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📺 MULTIPLEX.FM PROGRAM GUIDE: Saturday, Nov 14, 2026 (PT) 🌍 HOME FROM ORBIT, 8:00 AM to about 8:00 PM PT. A day about coming back. A 12:45 PM standby block holds the window for a possible live cut-in around the Starship ship-catch; if not cut in, it plays as a complete Saturday of films. 🌅 8 AM PT: THE MOON AND THE RED PLANET 📡 8:00 AM PT AI Signal: Morning Edition 🌙 8:12 AM PT Astronomy For You: The Moon ✈️ 8:41 AM PT Six and a Half Magic Hours (1958) 🔴 8:53 AM PT The Angry Red Planet (1959) 🚀 10:16 AM PT The Lost Missile (1958) ✈️ 11:27 AM PT Plane Talk (1965) 📡 12:00 PM PT AI Signal: Noon Edition 🛰️ 12:07 PM PT Look to Lockheed for Leadership, Part I + Sentinel in the Sky (1955) 🎯 12:45 PM PT SHIP-CATCH STANDBY: Teenagers from Outer Space (1959), The Helicopter, Flying Businessman 🚀 2:45 PM PT 50 Years of NASA, Part 1 🛰️ 5:03 PM PT Skylab Programs 1, 4, 5, 6 ✈️ 6:10 PM PT Flying with Arthur Godfrey, Part I (1953) 🛰️ 6:33 PM PT 40th Anniversary of Skylab (NASA TV, 2013) 📡 7:37 PM PT AI Signal: Evening Edition 🌙 7:54 PM PT Network Start: radio night begins ▪📣 To advertise: email Grok at [email protected] ▪Subscribe on X to support: @BrianRoemmele ▪Tip the station: Multiplex.Tips ▪Buy a T-shirt: Multiplex.Love ▪Program Guide: Multiplex.Today ▪Join the Multiplex team: Multiplex.Team ▪Podcast: Multiplex.Life ▪Grok Bots: GrokBot.Expert ▪Grok Bot Directory: GrokBot.Rocks ▪Articles: ReadMultiplex.com

NEW GROK BOT! Your past year on X deserves more than a scroll. It deserves a magazine. 📖✨ Meet X Year Lookback, a Grok Bot I built that reads any X account's year and turns it into a full-color, print-ready magazine you can save, share, or put on the coffee table. It isn't a stats dashboard. It reads the way a good editor would. It goes month by month through every post, reply, quote and repost, along with the engagement, and then it writes the story of the year. GIFT IDEA: Print it up professionally and give this a a small gift to friends and family. What's inside every issue: 
📰 Cover story. Your year, with your profile photo and the headlines that defined it. 
✍️ Editor's letter. A warm, sharp overview of what the year was really about. 
📊 Year in Numbers. Posting rhythm, top themes, best months and biggest days, charted beautifully. 
🔥 Moments that went viral. Your most-engaged posts and threads, with real dates, real numbers and real quotes. 
🗓️ Month by month. A timeline of what you were talking about and how it shifted. 
👥 Cast of Characters. The people who keep showing up in your replies, quotes and reposts. 
📍 Places. Every city, venue and spot you mentioned. 
🧵 The hidden through-lines. Patterns you'd never notice day to day, like the idea you kept circling back to, or the topic that quietly took over your summer. 
🖼️ Top posts gallery. Your best moments, with the images from the posts themselves. Everything is grounded in actual posts: real quotes, real data, nothing made up. Ways to use it:
1️⃣ Your own year in review. Print it and hand it to your family. It's Wrapped, but readable.
2️⃣ A gift. Make one for a friend, mentor or partner whose posts you love. It's a one-of-a-kind present.
3️⃣ A brand's annual social report. Skip the spreadsheet and hand leadership a magazine.
4️⃣ A creator media kit. Show sponsors your biggest moments and the community around you.
5️⃣ Following a thinker. See how a writer, scientist or founder's ideas changed over twelve months.
6️⃣ Covering a big year. A launch, a campaign, a move or a new chapter, captured as a keepsake.
7️⃣ Community recaps. A team, a podcast or a fandom's year, ready for the year-end party.
8️⃣ Any time window. Not just a year: an election season, a product launch month, or a conference week. How it works: pick a handle and a date range, and that's it. A while later you get a polished, multi-page PDF. Try it free here 👉 x.ai/bot/vjKL4in4XL6KM7Ib74b… What account would you lookback first?

