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The lesson of 9/11 is — or should have been — that allowing politicians to deceitfully exaggerate domestic threats or exploit the propagandistic term “terrorism” to justify civil liberties assaults is dangerous in the extreme. Clearly many have forgotten this lesson. — Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) Oct 25, 2021 from http://twitter.com/ggreenwald via IFTTT

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Or…and I’m just spitballing here…CUT SPENDING SOMEWHERE ELSE. https://t.co/3c8qwpQgm9 — Eric Hydrick (@erichydrick) Oct 25, 2021 from http://twitter.com/erichydrick via IFTTT

Even worse: it’s stealing from your future *even if you lose value over time* Remember folks, capital gains can be *negative* https://t.co/8zg8FJDs2z

Even worse: it’s stealing from your future *even if you lose value over time* Remember folks, capital gains can be *negative* https://t.co/8zg8FJDs2z — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Oct 25, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers October 25, 2021 at 03:14PM via IFTTT

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Yale Epidemiology Professor Dr. Harvey Risch says he would pull a healthy child out of public school and homeschool before he gave them this vaccine. https://t.co/cfqeA61BvD — Sara Gonzales (@SaraGonzalesTX) Oct 25, 2021 from http://twitter.com/SaraGonzalesTX via IFTTT

RT @danluu: An example from an essay that’s less actionable than Julia’s is this quote. The suggestion is to avoid writing bad stuff, but this elides the most difficult part of implementing the advice, knowing what’s bad (there is a heuristic presented later, one that won’t work for most). https://t.co/z9DV7k2wYv

RT @danluu: An example from an essay that’s less actionable than Julia’s is this quote. The suggestion is to avoid writing bad stuff, but this elides the most difficult part of implementing the advice, knowing what’s bad (there is a heuristic presented later, one that won’t work for most). https://t.co/z9DV7k2wYv — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) …
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Answer by warren for Splunk: Return One or True from a search, use that result in another search

First … don’t dedup on _raw The _raw events are never duplicated (unless you’ve done something wrong on ingest) Second, to your actual question – try something along the lines of this: index="myIndex" "started with profile" BD_L* | eval Platform=case(match(_raw,"LINUX"),"LINUX",match(_raw,"AIX"),"AIX",match(_raw,"DB2"),"DB2", match(_raw,"SQL"),"SQL", match(_raw,"WEBSPHERE"),"WEBSPHERE", match(_raw,"SYBASE"),"SYBASE", match(_raw,"WINDOWS"),"WINDOWS", true(),"ZLINUX") | stats count by Platform RUNID | join type=left RUNID …
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“Were I asked to focus the New Testament message in three words, my proposal would be ADOPTION THROUGH PROPITIATION, and do not expect ever to meet a richer or more pregnant summary of the gospel than that.” J. I. Packer, Knowing God, p. 214. — Mark Dever (@MarkDever) Oct 24, 2021 from http://twitter.com/MarkDever via IFTTT

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Recognize troublemakers by their overbearing presence, or by their complaining nature. Do not try to reform or appease them — that will only make things worse. Do not attack them, for they are poisonous and will work underground to destroy you Banish them before it is too late — 48 Laws Of Power Bot (@48_quotes) …
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Check-mate in climate negotiations 24 poorer countries says net-zero 2050 “unjust” bc it stops poor countries getting rich Instead, rich countries must go net-zero by 2030, allowing poor more emissions Makes sense—but rich countries can’t do this https://t.co/RcU8zyWDVn — Bjorn Lomborg (@BjornLomborg) Oct 24, 2021 from http://twitter.com/BjornLomborg via IFTTT

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Boss, “How good are you at Power Point?” Me, “I excel at it.” Boss, “Was that a Microsoft Office pun?” Me, “Word.” — Dad Jokes (@Dadsaysjokes) Oct 24, 2021 from http://twitter.com/Dadsaysjokes via IFTTT

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“Our age is being described as postmodernist, a time in history when truth is regarded in the Hegelian sense, that is, that something may be true for you or me or for now, but it does not have any binding validity for others or for all time… — Jeremy Vuolo (@Jeremy_Vuolo) Oct 24, 2021 from …
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@MarkDever Packer’s chapter on adoption is the greatest thing I’ve ever read that’s not Scripture. — Ryan Cornett (@ryancornettky) Oct 24, 2021 from http://twitter.com/ryancornettky via IFTTT

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@ScottAdamsSays Anti-gun activists should not be allowed to work on a film set where guns (real or not) exist. Anyone working on such a film should be required to take a gun safety course. My mom drilled into us when we were preschool that you never point a gun at a person, even a toy …
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@ScottAdamsSays Alec probably did a background check to may sure he didn’t employ a NRA member. — Thomas Edgell (@ruralneighbor) Oct 24, 2021 from http://twitter.com/ruralneighbor via IFTTT

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@ScottAdamsSays NRA & Law Enforcement:There’s no such thing as an “Accidental Discharge”… any unintended discharge is always referred to as a “Negligent Discharge”. Even muzzling your own finger in a class or on a firing line fails you out of a course. — Grave New World (@spudflyer) Oct 24, 2021 from http://twitter.com/spudflyer via IFTTT