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This is a bs argument. The universities and coaches made millions off of these athletes' talent. They weren't talking about their education then. All they cared about was performance. But when its time for collegiate athletes to earn then there's a problem. Get out of here

> be Sammy Azdoufal, software engineer > spend $2000 on DJI Romo vacuum > decide to control it with xbox controller like a chad > use Claude to reverse engineer the API > It works because Claude is the GOAT > just need to grab auth token from their cloud servers > token works... Claude is unbeaten > wait why is he authenticated as 7000 devices > ohno.jpg > backend trusted any valid token for any device, no ownership verification > mfw Sammy has live camera feeds from vacuums in 24 countries > watching some german dude eat cereal at 3am > can pull SLAM data and get floor plans of everyone's house > could be the world's most efficient burglar > could be the world's most at scale pervert > Sammy just wanted to drive his vacuum bro > reports it like a responsible adult > DJI patches in 2 days > back to being a normal guy with overpriced roomba > mfw the entire IoT industry treats auth like it's 2005

I want to speak on something I don’t think gets talked about enough in college football. Creatives (video, photo, media) are often tied to coaching staffs, even though we have no impact on wins or losses. When coaches are let go, creatives are frequently let go too sometimes even when under contract. Many of us relocate, sign leases, and take real financial risks to tell the story of a program, build its brand, and capture moments that live far beyond a season. Yet there’s very little job security or protection when staff changes happen. This isn’t about bitterness or blame it’s about recognizing a structural issue in the sports industry and asking whether creatives deserve clearer protections, severance, or roles tied to the program rather than coaching turnover. I know I’m not the only one who’s experienced this. If you’re a creative in sports, I’d genuinely love to hear your perspective. Respectfully sharing in hopes of starting a conversation. #SportsMedia #CreativeIndustry #CollegeFootball #SportsCreatives #CareerSustainabillity

DoorDash commercial about having “too much winning energy” featuring Georgia, OSU, Bama, and Texas mascots on Jan 2 is hilarious, actually.

George Springer’s home run with Moneyball music Chills

WOW 🚨 YouTuber David Wood went to Dearborn Michigan. He exposes Christians aren’t allowed to distribute any material to Muslims but Muslims can distribute and convert Americans to Islam This is real and he has video proof “They didn't want Christians, evangelizing Muslims or handing out tracts or anything. But they couldn't just make a rule saying Christians aren't allowed to distribute materials. So they just made a rule and they said no one's allowed to hand out materials, but then they only enforced it on Christians.” “Two of my friends walked over to the Arab Festival outside of the Arab Festival and tried to distribute copies of the Gospel of John in English and Arabic and they were stopped immediately outside the festival. You didn't see what happened afterwards, but they took us to the security booth, they photographed us, they took our IDs, got the information, took our camera, cell phone for a little while. They let us go and just explain the rules to us. But what the rule is, it seems, is not that you can't distribute copies of the Gospel of John inside the Festival. It also applies outside the Festival.” He tries it on public streets, again is blocked “They're doing these workarounds which were, you know, all for basic. They're implementing Sharia in a way that they could pass it off as they're not implementing Sharia.” “I'm here on the corner of Warren and Frida in Dearborn, Michigan, United States. And if I were to take this gospel of Jesus Christ by St. John and hand it out to anyone on the street, I will be put in jail, again.” This has been going on for 15 years at least and David Wood has the video proof to prove it

They match us every time. We fall short every time