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Tag Archives: Amazon
Another Texas Sales Tax Holiday This Weekend
Another Texas sales tax holiday is sneaking up on us this weekend. Texas Comptroller Don Huffines encourages Texans to save money on tax-free purchases of most clothing, footwear school supplies and backpacks (sold for less than $100) during the annual … Continue reading
LinkSwarm For July 31, 2026
Iran lashes out again and gets pounded even harder for its troubles, Fauci’s diary validates just about everything conservatives have been saying about him for the last six years, DSA is open about wanting to destroy the Constitution, Ukraine blows … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Technology, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2028 Presidential Race, ActBlue, Addie Hovland, AI, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Amazon, Andy Burham, Anthony Fauci, Anthropic, Babylon Bee, BeardMeatsFood, Belgorod, Border Controls, Bradford Plumer, Brandon Klayme, Breakthrough News, Bruce Stokes, Buzzfeed, California, campaign finance fraud, Canada, cars, Ceuta, Charlie LeDuff, China, Christino Rodriquez, Christopher Rufo, Claude Cowork, Communism, coronavirus, Craig Gilbert, crazy cat lady, Cristi Kempf, Critical Drinker, Cyberpunk, Dallas, Daniel Gross, David Rohde, David Sweeney, defund the police, DEI, Democratic Socialists of America, Democrats, Department of Defense, Dhillon Law Group, dogs, Donald Trump, drones, drugs, Dunes Sagebrush Lizard, Ed Bolian, Egypt, Elizabeth Waffle, Ezra Klein, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, Fifth Amendment, Florida, food, Foreign Agent Registration Act, fraud, Gail Giustino, Gaza, Google, hacking, hamburgers, Huffington Post, hypercar, immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Iran, Israel, Jeremy Clarkson, Jihad, Jim Geraghty, Jon Healey, Jonathan Alter, Jonathan Broder, Julian Pecquet, Kathleen Deveny, Kazan, Ken Paxton, Kenya, Krasnodar, Labour, Lawsuit, LinkSwarm, logistics, Los Angeles, Marilyn Geewax, Marjorie Miller, Matthew Yglesias, Media Watch, Megan Romer, meth, Michigan, Midland, Mikie Sherrill, Morocco, Muslim, Natalie Winters, National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, Neuromancer, Nevada, Neville Roy Singham, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York City, NFL, OpenAI, Operation Epic Fury, Pakistan, Pedro Sanchez, Penza, People's Forum, Permian Basin, Podcast of the Lotus Eaters, Port Taman, Rand Paul, Red Sea, reparations, Reporting from Ukraine, Ronald Brownstein, Rostov-On-Don, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Ryazan, Saudi Arabia, Shikha Dalmia, Skid Row, Slovenia, South Carolina, Spain, Spinal Tap, Steve Chapman, Steve Clemons, Strait of Hormuz, Suchomimus, Sudan, Supreme Court, Swords, Teacher Incentive Allotment, Terry Johnson, Texas, Texas Education Agency, Texas Scorecard, Tom Omestad, Tony Semerad, Tricontinental Institute, Tung Chee-hwa, Turkey, TV, Tyumen, Uber, UK, Ukraine, vaccine mandate, Virginia, Volgograd, Washington D.C., Ways and Means Committee, Welfare State, Wildberries, Wuhan Institute of Virology, Zaporizhia, Zohran Mamdani
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The Texas Data Center Dilemma
For most of the 21st century, Texas had a pretty welcoming attitude toward data center construction: Come on down! Like every other type of economic investment, from factory to fab to corporate HQ, if you had just about any need … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Technology, Texas
Tagged AI, Amazon, BlackRock, Brad Reynolds, Carol Alvarado, Chuy Hinojosa, data centers, El Paso, Energy Policy, ERCOT, Facebook, Grant Halk, Greg Abbott, infrastructure, Isaiah Mitchell, Joan Huffman, Paul Bettencourt, Pete Flores, Public Utility Commission (PUC), subsidies, Taxes, technology, Texas, Texas Scorecard, The Texan News, Thomas Gleeson, water
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Austin’s Secret Amazon Land Grab
The Austin City Council is supposed to serve the people of Austin, but recent actions suggest that they’re a lot more interested in doing the bidding of a Fortune 5 company than serving mere citizens. The Austin City Council has … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Regulation, Texas
Tagged Adam Cahn, Amazon, annexation, Austin, Austin City Council, Bill Bunch, Democrats, eminent domain, real estate, Regulation, robots, subsidies, Tax Increment Financing (TIF), Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones (TIRZ), Taxes, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation, Texas Scorecard
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Texas Sales Tax Holiday Starts Today
Today through Monday is a prepper sales tax holiday in Texas. The following items are covered: These emergency preparation supplies qualify for tax exemption if purchased for a sales price: Less than $3000 Portable generators. Less than $300 Emergency ladders. … Continue reading
Posted in Texas, video
Tagged Amazon, prepper, Project Farm, Sales Tax Holiday, Texas, video
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LinkSwarm For April 3, 2026
Happy Good Friday! More Democrat voting fraud, Iran manages to shoot down a couple of planes, more California fraud under Governor Hairgel, Commies gonna commie, Microsoft behaving (and performing) badly, Pakistan’s nefarious actions backfire (yet again), the best rifle for … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Technology, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 3D Printing, 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, A-10 Warthog, Afghanistan, AI, AK-47, Alberta, Amazon, American Federation of Teachers, Anthropic, Apple, April Fools, Artemis II, Atkins, Babylon Bee, Border Controls, Bush Intercontinental Airport, California, Canada, China, Claude Cowork, Communism, Critical Drinker, Democrats, Denver, Department of Justice, DHS, Elections, F-15, fraud, Gavin Newsom, Guns, H-1B visa, Houston, Ian McCollum, Illegal Aliens, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Iran, Jihad, John Cleese, John Fetterman, Jose Medina-Medina, Kathy Hochul, Ken Paxton, Konstantinos Bogdanos, Legal Insurrection, LinkSwarm, Louis Rossmann, MANPADS, Media Watch, Microsoft, Mississippi, moon, murder, NASA, Neville Roy Singham, Nicholas Moran, North Korea, Oracle, Outlook, Pakistan, Pakistani ISI, Pam Bondi, Pramila Jayapal, Randi Weingarten, reparations, Reporting from Ukraine, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sheridan Gorman, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, tanks, technology, Texas, Tim Walz, UK, Ukraine, unions, Vizio, voting fraud, Walmart, Welfare State
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Amazon AI Causes Amazon Outage
Megacorporations are telling businesses that their AI offerings are good enough to run vital company functions. The problem is, those AIs are still screwing up, and frequently in ways humans wouldn’t screw up. That’s what Amazon found out when they … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged AI, Amazon, Anthropic, AWS, China, Google, Kiro, Microsoft, OpenAI, technology, XKCD
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