Bring back the 'Fairness Doctrine'! www.niemanlab.org/2026/06/the-...

www.bbc.com/news/article... Obviously amateurs, compared to either the Iranian or Israeli governments.

Who'da thunk? www.404media.co/madison-squa...

'My traitorism and criminality are official acts, which makes Democrats traitors and criminals when they call me one,' responded Trump. theonion.com/gop-urges-de...

True, and why would we disagree with virtually ALL the historians on this issue?

I guess it makes sense for Bibi to do this if he has to keep a war going to stay out of jail, AND we have a US President who meets with Russian-aligned figures and promotes anti-EU and anti-democracy agendas.

A fun watch, just shy of 30 minutes. www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdmd...

The next Secretary of HHS?

Do we think he is running for President in 2028 as an independent?

Having AI giants compete to fix open-source code (which we all depend on, knowingly or not) is not the worst thing that has ever happened. www.wired.com/story/openai...

arstechnica.com/space/2026/0... "The idea was to launch a True Anomaly's small satellite first, posing as a satellite from a potential adversary, like China or Russia. Rocket Lab was supposed to have a satellite on standby to go up and inspect True Anomaly’s spacecraft, ready for launch."

Do I believe this? First, did Iran even say it? Then, what does it mean in practice this time around, even if lipstick gets put on that particular pig? www.bbc.com/news/article...

What Pedo calls 'American flag blue' also happens to be Ty-D-Bol blue.

A man of the people.

I've seen that movie.

Mind mapping Republican Pesidencies. Why do so many Americans vote against their own needs, wants and interests? Oh yes tte Christian Right who wanted women's rights removed, anti-abortion and make America white again. Oh yeah. Answered my own question.

"Automated large language models have gotten good enough to surface real vulnerabilities in open source code quickly and at scale. That is useful. The same tooling has also made it trivial to generate vulnerability reports that look plausible and are worthless." rustfoundation.org/media/an-ai-...

No surprise, "Republican meddling as they spent heavily across Democratic primary races in Texas, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Nebraska, and Maine in recent months." Someone needs to make sure this is publicized to Democratic voters in those districts. www.politico.com/news/2026/06...

At 22 minutes, this was well worth it for me. www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVga...

This is great! Add on 5 more. #Dogs #Cats 🦮🐈

Peter Thiel wrote a book (Zero to One) that, among other things, argues that anyone smart should try to create a monopoly. The next President should bring Lena Khan back to the FTC. If they really want to shake things up, put Lawrence Lessig in charge of the FEC.

www.wired.com/story/a-crit... "Machines that fail to update the Secure Boot-related keys will continue to function, but they will no longer be protected against new UEFI threats. To be clear, they were already vulnerable to new UEFI threats that exploited the industry-wide LogoFail vulnerability. "

finance.yahoo.com/video/millio... If you simply bought a Chinese-manufactured (usually after buying a Western company in part for the name) home wifi router, you might check to see if it is vulnerable.

techcrunch.com/2026/06/20/i... To be in the weights refers to a model's ability to recall someone without using tools like a web search. This website asks about you and scores the result for multiple models. Reminds me of the 'Jennifer Aniston neuron' meme.

Borders are porous to drugs, guns, money, and people. If that is true for those physical beings and things, cyber export control doesn't have a chance. techcrunch.com/2026/06/19/e...

Because our overwhelming success in Iran showed us that we don't need professionals at ODNI.

I think the major danger for potheads would be that they would shoot themselves by accident while high, whereas the case for limiting gun ownership to heavy drinkers is much more compelling.

This is why I'm a protopian. For all the batshit, horrible things (many being actions by Russia, Israel, and the US) in the headlines, incremental, unheralded advances make progress every day. www.nytimes.com/2026/06/19/s...

The ceasefire lasted quite a few ... minutes.

No shit, Sherlock, and the list is longer. You left out a lot of the boot-licking propaganda machine.

"It revealed itself as a giant flake of Donald Trump’s precious sealant, which was supposed to turn the pool 'American flag blue.' The material is already coming loose from the concrete bottom of the Reflecting Pool. Where it’s not peeling off around the edges, it’s covered in chartreuse algae."

Short answer: No. Human accountability requires that the user, the human managers of the AI company, or both be legally liable for the crime. We can't allow AI companies to use Section 230 to avoid accountability for real and inevitable consequences they cause in the world. slate.com/podcasts/wha...

I mostly agree with Slotkin here, but for me, the most anti-American thing I have seen out of this administration is the wholesale violation of due process for both citizens and legal residents. Lots of anti-American actions from the Epstein administration to choose from. youtube.com/shorts/dHyVx...

Does this mean we can impeach all the MAGA politicians and political appointees who have endorsed Hitler? Please!

"Russia’s air defenses are increasingly overwhelmed by the scale and complexity of the attack waves. Drones guided by artificial intelligence are also resistant to electronic jamming." www.politico.com/news/magazin...

It's smart enough to steal cryptocurrency automagically, then sends it along with access to a backdoor (Remote Access Trojan) for human access. The malicious blend of machine and human. arstechnica.com/security/202...

Germany signed a surrender document at Versailles on 28 June 1919, including the payment of reparations. Pedo signed a surrender document at Versailles on June 12, 2026, including the payment of reparations. heathercoxrichardson.substack.com/p/the-mou-ig...

www.bbc.com/news/article... "It's a review that some countries will fail," said one of the geniuses behind the Iran debacle.

I expected AIs to attack and defend with code, or to attack humans with language, but semantic attack and counterattack using embedded prompt language? This is getting complex. www.schneier.com/blog/archive...

www.sciencedaily.com/releases/202... More positive behavior changes (including decreased drug use and gambling) keep showing up.

I believe in the possibility of rehabilitation and that justice should not be about revenge. Mamdani giving a graduation speech to Riker's convicts is incredibly inspiring, and the only way MAGA would do this is if the convicts were wealthy pedophiles.

The price of failing to publicly flatter and bending the knee to the man who would be king. www.nytimes.com/2026/06/17/t...

Freudian slip, because what he said was correct.

"You can only prosecute people if you have the evidence to prove their wrongdoing," (unstated but obvious), and we will continue to try to suppress that evidence and ensure that what gets out is not admissible in a court of law.

One can hope, but more likely, Epstein's rapists have sufficient political influence over Netanyahu to stop him from releasing them (if he even has them).

www.schneier.com/blog/archive... OMB disclosed 3,611 active or planned AI federal government use cases. This list "represents a transfer of decision processes from human to machine on a massive scale on matters of individual freedom, public health and well-being, nuclear reactor safety, and more."

I need to buy some burners and put them in a drawer to hedge against the possibility of a future US RepubliKKKan fascist regime. www.404media.co/podcast-the-...