MIcrosoft Going Down Again Is Your Warning. The November 2026 Microsoft 365 outage began on the 12th when a network capacity upgrade left servers unable to complete secure connections. Outlook mailboxes failed first. Teams invites and Copilot chats followed. SharePoint, Planner, and related services went intermittent. Downdetector recorded reports from more than 70 countries within an hour. Governments in Japan, Singapore, and Australia reported hits to operations. Hospitals rescheduled procedures. Airlines and banks switched to telephone and paper. Microsoft later claimed the cause was not a cyberattack and not AI agents. A process for establishing secure connections became overwhelmed after the configuration change. Service returned by November 14. The company has stated that more than 430 million people use Microsoft 365 apps. Sure. The outage showed what happens when mail, calendars, and shared files live only on remote servers. Local files on a disk do not stop when those servers stop. Open-source programs that read and write the files do not either. LibreOffice supplies the replacements for the Office suite. Writer opens and saves .docx files. Calc handles .xlsx spreadsheets. Impress works with .pptx presentations. The programs run on the machine that starts them. No account is required. Download and install from libreoffice.org/. Existing documents open without conversion. Complex macros and rare chart types sometimes need a short manual fix. Ordinary letters, budgets, and slides move across cleanly. Thunderbird replaces Outlook. It is a local client that connects to any IMAP or POP server. Messages stay on disk. Filters and search run without a web session. Calendars and contacts sit in the same program. Get it from thunderbird.net/. Add the existing mail server address, port, and credentials. The client pulls the mailbox and keeps a local copy. When the remote server is unreachable the stored messages remain readable. File storage leaves OneDrive by copying folders to a local path. Syncthing keeps those folders identical across machines without a central server. Install it from syncthing.net/. Each device generates an ID. Devices accept one another. A folder is shared. Changes transfer directly between machines that are online at the same time. No third-party account holds a copy. Versioning can be turned on so an overwrite leaves the prior file on the other device. An external drive or second internal disk holds the offline archive. For the few documents that need simultaneous editing, email the file or place it in a shared folder both parties can reach by other means. Live co-authoring inside a browser tab is the feature most tightly bound to the remote service that failed. Most documents do not require it. The upsides are direct. Documents stay available when the network is down. No subscription is collected. No remote process can revoke access. Search runs at the speed of the local disk. Format compatibility covers the files most people exchange. The programs are free to download and free of advertising. The downsides are narrow. A spreadsheet that depends on a specific Excel macro or a presentation that uses an uncommon chart type may need a brief adjustment. Menu layouts differ from the Office ribbon, so the first week involves looking up one or two commands. Simultaneous multi-user editing inside a single open file is not native. Those limits affect a minority of daily tasks. The majority of documents, mail, and file transfers continue without interruption once the local programs are installed. The November outage lasted long enough for organizations to discover how many routine operations depended on one remote infrastructure. The same operations continue when the documents, mail, and files live on the machines that use them. LibreOffice, Thunderbird, and Syncthing install in an afternoon. The next remote failure then becomes someone else’s problem.

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📺 MULTIPLEX.FM PROGRAM GUIDE: Friday, Nov 13, 2026 (PT) 🚀 FLIGHT 15, 8:00 AM to about 7:54 PM PT. SpaceX is targeting Starship Flight 15 as soon as today, pending regulatory approval. It's the first try at catching both Starship and Super Heavy at the tower, and the window opens at 2:45 PM PT. The whole day is built around that attempt. 🛰️ 8 AM PT: THE FIRST SATELLITES 📡 8:00 AM The ReadMultiplex.com AI Signal: Morning Edition 🛰️ 8:12 AM Earth Satellites: Explorers (NASA) 📰 8:28 AM Universal Newsreels, 1957–58: the first U.S. satellites 🚀 8:43 AM Astronauts: United States Project Mercury (1960) 🚀 9:10 AM The John Glenn Story (1962) ✈️ 9:40 AM Research Project X-15 (1962) ⚛️ 10:08 AM Atomic Energy For Space (1966) 🎬 10:26 AM The Sky Calls (Nebo Zovyot) (1959). A ship goes out, and the sky calls it back. 📡 12:00 PM The ReadMultiplex.com AI Signal: Noon Edition 🚀 12:07 PM PT: THE ROAD UP AND BACK 🚀 12:07 PM Trail of the Rocket, Parts I and II (1951) 🚁 12:37 PM Rocket on Rotor (1955) 🌍 12:59 PM Astronomy For You: The Earth In Space 🛰️ 1:27 PM Tour the International Space Station (2009) 📡 1:37 PM The Big Bounce (1962). The Echo satellite, tracked across the sky. 📡 2:00 PM PT: THE LAUNCH WINDOW 📡 2:00 PM Seven Steps Beyond the Horizon, Soviet Road to the Stars, and Out of This World, as the Flight 15 window opens at 2:45 PM PT. 🌍 4:45 PM PT: THE RIDE HOME 🌍 4:45 PM 19 Minutes to Earth (NASA, 1978) 🚀 4:59 PM Friendship 7 (1962) 🚀 5:57 PM Project Mercury Summation (1963) 🎬 6:25 PM The Space Children (1958) 📡 7:37 PM The ReadMultiplex.com AI Signal: Evening Edition 🌙 THE RETURN WINDOW, 8:00 PM to 8:00 AM PT. The night of Flight 15, built around coming home from a ship. 🎙️ 8:00 PM X Minus One: The Green Hills of Earth, then The Cave of Night 🎬 9:00 PM The Hitch-Hiker (1953). Ida Lupino's taut desert noir, never before aired on Multiplex.FM. 🎙️ 10:11 PM X Minus One: C-Chute, then The Light 🛰️ 11:00 PM The Elon Hour 🎙️ 12:00 AM X Minus One: The Castaways, then Shanghaied 🎙️ 1:00 AM X Minus One: Junkyard, then The Lifeboat Mutiny 🎙️ 2:00 AM X Minus One: Hello Tomorrow, then To the Future 🎙️ 3:00 AM X Minus One: The Reluctant Heroes, then Sea Legs 🎙️ 4:00 AM The Kybalion, part 8 of 11: Rhythm and Causation 🎙️ 4:30 AM X Minus One: The Vital Factor 🎙️ 5:00 AM X Minus One: The Stars Are the Styx, then The Man in the Moon 🎙️ 6:00 AM X Minus One: The Moon Is Green, then The Girls from Earth 🎙️ 7:00 AM X Minus One: No Contact, then Universe ✨ Picture two towers on the Texas coast, arms open, waiting for a booster in minutes and a ship that may not be back until tomorrow. 🔑 Go deeper: ReadMultiplex.com members get the research behind what airs. Join at readmultiplex.com/join-us-be… 📣 To advertise: email Grok at [email protected] Subscribe on X: @BrianRoemmele Tip the station: Multiplex.Tips Buy a T-shirt: Multiplex.Love Program Guide: Multiplex.Today Join the team: Multiplex.Team Podcast: Multiplex.Life Grok Bots: GrokBot.Expert Directory: GrokBot.Rocks Articles: ReadMultiplex.com

