Daily Tech News 29 November 2025

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Don't worry about AI taking your job. I'm don't worry about AI taking your job, so why should you, asks billionaire CEO Jensen Huang of Nvidia who got rich pushing AI. (Tom's Hardware)

To be fair, he made the right call, making Nvidia the most valuable company in the world, and that is his job. However, he is pushing his staff to use more AI precisely because if it works he won't need them.

I don't believe it will work, but he has to claim to believe it, because that is also his job. So one way or the other, he is lying.
Ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says quantum computing will pop the AI bubble. (WCCFTech)

This would spell serious trouble for Nvidia, because if quantum computing is effective, it would erase 90% of their market overnight.

Huang thinks that will take twenty years.

Gelsinger believes it may take as little as two.

Tech News

The Ayaneo Next 2 is another of those hand-held gaming devices like the Nintendo Switch or PlayStation Portable, only more so. A whole lot more so. (Liliputing)

It has a 9" OLED display with a resolution of 2400x1504 at 165Hz, which is not drastically more than (for example) the Switch 2's 7.9" 1920x1080 120Hz screen.

But it also has an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395, the same CPU powering the recent raft of $2000 home AI computers. 16 CPU cores and 40 graphics cores, packed into a handheld.

Price not given but I expect it to be a lot.
M3 MacBook Air's Front Sharp Edges Were Too Uncomfortable For Its Owner, So He Used A Sandpaper To Smoothen Them Out, Followed By Some Polishing (WCCFTech)

Smoothen?
The only drawback to smoothening the sharp edges of the M3 MacBook Air is that the polished area is prone to oxidation, but nothing like a simple wiping job will do the trick.
Smoothen.
A major AI conference has been flooded with papers "peer-reviewed" by AI. (Nature)

21% of the "peer reviews" were entirely AI-generated, and 50% showed significant AI use.

Of the papers themselves, 1% were entirely AI-generated. 61% were at least mostly human work.
The latest Soyuz launch to the ISS wrecked the rocket's own launchpad. (Ars Technica)

Crew on the ground failed to secure a 20-ton service platform and it got blasted into the flame trench by the launch and wrecked it.

None of Russia's other launch sites can currently handle the Soyuz craft, which means that SpaceX may have to save the day yet again.

Musical Interlude

Disclaimer: But which species of whale?

Posted by: Pixy Misa at 04:00 AM

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1 w00t

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 04:01 AM (RuTUS)

2 guten morgen, horde

Posted by: clarence at November 29, 2025 04:01 AM (GE9Fw)

3 G'Day everyone

Posted by: Skip at November 29, 2025 04:01 AM (Ia/+0)

4 >>>Ex-Intel CEO Pay Gelsinger

Heh; excellent typo.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 04:02 AM (RuTUS)

5 Russians can still fk things up

Posted by: Skip at November 29, 2025 04:03 AM (Ia/+0)

6 >>>He Used A Sandpaper To Smoothen Them Out, Followed By Some Polishing (WCCFTech)
Smoothen?

Also heh!

smoothen
verb [with object] mainly Indian English
1 give (something) a flat, regular surface or appearance

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 04:04 AM (RuTUS)

7 Good morning. (Insert SPAM here.)

Posted by: Fluffy Nuggets, Jr. at November 29, 2025 04:05 AM (y8EE1)

8 Morning all.

Posted by: Pixy Misa at November 29, 2025 04:05 AM (BLOW1)

9 Mornin'

Posted by: Puddleglum at work at November 29, 2025 04:06 AM (v9vY1)

10 7 Good morning. (Insert SPAM here.)
Posted by: Fluffy Nuggets, Jr. at November 29, 2025 04:05 AM (y8EE1)

You didn't leave enough room inside the pair of parentheses.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 04:06 AM (RuTUS)

11 Disclaimer: But which species of whale?
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Rejoinder: (Minnie the moocher?) Land.

Posted by: clarence at November 29, 2025 04:07 AM (GE9Fw)

12 >>>Disclaimer: But which species of whale?

The whale of a good time that we're having!

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 04:10 AM (RuTUS)

13 Quantum computing may be like fusion,
arriving any year now. I hear that it will break all encryption. Will that be a fine new world.

