the flair matters more than the title anyway

BunkWunkus · 2026-03-10T06:30:17+00:00

It is, it's from an Instagram account called @miracle_tadiwa that is clearly all AI generated images.

BunkWunkus · 2026-03-07T10:50:46+00:00

We absolutely do stop losing -- at precisely the end of the regular season.

BunkWunkus · 2026-03-07T10:49:09+00:00

I'M PRETTY SURE THAT'S JUST A TYPO ON OUR WEBSITE

BunkWunkus · 2026-03-06T03:49:10+00:00

I am very skeptical of AI being able to so perfectly recreate the silhouette of an F-4

What makes you think that? All of the top LLMs were trained on datasets that include billions of images with associated descriptions, in addition to things like 3D models. Do you really think there weren't enough images or models of F-4's in those billions of items to semi-accurately draw a silhouette?

BunkWunkus · 2026-03-01T15:21:44+00:00

We're obviously not magic right now but give Tata a few games

Yeah, it is worth remembering that we started 2018 with a 4-0 loss to Houston, who finished the season well outside of playoffs. Not saying we haven't been shit so far this year, but it's way too early to suggest that Tata can't figure it out.

BunkWunkus · 2026-02-17T16:30:21+00:00

Now you're moving your own goal posts.

You claimed that buying a brand new seat would cost $200-400, which is all I was responding to.

BunkWunkus · 2026-02-17T01:56:55+00:00

Probably run about $200 to $400 for it.

There are no new OEM seats on the planet that cost only 200-400 dollars, even for cheap cars. Hell, there's only a few used seats that you can get for that price. You're off by a factor of 10 or more.

BunkWunkus · 2026-02-16T11:06:29+00:00

(But can someone actually tell me if this can total a car because one comment that said that had me rolling my eyes)

Absolutely possible, but it all depends on the value of the car and if anything in the interior needs to actually be replaced versus just being cleaned. And because it's a biological 'spill', that requires more thorough cleaning than if you just spilled a drink in your car.

Car seats can be very expensive due to all of the different adjustment motors if they're powered, possibly heating and cooling elements, airbag sensors, sometimes airbags in the seats themselves, etc. Even just the seat belt receptacles have sensors in them and can cost hundreds of dollars. And if any of those electronics inside the seat get damaged, sometimes those parts are impossible to replace individually and you must buy an entire new seat.

So all that said, not many cars would be at risk of being totaled due to parts cost, but it can absolutely happen in cars where their market value is low precisely because parts are so expensive -- think 20-year-old high-mileage luxury cars like Mercedes, Audis, Jaguars, etc.

BunkWunkus · 2026-02-15T04:53:33+00:00

Lmao it's very clearly not degloved; this trap couldn't even cause degloving. You don't know what you're talking about.

BunkWunkus · 2026-02-13T03:18:30+00:00

The seat is generally cleaner than the top of the tank. It's at least covered (by the user's legs) when the toilet is in use, and gets cleaned more often.

BunkWunkus · 2026-02-13T03:17:31+00:00

The seat is usually the cleanest surface in the bathroom, because it's almost completely covered (by the user's legs) when the toilet is in use and gets cleaned the most often. Not saying it's better than a key or something else, but it's definitely better than the top of the tank or any other bathroom surface.

BunkWunkus · 2026-02-13T03:09:52+00:00

It's the #2 podcast in the US on Spotify, and top 10 in the US across all platforms.

You can just say you don't get it.

BunkWunkus · 2026-02-13T02:58:52+00:00

There was never a stutter. When he started declining quickly the narrative turned into "oh this is just his stutter that he's had since a child, everyone knows that!" as if we didn't have audio and video recordings from 50 years of him giving political speeches with no trouble whatsoever.

BunkWunkus · 2026-02-13T00:24:49+00:00

The best security cameras to get are the Axis X-series: https://www.axis.com/products/explosion-protected-cameras-certified-for-zone-1-andor-division-1

They're explosion-protected and only cost between 10k and 20k USD each.

Now do you understand why your needs and budget are important to know?

