@jalefkowit yes, there was a chat about that ( #nitter:matrix.org ). It seems that someone offered its help and legal advice, but suddenly went away and didn't answer mails nor other channels.
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@jalefkowit While the official #nitter account and instances are down now, there is a nitter fork at codeberg (codeberg.org/shitter/shitter) and there are a few instances of this codebase that is up & running. The only way to fight this out with #X would be to have more forks of this code and more instances coming up and running successfully.
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RE: https://hachyderm.io/@jalefkowit/117530457404733437
🎵 Vagina dentata, what a wonderful phrase
Vagina dentata, ain't no passing phase
It means no worries for the rest of your days🎵 -
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@jalefkowit/117531415117504669
Still reeling over the idea that somebody read "The Great Gatsby" and thought "you know what Jay and Nick remind me of? Cops"
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Not a car guy. But this likable dude's anger at this old car is hilarious to me. @jalefkowit https://hachyderm.io/@jalefkowit/117527067359365049
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otoh, saw someone sneering at it as "a classic safety school" and you know what, fuck you running
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Just learned that Haley Stevens is a graduate of my alma mater. smdh. We are really not sending our best
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If only there were some kind of portable device for making FaceTime calls I could carry around in my pocket
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"It’s gotten significantly less attention, but Ralph Norman (R) is making a stink in South Carolina, embittered by his primary loss to the Trump-supported Senate nominee Darline Graham.
"'The voters in S.C. are not buying the argument that everyone has to ‘settle’ for a candidate that has been propped up by special interest groups and a Republican president spending millions of dollars spreading false narratives about why Darlene [sic] Graham is qualified to be elected to the U.S. Senate for the next six years,' he told Fox News.
"He also said that he wouldn’t campaign for her."
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"Hungary’s new government will on Wednesday reveal the names of tens of thousands of state informants from the communist era in an attempt to confront the past and rebuild public trust.
"From 1945 to 1989, Hungary’s communist state-security services relied on an extensive network of informants to monitor society and suppress dissent. Some were blackmailed or coerced into reporting on neighbours, friends, colleagues and even family members; others were recruited through promises of various advantages.
"For decades, the extent of this network was hidden from public view."
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/nov/02/hungary-informant-names-revealed-communist-era-past
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Rep. Stevens, I have good news and bad news.
The good news is, you're famous! Now the bad news
https://bsky.app/profile/tylermcbrien.com/post/3mzdhttoihc2e
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"Common Defense found that 53% of active-duty service members want to separate from service sooner because they said the military is becoming more politicized.
"Another 45% said policy changes or uncertainty under the current Trump administration had also made them consider separating sooner."
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The cybersecurity awareness will continue till morale improves
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Got my first-ever email from a person I actually know that smelled strongly of AI. I'm fortunate it took this long, I guess. But still. Ew
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To steal a phrase from Winston Churchill, tomorrow's election is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, hopefully, the end of the beginning.
https://winstonchurchill.org/the-life-of-churchill/war-leader/1940-1942/autumn-1942-age-68/
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"Widely considered to be one of the greatest American passenger trains of all time, the 20th Century Limited was the flagship train of the New York Central and was advertised as 'The Most Famous Train in the World'. It was described in The New York Times as having been '[...] known to railroad buffs for 65 years as the world's greatest train', and its style was described as 'spectacularly understated'. The phrase 'red-carpet treatment' is derived from passengers' walking to the train on a specially designed crimson carpet."
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New York Times coverage of the last run of the 20th Century Limited, the luxury train that ran between New York City and Chicago for 65 years. On its final run, it was half full. December 3, 1967.
https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1967/12/03/84990019.html?pageNumber=31
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Look at this thing. Don’t you just wanna boop its snoot
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“‘A Real New Woman’ blared the headline of a wire report across America. ‘Miss Dorothy Chestie, the English actress recently arrived in this country, has altogether discarded skirts for daily wear.’
“Discarded her skirt? Well, it wasn’t as if she walked around her West 22nd Street neighborhood with entirely bare lower body. Chestie simply preferred the physical freedom afforded by bloomers, which in the 1890s were loose trousers that came in at the knee typically worn under a skirt or dress.”
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RE: https://zirk.us/@SmithsonianRoulette/117544912520570584
“In the face of Robert E. Lee's invasion of Maryland, White retreated into Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, and joined Colonel Dixon S. Miles and his large garrison there. ‘White outranked Miles, but he followed military protocol by putting himself under the officer commanding on the scene in a crisis.’ This was an unfortunate decision for White because Miles proved to be incapable of mounting an effective defense of the position. The Battle of Harpers Ferry was fought from a highly disadvantageous position compounded by Miles's numerous strategic mistakes. After he ran up the white flag, one of the last shots mortally wounded Miles. Therefore, White had to carry out the formal surrender of the place.”
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“After just a few minutes browsing through The Paris Law Courts (1894), you will find yourself wishing that similar books had been written about any number of institutions from the past. In 1892, members of la Presse Judiciare Parisienne, the association of reporters attached to the Paris courts, collaborated on a comprehensive account of the structure, workings, and personalities involved in the complex world of the criminal and civil courts. In twenty-seven chapters written by nearly as many newsmen, we are given a tour of a unique institution with guides as factual as Zola and as observant of human fancies and follies as Balzac.”
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Haley Stevens being introduced by Yevgeny Prigozhin as she is inducted into the Well That Didn’t Go The Way I Expected Hall of Fame
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“NGP VAN, Inc. is an American privately owned voter database and web hosting service provider used by the Democratic Party, Democratic campaigns, and other non-profit organizations authorized by the Democratic Party. The platform or service is used by political and social campaigns for fundraising, campaign finance compliance, field organizing, and digital organizing.”
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Put a fork in her, she’s done
https://bsky.app/profile/merovingians.bsky.social/post/3mzc4fbybrs2u
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@fesshole/117543764368623773
Someone doesn’t know what large feet on a guy are supposed to mean
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"Five unassuming individuals—all with the same problem: pleasure. But that was their only similarity. For the sadist, there was no one to take the harsh whippings of degradation. For the masochist, no one to commit such sinister acts. The lesbian who lost her lover, a man that already experienced every sexual act, and the girl who’d had nothing at all, rounded out this little group of lust-hungry humans.
"The only other similarity was that they all received the same card from a beautiful, mysterious woman. Private—Personal; Madame Fury. A wanton who promised to fulfill every possible desire they may have. How did she know of their problems? How could she possibly exceed everyone’s expectations in one blissful night? They would soon find out after arriving at the decrepit house and living through the wildest orgy of their lives!"
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"Her vague sexual invitation"
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I've had Thomas Newman's music for that long tracking shot in SPECTRE (2015) on repeat all day