Posted by: JM in Illinois at November 29, 2025 04:12 AM (sM4Un)

14 Watched some YT videos about all the data centers being built around NoVA and other parts of the county. Seems that when the bubble bursts, there is going to be a lot of empty buildings and open lots with nothing on it.

Posted by: Puddleglum at work at November 29, 2025 04:14 AM (v9vY1)

15 Nice thing about going to relatives home for Thanksgiving is not having to deal with a ton of leftovers. Tom and Barb have 3 refrigerators and they were full. Time to send food to the starving children in Africa like we we told to do when I was growing up. Since they don't have SNAP or other government handouts like Americans do.

Posted by: Colin at November 29, 2025 04:14 AM (wlQdF)

16 I have a relative who works for IBM and he says Quantum computing is further along than we think. IBM's effort kind of fly's under the radar, so you don't hear much about it.

Posted by: Colin at November 29, 2025 04:19 AM (wlQdF)

17 "21% of the "peer reviews" were entirely AI-generated, and 50% showed significant AI use."

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These reviewers are setting a fine example for kids in school -- who get a lot of help from AI on their homework.

Posted by: JM in Illinois at November 29, 2025 04:19 AM (n+Hql)

18 Cab Calloway - Minnie the Moocher
release date: 1930 (Wikipedia)

golly

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 04:23 AM (RuTUS)

19 Can always nap later

Posted by: Skip at November 29, 2025 04:24 AM (Ia/+0)

20
Those damned Russians shouldn't be drinking vodka on the launch pad. Or maybe the problem was they weren't drinking enough, who knows?

Posted by: publius, Rascally Mr. Miley (w6EFb) at November 29, 2025 04:27 AM (w6EFb)

21
Cab Calloway - Minnie the Moocher
release date: 1931 (Wikipedia entry for the song)

1930 is the date given under the Wikipedia entry for Cab Calloway

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 04:28 AM (RuTUS)

22 >>>1930 is the date given under the Wikipedia entry for Cab Calloway

Nah, I misread it.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 04:29 AM (RuTUS)

23 Example of bad AI guidance: i need a new electric cord for the starter on my snow blower. The manufacturer specifies a cord no longer than ten feet using twelve or fourteen gauge wire. Risk of burning up the starter motor (high amperage) with a long cord.

AI says I can use sixteen gauge (thinner) wire with an extension cord up to one hundred feet.

Posted by: JM in Illinois at November 29, 2025 04:30 AM (bzCQS)

24 Elissa Slotkin seems like the very worst sort of snippy, scolding ex-wife.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 04:37 AM (RuTUS)

25 Huang thinks that will take twenty years.

Gelsinger believes it may take as little as two.
_______
It'll happen as soon as the right people are in charge.

Posted by: Eeyore at November 29, 2025 04:44 AM (s0JqF)

26 @23 The burning risk would not be to the motor, but to the extension cord. Too much amperage would cause overheating of the wire. If you need more than ten feet, you use heavier wire and connectors.

"Minnie The Moocher" is based on an earlier drug song, "Willie The Weeper," which is in the more-or-less folk song collection The American Song Bag by Carl Sandburg. Sandburg was known for songs before he was a poet.

Posted by: Way, Way Downriver at November 29, 2025 04:45 AM (zdLoL)

27
There is a charter high school here focused on the performing arts named for Cab Calloway, which is somewhat odd as he had no familial connection to this area.

Posted by: Krebs v Carnot: Epic Battle of the Cycling Stars (TM} at November 29, 2025 04:46 AM (xG4kz)

28
I attended a performance of Cab Calloway and his orchestra when I lived in Richmond, VA ('88 to '92).

I can't say that I was aware of his role in our culture when we went to it, but it was a fine performance to have experienced.

Posted by: Krebs v Carnot: Epic Battle of the Cycling Stars (TM} at November 29, 2025 04:51 AM (xG4kz)

29 Birdbath status?

Posted by: Just Wondering at November 29, 2025 04:56 AM (XQo4F)

30 I got new fast internet, HD TV channels but can't get channel I probably watched the most, TCM

Posted by: Skip at November 29, 2025 04:57 AM (Ia/+0)

31
There can be very much risk of motor damage due to too small a cord. It's voltage drop. The motor can't get enough voltage to get properly up to speed and torque, and just gets bogged down in a high current, low voltage regime.

