessee. Her corpse was found dumped in the parking lot of a restaurant.

“Border Policy Disgrace: Body of a 14-Year-Old Guatemalan Girl Found Dumped in a Rural Tennessee Parking Lot” [Buck Throckmorton – 10/16/2023]

A few days ago, the body of a young teenage girl was found dumped in the parking lot of a small-town Tennessee restaurant along the interstate between Nashville and Atlanta. She was from Guatemala according to the local Sheriff.

This is the embodiment of Joe Biden’s immigration and border policies. While we don’t know what horrors this girl endured on US soil before her death, her ordeal almost certainly occurred because the President of the United States and his Secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, have allowed and incentivized it to happen.

Trafficking of foreign children on US soil is unthinkably awful, but it is happening. While we don’t yet know the exact circumstances regarding this girl, it’s probably a safe assumption that her body wasn’t left in that parking lot by loving parents.

An autopsy was performed on the dead girl, and the story gets even more heartbreaking. She was pregnant and shot dead. 14-year-old sex slaves lose their value when they get pregnant.

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Mid-Morning Art Thread

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Landscape with an Archer
David Ligare

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The Morning Report — 4/ 28 /25

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Good morning kids. Against all enemies foreign and domestic. As a number of links illustrate there is a very thin line separating those two and perhaps the most lethal is indeed the latter. More and more, the (anti-) American Left and its epicenter in the Democrat Party have had their policies, worldview and ill-deserved mythological image of being the defenders of "truth, justice and the American way" utterly rejected by a majority of the citizenry, with that number growing weekly if not daily as President Trump's first 100 days continue to prove popular and successful despite the propaganda campaign to discredit him.

If the Democrats are going to flat out state that illegal immigration is not a problem when even Kristi Noem has her handbag stolen by an illegal alien invader

let alone when subway passengers are set on fire and illegal alien rapists and murderers are set free to rampage with impunity. As if not more egregious we have judges who quite literally are shielding these criminals from apprehension.

Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, a previously deported illegal alien, was in Judge Hannah Dugan’s Milwaukee courtroom on charges of domestic abuse.
But when ICE showed up, Judge Dugan allegedly colluded to obstruct immigration enforcement and help the illegal alien wife-beater make his escape.

According to federal authorities, Dugan first tried to pressure ICE personnel into leaving, then she directed Ruiz to flee through a ‘jury door’. ICE however chased him down and arrested him. Then the FBI busted Judge Dugan.

And the propagandists are going bonkers, first by proclaiming that the roundup, detention and rapid deportation/repatriation of these criminal invaders is a violation of due process, which as we went into in great detail on the last podcast it is clearly not.


What we do have is now open insurrection against the American people.

State governments refusing to cooperate with federal law enforcement in enforcing immigration law because they reject the idea is an insurrection. And it ought to be treated like one. Whether it’s Gov. Newsom in California or Gov. Evers in Wisconsin, state governors ordering employees to obstruct ICE is a Fort Sumter moment.

The State of Wisconsin guidance to “state employees encountering ICE or other federal agents at their workplace” tells them to ask for their budgets, tell them to sit in a “public area” , not allow them to “enter into a non-public area” and to refuse to cooperate without contacting a lawyer.

Gov. Evers’ directive warns state employees “do not answer questions” and “do not give the agent access to any paper files or computer systems” because “state employees may not grant ICE or another agent access to such data or information.”


Were it not so deadly serious, it would be laughable since The Democrats are proclaiming Trump to be acting as an imperial monarch/dictator. Greatest case of projection ever. It is Evers, and every other elected official or judge who should be arrested, and charged, and in the cases of these judges removed from the bench and disbarred.

Of course Chuck Schemer is threatening . . . wait for it "Impeachment!" Yeah that's a real political winner, Chuck.

Worse we have vile slithering lipid mass J.B. Pritzker wearing Jasmine Crockett's false eyelashes and gargling with dog feces to give his poisonous forked tongue that certain quelque chose de Maxine Waters:

“Never before in my life have I called for mass protests, for mobilization, for disruption, but I am now, these Republicans cannot know a moment of peace,” Pritzker recited.

So, defend violent criminals, harass political opponents, including parents who object to the rot and perversion being forced on their children, and openly foment violence against the aforementioned. While I don't think this is being orchestrated, I do think that there is a mindset that allows these politicians and judges to do what they knowing that they have fellow travelers all up and down the line who agree with them and give them political and legal cover.

