President Trump says US and Poland are making "major progress" toward establishing a US Army base. 🇵🇱 🇺🇸 Poland's Defense Ministry confirms only that earlys tage talks and working groups are underway, with no site, troop numbers, or timeline set. Poland is the NATO member most exposed to Russia and most alarmed by it. Polish PM warned of direct Russian threats and drone incursions. Trump's relationship with polish leaders is producing fruitful results.

Louis Rossmann fights for buyers' rights and recently spoke out against Electronic Arts over problems with Dead Space 2. The PC version of the game came out in 2011 and uses special copy protection called TAGES SolidShield. This system only lets you start the game on five computers, after which you can get locked out. Simple things like reinstalling Windows, upgrading your graphics card, or installing the game on a new device often use up all five starts. When that happens, you cannot play the single-player game anymore even if you paid for it. EA stopped providing tools to fix activations years ago and no longer supports the game. But they still sell it on Steam for about $20 with no warning about the problem. In a new video, Rossmann shared a buyer’s bad experience. He says cases like this make some people think piracy is fair because if a company sells a game but stops helping you play it, you do not truly own what you bought.

Megapack + Autobidder will soon be online in the east of France! The 240 MW / 480 MWh Cernay-lès-Reims site is being developed by TagEnergy and will be one of the largest batteries in France Tesla is providing full scope Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) and the site will be operated using Tesla's Autobidder trading platform

Brad Bird seemingly confirms that ‘INCREDIBLES 3’ won’t age up the family. “People just keep thinking that aging them up is going to make them somehow hipper or cooler, or more like them, and it’s like no, it won't.” (Source:

Eskom killed your power because the ANC spent two decades stuffing the utility with politically connected cadres who couldn't operate a kettle without a instruction manual. Apartheid-era infrastructure didn't collapse under its own age. The numbers destroy the apartheid-infrastructure excuse. Eskom managed 95% availability on its fleet through the 1990s. By 2022 it was producing stage 6 load-shedding, meaning 6,000 megawatts of capacity offline at any given moment. The plants didn't age that fast, they got wrecked by incompetance and neglect. Brian Molefe, Matshela Koko, Ben Ngubane: these are actual humans who made actual decisions that stripped maintenance budgets, awarded contracts to Gupta-linked suppliers, and placed loyalty over competence across Eskom's entire technical division. The Zondo Commission documented this in excruciating detail. Directed looting, not systemic drift. State-owned enterprises destroy capital because their managers face no profit-and-loss discipline. When Eskom bleeds, you pay higher tariffs while Treasury absorbs bailout after bailout, R254 billion in debt relief announced in 2023 alone. No private operator survives that mismanagement. Eskom survives because the government forces you to fund it regardless. Privatize generation, strip Eskom of its monopoly, and competitive suppliers face actual consequences for keeping you in the dark. Until that happens, cadre deployment keeps the lights off and you keep paying for it. Eskom killed your power because the ANC spent two decades stuffing the utility with politically connected cadres who couldn't operate a kettle without an instruction manual. Apartheid-era infrastructure didn't collapse under its own age. The numbers destroy the apartheid-infrastructure excuse. Eskom managed 95% availability on its fleet through the 1990s. By 2022 it was producing stage 6 load-shedding, meaning 6,000 megawatts of capacity offline at any given moment. The plants didn't age that fast; they got wrecked by incompetence and neglect. Brian Molefe, Matshela Koko, Ben Ngubane: these are actual humans who made actual decisions that stripped maintenance budgets, awarded contracts to Gupta-linked suppliers, and placed loyalty over competence across Eskom's entire technical division. The Zondo Commission documented this in excruciating detail. Directed looting, not systemic drift. State-owned enterprises destroy capital because their managers face no profit-and-loss discipline. When Eskom bleeds, you pay higher tariffs while Treasury absorbs bailout after bailout, R254 billion in debt relief announced in 2023 alone. No private operator survives that mismanagement. Eskom survives because the government forces you to fund it regardless. Privatize generation, strip Eskom of its monopoly, and competitive suppliers face actual consequences for keeping you in the dark. Until that happens, cadre deployment keeps the lights off, and you keep paying for it.

It’s been fun watching the bull and bear debates on SpaceX. Kinda reminds me of early Tesla days. Those bear cases didn't age too well. There has never been a company like SpaceX. I would not bet against that.

🚨🚔👮Woop-Woop! That's The Sound of Da Police! 🚔🚨 Legendary New York rapper KRS-One dropped "Sound of da Police" on December 6, 1993 — 32 years ago. Three decades later and it still hits the same. A track about excess police brutality and the link between the "overseer" and the officer. #GenZ# all around the world needs to hear the ORIGINAL anthem. Play this at the protests. Loud. Proof that some anthems don't age, because the problems havent!! #KRSOne# #GenZ# #CJP# #JantarMantar# #CJPProtest# #NEET# #ChaloSansad#