In that regime, the efficiency is much lower and there is more heating of the windings. Energy is going to heat rather than mechanical energy.

Posted by: publius, Rascally Mr. Miley (w6EFb) at November 29, 2025 04:58 AM (w6EFb)

32 G'morning, from a rather cold, 34 degree Summerville.

Posted by: Village Idiot's Apprentice at November 29, 2025 04:58 AM (a1415)

33
Peer review getting flooded with AI-generated critiques would be yet another black mark against the myth that peer review, in and of itself, is the sine qua non of validating submissions to published journals.

Include the name(s) of the actual peer reviewers in the end notes of every academic paper, I say. Show how biased and corrupt the whole edifice is.

Posted by: Krebs v Carnot: Epic Battle of the Cycling Stars (TM} at November 29, 2025 04:59 AM (xG4kz)

34 In terms of track record for making good bets on imminent technology, I'm favoring Huang. Gelsinger is still smouldering from the dumpster fire Intel continue to become when he came back to the company to run it. Much of the problems were beyond his control and started in the years he was away from the company but taking the CEO role means taking the blame for failed turnarounds. Gelsinger may have been better off staying retired from Intel and just being remembered as a major contributor to the 80386 design that secured Intel the dominant position in CPUs for decades.

Posted by: Epobirs at November 29, 2025 05:00 AM (/0z9K)

35

So put AI over in the corner and let it commune with the dust bunnies. No point in allowing it to wreck more than it already has.

Posted by: IRONGRAMPA at November 29, 2025 05:02 AM (vFbHf)

36
Sentient dust bunnies. One wonders whether they would be as bothered by how prevalent they can become if not tended to from time to time.

Posted by: Krebs v Carnot: Epic Battle of the Cycling Stars (TM} at November 29, 2025 05:05 AM (xG4kz)

37 I had heard Cab Calloway sing "Minnie the Moocher" before. I hadn't seen him perform it . He obviously could dance as well . Very energetic man. I enjoyed the selection. Thanks, Pixy.

Posted by: FenelonSpije at November 29, 2025 05:07 AM (ix8EF)

38 So AirBus 320's can drop thousands of feet mid-flight when exposed to a solar storm?

To be honest, I didn't see that one coming.

https://tinyurl.com/rnms2r8m

Posted by: Village Idiot's Apprentice at November 29, 2025 05:07 AM (a1415)

39
FenelonSpije

Are you going all Dutchie on us, Fen?

Posted by: Krebs v Carnot: Epic Battle of the Cycling Stars (TM} at November 29, 2025 05:08 AM (xG4kz)

40 Fen ( Of the mis-spelled Nic)...

If you watch the classic 'Blues Brothers' comedy, Cab Calloway performs Minnie the Moocher' in that movie.

Posted by: Village Idiot's Apprentice at November 29, 2025 05:09 AM (a1415)

41 >> So AirBus 320's can drop thousands of feet mid-flight when exposed to a solar storm?

I just saw that earlier. They say they have a software fix, prompting me to wonder just how software can protect the hardware from high energy radiation.....

The only thing I can think of is the software is modified to notice when the data corruption is occurring and do something based on that.

Posted by: publius, Rascally Mr. Miley (w6EFb) at November 29, 2025 05:09 AM (w6EFb)

42 Posted by: Krebs v Carnot: Epic Battle of the Cycling

That's hilarious. It does look like Dutch .No. I am never a good typist and certainly not after four hours of sleep😉

Posted by: FenelonSpije at November 29, 2025 05:12 AM (ix8EF)

43
g'mornin', 'rons

Posted by: AltonJackson at November 29, 2025 05:13 AM (tljrc)

44
The Nicholas Brothers' tap dance scene from the movie "Stormy Weather" (1943). Cab Calloway and his orchestra performing "Jumpin' Jive".

https://youtu.be/IoMbeDhG9fU

Posted by: Krebs v Carnot: Epic Battle of the Cycling Stars (TM} at November 29, 2025 05:17 AM (xG4kz)

45 A capella men's group from Uganda sings lovely version of a well known hymn, "It is well with my soul.":

https://tinyurl.com/4fhkdcru

Posted by: FenelonSpije at November 29, 2025 05:17 AM (ix8EF)

46 When it comes to crime, Baltimore is once again over-performing. And the number of thefts is staggering.

https://tinyurl.com/wj5dxh7e

The article jumps back and forth between per-capita and raw numbers, which tends to hide the true scope of the activity.

