A man is going to prison for hacking college girls’ Snapchat accounts, getting their nudes and selling them. And apparently it’s quite a racket.
Remember to not post stuff like that online, m’kay? Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
If you have spent any real time with Large Language Model (LLM) AI systems like Grok or ChatGPT, you probably know the pattern:
‘OMG this is AMAZING!’
‘Okay, not ‘amazing’ but still really useful!’
‘Can come in handy sometimes.’
‘I probably should double-check all of this.’
‘REALLY?’
Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle, with Steve Green joined by Bill Whittle and Scott Ott.
As Scott Ott asks, ’How many times are we gonna have to rescue this dame?’ After yet another bailout attempt, The Washington Post has announced a leaner, more accurate version of itself is in the works.
But the bigger question isn’t about the Post so much as it is about the entire idea of a ‘newspaper.’
Have they already gone the way of the Dry Goods Store without even realizing it? Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle, with Ott leading the discussion, and Bill Whittle and Steve Green joining in.
We all know how the CIA and Rockefeller Foundation try to silently influence culture by supporting content creators to push new technologies or social trends.
But what happens when those supporters and creators collide? Who handles the censorship? How can you have a nuanced conversation when different parties have arrived at a log jam?
Here’s a case study from Mike Benz. The focus is on Bill Gates and his synthetic meat, and Elon Musk and his Martian rockets, as well as the biggest YouTuber around –Mr. Beast.
And now, from the Presidential Emergency Operations Center deep under the demolished East Wing of the White House, it’s THE 9TH ANNUAL FAKE NEWS AWARDS!!!
Featuring the fakest stories, the fakest journalists and the fakest factoids from the year that was in this socially constructed pseudo-reality we call “the news.” The Fake News Awards is the only awards show that dares to ask the question: What are these lying dipsh!@s trying to sell us on now and why do they expect us to swallow it?! Here’s more from James Cornett on The Corbett Report.
The Minneapolis incident involving Alex Pretti gets dissected as new footage emerges showing what really happened during his confrontation with ICE agents. Multiple camera angles reveal Pretti kicking a federal vehicle, breaking a taillight, spitting at agents, and allegedly taunting them before being tackled—details conveniently omitted from mainstream media coverage.
Meanwhile, Democrat politicians treat him as a martyr, with senators calling the site “holy ground” and celebrities rushing to condemn ICE. The narrative unravels further as comedian Andrew Schulz makes false claims about warrants, activists suddenly want police body cameras banned now that they’re capturing inconvenient footage, and Bruce Springsteen releases a cringe protest song.
ABC News deceptively edits the new footage to make it look like agents attacked an innocent bystander, proving once again how far the media will go to protect their preferred narrative. Here’s more from Mark Dice.
We all know the cable news is phony as all hell. It’s so undeniably leftist and contrived that you have to wonder whether CIA speechwriters concoct every last story line.
Need proof? Compare and contrast how the media has portrayed deportations done by the Trump administration vs. those conducted by former President Barack Obama.
You can no longer describe channels like CNN or MSNBC as anything but fake news. They serve as propaganda outfits for the Democrats — no more, no less. Here’s from the Liberal Hivemind.
Elizabeth Warren and dozens of other Democrats are seemingly trying to stop the sale of the vintage video game company Electronic Arts to an outfit in Saudi Arabia, citing anti-competitive practices or something.
Really this is about protecting the unions and they’re mad Jared Kushner is involved. Oh, and they’re afraid the Saudis will take the gay away from The Sims. Probably. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Stale2000, former mod of r/LiveStreamFails, is going at MoistCr1TiKaL again. After he claimed Reddit mods should be treated like celebrities, he’s now going on about having dictator power over online spaces in a supervillain sounding manifesto.
The thing is — He’s not wrong. Reddit mods are incredibly power hungry, and maybe they should be stripped of those powers? Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Steam has announced that game devs don’t have to disclose the use of AI-powered tools, and activists are very, very salty about this.
One indie dev pulled his game from Steam because his girlfriend told him AI was bad for the environment. Meanwhile, San Diego Comic-Con totally caved to the libtards on BlueSky and won’t allow AI art. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