Of course, the arrival of Trump and the likes of Kash Patel and Pam Bondi will hopefully put paid to that notion. We shall see just how corrupt the system is, or if as some have stated that corruption is the system how far the President can go to thwart the insurrectionists and traitors in our midst and what the societal and political repercussions will be, either if he stands his ground or perhaps worse, if he backs down.


Elsewhere in the world, some mysterious explosions in Iran . . .

A deadly explosion at an Iranian port that killed at least 28 people on Saturday was caused by chemicals used for ballistic missile fuel, which had in turn been imported from China, according to media reports Sunday.

As Breitbart News noted Saturday, “A huge explosion … destroyed large parts of the Iranian port of Shahid Rajaee southwest of Bandar Abbas along the shores of the Persian Gulf. … The port is located in southwestern Iran and is one of Iran’s main oil facilities. … The explosion occurred as Iran began a third round of nuclear talks with the United States in Oman.” The death toll, as of Sunday, is at least 28, with over 1,000 wounded.


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Daily Tech News 28 April 2025

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April 27, 2025

Sunday Overnight Open Thread - April 27, 2025 [Doof]

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Howdy Hordelings - Hope you have a great Sunday! Lots of fun and smiles for you in tonight's ONT. What say you step on in and stay for a while? Lurkers always welcome - and encouraged to delurk! Regulars - do your thing and share those witty and wise comments we all know and love.

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Gun Thread: Pre-May Edition!

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Howdy, Y'all! Welcome to the wondrously fabulous Gun Thread! As always, I want to thank all of our regulars for being here week in and week out, and also offer a bigly Gun Thread welcome to any newcomers who may be joining us tonight. Howdy and thank you for stopping by! I hope you find our wacky conversation on the subject of guns 'n shooting both enjoyable and informative. You are always welcome to lurk in the shadows of shame, but I'd like to invite you to jump into the conversation, say howdy, and tell us what kind of shooting you like to do!

Holy Shitballs! How in the ever-loving Hell did it get to be almost May? Know what comes after May? June! Know what happens in June, specifically June 21st, 2025? The 2025 NoVAMoMe! Scroll down for details.

With that, step into the dojo and let's get to the gun stuff below, shall we?

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Food Thread: Kid's Martinis? What Is The World Coming To?

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A good smashburger is an unalloyed good thing. Beefy, crunchy, with fun toppings like grilled onions, and add a good brioche bun and it can be a fantastic dinner.

That one was a good example, and it was so good I went back the next night for the same thing! Of course the martinis were quite good too, so that may have had something to do with it. And that surprised me, since this restaurant was in Pennsylvania (Manayunk), and my experience with mixed drinks in PA has been sub-optimal. Most of the time the drinks arrive and we joke that we mistakenly ordered off of the kid's menu.

Making smashburgers is easy, and the only issue is getting your kitchen a bit smokey. But if the fire department shows up, making another batch of burgers is quick.

I have a baking steel that I use for bread, but it fits perfectly on my grill, so that way I have a large flat cooking surface and the advantage of being outdoors! Yes, it is a pain in the *ss to clean, but we all must suffer for our art!

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First World Problems...

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We had some AC work done this week. Nothing out of the ordinary...just maintenance (mostly cleaning) and replacement of a capacitor that was on its last legs. The tech was methodical and careful, but was puzzled by one of my thermostats. Yes it is old. What's it to you?

He also needed the systems running during part of the maintenance, and didn't reset one of them to the previous settings. I woke up this morning to a bedroom at a chilly 63 degrees, with the AC running! I figured it out, and after I checked both thermostats I realized that it was indeed an existential crisis!

Yes, I should have taken the photo first, but still...

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How Do You Know If Someone Attended Harvard?
He'll tell you in the first five minutes He's a Racist, Sexist, Jew-And-Christian-Hater Who Rejects Civil Rights Law!

It has always been easy to dislike Harvard. Their smug superiority and class condescension is famous, but recently the facade carefully built over almost 400 years is showing lots and lots of cracks. Their vaunted undergraduates have been exposed as mostly illiterate, innumerate buffoons who cheer on genocidal maniacs like Hamas, simply because it is what the cool kids are doing. Their bloated management structure is filled with affirmative-action hires who can barely communicate, and when they do, it is often plagiarized.

