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extremely online tech bro from minneapolis who likes his bike

Adam Friedland
law and order "kids are calling it" meme
Green Surly Skid Loader next to a Green Bobcat Skid Loader.
a sawn thru bike rack on Colfax, just north of Franklin.
two hennepin county sheriff's vehicles speeding southbound on hennepin across franklin.
OSM screenshot showing this station and the surrounding area.
A Surly Skid Loader, next to a CAT skid loader both underneath a graffiti covered overpass.
green surly skid loader underneath the blue glow of the Lowry Ave Bridge, the city skyline is visible in the background.
Rich Evans still sleeping peacefully through a movie.
Rich Evans sleeping peacefully through a movie.
ENDORSEMENT vs. RECOMMENDATION Maine DSA requires a membership vote to endorse a candidate or ballot question. An endorsement includes a commitment for the chapter to devote time and member power to that campaign. Our endorsement means something because it signals a priority from our chapter to organize for the election and beyond. That’s why we are proud to endorse Troy Jackson for Governor for the Primary as our only endorsement. Some other races on the ballot are given recommendations. A recommendation is NOT an endorsement. In these cases, a candidate might not call themselves or be a socialist, but we believe that their platform can materially benefit the working class in Maine (especially in comparison to other candidates in their race). A ballot question might be a more incremental (or even unrelated) step towards a socialist vision for Maine, but a step nonetheless.
DSA Northern Illinois corn and gear
Harlan exclaiming Comtroya
Extremely modded Camaro, almost to the point of being unrecognizable.
Half dozen old heads crowding around a JDM Nissan Skyline while the owner holds court.
Alldays & Onions automobile. (circa 1908?)
Orange-Brown Plymouth Road Runner taken at dusk.
minibike gang on hennepin
an uprooted whole pineapple weed, during golden hour
map of the msp metro area showing thousands without power from a storm.
cycle truck parked on the grass.
fastenal vending machine.
Academician Prokhor Zakharov
Lady Deirdre Sky
ANSI art of 3rd precinct aflame beneath the text "welcome to Minneapolis in cursive"
slowpoke.jpeg
same map as above with 3500 oliver area shaded in red.
CIA saying "he didn't fly so good" to Bane
natty podcaster Adam Friedland
north saint paul snowman
wojak crying behind his mask
Anti-Cyclist (Account) Labeled by @labeler.bluesky.social
David Letterman
Leading outlets have been running these kinds of reports over and over again since Israel’s bombardment began. On November 9, just over one month into the war, ABC News wrote that there was “growing daylight” between Biden and Netanyahu. On November 15, NBC News said that “Biden administration officials are increasingly at odds with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.” On November 16, The Guardian reported that “behind the scenes the tensions are escalating.” On December 14, CNN described “unprecedented tensions” over the war. On December 18, The Hill wrote that the White House was “growing increasingly critical.” On December 21, The Washington Post wrote that Biden and Netanyahu “disagree with growing vehemence” about postwar planning. On December 31, The New York Times reported that things had “grown increasingly fraught” between the two countries. On January 14, Axios reported that Biden was “becoming increasingly frustrated” with Netanyahu. On January 17, NBC News referred to “the Biden administration’s growing frustrations.” On January 19, NPR said that “a rift is deepening” and the AP wrote that “the leaders’ relationship has increasingly shown signs of strain.” On January 24, The Hill wrote that the “relationship…is showing new signs of strain.” On February 8, the Times reported that “relations between the Biden administration and Mr. Netanyahu have become increasingly fraught.”
map showing locations of cameras operated by Minneapolis police dept
Pi Zero 2W and 3 When asked about the Pi Zero 2W, Eben said the substrate supply is constrained—basically, so many AI chips are being made that even older chips using older process nodes have to fight for the actual silicon wafers to use to make the chips. They're bringing up a new vendor to help with capacity, so the current Pi Zero 2 W shortage should be temporary. Raspberry Pi Zero and Zero 2 W have flat bottoms It doesn't sound like a Pi Zero 3 is on the horizon yet, for two reasons: They need to give up on the single-sided PCB, which adds a little cost, because the chips they have that stack a RAM die on top of the CPU to save board space might not work with faster CPUs. Newer LPDDR RAM is way too expensive for the $15 Zero price point right now. The reason the Pi Zero 2 W can still hit its price point—at least when it's in stock—is its use of old LPDDR2 RAM, of which Raspberry Pi apparently has a stockpile. When someone mentioned the Pi 3B as a lower-cost alternative to the Pi 4 and Pi 5, Eben said it's still a popular model, "selling nearly a million units a year." That, despite being released over a decade ago.
little tikes car
The privately-funded games have garnered considerable attention online, and are financially backed by Donald Trump Jr.'s venture capital firm, 1789 Capitol, and tech billionaire Peter Thiel. The company behind the event, the publicly-traded Enhanced Group, is using the games as a launch pad for their business, selling peptides and other supplements. Enhanced is also documenting the effects of the drugs on athletes for its own research.
an extremely dense woods, lots of leaves and trees in the way, but you can make out a bear staring directly back at me, dead center of the frame.
zohran "municipal grocery stores" mamdani
Blue raspberry lemonade sparkling protein drink with zero sugar
Ben Shapiro
gif of guy staring out the window with rain dripping down it. the view is of the album artwork (it is a neon cityscape)
shirtless twentysomething Linus torvalds drinking a beer.
merry and pippin finding the cellar full of food at isengard
The drones were guided to their targets remotely, using the open source software ArduPilot, which supports navigation via dead reckoning.[18] Zelenskyy said that each drone had its own pilot to launch and command it remotely.[15] One analyst explained that the drones were operated via dead reckoning without the need for satellite navigation, making them impervious to jamming of such navigation signals. The analyst suggested that the drones were using SIM cards for digital communication and position information over local mobile telephone networks, allowing control by a pilot far away and supporting high-resolution video.[19][18] However, to counteract the time delay inevitable in communication over long distances, and cope with temporary loss of the control signal, the devices supported artificial intelligence (AI) to be used in these cases,[20] using the latest version of technology known for many years.[21][22] The AI had to be trained in preparation for the operation to teach it to correctly identify its target aircraft and to guide the drone to its vulnerable spots. The Tu-22M3s in the Poltava Museum of Long-Range and Strategic Aviation were used for target recognition training.[20] Ukrainian sources said that the agents who prepared the operation on Russian territory were evacuated before the attacks began.[23]
The new documents shed light on Justice Department allegations that Gerald E. Brown, 65, sold state secrets to China between late 2023 and his arrest on Feb. 25. Messages included in the filings indicate he planned to retire in Asia after several years on a $250,000 annual salary teaching Chinese military pilots, which he also hoped would give him a chance of “going fast again and pulling g’s.”
Adam Friedland
ducati with a mugi wrap
Google showing a search with results limited to cnet.com