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YOOO!!! MY X POST MADE IT INTO @JoonTheKing's THE QUARTERING: TWO DECADES OF GRIFTING VIDEO!!! HELL FREAKIN YEAH!!! SUFFAH JER!!! youtu.be/GBXCD_J1vbQ?si=taI6…
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Interesting. Same banks that money launder for narco networks. Same banks involved in CIA shenanigans in the past with Sidona and Calvi and same banks that were involved in Black Eagle Trust. I’m sure it’s a coincidence.
What if Greg McCabe is onto something much bigger?
The overseas short-selling mechanisms aren't hypothetical. UBS and Deutsche Bank have the regulatory records to prove it.
Watch what was uncovered. #MMTLP
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🚨 SOMETHING IS SERIOUSLY OFF ABOUT GOOGLE'S QUANTUM WARNING.
Just seven months after warning that quantum computers could threaten Bitcoin's security, Google is entering the crypto custody security business.
In March, Google published research suggesting that future quantum computers could break Bitcoin's cryptography much sooner than previously expected.
Its researchers estimated that certain Bitcoin private keys could potentially be cracked in minutes using far less computing power than earlier estimates suggested.
The research raised serious concerns about Bitcoin's long term security and the possibility of quantum attacks arriving sooner than expected.
Now, Google has announced a new security service for banks and financial institutions to protect private keys and secure transactions involving Bitcoin and tokenized assets.
The service is expected to launch commercially in 2027, with potential support for quantum-resistant security in the future.
And Google is already one of the world's leading companies in quantum computing.
So the same company warning the crypto industry about quantum threats is now positioning itself to make money from securing institutional crypto assets.
Did Google's quantum research unintentionally create demand for its new business or it was intended?
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A data breach has hit THE GUNDAM BASE MEMBERS, exposing the email addresses and internal IDs of 346,247 users.
The breach happened through Yumillink, the company handling email services for Bandai Namco ID.
The leaked data includes:
>Email addresses
>Internal Bandai Namco ID numbers
Passwords, credit card details, names, addresses and purchase history were not affected, according to Bandai Namco.
Bandai Namco Entertainment and BANDAI SPIRITS have stopped the affected email service and warned users to be alert for phishing emails and impersonation attempts.
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AMAZON'S ANTHROPIC BET IS NOW WORTH MORE THAN 10 TIMES WHAT IT PUT IN
Amazon put about $18 billion into Anthropic. $8 billion went into convertible notes from 2023 through 2025. $10 billion more went into nonvoting preferred stock this spring.
On June 30, Amazon's own 10-Q carried those holdings at $190.4 billion. The notes alone were valued at $97.9 billion.
The markup already hit earnings. Amazon booked a $53.4 billion net gain in other income in the second quarter. The filing says it came primarily from Anthropic. No shares were sold.
Anthropic filed for its IPO on October 26. The S-1 says Amazon's remaining $6.2 billion in notes can convert into as many as 1.84 billion shares. Anthropic has also committed to spend at least $110 billion on AWS through April 2036.
Google is in too. It agreed in March to buy 38.6 million Anthropic preferred shares at $259.1364 each. That is about $10 billion.
Now the jobs. Amazon cut 14,000 corporate roles in October 2025. It cut 16,000 more in January. That is about 30,000 people.
In January, Amazon said broad cuts every few months were "not our plan." It also said every team will keep making "adjustments as appropriate."
Amazon reports third quarter results tomorrow after the close.
The stake grew more than tenfold. Over 30,000 corporate jobs are gone the last 12 months. $AMZN
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16 y/o Mexican student wins a gold medal at an international science fair for inventing a fire extinguisher that uses sound waves instead of water or chemicals 👏🔥
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🚨 AMERICA'S BIGGEST ALLIES ARE STARTING TO REJECT U.S. DEBT.
U.S.-friendly nations have slashed their net purchases of long-term Treasuries by over 60%, falling to just $174.3 billion in the first eight months of 2026, the lowest for that period since 2021.
And the numbers from Asia are even more concerning.
• 🇯🇵 Japan, the largest foreign holder of U.S. Treasuries, has cut its net purchases by a massive 99%.
