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interesting video! thank you for sharing ^^ prompt injection is one thing, and the dependencies that get compromised is another thing. i think the next wave of successful attacks is going to be about getting your malicious code into one of these dependencies without being noticed.

I challenged the best prompt hacker on the planet (@elder_plinius) to break into my OpenClaw system... So, is OpenClaw safe? Here's what happened:

@Pirat_Nation the world wasn't ready for this game! glad to see gamers, slowly but surely, prove that we just need some time ^^

Pearl Abyss stock has fully recovered Never listen to journos, Gamers won again

@UnslothAI can't wait for the uncensored version! :D someone please do that using unsloth studio ^^

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@NXT4EU that explains why the dutch were good sailors! they were always fighting the sea, never occupied other lands ...

When the Netherlands needs more land, they start a war against the sea, not their neighbours. Be like the Netherlands.

@Pirat_Nation R E S I D E N T E V I L

Adobe has allegedly been breached by a threat actor called Mr. Raccoon. The attacker reportedly targeted an Indian support company that works for Adobe. They sent an email that installed a remote access tool on an employee's computer. This gave them access to the employee's webcam and WhatsApp messages. They then tricked the manager to get deeper access inside Adobe. The claimed stolen data includes about 13 million support tickets with personal details, around 15,000 employee records, all HackerOne bug reports, and internal documents. The hacker said Adobe's system let them export all tickets with one click. There is no official statement from Adobe yet

@Pirat_Nation this is where i spend most of my time. i hope it won't vanish overnight, and somehow survives a small portion of players. that's only possible, however, if the team size is also small ...

Nexon called The First Descendant a failure after its strong launch but poor player retention. "Strong launch, no staying power"

@k1rallik thanks a lot for putting everything together ^^ keep up the great job!

@kimmonismus hold on a second! this is "good" news about china! the formula for writing a good title, therefore, should be the "good news" + "but at what cost?!"

Chinese researchers say they’ve built a fluorine-based lithium battery electrolyte that could potentially push EV range past 600 miles while still working in brutal cold down to -94°F. If it scales, this could be a huge battery breakthrough not just for cars, but also for drones, robots, and other devices that normally struggle in extreme temperatures.

@om_patel5 this is the repo! github.com/ssrajadh/sentr…

THIS GUY BUILT A VIDEO SEARCH ENGINE THAT RUNS 100% ON YOUR MACHINE no API, no cloud, no transcription. fully local. you type what you're looking for and it finds the exact timestamp in your videos. "person walking a dog near a lake" and it pulls up the exact clip AND goes to the exact time where it happens it uses Qwen3-VL embeddings running locally and the AI actually watches and understands your videos frame by frame no data ever leaves your computer

@rocknrollofall sheesh! this dude was looking miles ahead! when was this interview?

TV reporter tells David Bowie the internet is "hugely exaggerated" David Bowie's response is the closest thing to perfection about the future.

@nickfrosst @cohere @huggingface this is my benchmark! got it almost right! :D thanks for open sourcing it ^^ youtu.be/moOG78Yn2Ug?si…

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@Pirat_Nation wait! not trolling, but a genuine question. what does it mean if this case is won by the ex-employee? i don't mean only for Epic, but literary for every company, going forward ...

Epic Layoffs Hit Employee Battling Terminal Brain Cancer His wife shared that the layoff ends his company life insurance at a critical time, leaving the family facing significant financial and health challenges.

@yoyonofukuoka excuse me, did you say fuel?! we need to free japan, asap!

A post reposted by Japan’s Finance Minister Katayama. Japan’s major oil company ENEOS has succeeded for the first time in producing synthetic fuel (e-fuel) — made without using petroleum — from CO₂ in the air and water at its facility in Yokohama. The demonstration plant’s current production scale is still very small at 1 barrel per day (roughly the size of one drum), but the company aims to scale it up to 10,000 barrels per day by 2040. Although it is still at the experimental stage, this is drawing attention as a new fuel that could reduce dependence on petroleum. In the timeline we’re currently living in, the move away from oil appears to be beginning at the same time as the move away from the US dollar.

@kimmonismus sir! in germany, tech == bad the end!

Reading the Saturday edition of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (my daily newspaper). There’s an interview between a journalist and an AI expert, and something struck me. In Germany, the conversation around AI is almost entirely framed through fear. Should we “consume” AI in moderation, like a good beer? Who is responsible when it makes mistakes? Does it make us less intelligent if we use it too much? And so on. Not a single question focuses on the upside. Not one tries to explore what AI could actually do for humanity. Instead, the underlying question always seems to be: How much suffering will AI bring? This is absurd.

@xenovacom cool! is this based on qwen?

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I’m reading all of these comments and I started to see that these issues have been running for decades. The EU is not budging either — taking no actions to do almost anything. And I wonder now if all of this is by design. Could be due to undercover alignments between the US and EU. To make it hard for businesses to start and grow in Europe. It’s just a thought, no data to confirm the hypothesis …

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@BushcraftedG @gracia_vr i dont think people watch videos on github!

@gracia_vr How long do we bet before certain Hub sites get into this?

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@madcap412 what would be the incentive for sony and microsoft, for example, to do that?

Yes Customers deserve transparency to make informed decisions Most corpos stopped reporting hard sales to report "users" (and other ambiguous data) to control the narrative Xbox and PS should also report user counts and sales numbers Steam is the only transparent platform

@momiji_doa steam charts are no longer the only/main measurement for game performance. i play on pc, but rarely see pc/steam players. matching with console players almost 90% of time.

Part of me is wondering how TFD is still in service. It has to be the skins that's keeping it afloat because they barely keep 5k players each day with the exception of a bigger update release.

@Pirat_Nation hold on a second, i need to practice the "china-news-template"! it's good news for china, so the title should be: [the news] + ["but at what cost"]? ehm! china ships gaming to gpus to the world, but at what cost?

Lisuan Technology has started shipping its G100 series graphics cards, marking China's most powerful homegrown gaming GPU to date. Mass production began in September 2025, and early units are now reaching customers. The top model, the 7G106, uses a 6nm process and comes with 12 GB of GDDR6 memory. It is designed to compete in the mid-range segment, roughly matching the performance of NVIDIA's RTX 4060 in many games and tests. Early benchmarks show it beating the RTX 4060 in some synthetic tests, though it still falls slightly behind NVIDIA's newer RTX 5060.