And perhaps even worse, their teaching ranks are filled with a combination of Muslim-funded anti-Western, anti-Semitic rabble-rousers, or mush-brained fools who pretend to be academics while writing nonsensical polemics about intersectionality, transsexualism, White Privilege, and on and on...

But Harvard crosses the line between typical academic stupidity and far more malign behavior. They have failed to protect their students from obvious discrimination by professors, and even more obvious physical intimidation from the mobs whipped up by Harvard's curious support for every anti-Western organization and philosophy. Harvard has also failed to revamp their admissions and hiring practices to fall in line with basic civil rights law.

Which would be distasteful but acceptable if Harvard did not accept government funds. But they do, so they should be bound by federal civil rights laws.

And hilariously the administration and many faculty are crying about academic independence! They are suing, claiming they are a private university and the government can't tell them what to do! Hey Harvard...use your $53 billion endowment and be independent of government funding!

But the best part of this whole mess is the possibility of Harvard losing its tax-exempt status. That would be absolutely delicious!

Trump Right: Ending Tax-Exemption for Universities Can Be Done

As the Internal Revenue Code makes clear, discriminatory policies "cannot be viewed as conferring a public benefit within the 'charitable' concept" of the common law" or "within the Congressional intent" in establishing tax-exempt categories under federal law.

In the foundational case of Bob Jones University v. United States, 461 U.S. 574, (1983), the U.S. Supreme Court agreed with the IRS that "government has a fundamental, overriding interest in eradicating . . . discrimination in education" and that this public interest "substantially outweighs whatever burden denial of tax benefits places" on an offending institution.

The high court found that this applied even to First Amendment rights, to which both Bob Jones University and Harvard appealed to justify their policies.

Bob Jones’s loss of tax-exempt status was accordingly upheld and only restored after the university abolished its discriminatory policies in full.

Read the article...it is worthwhile. It points out that a loss of tax-exempt status would also kill donations, which would be a lovely bonus. Harvard might discover how dedicated their alums are if those donations aren't deductible!

My guess is that Harvard will prevail in court, at least in part. But going forward their position at the front of the government funding trough is in jeopardy. What prevents the federal government from rejecting all future funding applications from Harvard? Is there some legal entitlement to public money?

It will be interesting, but even if Harvard ultimately digs its way out of this mess, their reputation has been tarnished, and it will take a very long while before Harvard can claim to be the greatest university in the world.

[Crossposted at CutJibNewsletter and X/Twitter] And the Apple and Spotify feeds for CJN's podcast should be working!

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Sunday Morning Book (and FWP) Thread - 4-27-2025 ["Perfessor" Squirrel]


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Welcome to the prestigious, internationally acclaimed, stately, and illustrious Sunday Morning Book Thread! The place where all readers are welcome, regardless of whatever guilty pleasure we feel like reading (DON'T PANIC!). Here is where we can discuss, argue, bicker, quibble, consider, debate, confabulate, converse, and jaw about our latest fancy in reading material. As always, pants are required, unless you are wearing these pants...

So relax, find yourself a warm kitty (or warm puppy--I won't judge) to curl up in your lap, and dive into a new book. What are YOU reading this fine morning?

Today's FWP is that my home internet has been down since Wednesday. I contact my ISP and it's a problem with the cable at the node that services my street/neighborhood. The could not give me an estimate on when they expect to have it fixed. If it's not fixed within a week, then it's time to shop around for a new ISP, I think. A new one in my area is offering 3x the speed at the same price, which is very tempting, even though I really don't need 1Gb internet.

Thus, today's Sunday Morning Book Thread will be an abbreviated version. Less calories, but hopefully still filling in some way.

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Daily Tech News 27 April 2025

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  • 4chan is back. (Slashdot)

    This will annoy the terminally-online haters and delight the... Also terminally-online haters.

    I don't think I've ever visited 4chan, but as a natural-born archivist I'm glad that it's not lost.

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April 26, 2025

Saturday Night "Club ONT" April 26, 2025 [The 3 Ds]

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Welcome to Club ONT! A collaboration of your Sunday through Wednesday ONT Crew - The Disco, The Doggo, and The Dino.

Top photo: El embarcadero - Club Hemingway. Juan Dolio, Dominican Republic.

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