Lukas Pitschl

This is life-changing. A few weeks ago I bought a Mac Mini, installed OpenClaw, and built something I never thought was possible. A team of 6 AI agents named after my favorite TV characters that literally manages my entire life by working 24/7. - Monica from Friends is my Chief of Staff. She keeps everyone on track. - Dwight from The Office handles research. He never stops and never questions the mission. - Kelly Kapoor runs my Twitter because nobody knows the timeline better. - Ross from Friends is my engineer. He ships features and builds cool stuff for Awesome LLM Apps while I sleep. - Pam from The Office helps with Unwind AI. - Rachel from Friends manages my entire LinkedIn presence. They have real personalities. Memory. Daily schedules and routines to follow. They coordinate, review each other's work, and deliver everything to my phone. There's no fancy dashboard or management tool. I just talk to them on Telegram. They're smart enough to self-organize and hold each other accountable. The strange thing is after a month they don't feel any different from real employees. They just happen to work 24/7 without complaints. Detailed article dropping soon. You don't want to miss this one. Follow me to stay tuned.

🇷🇺🇺🇦 RUSSIAN HACKERS HIT UKRAINE’S BIGGEST DRONE MARKETPLACE The Russian hacker group KillNet says it broke into Ukraine’s largest drone supplier network - the one that builds UAVs for the country’s military. They claim a “mole” inside Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation helped them grab full technical specs, contact info, and even design documents for over a dozen drone models like Thor, Iron Sky, and Archangel Sword. The hackers say they handed everything over to Russian state media RIA Novosti - basically bragging about stealing Ukraine’s drone blueprints. If true, that’s not just a data breach, it’s a digital airstrike. Source: RIA Novosti, DD Geopolitics

🇬🇧 UK HOME SECRETARY SLAMS PRO-PALESTINE PROTESTS AFTER SYNAGOGUE ATTACK Shabana Mahmood blasted pro-Palestinian protests that went ahead just hours after two men were killed outside a Manchester synagogue, calling the timing “disappointing” and “wrong.” “It feels un-British,” she said, urging demonstrators to “step back” and consider what it’s like to bury loved ones after a terror attack - instead of marching through London and Edinburgh, waving flags and clashing with police. Chief Rabbi Mirvis didn’t hold back either, warning the protests are “dangerous,” filled with “outright antisemitism and support for Hamas,” and directly linked them to real-world violence: “You cannot separate the words on our streets… and what inevitably results.” Source: BBC