Kill the Boer

 The Outer Space Treaty (1967) provides the basic framework on international space law, including the following principles:

the exploration and use of outer space shall be carried out for the benefit and in the interests of all countries and shall be the province of all mankind;

outer space shall be free for exploration and use by all States;

outer space is not subject to national appropriation by claim of sovereignty, by means of use or occupation, or by any other means;

States shall not place nuclear weapons or other weapons of mass destruction in orbit or on celestial bodies or station them in outer space in any other manner;

the Moon and other celestial bodies shall be used exclusively for peaceful purposes;

astronauts shall be regarded as the envoys of mankind;

States shall be responsible for national space activities whether carried out by governmental or non-governmental entities;

States shall be liable for damage caused by their space objects; and

States shall avoid harmful contamination of space and celestial bodies.

Who cuscodiates the custardians?

 Its an age old equity

This summer will see the largest rollout of a non-custodial crypto wallet in human history. Instant zero-fee crypto transactions for over a billion users are about to become reality,” Durov wrote.

Currently, Telegram features Wallet, a product by the third-party company The Open Platform (TOP). The service has over 150 million registered users and operates in a custodial mode by default.

TOP founder and CEO Andrey Rogozov explained to ForkLog that the two products are complementary rather than competitive. According to him, Wallet in Telegram will remain a separate multi-chain product with a broader range of features. In addition to storage and transfers, it supports trading, perpetual contracts, tokenized assets, and the Earn tool.

“[The new] wallet is a simple way to start using cryptocurrency. Wallet is designed for those who need more extensive options for trading, investing, and asset management,” Rogozov noted.

Training exercise kills hundreds

 This was a training exercise, not a real-life incident. The actual system would have guardrails [which in the blog they call “production classifiers”] that were disabled here, and those guardrails may have prevented this. What OpenAI reported is kind of an upper bound/proof of concept that stacked the deck to show how bad things could be. In ordinary circumstances one hopes that guardrails would have prevented it. As one software engineer noted, their report reads like marketing. And we all know how much OpenAI (and for that matter Anthropic) love playing the doom card.

MARCUS 

Condo Nast

Well toss my salad-  Wired Magazine, “Taylor Farms Spent Big on MAGA and Anti-Regulatory Lobbying Before Diarrhea Outbreak: The lettuce supplier at the center of the turbo diarrhea outbreak has spent millions of dollars to sway sentiment around food regulation and elect Donald Trump and other MAGA Republicans, according to public filings.

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 No jury should convict

The Guardian reports a state judge in Delaware has dismissed UnitedHealth Group’s defamation lawsuit against the Guardian over the outlet’s May 2025 investigation, which reported UnitedHealth secretly made payments to nursing homes to reduce hospital transfers for residents.

TIME SERVED

A fascist republic. The New Republic, “My Brother Was Sentenced to 30 Years for Moving a Box of Zines.” 

“Literature, in the Prairieland case, was turned into a vector of criminalization,” she writes. “In the hands of a prosecutor, the fact that a book or a zine can be passed from reader to reader became the accumulating elements of a criminal conspiracy.”

Joining Zuckfeet on the apology trail of tears

 "We are implementing strict controls in infrastructure configuration at the cost of research velocity while the vulnerabilities are patched.’

Omnipotent consumer products CEO Dick Altman

Mouth to arse resuscitation

 OpenAI is renewing its investment in the American Journalism Project by committing an additional $5 million in funding and $3 million in tech credits to the organization over the next two years. BEWARE THE WALKING DEAD.

Fighting iron horse to the last brave on the plains

 Counting coup considered harmful

Whitemans News Corp CEO Robert Thomson described the tribal company as “content crooks and brand brigands” and said: 

“They have shamelessly stolen and then perfidiously profited from that pilfering by illicitly fencing our journalists’ work. Instead of a license, they have licentiously looted with blatant disregard to the severe damage done to the information eco-system. This era of tacky tech trafficking must come to an end if journalism is to have a sustainable future. These byte burglars and bootleggers, these content contrabandists are seriously undermining the integrity of AI and IP.”

Stampeding their women and raping their stock, the only good redman is tame.