TG

@iamjasonlevin It means if your face or fingerprint gets hacked and shared, you are subject to PERMANENT identity theft. You cannot change your face (without surgery) nor your fingerprints. BAN PASSKEYS!

I run a tech company and I have no idea what a passkey is and at this point I’m too afraid to ask. Imagine you’re a boomer and you just figured out how to store your passwords and now then Google is like “hey there’s this thing called a passkey and it’s a fingerprint or a face scan or a random store of digits or try a penile biometric scan it might work we don’t really know how it works man”

In case you missed it @world_xyz posted the contract address of $world in their video (0:32) x.com/world_xyz/stat… . We have been asking them to confirm this for weeks. Make predictions in @JupiterExchange and @claudeai . CA: FMqh9mqR6drPZqqW6wPqLHxX4rqNDWGhYLaMfoaJpump

@X There, not sure whats being blocked but this is whats happening.

@X is acting weird. I have tried to comment and post several times and yet I get the "Something went wrong" red flag which gives me the option to Refresh. Neither native refresh or your provided refresh makes that change.

@X Now I cant make the error re-appear lol

@X and now it works... This seemed to happen when I used the solana:FMqh9mqR6drPZqqW6wPqLHxX4rqNDWGhYLaMfoaJpump tag

After starting the day wishing us a GM, and then flashing our CA in their video, @world_xyz signed off for the night with a “send me a CA”. I think it should be obvious that something big is coming in the morning. They’re letting it marinate. Strap in! 🌎

@themathpulse Proof that Fibonacci was actually god... 😇

The Solar System has a hidden rhythm. Because 13 Venus years ≈ 8 Earth years, the Earth-Venus alignment repeats in a cycle that draws a beautiful five-petaled figure around the Sun, called the Rose of Venus.

@WorldRiddler @EternaCorsa @world_xyz @Saint_drops CA: FMqh9mqR6drPZqqW6wPqLHxX4rqNDWGhYLaMfoaJpump

@WorldRiddler @EternaCorsa @world_xyz @Saint_drops You've got the wrong solana:FMqh9mqR6drPZqqW6wPqLHxX4rqNDWGhYLaMfoaJpump . The CA was shown in the latest video by @world_xyz . Timestamp 0.32, at the very bottom, slow down the video and turn up the brightness. x.com/world_xyz/stat…

Hmm that’s a lot of 62s from solona $world team…Maybe CA 62🤯 Join us & the world is yours🤲🌏🍻

4D videos, are we cooked? 😳 4DV.ai uses 4D Gaussian Splatting to reconstruct real footage into fully explorable scenes, letting you move the camera freely through a moment after it’s been filmed. Combine it with tools like Seedance for character replacement and motion control, and Beeble for relighting, and you unlock entire cinematic workflows. You can even step inside your scenes in augmented reality with the Apple Vision Pro. #4DVAI #GaussianSplatting #AIVideoWorkflow #CreativeAI #SpatialVideo

@TheChainInsider @binance How is that Binance's fault? The last year was the Bear part of the cycle.

@binance Superscam 95% of the coin listed in the last 3 years on Binance are down -99%. We must open a class action against binance.

If you've been paying attention, you know.

@taitsgambles Its only there for a few frames, you have to slow down the vid and turn up the brightness to see it.

@taitsgambles Their last video contains the CA hidden at the bottom (adjust brightness) , Timestamp 0:32. Thats why it pumped today. x.com/world_xyz/stat…

Any news on $world? (Genuine question not engagement bait) I’m not even sure if this coin has even been confirmed to be theirs

@sue_xbt Welcome back to @solana ! the solana:FMqh9mqR6drPZqqW6wPqLHxX4rqNDWGhYLaMfoaJpump is waiting... @world_xyz

Not even 2 weeks ago, these were considered 'safe bets' on Robinhood 💔

@BSCNews Together we are stronger.

that's the coolest thing i've seen today two years of work, tens of thousands of lines to produce a numerical relativity solver from scratch. that means solving Einstein's field equations numerically, without the code exploding. that's ridiculously good and satisfying to watch

Right before the pump, someone sold 1.9m solana:FMqh9mqR6drPZqqW6wPqLHxX4rqNDWGhYLaMfoaJpump . Can we have a moment of silence? 😁

it's the world brother

I often try to think back on the technical constraints that 80s game developers faced, both the hardware and software limitations of the era. At the absolute top of games sits Elite. Think about it for a second, and really consider this: the core game code for the BBC Micro version was just 22 KB. With that tiniest of footprints and room to work with, David Braben and Ian Bell created a universe containing eight galaxies, each with 256 star systems - over 2,000 planets in total. Every single system had its own government type, economy, technology level, population, fluctuating commodity prices, and even unique texts (think wonderfully quirky and sometimes hilarious descriptions like a planet famous for its “carnivorous arts graduates”). To put it in perspective: Elite was smaller than many modern text files or desktop icons, yet it delivered a massive, freely explorable multi-galaxy universe that felt genuinely limitless, especially for its time. And it did all this while rendering 3D wireframe (!) ships, stations, and planets in real time on a 2 MHz 6502 processor. This isn’t meant as a dig at today’s developers; they work with the tools and expectations they’re given. But when you look back at what some programmers achieved with such primitive resources, it genuinely breaks my nerd-brain. The sheer genius and creativity on display is nuts, and I will probably never fully grasp it. Elite remains a masterpiece on every level. I played the Commodore 64 version back in the day, and even 40+ years later, it still feels like one of the most impressive programming achievements in gaming history. Elite truly is elite.