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Maciej Kawecki from This Is IT wrote that Tesla presented a new generation of the Roadster yesterday with a SpaceX package, which — as he claimed — allows the car to perform jumps and maneuvers in the air. He described the solution as a technical effect rather than a special effect. According to Kawecki, high-pressure COPV tanks with hundreds of liters of compressed air were to be placed behind the rear seats. The onboard computer was supposed to control valves and actuators, releasing gas through nozzles around the body. The author wrote that impulses of compressed air were meant to enable short lift-offs from the ground, stabilization in flight, and faster acceleration. He emphasized that the nozzles would not be used for continuous flying, and aerodynamic elements and fans were to press the car to the road during normal driving. Kawecki praised the precision of the SpaceX teams and pointed out that three Poles were supposed to work on the Roadster. He added that Bison Fellowship scholars were to meet with them and congratulated the creators of the car. The post was accompanied by a video from Tesla. #Tesla #Roadster #SpaceX (translated)

Adam Mazguła wrote that Karol Nawrocki vetoed another three laws regarding — in his opinion — voting rights, human rights, and political advertising. He stated that these were laws from September 4, 2026: on amending the Election Code (sejm print no. 2670), on competent authorities and proceedings regarding political advertising and responsibility for violations of obligations in these matters (print no. 2769), and on the execution of judgments of the European Court of Human Rights (print no. 2271). Mazguła assessed that about 200 more vetoes are needed for Nawrocki’s term to end. He accused him of consciously acting against Poland and wrote that the greater the chaos in the country, the more satisfaction he has. He also attributed to him a desire for chaos and lawlessness, as well as a political slogan directed against democracy and Donald Tusk. #Polska #PrawaCzłowieka #Demokracja (translated)

Kafir wrote that he increasingly considered elitism to be better than democracy, because — as he claimed — in elections the vote of a person with knowledge and experience carries the same weight as the vote of a person without basic competencies. He noted that elitism, in his opinion, did not depend on wealth or education, but on knowledge, reason, and the ability to think independently. He criticized voters who — according to him — assessed economic policy without knowledge of issues such as inflation, budget, or monetary policy. As examples, he referred to people shopping at Lidl and Biedronka, as well as checking purchase prices, and accused some of them of confusing daily savings with the competencies needed to evaluate the state's finances. At the same time, he emphasized that simply looking for cheaper products was not bad. Kafir also criticized politicians who — as he wrote — lacked experience in running businesses or managing budgets, yet held positions that allowed them to decide on significant public expenditures. He accused right-wing groups of citing religion, tradition, and national values while simultaneously supporting strong authority without proper oversight. He argued that appeals to patriotism and religion did not replace the knowledge and competencies necessary to govern the state. He compared the expectations placed on children in their education to the expectations of politicians. He wrote that parents usually required their children to learn math and helped them acquire knowledge, yet some voters — in his opinion — did not expect similar competencies from those seeking power. He compared governing the state to entrusting a ten-year-old child with the household budget without parental control, pointing out that promises of unfunded expenditures could lead to debt. The author accused voters of re-electing politicians despite their mistakes if they promised them more money, and that they rejected criticism as a lack of patriotism. He claimed that some people did not want to check information or analyze arguments and instead trusted loud political messages. In conclusion, he asked why voters demanded education from children but did not require knowledge from politicians before entrusting them with power. He also mentioned the action "7 percent of 460," relating it to the number of deputies, and stated that there were at most 7 percent of wise ones among them. #Demokracja #Elitaryzm #Edukacja (translated)

