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Front with something fresh! Check the minigame out!
New for your May Day: I wrote a song about when IT happens.
ALT an album cover for the digital single. The text MC FRONTALOT is at top, COMMON LOOT at bottom. Center is a large pixel-art inventory grid loaded with vendor trash.
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Oklahoma AG Drummond was one of the cowards who signed away our state's rights to a corrupt backroom deal with LiveNation.
He's wrong for our state in every possible way.
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So in this, I see blatant violations of the 1st, 2nd, and 4th amendments.
When can BOTH SIDES agree that this is insanely illegal and that the administration has gone WAY too far?
Jan 13
π¨πΊπΈ BREAKING β Do They Want to Get Shot?
Masked Feds Stealing a US Citizen's Concealed Firearm in an Illegal Search. They Assault and Arrest Him.
This is how the American Revolution began...
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@DOJFBIIsbroken The citizen, not suspected of a crime, was performing an action that is specifically protected by the FIRST AMENDMENT. They then arrested him and seized his LEGAL weapon.
Those are violations of his rights under color of law, which is a felony under 18 USC 242.
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Here comes a flood of the dumbest fastest money the market has ever swindled.
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Apr 14
BREAKING: The SEC has reportedly eliminated the Pattern Day Trader rule, replacing it with a new intraday margin system.
The requirement to maintain a $25,000 balance to engage in day trading is being scrapped.
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What the hell, Ohio?
@d0tslash, what are your cops doing over there?
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WHAT?
They're working on bringing back Pushing Daisies? After it was canceled like 18 years ago?
Please make this happen.
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dh405 retweeted
5 Nov 2025
Dark Factories? Of course you thought there wasn't anyone on the floor. They were hiding in the offices while management pretended to turn the lights on for you.
Let me guess -- you just finished the McKinsey Quarterly deck on lights out factories, and now you think humans are going away because you saw a couple Fanucs feeding pallets into CNC mills while management waxed poetic about the future of manufacturing.
You're going to believe that right up until your first ECN comes through and you have to scrap fifteen hundred fixtures because a twenty three year old design engineer in San Jose wasn't taught in their overpriced engineering university that hard internal corners are stress risers and cause parts to fail in cyclic loading. Then it'll become your problem.
While you're dealing with that, you'll look around and notice that the lights in your "Dark Factory" have been on a lot dealing with these issues. You've had to hire more people than you thought for machine maintenance, and you don't even want to think about the very well lit shipping department in the back. Surprise -- another issue, the well staffed and well paid QC department is saying that half of your parts and assemblies are either OOS or failing ORT. You turn the lights back on.
Then you'll finally open up ASME Y14.5 and really read it this time, and not just skim over it again to figure out why an angularity tolerance isn't measured in degrees and see that the cause of your process capability going to crap was because a process two vendors upstream was slowly coming out of spec.
After that, you'll think you've figured things out and crack open Shigley's to read about Hertzian contact stress and realize that the super hard and expensive unobtanium carbide lathe tooling you forced down your vendor's throat was going to end up adhesive wearing away anyways despite the softer aluminum parts they were cutting because it didn't matter what your hardness differential was. Daddy Bharat Bhushan was always going to get you. You then implement a tool change schedule and then it hits you.
Dark factories aren't happening because dark factories aren't a robotics problem. They aren't even just a manufacturing problem. They're an operational, finance, and everything under the sun problem.
Recursive feedback mechanisms? Sure, pal. The only thing here recursive is this story. If I had a dollar every time I heard it, well, I guess I could afford an actual factory.
3 Nov 2025
last time I was in Shenzhen I walked through a dark factory & the thing that got me was there were literally zero workers on the floor, the entire production line was running in complete darkness because when you don't have humans you don't need lights and these robots were assembling full vehicles autonomously 24/7
just got off a call with the engineer who designed those systems & he told me something that completely shifts the paradigm, his robots are now manufacturing other robots that are deploying across multiple factories & we're watching the emergence of recursive production loops where workerless systems create more workerless systems
this isn't just automation replacing labor anymore, we're seeing production architectures with autonomous reproduction capabilities & that's fundamentally different because you're scaling through selfreplicating manufacturing cycles
what we're really observing is the convergence of dark factory infrastructure with recursive feedback mechanisms that enable production systems to spawn new production capacity autonomously & when you zoom out and look at the full picture this represents a phase transition in industrial evolution where manufacturing behaves more like biological organisms with selfreplication than traditional mechanical processes
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dh405 retweeted
21 Oct 2025
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A little over 3 minutes long! Worth the watch! ππππππππππππππ
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The White House is now a proud opponent of.. *checks notes* ... Gun Rights.
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I'm posting this purely in memory of Trevor and not at all because I completely and totally support the message in the video with all of my heart.
7 Aug 2025
Now more than ever, it's time for guillotines. Rest in peace, man
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