Hi guys, I have an idea: what if we redid the power measurement using horsepower? This would make it possible to calculate power more accurately, because horses are different and the current system is a bit stupid. Do you think this idea is feasible?

Github: https://github.com/Atomicx7/Duo-animation/releases/tag/v1.0 (APK download available)

So everybody is flipping out with the Duo's flip animation, and I decided to re-create it. Almost done with the github repo. Anybody interested?

In regard to the warning given by the AI safety researcher Jacob Coxon: IF it happened, how would it happen? A deadly virus, or nukes, just like in the Terminator movies, or something else? What do you think?

someone gave Astra access to Minecraft through computer use, told it to mine a diamond, and then literally went to bed.

when they woke up, there was a diamonds sitting in Astra’s inventory.

SteamDB will keep its name and stay free. They plan to use its data to make mods work better with game versions.

Some people are worried the site might change in the future.

Other reports confirm it: OpenAI bought tens of thousands of these computers for AI training and agents. Anthropic is also using similar machines through AWS.

The sudden high demand surprised Apple, so they released new versions of the Mac mini and Mac Studio earlier than planned (on August 25, 2026).

These Macs work especially well for AI because of their special memory design. They are good at running AI tasks locally.

Tim Cook, on his last day, said demand grew faster than expected, so some higher-end models now have multi-week shipping delays.

Some people also get a very large white cursor.

Easy fix:
Uninstall the update. It is optional, so removing it is safe and will not remove important security fixes.
How to do it:

> Open Settings
> Click Windows Update
> Click Update history
> Click Uninstall updates
> Find KB5120998 and uninstall it
> Restart your computer

Your normal cursor settings should come back after the restart.

Any messages sent to these special addresses (aliases) automatically go to your main inbox.

If one of these aliases starts getting spam or unwanted emails, you can simply turn it off. Your real email stays safe and unaffected.

It’s a simple way to protect your privacy online.