llanero24 @elgranj.com · 13/10/2026That's the patter of voting mostly around the world. People tend to vote for their 'teams'. The problem is, once you lower the bar, it's pretty hard to bring it back 😕 000
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 13/10/2026The sad part is that the bar is on the floor, meaning, any future republican party candidate with 75% of the issues Paxton has, will look like a decent one, thus wining again? 🤷🏽♂️ 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 11/10/2026The problem it's not picture-in-picture, the problem is what's decided on it. On today's case, a simple swap of the P-I-P could have worked. Ocon-Bearman on the main picture, Verstappen & else on the smaller one 000
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 05/10/2026BlueHost? GoDaddy? Namecheap? At the lowest level the all provide the same level of "service". If you need help transferring the site, let me know. 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 27/09/2026For example www.youtube.com/shorts/-GGur...youtube.comToxic CEO: Our AI Is Very Scary 😏 Mushie & Birdie | Original Video: Under Studio x @Nick_HarronYouTube video by Under Studio 010
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 25/09/2026I know a little about computers, yes AI can be slowed down. Though, when there's a will there's a way. So far, we haven't seen the will to it. 220
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 19/09/2026Es una reacción natural, sobre todo si causas carcajadas. Hace dos semanas fui a ver a Josh Johnson 👌🏽 No me acuerdo si aplaudi, pero si lo hubo. Me rei mucho! 🙃 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 04/09/2026I watched it on Nebula. Great ideas! I would do ALL of your suggestions 😀 020
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 20/08/2026Maybe he's of the type that, when he quits something, it's for good. Thus, the extension. 110
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 15/08/2026Es hora de que normalicemos los 'shorts' en el país tropical. Chores ya! 010
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 10/08/2026Nobody's forcing anyone to get the vaccine. Indeed there are limits on social gatherings, if one doesn't have it. Why? Because sickness/virus will be spread by *breathing*. Since there's no method to detect such a scenario, vaccinations is the only safeguard. Is that straightforward. 000
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 09/08/2026I'm not sure what point you're trying to make. I said "Biological systems are not binary. They fluctuate" then you replied "They aren’t binary. There is nuance.". Is it not saying the same? 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 09/08/2026We don't know how a (any!) virus is going to mutate. Period. Whatever conditions forces this mutation is outside of our control, thus making it unpredictable. Some people might do an educated guess, but that's about it. Vaccines help reducing spread & others benefits, but there's no 100% guaranteed. 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/08/2026That's the wrong take. Biological systems are not binary. They fluctuate. Human beings are biological system, thus you can't produce something to be consumed by homo sapiens and expect to behave the same in ALL of them. Unrealistic. 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/08/2026"We knew how a virus will mutate" No you can't! Otherwise flu wouldn't exist anymore. That's the whole challenge! Maybe someday we'll reach a level of knowledge to be able to predict mutation, today it's not possible. 110
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/08/2026We don't know as humanity (that's the whole point!). We don't know how a virus will mutate. It all depends on the virus/sickness itself. On some sickness the vaccines will more effective, on others not as much. But we CAN'T proclaim that vaccines doesn't work because they're less effective on some 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/08/2026Then you're answering yourself. You're admitting that on variants sickness, the effect of vaccines is less, but that doesn't mean they don't work in the absolute. It's different to say 'vaccines don't work', than to say 'COVID vaccines are not as effective'. 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/08/2026Because it became endemic and further variants are less nasty. They're less nasty because the vaccines are a shock absorber for it. Initially (when no vaccines existed) and no heard immunity, COVID DID kill a lot of people 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/08/2026Measles DID disappear on many countries. That's factual. It came back because people stopped vaccination at the required levels. Are those required levels too high? That's the only tool we humans have. 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/08/2026That's the case of the flu and COVID vaccines. However, their impact on infected people having being vaccinated is lower. That's why I mentioned prevent/suppress. The fact that you get the sickness after the vaccination doesn't meant it didn't work. People used to die from a cold, measles, etc. 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/08/2026With viruses, the vaccine treats the variant/branch, which helps to suppress the impact of the sickness in case of getting it (on any branch.variant being infected) 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/08/2026The cure happens afterwards, when the disease -hopefully- stops spreading, thus disappears. The "cure" for polio is a consequence of decades of vaccines administration, not because it cured it. If someone gets polio, it won't be treated with a vaccine, at that time it too late in the game. 210
