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Medicalized WashU escapee, Redline = a proposed change to a blueprint, usually in red ink. Tired independent. 🖥 goblin. Additive Manufacturing FTW!

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⚙️Redlines⚙️ retweeted
Manufacturing is quickly being infected with the same parasites that infected software. They go wherever the money goes, suck out what they can, and move on to the next sector.
A manufacturing startup founder told me yesterday they raised $2M to “revolutionize the factory floor with AI.” I looked at what they built. It’s basically a dashboard, some machine data piped into the cloud, 3 OpenAI API calls, and a database. They’re burning tens of thousands a month on cloud compute to tell a plant manager what an experienced supervisor can see walking the floor. Meanwhile, a $200 edge computer, MTConnect, a properly structured database, and a few deterministic rules could solve 90% of the problem. Manufacturing doesn’t need more AI wrappers. It needs infrastructure that actually understands machines, tooling, quality, downtime, labor, capacity, and flow. We’re not short on AI. We’re short on people building systems that understand the factory.
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⚙️Redlines⚙️ retweeted
We are essentially in an infrastructural time bomb where the entire American economy is held together by a few thousand boomers who refused to teach anything to anyone and just held their cushy job until they were 80. People forget that when an east coast oil pipeline was hacked during Biden, Congress dragged the managers of the pipeline into a hearing and asked why they didn't run it manually and the response was "everyone that knows how is either retired or dead."
there are only a few thousand people left in america that know how to design an injection mold, even fewer for die casting and other molds/dies. a dying art that will cost the economy trillions of dollars over the next generation if we let it slip away.
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⚙️Redlines⚙️ retweeted
Mass surveillance depends on one core idea: *Privacy is suspicious.* Reject it.
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I told ya. There will be more and more of these police drones. The mass surveillance drug is too powerful.
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⚙️Redlines⚙️ retweeted
Replying to @loyalmoses
Even the police department I worked for 3 years ago was talking about doing this before I left. China is just the testing ground for the NWO.
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Replying to @f3ss6987
Exactly. It will be tested elsewhere, perfected here.
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This is what I’ve been saying for years, as feminists tell me “no one thinks transmen look like men. Use the women’s.” But I of course won’t, because I’m not going to scare little girls just to make a point to ideologues like these three did.
These three women went into a water park bathroom in Kansas, as a protest against laws requiring them to use the bathroom aligned with their actual sex. Because they look like a trio of male perverts and the bathroom was full of little girls, the cops were called. Don’t these dumb fvcks look self-satisfied? You have to be a real piece of crap to pride yourself on scaring a bunch of little girls. Personally, I think these women should be required to use a third space. They neither want nor deserve the protection of women’s spaces, and they’ve chosen to transform their bodies in such a way that their presence in women’s spaces provides cover for male predators. Since men also deserve space of their own, a third space is really the only workable alternative.
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⚙️Redlines⚙️ retweeted
🚨 This is absolutely insane. Tesla and SpaceX just confirmed plans for the largest semiconductor complex in the world, in Texas. It's roughly the size of: -15 Pentagons -18 Mall of Americas -1,700+ football fields -560 Walmart Supercenters That isn't a factory. It's an industrial city. The infrastructure being built for the AI era is almost incomprehensible... and this is just the beginning.
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⚙️Redlines⚙️ retweeted
X fires Nikita, Head of Product at X. I think we have Flock to thank for this. Flock had Nikita running cover for them, suspending and demonetizing critics of mass-surveillance. Nikita exposed himself as a conflicted agent of Flock. This means we are winning. Keep it up!
JUST IN: X Head of Product Nikita Bier steps down. He will remain at X as an advisor.