But to put Baltimore Metro and Chicago Metro in context, Chicago has over 9 million people in the metro area.

Baltimore has about 2.3 million.

Posted by: Village Idiot's Apprentice at November 29, 2025 05:22 AM (a1415)

47 "Ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says quantum computing will pop the AI bubble."

While quickly inflating its own bubble for investors to rush towards in order to sustain the unrealistic future earnings expectations going on right now.

Posted by: Grumpy and Recalcitrant at November 29, 2025 05:25 AM (O7YUW)

48 Man writes on God's sufficient grace. 2nd Corinthians 12::2-10:

https://tinyurl.com/ypexuswh

Posted by: FenelonSpije at November 29, 2025 05:29 AM (PFs9e)

49 Posted by: Krebs v Carnot: Epic Battle of the Cycling Stars (TM} at November 29, 2025 05:17 AM (xG4kz)

Thanks; I enjoyed that.

Posted by: FenelonSpije at November 29, 2025 05:31 AM (PFs9e)

50
15 Nice thing about going to relatives home for Thanksgiving is not having to deal with a ton of leftovers. Tom and Barb have 3 refrigerators and they were full. Time to send food to the starving children in Africa like we we told to do when I was growing up. Since they don't have SNAP or other government handouts like Americans do.
Posted by: Colin at November 29, 2025 04:14 AM (wlQdF)

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Donations will be secured by governments there for proper distribution, i.e. withheld from other tribes and political parties. and sold on the black market. Customary 'processing fees' for routine government functions will still be in effect; "Your contributions keep us motivated."

Posted by: Semi-Literate Thug at November 29, 2025 05:32 AM (t1fZA)

51 The DC murderer was living in a $2000 a month apartment, no job, feeding wife and 5 kids, and a big video gamer

Posted by: Skip at November 29, 2025 05:35 AM (Ia/+0)

52
Stephen L. Miller
@redsteeze
9h
Something tells me if like Senator Sarah Palin used to be a CIA intelligence spook, and then a CIA trained Ghost Squad Afghani National became activated because she said National Guard troops might start shooting people in the streets, and then he acted on that, by shooting two US service members, killing one,

Our media would not be in closed down protector mode at all costs like they're doing with Elissa Slotkin right now.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 05:35 AM (RuTUS)

53 Skip, is the new fast Internet affecting your AoSHq experience? My phone company is trying to sell me an upgrade.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 05:37 AM (RuTUS)

54 The DC murderer was living in a $2000 a month apartment, no job, feeding wife and 5 kids, and a big video gamer
Posted by: Skip at November 29, 2025 05:35 AM (Ia/+0)

No job? Dude, collecting government benefits is hard work, yo.

Posted by: I used to have a different nic at November 29, 2025 05:41 AM (ExV1e)

55 This is just to officially change the spelling of my nic, so they I don't like I need to go out and get one of those Dutch cookies - a stroopwaffle . 😉

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at November 29, 2025 05:42 AM (PFs9e)

56 When was Sarah Palin a senator?

Posted by: Quarter Twenty at November 29, 2025 05:43 AM (XQo4F)

57 Somebody will correct Stephen Millet. If they haven't yet done so.

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at November 29, 2025 05:46 AM (PFs9e)

58 56 When was Sarah Palin a senator?
Posted by: Quarter Twenty at November 29, 2025 05:43 AM (XQo4F)

I think that redsteeze's "if" is carrying a lot of weight, there.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 05:47 AM (RuTUS)

59 I think the internet is noticeable faster
As said tv is better but got screwed as the cable box set goes straight to a HD channel if it doesn't have a HD channel. So can't go to old TCM as there is a HD I can't get

Posted by: Skip at November 29, 2025 05:48 AM (Ia/+0)

60
56 When was Sarah Palin a senator?
Posted by: Quarter Twenty at November 29, 2025 05:43 AM (XQo4F)

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Hypothetical.