Jack Strong claimed that the Russian agency responsible for acts of sabotage on the railways used Polish prepaid cards. He added that Paweł Rubcow used phones with Polish and Spanish numbers, rather than Russian ones. According to the author, agents operating undercover avoided numbers that could draw the attention of Polish counterintelligence. Strong therefore considered it incorrect to identify the Russian agency solely with numbers having a Russian prefix, and ironically referred to Szłapka as a "genius." #Rosja #konspiracja #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Rafał Mekler wrote that after the media attention on the meeting between Kołodziejczak and Rutkowski and the publication of memes and recordings, attention should return to financial matters. He claimed that these events were meant to distract from the transfer to the EU supervisory body overseeing the Polish stock exchange and banks. According to him, the EU was supposed to control exchanges throughout the Union except for Frankfurt, and the solution was accepted by a representative of Donald Tusk's government. Mekler described the meeting between Kołodziejczak and Rutkowski as a performance intended to overshadow this decision. #Polska #finanse #UE (translated)

A Polish patriot wrote that Pawel Edmund Strzelecki discovered gold in Australia and that his greatest achievement was saving over 200 thousand Irish children from dying of hunger. He called him the Polish Indiana Jones, a traveler who embarrassed the British Empire, and a hero of Poland and another state. According to the author, Strzelecki traveled alone across six continents, discovered Australian coal and oil, and also conquered and named Mount Kosciuszko, the highest peak in Australia. The Polish patriot also described him as one of the most prominent scientific researchers of his time and the first Pole to circumnavigate the globe. He recalled that Strzelecki died on October 6, 1873, and called for his memory to be restored. #Historia #Podróże #Polska (translated)

P0LINIAK referred to the statement that the abolition of income tax would deprive people of tax refunds in July, which sometimes amount to several hundred zlotys. He sarcastically criticized its author and wrote that she earns several tens of thousands of zlotys from taxes. He used a vulgar, offensive term towards her. https://t.co/BpFBNzsH1u #PIT #podatek #Polska (translated)

Freedom of Speech wrote that Anna Bryłka described the poor state of Polish finances and mentioned new taxes that the EU was supposed to impose on member states in the new budget. He added that Robert Biedroń responded that his interlocutors do not agree with these solutions and do not want them. The author ironically called Biedroń a "genius." https://t.co/8L7Wm20gBl #finanse #podatki #UE (translated)

A Polish patriot wrote that Count Władysław Zamoyski saved the Tatras for Poland by purchasing the Zakopane estate at auction for 460,002 reichsmarks and 3 cents — one cent more than Józef Goldfinger offered. According to the author, Zamoyski also won an international court case confirming that Morskie Oko belonged to Galicia. The author credited him with building railways, waterworks, and power plants, planting forests, and supporting charitable causes. He also wrote that Zamoyski bequeathed his fortune to Poland, lived modestly, and died with almost nothing. He stated that the count died on October 3, 1924, and urged Poles to learn his story. #Polska #Tatry #patriotyzm (translated)

Ahahaha to jest genialne xDD Poseł Ćwik znalazł jeden prosty trick, na obniżenie kosztów opału (pelletu) w polskich domach. PO PROSTU MNIEJ PALCIE. A że będziecie mieć zimniej, to nie sprawa rządzących. GENIUSZE https://t.co/TKIPovQDxF #Polska #humor #oszczędności

A dla tych, których „trzaskają cztery litery”, że prezes klubu zagrał w sparingu drużyny oldbojów z którymi już nie raz grałem - cóż, taki mamy u nas klimat. 😉 Z dystansem do siebie i do wszystkiego. Zagrało też 22 innych zawodników, którzy pośrednio lub bezpośrednio wspierają klub. I właśnie o to w tym wszystkim chodziło. A co do Royal Day akurat w moje urodziny… no cóż, widocznie jestem skuteczny. 😎 Udało mi się „zmusić” 6,5 tys. ludzi do przyjścia na stadion, ponad 40 legend Wisły z całego świata do powrotu na R22, a nawet Miasto Kraków do zorganizowania akurat tego dnia pokazu laserów. 🤓 A przy okazji jeszcze świetnie się bawię - nawet mimo ACL-a. 😅 W dodatku zaplanowałem awans klubu do ESA specjalnie na 40 urodziny i to na 120 lecie Wisły. Geniusz. #CałaWisłaZawszeRazem 🔵⚪️🔴 #Wisła #sport #Kraków

