Toilet roll and water sales soar as prepper panic hits supermarket shelves with suppliers warning against 'pandemic-style' hoarding after government's 'Be Ready' campaign trib.al/AKrrGJO

BREAKING: The Pentagon is preparing for a major war that could CRIPPLE America’s power grid, collapse supply chains, and disrupt critical infrastructure on U.S. soil, developing plans to keep military bases operational for 90 DAYS without outside assistance. The initiative, called FORTRESS, includes backup power, fuel reserves, and preparations to convert civilian factories into wartime production facilities.

Just talked to someone on ICQ they said “Prepare now”

Joe Rogan exposes the shocking truth about people taking massive amounts of kratom and thinking they're completely sober. "It's like a plant-based, I think people are trying to call it an opiate. I don't know if it's technically an opiate, but it's legal, you can buy it and it helps people, it actually alleviates a lot of the symptoms of opiates" "Acts as a mild stimulant when you take a little bit of it, like if you take two pills it's like a cup of coffee, like oh I like this, this is nice" "I tried it. I think I took eight, I don't even think I took ten. And I was fucked up. I was like oh you guys are getting high, like this is your high, I'm high right now" "Everything functions, your muscles and your arms and everything moves the way it's supposed to... but your brain is like this is not sober" "You get a tolerance for it, so a lot of these guys are taking like ten pills and then going to the gym and they're like oh I need it for my back" "Like you're getting blasted. You like I could have a conversation with you and you might not even know that I was fucked up on this stuff"

Did time shift again? My friend asked me this last night. Bing Crosby song. “I’ll be home for Christmas. You can ____ on me”. How do you remember it?

Behold: The US Defense Intelligence Agency has released a report on challenges to security in space, including an NEI image of China’s spaceplane from Maxar, taken in 2024.

Duncan Trussell just asked Joe Rogan point blank: “Do you believe David Grusch?” Rogan: “What Bob Lazar says is way more … compelling.” “All that stuff turned out to be accurate.” “Element 115 was accurate.” “He was 100% an employee there.” “He knew exactly where Area S4 was when it was completely classified.” “There’s photos of the actual fucking hangar doors that he described decades earlier.” “The ship [he worked on], it’s supposed to be a recovered craft.” “It was very obvious that it was designed for tiny little things, like 3-foot-tall creatures.” “There was no controls.” “They controlled it, but with their mind.” “He said that there was 2 different generators inside of it.” “One of them was for going insanely fast.” “They removed the one that made you go insanely fast because apparently they couldn’t control it.” “Grusch hasn’t had any personal experiences of note.” “There was no thing where he was in the presence of a ship.” “No thing where he communicated with a being.” “I take that as seriously as I take everybody else that’s telling me a story.” @joerogan @kurtmetzger @duncantrussell

PHP Warns of Another Unpatched RCE Risk Two Days After Emergency PHP2Shell Patches #devopsish thehackernews.com/2026/10/ur…

Microsoft releases operating system Windows XP.

@grok is it true that Elon does not act impulsively or erratically?

The “sudden” concern about war from Musk and various low-quality MAGA red guards and influencers like Posobiec is part of a White House campaign to force Kyiv into capitulation and shift blame for rising fuel prices from its failed war in Iran onto Ukraine.

If you grew up in the 90s, you probably remember those free AOL CDs showing up everywhere. They came in the mail, tucked inside magazines, and stacked on store counters. Sometimes you'd get another one before you even opened the last one. But there's an interesting story behind why they were everywhere. Former AOL marketing executive Jan Brandt estimated that the company spent more than $300 million distributing free internet trial discs. AOL went to incredible lengths to get them into people's hands. They appeared in Blockbuster stores, at sporting events, and even in packages from Omaha Steaks. It was one of the most aggressive marketing campaigns of the early internet era, and it helped make AOL a household name. For many families, one of those CDs was their first experience getting online. The sound of the dial-up modem, choosing your first screen name, checking your email, and staying up late talking to friends on AIM. Back then, we barely gave those CDs a second thought. They were practically junk mail. Yet for an entire generation, they helped open the door to a world that would eventually change how we lived, communicated, and spent our time.

More reporting suggesting that Musk does indeed have his finger on Starshield's operability. Quite a lot of power for a ketamine-addicted trillionaire in bed with hostile foreign regimes. You might even say this endangers U.S. national security. wsj.com/world/trump-called-m…

Just now, on the Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel call, member Charlie Precourt said the latest estimate for refuelings needed to support a Starship landing on the Moon is "around 22" launches.

Some stats on #php2shell. In the 10 hours before it was publicly announced, across the @Cloudflare network we saw thousands of attempts to exploit it. That jumped to tens of thousands in the 45 minutes post announcement, hundreds of thousands within 2 hours, and millions now.

Musk Threatens Retribution If Dems Investigate Him After Midterms: 'Live By The Sword, Die By The Sword' go.forbes.com/Q6FvFz