Posted by: Semi-Literate Thug at November 29, 2025 05:48 AM (HLgI3)

61 I assume Stephen Miller is speaking hypothetically (given that he's posing a hypothetical). In other words, he knows Palin was never a senator; he's using her as a hypothetical example because of the way she was treated for her targeting /crosshairs PAC map. The "if she was/had been a senator" is implied. That's how ai read it anyway.

Posted by: bear with asymmetrical balls at November 29, 2025 05:52 AM (9FEtL)

62 https://tinyurl.com/4xczc43u
Powerline week in pictures

Posted by: Skip at November 29, 2025 05:53 AM (Ia/+0)

63 Oh.

Posted by: Quarter Twenty at November 29, 2025 05:56 AM (XQo4F)

64 Skip, the new fast Internet is also helping to improve your spelling and grammar.

*ducks*

Posted by: Quarter Twenty at November 29, 2025 05:58 AM (XQo4F)

65 My phone keyboard is small

Posted by: Skip at November 29, 2025 06:04 AM (Ia/+0)

66 Nice.

AG
@AGHamilton29
20h

1) The presence of National Guard troops has objectively reduced violent crime in D.C. so it’s not performative.

2) Even if you disagree with the policy, that is clearly not the reason for yesterday’s attack. Someone committed to carrying out such an attack would have found a target regardless if the national guard was deployed or not. In fact, their presence likely reduced the amount of harm this particular attacker did as others were able to heroically respond almost immediately.

(in response to an Atlantic article)

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 06:05 AM (RuTUS)

67 Morning, 'rons and 'ettes.

Posted by: olddog in mo at November 29, 2025 06:06 AM (bQ4nt)

68 Also nice.

AG
@AGHamilton29
Nov 27

The botched withdrawal from Afghanistan created a crisis and the government's answer to that crisis was to grant a lot of visas without proper vetting.

We continue to pay a steep price for the way that withdrawal was executed and no one in the gov't was ever held responsible.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 06:10 AM (RuTUS)

69 So this Jihadist one day ups and crosses the country, acquires a handgun and plots to kill a couple military people all.on some snap judgement.

Posted by: Skip at November 29, 2025 06:13 AM (Ia/+0)

70 The private who loses a rifle gets in more trouble than a general who loses a war.

Posted by: Written on a Pentagon bathroom stall at November 29, 2025 06:14 AM (XQo4F)

71 Sarah Hoyt memes - https://tinyurl.com/5n6p3zuv+

Posted by: I used to have a different nic at November 29, 2025 06:15 AM (ExV1e)

72 Time to explore the inside of my eyelids.

fin.

Posted by: clarence at November 29, 2025 06:16 AM (GE9Fw)

73 Tea. Earl Grey. Hot.

Rejoinder rejoinder: Don't steal my schtick, man.

Posted by: Captain Obvious, Laird o' the Sea at November 29, 2025 06:19 AM (0cOaq)

74 Our AIT unit had a field exercise at FT Dix and a rifle was stolen right out of a tent. New Jersey, I guess. A private’s rifle, natch. Thing was, he and an NCO had somehow got their rifles swapped. Serial numbers matter. The NCO didn’t lose “his” rifle, but that was the one that was stolen.

Posted by: Common Tater at November 29, 2025 06:27 AM (X3owK)

75 Any man what smoothens after lights out spends a night in the box.

Posted by: Carr, the Floorwalker at November 29, 2025 06:32 AM (PiwSw)

76 My last computer had a fit and decided to didn't like to do punctuation . The one I have right is an ASUS . I do not like it and it is incredibly slow.
Therefore, I am using my phone.

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at November 29, 2025 06:34 AM (GLmO1)

77 24 Elissa Slotkin seems like the very worst sort of snippy, scolding ex-wife.
Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 04:37 AM (RuTUS)

OK, Slotkin, Katie Porter... We need a third for our Dating Game reboot.

