https://archive.vn/UsU4j
Man found dead in Phoenix Park was unidentified for a year, despite ID in pocket
Body of James O’Neill remained in a Dublin morgue from November 2023 until December 2024, when documents were found in his coat

 

 

Settles in court for free donuts for life.

 

Needs some coffee to wash that down ...

 

Self driving taxi's standing still during power outage;
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/vzSfq-1TX2k

 

China mall installs glass windows on men’s toilet doors that turn transparent when users smoke

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China mall installs glass windows on men’s toilet doors that turn transparent when users smoke
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Smoke makes those things smell better.

 

https://www.reuters.com/legal/litig...es-bankruptcy-wipe-away-24bn-debt-2025-12-29/
Port-a-potty company files for bankruptcy to wipe away $2.4bn in debt
USS, which is owned by private equity firm Platinum Equity Partners
The proposed restructuring will flush away Platinum's current equity ownership in USS entirely.

Seems they were PE'd on

 

https://blog.adafruit.com/2025/12/3...rry-pi-and-flipper-zero-alongside-explosives/
NYC Mayoral Inauguration bans Raspberry Pi and Flipper Zero alongside explosives



I would also ban universal remotes.

 

Sure, they seized 500kg and moved that 400kg to a secure lockup until that 300kg could be labelled as evidence when all 200kg was eaten by rats.

https://indianexpress.com/article/i...urt-acquits-accused-2022-drugs-case-10447455/

 

 

 

 

Ya gotta shake your head at the crap people come up with.

I have no idea regarding everything that was at the show, but it sounds like Samsung's refrigerator taking Worst in Show was well deserved.

More and more I find myself saying, "But I just want something that does this one thing and does it reliably." And more and more I find that, despite being a solved problem long ago, those simple things just don't exist anymore. Everything has to have endless, usually useless, 'features'.

 

https://www.oregonlive.com/portland...-says-his-story-isnt-true.html?outputType=amp

He does have some Russian heritage via a great grandfather on his mother’s side, but both of his biological parents were born in the Portland area and have primarily German, Irish and Swiss roots, they said. And when he described himself as a horse trainer with a ranch in Washington, he was working at Jiffy Lube.

 

https://www.oregonlive.com/portland...-says-his-story-isnt-true.html?outputType=amp

He does have some Russian heritage via a great grandfather on his mother’s side, but both of his biological parents were born in the Portland area and have primarily German, Irish and Swiss roots, they said. And when he described himself as a horse trainer with a ranch in Washington, he was working at Jiffy Lube.

Matthew ... Mateo ... what's a little phonetic difference between friends? ... Seriously now, I'll never understand people being so bored as to look for trouble not in the name of justice but based on lies and falsehoods ...



EDIT: I think I'm beginning to understand:

Court documents say Matthew Hofmann has at least a dozen felony convictions over the past 25 years, including theft, unlawful use of a weapon and being a felon in possession of a firearm.

 

Matthew ... Mateo ... what's a little phonetic difference between friends? ... Seriously now, I'll never understand people being so bored as to look for trouble not in the name of justice but based on lies and falsehoods ...



EDIT: I think I'm beginning to understand:

Court documents say Matthew Hofmann has at least a dozen felony convictions over the past 25 years, including theft, unlawful use of a weapon and being a felon in possession of a firearm.

Or even a better understanding:

On Christmas Eve, the account began promoting a GoFundMe page titled “Stand with Portland’s Immigrant Families.” Proceeds from the fundraiser list “Mateo Garcia” as the beneficiary.

 

I would really really like to see the ROI spreadsheet of this "project" ... I'm sure that their scheduling and financial calculations must be flawless and pristine, not to mention with a solid attachment to reality:

This company is taking $1 million reservations for hotel rooms on the moon

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Wealthy adventure seekers can now book a vacation on the moon through a California-based start-up, which plans to open a hotel on Earth's celestial companion by 2032. The aspiring space tourists have to put down a hefty deposit of $1,000,000 to be among the first to visit what the company claims will be "the first-ever permanent off-Earth structure."

 

I would really really like to see the ROI spreadsheet of this "project" ... I'm sure that their scheduling and financial calculations must be flawless and pristine, not to mention with a solid attachment to reality:

This company is taking $1 million reservations for hotel rooms on the moon
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Like the old saying goes, there's a sucker born every minute.

Anyone foolish enough to pay deserves to be swindled. No one ever said it better than John Bridges.

 

I would really really like to see the ROI spreadsheet of this "project" ... I'm sure that their scheduling and financial calculations must be flawless and pristine, not to mention with a solid attachment to reality:

This company is taking $1 million reservations for hotel rooms on the moon
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I love walking on the moon at night in the moonlight.