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Someone’s getting canned over this boo boo.

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Hats off to the Lincoln KOLN CBS affiliate for their investigative reporting and live reveal of the redacted “trade secrets”.

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Pay attention Nebraska. #DataCenters are not a good deal for anyone but the companies selling compute power and Gov. Pillen’s blue ribbon panel of cronies who stand to make a tidy penny building them.

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At any rate, that’s a lot. And trade secrets? Get the fuck out of here. Water use and electrical demand aren’t trade secrets, they’re public utilities.

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Whoever redacted the PDF just drew black boxes over the relevant text, leaving it accessible to cooy and paste. Finally numbers: * Greater than 25 MW of power at peak * 13 Mgal of water. Mega? Million?

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Google finally filed its data center report for the Lincoln, NE center today. They claimed the peak power and water use were “trade secrets” and redacted the PDF. Except..,

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Does no one remember the 105th Airborne Crusaders? #artIsResistance www.nin.wiki/105th_Airbor...

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105th Airborne Crusaders

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Learning to play an instrument (badly) and taking up a martial art (BJJ, also badly) have been good things for growth and focus. It’s the right kind of frustrating.

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I’ve been more intentional learning to play a few songs this year on bass. Tonight I started learning Doll Parts by Hole. It’s not too bad so far but has swing to it that you have to play a few different ways until it starts to feel right.

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I’d say it’s possible. Put me down for fifty.

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Jake Williams @malwarejake.bsky.social · 14h

So low you gotta lay down to look up to him.

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Inside of you there are two wolves. One went to a Hawks game. The other went to a Hawkeyes game.

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This one hits close. I won’t be boring but my story has a lot of similarities. I hope you find some levity. Happy to talk more anytime.

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Pops @pops131.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

There’s a whole lot of it going around this week.

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how much is that doggy in the window. 🐶😂

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Zach Everson @zacheverson.com · 30/09/2026

“Patel is apparently planning a trip to Russia, a country that (a) is no friend of the United States nor the FBI specifically and yet (b) is quite friendly with Patel, including via a ‘Russia-linked production company’ that evidently previously paid Patel $25,000 to appear in an anti-FBI TV series.”

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Kevin Reuning @reuning.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Problem solved

Those documents argue systems were exposed and some information was withheld; they are not the same as a completed official finding that 2020 vote totals were switched or that the certified result was reversed.

Bottom line: Federal assessments after 2020 found no evidence that foreign actors or voting machines changed the outcome. Isolated fraud cases exist. Later White House releases dispute how much risk and data compromise were disclosed. I cannot verify a government finding that the 2020 election was stolen.

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Aaron Rupar @atrupar.com · 29/09/2026

Where do these bootlicking loyalists get off? There won’t be pardons for you when it’s over.

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🤡 Schmitt beclowns himself 🤡 Schmitt concocted an elaborate conspiracy theory that Smith traveled to Atl for a Hawks game and to collude with Fani Willis, & flashed his "evidence" before accusing Smith of perjury. There's just one problem -- his facts were totally wrong. Here's the whole sequence:

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Elle @elleisanisland.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Your redirects aren’t working correctly.

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Recession indicator

A box of Hamburger helper. At the top it says to try using hot dogs instead of ground beef

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Alt National Park Service @altnps.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Lol. America’s “super intelligence” is fun. The answers seem to depend on how you ask the question. 😂 Ask, “Is Trump in the Epstein files?” Get nothing. Ask, “How many times is Trump mentioned in the Epstein files?”

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Wendy’s tried this in 2024 and had to roll it back real quick when customers collectively said kiss out ass.

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As consumers we need to vote with our wallets and tell corporate what we think of their unbounded greed.

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Helen Kennedy @helenkennedy.com · 29/09/2026

McDonald’s was never great but the fries used to be hot and crispy and the Coke did taste better. Now it’s cold, expensive, and slow.

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Trump’s new AI website is kinda fun, it turns out.

Can the president use taxpayer funds to air his old campaign ads on TV?

No. Federal appropriations law has long barred using taxpayer funds for political advertising.

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The Onion @theonion.com · 29/09/2026

Indeed. The whole aesthetic seems to be Big! Loud! Moar! And not a package optimization for first payload in sight.

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Creatively Tapped-Out Peter Thiel Launches Startup Called ‘Frodo, But Evil’ theonion.com/creatively-tapped-out-…

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The nausea inducing parallax is neat. /s

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Two hours a morning? Um, no.

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The Washington Post @washingtonpost.com · 29/09/2026

Eastern Nebraska is getting a lot of “interest” in building data centers in rural areas along I-80 and major north/south US highways. One decently large Google center north of Lincoln. Two, possibly three more in the planning and acquisition stages. One reportedly will need 2+ gigawatts of power.

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Data centers across the United States being built to power AI require far more electricity because of the powerful chips inside. That’s pushing construction into rural areas, where costs are lower but still near fiber internet lines. wapo.st/4ykQ3kC

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Mother Jones @motherjones.com · 29/09/2026

ICE just spent $16.7 million on electric shock gloves that human rights organizations like Amnesty International warn “could be readily misused for torture.” When parents in Omaha, Nebraska, learned that school resource officers had these same devices, they decided to fight back. WATCH:

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Captain Mark Kelly @captmarkkelly.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

If U.S. law prohibits arms sales to China, why was Trump even suggesting it?? We need answers immediately.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

#ResistanceRoots The fight for universal healthcare may seem like a relatively recent phenomenon, dating from President Truman’s failed proposal for a national, publicly funded health insurance system in 1945. However, the fight goes back to the 1910s, and it’s linked to anti-labor forces. /1

President Truman addresses a joint session of Congress. On Nov. 19, 1945, Truman sent a groundbreaking Special Message to Congress recommending a comprehensive national health program. His five-part strategy included constructing hospitals and health centers, expanding public health services, investing in medical research and education, providing cash benefits and disability insurance to workers, and prepaid national health insurance. The American Medical Association launched a campaign against it, condemning the plan as “socialized medicine” and comparing it to communism during the early years of the Cold War. By 1946, “conservative” Repubs controlled both houses of Congress and blocked the bill. Truman tried again with subsequent messages to Congress, but the legislative effort ultimately failed. Truman later called this defeat the most troubling disappointment of his presidency. Photo credit: Harry S. Truman Library.

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The audacity it takes to flex on sixty days like he’s a fucking hero. #Texas, turn up and show this clown the door.

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Yeah that’s some serious bullshit. Even f he had a hegemony—which he most certainly does not—it’s still illegal. As was said by Steve Carrell, “Put it on my tab.”

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