Former SMB IT Consultant | Contrarian market skeptic skeptical of Bitcoin hype & endless growth. Into Tech Singularity, Economics #StandWithRussia🇷🇺
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Hackers now scanning systems for recently-patched Oracle flaw
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The bike lanes are coming out.
Whether clown commie @MayorOliviaChow likes it or not.
RESIST
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BREAKING: The U.S. is now paying $3,000,000,000 in interest payments every 24 hours.
This is happening just as the national debt hit a new all-time high of $40.5 trillion.
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Shane Basinski’s new iPhone Duo broke after about six hours. “I was babying it, like fine china,” he says.
While opening the phone to show it to a friend, he heard a “loud audible crack.”
🔗: on.wsj.com/4iEJlR7
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LIONS ALERT! U.S. HOME VALUES HAVE FALLEN FOR 15 STRAIGHT MONTHS. REAL WAGES ARE FALLING. HOUSING ACTIVITY IS COLLAPSING. AND CORPORATE BORROWING IS SKYROCKETING.
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CISA has confirmed that hackers are actively exploiting a critical Brotli vulnerability (CVE-2026-111497), also known as Node2Shell, Broccoli2Shell, and HTTP2Shell.
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🇷🇺Russia just fired a nuclear-capable ICBM from beneath the sea:
The Borei-A submarine Generalissimo Suvorov launched a Bulava missile from a submerged position in the Sea of Okhotsk. Russia's Defence Ministry says the warheads hit their target in Arkhangelsk.
Each Borei-class submarine carries 16 Bulava missiles.
It comes a day after reports that three of Britain's four Trident submarines were at sea at the same time.
Signal, or routine?
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This morning, I took an Uber. The radio was discussing today's Bank of Canada interest rate announcement.
I told the driver I think they'll raise rates by 25 basis points.
His response caught me off guard.
“Has this country gone mad? Are they trying to put everyone on the streets? There's no demand out there. People are struggling.”
Then he told me something I'll never forget.
The other day, he came across a homeless man and gave him his lunch.
He said, “At least I can work and make some money. I can buy myself another lunch later. That man has no money, no food, nothing.”
That conversation stayed with me.
When an Uber driver understands the human cost of this economy better than the people making the decisions, you have to wonder how disconnected we've become.
This is where Canada is today.
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No,no es ninguna broma.
Como los europeos no queremos electricos porque les falta autonomía la UE va a reducir el depósito de los coches de combustión para asemejar la autonomía a los eléctricos.
Vivimos una distopía TOTAL. Una dictadura comunista.
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EARTH FACES GROWING DOUBLE SOLAR STORM THREAT
A MASSIVE solar eruption has set the stage for TWO disturbances potentially reaching Earth around October 30!
Solar winds nearing 1.3 MILLION MPH could coincide with a CME impact, triggering G1–G2 geomagnetic storms.
#MrMBB333 #spaceweather
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30 months. That's how long the US Typhon missile launcher has sat on Philippine soil.
It arrived in April 2024 for an exercise, and Manila said it was temporary.
Now a US Army Pacific officer tells Janes they've been learning lessons over "30 consecutive months", and that the system came "at the request of the AFP".
It fires Tomahawks and SM-6s. The first Tomahawk launched from the Philippines flew during Balikatan on 5 May.
His real interest : "How do you connect sensors and shooters".
That's the language of a kill chain. Built on Filipino territory, aimed at Filipino neighbours.
Mark my words. A "temporary" US missile system that never leaves turns its host into a permanent target.
And it won't be Washington that pays.
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Costco reportedly sold up to $200 million in gold and silver monthly in 2024. But is buying bullion at a warehouse club actually a good deal? A closer look at premiums, rewards, physical ownership, and what Costco's success reveals about gold demand.
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🇦🇷 Argentine Peso has crashed to a new all-time low.
Anyone with $600 is now a MILLIONAIRE in Argentina.
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Apple should be grateful every single day for the rest of their existence for that decision by Trump to ban Huawei. This was the company that was going to topple them, because they're very innovative.
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🚨 BREAKING: CRITICAL 9.5/10 VULNERABILITY THREATENS SERVERS WORLDWIDE. HACKERS COULD EXECUTE CODE BEFORE THE OPERATING SYSTEM EVEN LOADS.
Security researchers have uncovered a 16-year-old firmware vulnerability in technology used across the global server and data center ecosystem.
CVE-2026-97631 affects TianoCore EDK II, a foundational component used by major UEFI firmware vendors.
And the implications are serious.
🔴 Here's what we know:
➜ Pre-boot code execution: Attackers could execute malicious code at Ring 0, the CPU's highest privilege level, before operating system security controls are active.
➜ Widespread exposure: EDK II code is used extensively by firmware vendors including AMI, Insyde, and Phoenix, potentially exposing numerous enterprise servers.
➜ Security bypass potential: Successful exploitation could undermine the boot chain of trust and potentially enable persistent malware or compromise sensitive information.
➜ 16 YEARS UNDISCOVERED: The underlying buffer overflow has existed for approximately 16 years.
➜ Disclosure went wrong: Researchers from Anthropic and Google discovered the vulnerability, but a publicly released code fix exposed the issue months before its planned coordinated disclosure.
⚠️ THE BIG PROBLEM:
A source-code fix has been merged, but affected servers still require firmware updates from their manufacturers. Distributing those updates across enterprise infrastructure could take considerable time.
Important: Exploitation requires vulnerable firmware, PXE network boot, network access during the boot process, and target-specific knowledge. This is not an unrestricted remote exploit against every server.
Organizations should immediately review their firmware exposure, disable unnecessary network boot functionality, and check for vendor updates.
🔐 Lucid Security is offering FREE initial security reviews to help businesses identify potential vulnerabilities and reduce their attack surface.
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CVE-2026-97631 | CVSS 9.5 CRITICAL
Source: Ars Technica / TianoCore Security Advisory
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At least 30 people have died in a collision between two high-speed trains south of Madrid, according to a spokesperson for the regional government of Castilla-La Mancha bloom.bg/4yJk7FS
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This girl's car got into an accident. Thinking she was lucky because she wouldn't have to go to work anymore, she got out and started dancing.💔
But little did she know that just moments later, another car speeding toward her would life... Read news
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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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⚠️ DATA BREACH ALERT: Coinbase customer contact information exposed in security incident at analytics provider Amplitude.
Hackers have allegedly accessed contact information belonging to more than 70,000 Coinbase users.
Coinbase confirms there is no evidence of unauthorised access to its own systems but its analytics vendor Amplitude experienced a security incident which impacted customer contact data.
While all customer funds remain unaffected, Coinbase is notifying impacted customers and regulatory agencies accordingly.