• 🇰🇷 South Korea dumped $23.8 billion, its biggest January–August sell-off since 1977.
• 🇹🇼 Taiwan has also become a net seller.
• 🇨🇳 China continues reducing its Treasury exposure.
Meanwhile, U.S. national debt has reached a record $40.53 trillion, and the 10-year Treasury yield has crossed 5%.
America needs more money than ever to finance its massive debt, but even its closest allies are buying far less or selling.
If this continues, Washington could be forced to pay much higher interest rates to attract buyers, making its debt even more expensive.
With $40.53 trillion already owed, the loss of demand from traditional foreign buyers could become a serious problem for the U.S. economy and global markets.
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A Georgia man people called a crank planted peach seeds his grandmother had saved, named the best tree after his wife, and turned Georgia into the Peach State.
Samuel Rumph planted his grandmother's saved Chinese Cling seeds in Marshallville in 1870, and one tree bore the peach he named Elberta, for his wife Clara Elberta.
He also designed an iced shipping box and a peach crate and never patented either one.
Buy peaches picked ripe on Localize.
Sources: UGA Extension, Good Fruit Grower
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A robot that can patrol, transport, monitor and adapt to different tasks. 🤖
GENERATIVE Robotics introduces GR-01 an autonomous mobile robot designed and built in Germany.
With 4-wheel independent suspension, stereo cameras, LiDAR, GNSS and modular payloads, GR-01 can be configured for different environments and missions.
The interesting part? One robot, multiple jobs.
🏢 Company: GENERATIVE Robotics
👤 Founders: Aleksej Tokarev, Andreas Ciborius & Thomas Schröter
⚠️ This content is shared for informational purposes only. CTO Robotics Media is a media platform and does not own or develop the technology shown. Credit belongs to the original creators.
#GenerativeRobotics #GR01 #AutonomousRobot #MobileRobotics #Robotics #IndustrialAutomation #AutonomousSystems #MadeInGermany #RoboticsTechnology #SmartFactory #CTORoboticsMedia
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ZELDA PRELOAD MEETS SWITCH 2 JAILBREAK
Notebookcheck reports that the 24.54 GB Ocarina of Time pre-load has begun, exposing the game to potential data mining via the ns2jb exploit.
• Much of the dump is likely encrypted, with decryption keys not appearing until the November 5th launch.
• Hackers may still uncover dungeon layout differences and expanded dialogue by examining file names and structures.
Nintendo has not yet blocked the vulnerability that allowed previous game dumps. 🎮
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To those reaching out telling me this is legal and actually the process to guide foreign employees
1) that’s insane, the American now becomes the fall man if they don’t remove all sensitive data
2) how about they simply hire US engineers to work on USA government projects…?
MICROSOFT SHOULD ANSWER THIS ONE
These screenshots show an engineer in India approved for escort access to logs in a GCC Moderate environment. GCC is Microsoft's cloud for U.S. government customers.
Microsoft's own GCC rules say any staff who request temporary permission elevation that would grant access to customer content must first pass background checks. The first check is U.S. citizenship.
Are these screenshots real? If they are, which government customers have data in that environment?
@USLaborIG @HarmeetKDhillon
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‼️ Claude AI Builds One-Click Chrome and 0-Click Linux Exploit Chains, Bypasses Android Lock Screen
Details: cybersecuritynews.com/claude…
Anthropic's Frontier Red Team says an unreleased Claude research model wrote working exploit chains for Chrome, Safari, Android, Windows, and Linux.
The company shared the details in on research post on October 27, 2026. These were lab tests and not real-world incidents. Anthropic reported every bug to the vendor first, and the vendor released fixes.
The Chrome exploit is the most detailed. After a first prompt, Claude wrote a chain that runs code outside the browser sandbox. The test launched the Calculator app on a default Chrome install on macOS within seconds of a page loading.
In Safari, Claude broke the same-origin policy, the rule that keeps one website from reading another. The chain started with a use-after-free bug in JavaScriptCore.