Posted by: Amazon Prime at November 29, 2025 06:36 AM (PiwSw)

78 OK, Slotkin, Katie Porter... We need a third for our Dating Game reboot.
Posted by: Amazon Prime at November 29, 2025 06:36 AM (PiwSw)
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Aftyn Behn

Posted by: Captain Obvious, Laird o' the Sea at November 29, 2025 06:38 AM (0cOaq)

79 Two people who met in the hospital after waking up from comas are getting married :

https://tinyurl.com/y82apupw

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at November 29, 2025 06:38 AM (GLmO1)

80 OK, Slotkin, Katie Porter... We need a third for our Dating Game reboot.
Posted by: Amazon Prime at November 29, 2025 06:36 AM (PiwSw)

Aftyn Behn

Posted by: bear with asymmetrical balls at November 29, 2025 06:40 AM (12gd1)

81 74 Our AIT unit had a field exercise at FT Dix and a rifle was stolen right out of a tent. New Jersey, I guess. A private’s rifle, natch. Thing was, he and an NCO had somehow got their rifles swapped. Serial numbers matter. The NCO didn’t lose “his” rifle, but that was the one that was stolen.
Posted by: Common Tater at November 29, 2025 06:27 AM (X3owK)

And then what happened?

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 06:42 AM (RuTUS)

82 78 OK, Slotkin, Katie Porter... We need a third for our Dating Game reboot.
Posted by: Amazon Prime at November 29, 2025 06:36 AM (PiwSw)
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Aftyn Behn
Posted by: Captain Obvious, Laird o' the Sea at November 29, 2025 06:38 AM (0cOaq)

Ooh, nice!

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 06:43 AM (RuTUS)

83 Midwest Chick's Saturday memes - https://tinyurl.com/yc7488rz+

Posted by: I used to have a different nic at November 29, 2025 06:43 AM (ExV1e)

84 82 78 OK, Slotkin, Katie Porter... We need a third for our Dating Game reboot.
Posted by: Amazon Prime at November 29, 2025 06:36 AM (PiwSw)
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Aftyn Behn
Posted by: Captain Obvious, Laird o' the Sea at November 29, 2025 06:38 AM (0cOaq)

Ooh, nice!
Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 06:43 AM (RuTUS)

And the one who used her comb to eat a salad because a staff member hadn't provided her an eating utensil.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 06:45 AM (RuTUS)

85 And then what happened?
——

It was watching an NCOs career go up in smoke in real time. We all lined up to have our serial numbers verified. Sarge was mortified. We did the performative thing busting through the woods looking for it for a day or two, but everyone knew it was stolen.

I don’t know what ever happened to them or their careers.

Posted by: Common Tater at November 29, 2025 06:49 AM (X3owK)

86 I have Verizon 100Mb internet. Two tv’s and 6 phones going on Thanksgiving with no issues. 80$/month
Upgrade my ass.

Posted by: Accomack at November 29, 2025 06:51 AM (IG7T0)

87 excuse my french, but LB is on target, here:

LB
@beyondreasdoubt
Nov 27
JFC I am so sick of these fucking lunatics

No honey, they never should have been shot and killed by an illegal who obviously hates this country and never should have been here to begin with

Jane Mayer
@JaneMayerNYer
Nov 26
This is so tragic, so unnecessary, these poor guardsmen should never have been deployed. I live in DC and watched as they had virtually nothing to do but pick up trash. It was for political show and at what a cost.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 06:54 AM (RuTUS)

88 84 82 78 OK, Slotkin, Katie Porter... We need a third for our Dating Game reboot.
Posted by: Amazon Prime at November 29, 2025 06:36 AM (PiwSw)
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Aftyn Behn
Posted by: Captain Obvious, Laird o' the Sea at November 29, 2025 06:38 AM (0cOaq)

Ooh, nice!
Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 06:43 AM (RuTUS)

And the one who used her comb to eat a salad because a staff member hadn't provided her an eating utensil.
Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 06:45 AM (RuTUS)

= Amy Klobuchar
They're all so forgettable.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 06:55 AM (RuTUS)

89 I think Trump genuinely cares about people , so I am sure he called the family of the young woman NG member who died to express his condolences. as well as the other young man who is still in the hospital. (?)

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at November 29, 2025 06:55 AM (rZCVI)

90 85 And then what happened?
——

It was watching an NCOs career go up in smoke in real time. We all lined up to have our serial numbers verified. Sarge was mortified. We did the performative thing busting through the woods looking for it for a day or two, but everyone knew it was stolen.

I don’t know what ever happened to them or their careers.
Posted by: Common Tater at November 29, 2025 06:49 AM (X3owK)

Rules is rules.
Good story.

Posted by: m at November 29, 2025 06:57 AM (RuTUS)

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