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/08/2026"it can’t be given after infection and be effective" You're confusing vaccines with drugs/medicines. A vaccine mission is always preventive/suppressing. You don't get a vaccine to cure for VPH, you get it before hand. Among many factors it's cheaper/easier to prevent/reduce than to treat 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 04/08/2026It's not just Trump. Check out what Dog Ford have tried to do in Ontario www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgFC... 030
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 29/07/2026Lo que pasa es que tu estas 'spoiled' por el Tim Traveller. Vas a tener que adaptarte 🙃 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 23/07/2026Social media is my gateway to information, but it's not my main source for depth. For that search engines work fine. Thus I'm not expecting people to post everything here. Then again, that's me. To each it's own 000
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 23/07/2026If the link is going to be used, it still needs to go on a thread (not on the main post). Between a link and a screen capture, the screen capture is still more efficient to propagate the message than a link. Among the reasons, RTs are more impactful. 000
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 23/07/2026There are 2 reasons on why the PMs posts doesn't include links on his posts: 1) Meta platforms (Facebook & Instagram) might not -still- allow the links to the news. 2) For people 'just' scrolling, the screen capture provides the necessary information to make it legit. Same format all soc media plat 240
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 14/07/2026static.klipy.comDios Te Bendiga Jesus Christ ImageALT: Dios Te Bendiga Jesus Christ Image 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 02/07/2026EventBrite & Meetup are great apps to find events/activities that one might like. I always recommend it. 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 24/06/2026By constantly labelling everybody against them as a 'communist' Republicans are wearing off that word. When a real communist shows up they won't be able to cry wolf 🫤 000
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 19/06/2026www.youtube.com/shorts/4W_k_...youtube.comItaly’s Giorgia Meloni Rebukes Trump’s Offensive Comments: ‘I Don’t Beg’YouTube video by Newsweek 000
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 19/06/2026A little date, but still helpful www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GCc...youtube.comWhy Meloni Has Suddenly Turned on TrumpYouTube video by TLDR News EU 110
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 18/06/2026La alarma fue la mas docil de todas: Durmiendo. Las restantes fueron rudas 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 15/06/2026I'm not advocating for AI, the efficiency situation is the 'Jevons Paradox', which humanity have been experimenting since the dawn of times. 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 15/06/2026While I agree with the premise, it could be a trap or compromise. If you make something more efficiently, you can also could do it better with the same amount of effort. So doing it faster with half the energy or doing it "better" (whatever better means) with the same amount of energy? 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 15/06/2026One NVIDIA AI rack, one, consumes 120 kWh. Kilo as in a thousand. An average US home consumes ~899 kWh/month. A data center can have several *thousand* racks like the NVIDIA one. The problem is not water, nor renewable energy. But the amount of power an AI centric data center consumes is bananas. 130
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 09/06/2026Compounding on .... www.bbc.com/news/article...bbc.comOmar Artan and World Cup 2026: Who is Somali referee barred from entering US?Omar Artan was set to become the first Somali to referee a game at the World Cup finals, but his place in history has been denied by US immigration authorities. 000
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/06/2026Truth be told, France & Germany knew the intelligence from which the US was basing their case was non-existent. Those governments told internally to Bush: Dude! No way! They also provided their counterintelligence, the Bush administration didn't want to hear that. Then it happened what happened ... 000
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/06/2026Bush II did it too. However .... Bush II was not able to get UN support, as the intelligence provided by Powell was weak. The UN support is a great lubricant for these types of conflicts. Because of that Iraq II was polarizing (worldwide), where as Iraq I was fast & furious. 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/06/2026Last but not least, Bush I believed on the world order the US built. Therefor he saw, respected and used those tools properly. 100
llanero24 @elgranj.com · 08/06/2026In 1991 Saddam *invaded* Kuwait. So it was legit to kick him out of there. On top of that, Bush I gathered allies support, went to the UN, which legitimize the whole thing. It took more time to do it in such manner, but when it rolled, it was lethal. 100