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Replying to @mattvanswol
And the police are asking for the public’s help:
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🚨#BREAKING: An INSANE story is unfolding in Troy, New York where a mayor who overrode her own city council's vote to END their Flock camera contract, by declaring a "public emergency," is now FUMING after citizens began cutting down the cameras! The female mayor said that cutting down the cameras was "an act of violence..." and is begging the public to help identify who did it. This is Troy, New York. Troy's own City Council... the elected representatives of the people... VOTED to stop the Flock contract over privacy concerns. They ordered the funding withheld. So what did the mayor do? She literally declared a "PUBLIC EMERGENCY" to keep the surveillance cameras running anyway. So just to be clear: >The people's representatives said end Flock cams. >The mayor forced them to stay up by declaring an "emergency." >She's now being SUED by her own city council over it. >The council is so alarmed they're trying to STRIP her power to declare emergencies at all. And when frustrated citizens finally took a few of those cameras down themselves... ...the mayor called that "violence." One of the wildest stories I've ever seen...
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⚙️Redlines⚙️ retweeted
"Using Flock LPR technology alongside a Skydio drone, Altoona PD quickly located the suspect's vehicle, coordinated with Iowa State Patrol and the Marion County Sheriff's Office, and made the stop within minutes. Officers recovered the firearm, and the investigation determined the incident was an act of self-defense with no injuries." How the fuck did this get Community noted? It literally says right in the summary that Flock LPR tech and a Skydio drone were used to locate the vehicle. In Flock's own words, lol.
You tracked down a person who used his firearm in a lawful act of self defense, and then tried to use it as a marketing ad ? Bankrupt this fucking company by any means necessary.
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The Dick's Sporting Goods in Bloomfield is located where the red dot is placed. Hey Flock, why can't your piece of shit Commie surveillance state equipment solve a basic robbery when there's literally a camera at every intersection here? Too busy jerking off to pictures inside the children's gymnastics room? It's clear you're not here for our safety. Neither are Skydio, Axon, or any of the others. All of you should burn.
The Bloomfield Township Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying eight individuals involved in a Retail Fraud. On July 19, 2026, at approximately 5:15 p.m., three females and five males entered Dick's Sporting Goods, located at 2105 S. Telegraph Road, and stole 113 Nike apparel items valued at $10,800.00 If you recognize any of the individuals or have information related to this incident, please contact Detective Lower at [email protected].
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⚙️Redlines⚙️ retweeted
The more the masses see stories like this. The more flock cameras will be cut down.
"a Flock vice president logged into the Dunwoody PD’s Flock system and looked at a camera in the children’s gymnastics room of a private community center here in Dunwoody. He did not look at any other cameras in the entire 400-camera network that day." appenmedia.com/opinion/lette…
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Man: "You're going to ticket us for 'offensive' speech?" Fort Worth Cop: "Yes, I am." That’s not how that works. Thankfully, the city says it’s taking steps so this never happens again. FIRE stands ready to help @fortworthpd in providing First Amendment training to officers.
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This security researcher says Flock cameras are creating a searchable record of where millions of vehicles travel. If that's true, every American should be asking serious questions. This isn't the future I want.
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JUST IN: 🇨🇳 China demands the Strait of Hormuz remain open and safe for all commercial vessels.
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3. Lam Research $LRCX According to Bloomberg, Musk’s Terafab team didn’t just contact Lam Research for quotes, it offered to pay above-market prices for priority delivery. That’s how essential Lam’s tools are. See, while Lam competes directly with Applied Materials, fabs need both companies. AMAT is the broader, more diversified semiconductor capital equipment provider that can supply a larger chunk of the tools needed for chipmaking. Lam is the etch specialist—carving precise patterns into silicon wafers—with best-in-class tools for the most demanding patterning steps in cutting-edge logic and memory, the exact areas exploding with AI chip demand. Lam has, arguably, the strongest direct Terafab linkage reported, positioning it to benefit handsomely from Musk’s chip supply chain buildout.
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⚙️Redlines⚙️ retweeted
Oh, who sold that technology to China?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that China is providing Iran support with "specific components for missile manufacturing," but he "won’t say more than that." 🇮🇱🇨🇳
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Fauci in the news. Birx in the news. Gates in the news. Masks back on faces. Hazmat suits. New shots in the works. Nothing has changed because nothing has changed.
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