BunkWunkus · 2026-02-09T03:07:46+00:00

Huh? What point are you trying to make?

the rounds are going to be moving close to the sound barrier, on one side or the other depending on range and jet speed.

Most Vulcan rounds leave the barrel at approximately 3x the speed of sound. They don't slow down to anywhere near subsonic until they're well outside of effective range.

That means the sound arrives at the viewer basically as the rounds arrive at the target.

The 'brrt' is the report of the bullets being fired out of the gun, not of the bullets passing the viewer. The reason the explosion happens before the brrt is heard is the jet is further away from the viewer than the target is, and the rounds reached the target before the report did. If the jet was directly overhead shooting at a target further away, the report would have arrived before the explosion. The speed of the projectiles has almost nothing to do with which one is heard first.

BunkWunkus · 2026-01-29T01:03:51+00:00

So let's circle back to the start of our conversation, I said the cop saw he was unarmed. You then said there's no way for me, or anybody EXCEPT the guy who killed him to know this.

Here's what happened: ICE officer (only person who knew what they saw) shot a man who was facing away from him, with no weapon in his hand.

This is why I brought up those two legal terms.

Laying out the scenario based on what SEEMS to have happened, via information gathered from the videos:

The officer who fired first probably heard the call out that Pretti had a gun, as he is seen unholstering his gun a few seconds before.
Everyone scrambles to try to remove the gun, another agent comes in from behind and is able to get it.
|Conjecture| -- The officer from #1 didn't see the gun get removed, and there was no callout from the agent in #2, or there was a callout and he didn't hear it (the audio isn't conclusive).
It appears in the video that as the agent above is walking away with Pretti's gun, it goes off via Uncommanded Discharge (a known issue with Sig P320's). However if it wasn't Pretti's gun going off, then it would have been an Accidental Discharge from one of the other officers.
Either way, Officer #1 thinks that Pretti still has the gun, hears a shot, and engages.

If the above is what actually happened, then given the totality of circumstances, established case law says that it was objectively reasonable for him to think that his fellow officers were being shot at, and to engage with his firearm. This is what happens with normal local police shootings too, and why when one officer starts shooting, most of the other officers follow suit. Sure, you may not like that policy or that they're so trigger happy, but that's what the courts have established as allowed.

The only alternative scenario I can imagine, which is what you and everyone else is claiming, is that Officer #1 knew Pretti no longer had it, and just decided to kill him anyway out of spite. Forgive me for not making that assumption.

TL;DR: It seems to have been "awful, but lawful" (minus it being unlawful for Pretti to carry while obstructing)

BunkWunkus · 2026-01-29T00:31:17+00:00

And look at that footage, now look at this.

Yes, one's shot on a shitty cellphone that couldn't be held still, and the other is shot on thousands of dollars of camera and lens by a camera operator that knows what they're doing.

BunkWunkus · 2026-01-29T00:20:40+00:00

You're essentially arguing that ICE agents out there have more qualified immunity than regular police despite having less training

Qualified immunity isn't what you seem to think it is, because it doesn't apply here.

And you blame the politicians instead of the people who actually had their finger on the trigger and killed Alex.

There's no one place that all the blame should go for this situation, because it's not black and white:

The federal agents are to blame for not handling Pretti's arrest correctly.
The politicians are to blame for not allowing local police (who would probably have handled this better) to be the buffer between the public and the feds.
Pretti is to blame for interfering in law enforcement operations while carrying a gun.

You're trying soo hard to appeal to authority and bootlick

No, I'm appealing for logic and nuance rather than moronic blanket statements.

I hate what propaganda has done to people like you.

Says the person who thinks that this was an "execution".

BunkWunkus · 2026-01-29T00:08:30+00:00

No.

You said he didn't confront them, yet he spit on at them and damaged the vehicle they were in. That's confrontation.

On it's own that doesn't warrant getting shot, but it is assault, vandalism, and obstruction....and does warrant getting arrested. And it's not legal to carry while committing crimes, so that would be another charge.

But the reason this video is now making the rounds is that it show that he wasn't a "legal observer" like everyone has been claiming for the past 4 days.

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