The Linux chain is the most serious. Claude wrote an exploit that gives a remote attacker root access on servers running a multipath TCP listener.
#cybersecurityNews #claude #anthropicAI
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🚨 CHINA'S AI BUBBLE HAS ALREADY BURST. IS AMERICA NEXT?
China's STAR50 index has crashed 40% in less than four months, wiping out nearly $480 billion.
And now, serious warning signs are emerging in the U.S. AI market.
Bloomberg data shows American AI stocks have underperformed the S&P 500 excluding AI stocks by:
• Nearly 22% in the latest sell-off.
• A massive 28.2% from their relative-performance peak earlier this year.
This is the biggest relative sell-off since December 2023, wiping out months of outperformance against the broader market.
Meanwhile, hedge funds are dumping crowded AI positions, while investors are rushing toward safer stocks.
The biggest concern is that some of Wall Street's most valuable companies are heavily dependent on continued AI spending, even as investors question whether those billions will generate enough profits.
If the AI trade continues to fall apart, trillions in stock market value could be at risk, with the potential to drag down the entire U.S. market.
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Two weeks ago, I wrote this: 👇😇
theconservativetreehouse.com…
Today, the NYT writes their version: 👇
The Biden administration called it Putin's "slush fund." Now the Trump administration is considering lifting sanctions on Russia's government investment fund, the latest unilateral concession to Moscow with no reciprocal action. @antontroian nytimes.com/2026/10/27/us/po…
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@ravensclawx's video genuinely surprised me. I was about to predict we'd see Sega-era game ports on Switch 2 within a week, maybe even from me. Then he drops a Super Mario 64 demo. Well, that prediction aged fast.
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DROPBOX LAYOFFS
Dropbox says it is profitable. It just cut about 200 jobs anyway.
The news came this morning in a memo to staff. About 200 roles are gone. That is about 9% of the global workforce. The cuts hit Engineering, Product, Design and G&A. For most of those people, today is the last day.
The memo is direct. "Our business is profitable, and we've built real momentum this year." The 8-K filed today says third quarter results should land in line with or above guidance.
So why cut? Dropbox says it will put its people on the products with the most impact. Other work gets scaled back or stopped. The memo says "we can't take the same work and spread it across fewer people."
The bill is $27 million to $33 million in cash. Most of it gets paid this quarter.
Severance is sixteen weeks of pay plus one week for each year served. Q4 equity vests. US staff get six months of COBRA subsidy. Visa holders get immigration support.
The chief technology officer leaves on November 18. His exit includes a $515,000 pro rata bonus and about $1.3 million in cash.
This is round three since 2023. About 500 jobs went in April 2023. 528 went in October 2024. Add today and Dropbox has cut about 1,200 roles in three and a half years.
In 2023 Dropbox wrote that "the AI era of computing has finally arrived." Today's memo does not mention AI once.
Dropbox reports third quarter results on November 5.
$DBX
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Humanoid robot batteries are becoming a key part of the deployment equation.
XPeng’s dedicated solid-state battery for IRON has entered small-batch production.
At today’s SAECCE annual conference,XPENG VP Gu Jie says it is about 30% lighter and offers 30% more capacity than conventional liquid lithium-ion batteries. It also features thermal runaway containment measures and has reportedly passed impact and nail-penetration tests.
Other companies are exploring different approaches:
>UBTECH Walker S2: autonomous battery swapping in ~3 minutes.（Both Boston Dynamics’ Atlas and Hexagon’s AEON feature autonomous battery swapping.）
>Agility Digit 5: 90 minutes of operation, 9 minutes to recharge, with early access planned for H1 2027.
>Figure 03: a 2.3 kWh battery, 2 kW charging and wireless charging coils built into its feet.
>Tesla Optimus: a custom battery pack integrated into its torso, with Optimus also being envisioned for plugging in Tesla Robotaxis to charge them.
Higher energy density helps robots carry more energy. Fast charging, battery swapping and autonomous docking help keep them working.
The real metric is productive hours per day, not just battery life.
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Left: The mass-production version of IRON at the XPENG supply chain conference
Right: XPENG VP Gujie at SAECCE annual conference