Kosiniak przylatuje do USA,ogłasza postęp w sprawie budowy stałej bazy? Nawrocki w tym czasie robi zanurzenie z powodu kryzysu wizerunkowego, bo pytają go o płatne spotkania? Jeśli zmianę terminu wyklęczeli u Amerykanów nasi prawicowi „geniusze” to jak byście ich nazwali? #Polska #USA #wizerunek

Zaczyna mnie okrutnie męczyć to performatywne udawanie głupich. Nie wmówicie mi, że dopiero w 2026 ludzie zauważyli, że w każdej fabularnej grze akcji pod słońcem istnieje coś takiego jak "setpiece" i teraz będą je wytykać w każdej grze jaka wyjdzie pod kliki? Gdzie byliście przez ostatnie 30 lat? Miło, że nareszcie nadganiacie podstawy (heh) ludologii. [Dodam, że ten setpiece DA SIĘ przegrać. Próbowałem, wystarczy nie grać na easy ;) ] Co dalej? Wrzucanie zdjęć żywych aktorów i zdziwienie, że przecież w filmie umarli? W grach wszystko jest na pokaz. Często paski zdrowia są fejkowe i końcówka zdrowia spada wolniej niż początek, żeby udawać presję. Albo bieganie miewa tę samą prędkość co chodzenie, ale blur daje złudzenie prędkości. Pic na wodę, który pęka, gdy człowiek się bliżej przyjrzy. W wielu współczesnych grach wyścigowych da się przejechać okrążenie trzymając lekko gaz, bo asysty na easy trzymają kierowcę na torze i to nie wzbudza żadnego zainteresowania. A przecież kontrola to jedyna iluzja, którą te gry powinny zachować. Bo gracz rozumie, że jak w każdej grze istnieje niepisany kontrakt - zabawa ma sens tylko jeśli obie strony trzymają się jej reguł. Cytując klasyka "You control the buttons you press." To Ty decydujesz, że nie chcesz brać udziału w (ważne słowo) GRZE. Współcześnie bardzo wybiórczo, pod zasięgi, podchodzi się do tego co danej grze może ujść na sucho, a nad czym trzeba się pastwić. I wyznacznikiem nie jest jakaś obiektywna racja, a jedynie aktualny emocjonalny barometr. Każdą grę i rzecz można zredukować do jakiegoś idiotyzmu i to czy do tego dojdzie zależy wyłącznie od zeitgeistu. Jak z prequelami Star Wars (nowe złe, stare lepsze). A im więcej chce się drążyć, tym więcej się tego siłą rzeczy znajdzie. Mario, w zależności od dekady to "geniusz designu", bo można go przejść trzymając przycisk w prawo i czasem naciskając skok. A czasem oznacza to, że ten sam gameplay jest prymitywny, bez głębi i sprowadzający się do przeskocz dziurę. Soulsy da się speedrunować w 19 minut, bo Miyazaki to geniusz. Ale Breath of The Wild ktoś skończył w 22 więc jakim cudem oni chcą za to 250zł. I tak dalej. Obiektywny fakt staje się bardzo subiektywnym narzędziem w wojnie o rację. Sam, jako twórca wiem dobrze jak to działa. Nagrywając odcinki humorystycznej serii "Płakałem, jak grałem" z pełną świadomością kontroluję narrację, zagnieżdżając w słuchaczu myśl, że dana gra jest zła i wyolbrzymiając jej przywary do rangi katastrof i wskazując mu co ma myśleć o konkretnym elemencie. Tak, fabularne gry wideo akcji to teatr. I iluzja pryska, gdy umyślnie nie uczestniczy się w spektaklu. Uważanie się za geniusza, że odkryło się, że ludzie na scenie to aktorzy to nie przejaw intelektu tylko jego braku. Odkrywa się znaną dawno oczywistość i uważa za najbardziej oświeconą osobę w pokoju. #gry #ludologia #krytyka