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Donald Trump’s bible racket tells you everything you need to know about Trump:

They cost Trump $3 each; he sells them for $60.

These “God Bless the USA” bibles are made in China.

They contain the Constitution, BUT, without the amendments that abolish slavery, provide equal protection under the law, establish the right to vote regardless of race, establish women’s right to vote and presidential term limits.

apnews.com/article/trump-god-b…

in reply to Mike Elgan

Do you have a link/source confirming the omissions? I don't see that mentioned in the linked AP article. Thanks.
in reply to emeritrix

@anarchademic That stood out to me too. Here’s an article mentioning it: meidasnews.com/news/amendment-…

but it sounds like they base that on viewing youtube videos about it, so it’s not rigorously sourced.

in reply to adamrice

@adamrice @anarchademic notably from that "Trump's Bible jumps from the original Constitution to the Bill of Rights and then to the Pledge of Allegiance, skipping constitutional amendments 11-27." So it's not targeting those specifically, it's leaving out everything not considered original founder content.
in reply to Alan Miller 🇺🇦

@fencepost @adamrice @anarchademic The Pledge of Allegence isn't "original founder content," and, in any event: Why take them out, founder content or not? Did the founders, who owned slaves and didn't let women vote, have it right, according to Trump? Is that the message?
in reply to Mike Elgan

@hotdogsladies

I can’t help but hear “these god bless the USA bibles are made in china” in the Project Farm voice.

This is Merlin’s fault.

now I want a shootout to see which bible can withstand the most torque.




in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

the article starts with this paragraph ☞

In a scene from the The Rings of Power, Amazon's lavish but somewhat unloved Lord of the Rings prequel, a mob of sword-wielding, scaly-faced orcs go at Sauron like a table of famished diners at a bloody steak. Seemingly vanquished, the wannabe Dark Lord pulls off a disappearing trick only to return as a misshapen tangle of black fibers, gorging on vermin and eventually people until he is rebuilt in human form, albeit unrecognizable.


i stopped reading after that

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in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

im gonna get a huawei for my next phone as long as my banking apps still work on harmonyos. if it's good enough for the resistance and kim jung un it's good enough for me


God damn this shot goes hard

Just *perfect* depth of field

Nikon D3200, Nikkor 18-55mm, f/5.6, 1/200s, ISO 100

#photography #photo

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in reply to rail [see pinned posts]

"No trespassing" in the most convenient place to trespass

Nikon D3200, Nikkor 18-55mm, f/5, 1/400s, ISO 100

#photography #photo




The FCC's "punishment" of T-Mobile for its atrociously poor security practices -- constantly exposing user data to criminals -- is a wrist-slap at most.

The fine is a big number to you and me. For a giant corporation it's a rounding error of a rounding error. Deterrent? Come on.

Better than nothing, I guess. But not much better.

techdirt.com/2024/10/09/fcc-fi…

When the law requires confiscation of executive compensation, it'll have an impact.

in reply to HaroldFeld

@HaroldFeld A fair point. As usual, it's on Congress to do something, which means for the moment we're stuck with corporate malfeasance as the norm.



EXCLUSIVE: Poll Finds Large Chunk of Haley Voters Ready to Ditch Trump (Sam Stein/The Bulwark)

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I am feeling drunk with power because I've learned enough #rstats to feel confident I can maybe use some city public datasets to make useful visualizations instead of doing janky things in google sheets. Interestingly learning R has massively increased my confidence with #python pandas and SQL as well.


Uh

There is a… project? startup? whatever from Harvard that invented an enzyme which converts sugar into fiber once it’s in your stomach.

Like, it turns sugar into fiber y’all: wyss.harvard.edu/technology/su…

I learned about it since a probiotic company I already use just launched a sugar-to-fiber supplement. This is so wild: zbiotics.com/pages/how-sugar-t…

in reply to David Chartier

fascinating, though

> Sugar-to-Fiber is unlikely to break down enough sugar to impact things like caloric intake, blood sugar, or weight.





Iqbal Rahmadhan's comprehensive guide on how to extract and explore odds ratios from a Logistic Regression model using Python and Statsmodels, with examples.

#DataAnalysis #Regression

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Ouragan sur la Floride.
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