Daniel Lenski

@moxfyre.bsky.social

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I like life in Vancouver 🇨🇦, languages, open-source software, solving confusing problems with data, dogs, distance running, and my 👶 son. It's just everything else that worries me.

Email from Social Security Administration on July 3, 2026: "Social Security Applauds Passage of Legislation Providing Historic Tax Relief for Seniors"
Text that I added to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%B8rgen_Boassen#Altercations_with_other_Greenlanders --- Ben Taub of The New Yorker magazine "was told by several people [in Nuuk] that Boassen was known for groping women and getting into drunken fights"; Boassen denies these allegations.[36] A man who grew up with Boassen in Qaqortoq told Reuters that, in the 1990s, Boassen had stabbed him in the shoulder with a knife, due to a rivalry over a girl.[37] Boassen has been banned from Nuuk's public swimming pool, from a mixed martial arts gym in the city, and from the Hotel Hans Egede;[36] Boassen claims that he was banned from the MMA gym due to his political association with Donald Trump, while staff at the hotel say they had banned him for "repeatedly harassing or threatening patrons."[37] Boassen has "repeatedly hurled verbal abuse at Greenlandic politicians in public," including 2 parliamentarians at a café in Nuuk in 2025.[37]
Text that I added to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Kraft#Politics --- Since 2017, Robert Kraft has owned two Boeing 767 private jets used by the New England Patriots.[161] As of June 2022, one of these jets had been used for at least 3 flights deporting migrants from the United States to Honduras. Neither Kraft nor the Patriots commented on this revelation, but they later cancelled their contract with the charter airline that had operated these flights; in 2024, they signed a new charter contract with Omni Air International, which also operates deportation flights on behalf of ICE.
Text I added to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Dezer#Political_contributions --- Starting in 2017 during Donald Trump's first term as President and continuing during his second term, a Gulfstream IV private jet owned by Dezer was used for more than 50[14] flights deporting migrants from the United States, including deportations to third countries such as Eswatini where those migrants had no ties, and where they were held in prison indefinitely.[15] Per the Miami Herald in 2020, ICE paid approximately $35,000 for each detainee deported using this aircraft.[16]
Text I added to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eli_Gindi#Politics --- During Donald Trump's second term as US president, private jets owned by shell companies connected to Gindi and Joseph Nakash were used for at least 8[12] flights deporting migrants from the United States, including deportations to third countries where those migrants had no ties, and where they were held in indefinite detention.
Text of the "Politics" section that I added to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Nakash --- During the 2020 US Presidential election, Nakash contributed "$385,000 to [the campaign of Donald] Trump and the Republican National Committee" and "$250,000 to Trump's Victory PAC". During Trump's second term in office, private jets owned by shell companies connected to Nakash and Eli Gindi were used for at least 8[18] flights deporting migrants from the United States, including deportations to third countries where those migrants had no ties, and where they were held in indefinite detention.
He [Vitaly] was charged with felony battery in 2020 for attacking a woman in Miami — the case ended in a deferred prosecution agreement — and he was imprisoned for nine months in the Philippines in 2025 after livestreaming himself harassing people and stealing a security guard’s motorcycle. ... (at the end of the article) he said he planned to keep catching predators, this time in Europe
Hey CBC, that should be "its," not "it's," in the photo caption. Eesh.