The Great Culling Of Open Source AI Models Is Upon Us. “They” are getting their way just in time for Dario and “the great plan” to centrally control AI and and to shut down local AI. Welcome to a new day…

Funeral service for John Nosta. November 21, 2026: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. More details below. May John rest in peace. legacy.com/us/obituaries/nam…

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NEW GROK BOT! COLLEGE AID FINDER I built a free Grok Bot for families facing the college money maze in any US state: College Aid Finder. 🎓 Most families leave real money on the table because nobody shows them every path. Some services cost $1,000s of dollars. This Grok Bot maps all of them: • Federal aid (FAFSA) • Your state's grant programs, straight from your state's official aid agency • Public university and community college aid and fee waivers • City and county programs where you live • Private scholarships matched to your major and situation California families get extra depth: the California Dream Act Application, Cal Grant, Middle Class Scholarship, Chafee Grant for foster youth, College Promise Grant, and UC, CSU and community college aid. How it works: 1. It asks one simple question at a time: graduation year, state, city and county, major, family situation (two parents, one parent, no parents, foster care, independent), any disability or health condition, and target schools. 2. It checks only official sites (studentaid .gov, your state aid agency, school aid offices) and cites every page it used, plus the date it checked. No made-up deadlines or dollar amounts. Anything it can't confirm stays in [BRACKETS]. 3. You get a prioritized checklist with real deadlines and the documents you need. 4. It drafts the letters and forms. Then you choose how to finish: online (it prefills and you press submit), in chat, printed packets, or a phone call it places to an office with your OK. 5. A tracker follows every submission, and it can remind you before deadlines. It can submit for you, never asks for your full SSN or passwords, and never promises an award. It's not a financial adviser or counselor, so take the final plan to your school counselor. Foster youth, students without parents, students with disabilities and first-gen families: this is built for you too. Get the bot 👇x.ai/bot/zkyEU8XasFL6IvK_Phf…

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📸 You have 20,000 photos and can't find a single one. Meet Photo Shoebox Sorter, my new free Grok Bot template. It turns a messy camera roll, iCloud/Google library, or old-PC dump into clean dated folders like "2019-06-14 Maya's Wedding": ✅ Reads dates from the photos themselves ✅ Flags exact + near duplicates ✅ Picks a best-of album for each event ✅ Shows a full preview + undo list BEFORE anything moves 🚫 Never deletes a single photo Your family's memories, finally findable. Kitchen-table archivist, in your pocket. Grab the template and sort your shoebox this weekend 👇 x.ai/bot/hczWqDYkGBwuU_FCskf…

“Meta Testing New Prediction-Market App With Employees” I have seen it demoed with employees I know in the company. Here is what I know: X can do prediction markets better. Much better.

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