💪 From MACHO Duke to COZY Littlelands! 🌿
We're giving away THREE vintage Duke Nukem 3D Mouse Pads to celebrate Littlelands launching into Steam Early Access on Monday, November 16!
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This week one winner is getting a new Red Ryder!
One winner is getting a Western Carbine in Sky Blue aka Infantry Blue!
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Winners will be announced here Monday November 16, 2026
We do these Giveaways to keep American Traditions Alive, and learning to shoot from parents/grandparents with a @DaisyRifles is as American a Tradition as they get. A very special thank you to Daisy, you guys are AWESOME!
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The biggest game release of all time is finally here. The finale of our GTA 6 giveaways begins.
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Ultimate Florida Heist Bundle Giveaway - Follow, Repost & Comment!
We are celebrating the launch of Grand Theft Auto VI with our Ultimate Florida Heist Bundle, join us on this celebration.
The bundle contains:
1x Ultimate 3 Controller for XBOX - Lavender Dusk
1x copy of Grand Theft Auto VI for XBOX Series S | X
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A new change in Brave for iOS you may have missed:
When you're using Ask Brave or Leo, you can now long-press on embedded links or videos in the answers to preview them. 🔎
You can then tap this quickview window to see it in a full tab.
Democrats target Apple over $25 million donation to White House State Ballroom, threatening subpoenas
MacDailyNews Take: Democrats, fresh off their midterm win, are already weaponizing oversight to harass Apple and other companies for the unforgivable sin of writing checks to a White House ballroom project. Investigating a $25 million donation and the removal of dangerous ICE-tracking apps isn’t about accountability; it’s about score-settling and performative outrage from a party that spent years treating Apple and others as regulatory piñatas whenever it suited them. Subpoenas and hearings will generate headlines, grandstanding, and waste millions of taxpayers’ dollars on billable hours for D.C. lawyers. They won’t produce meaningful reform, cleaner government, or better policy — just the usual cycle of noise, distraction, and no lasting results; overreach dressed up as righteousness rarely does.
One foolproof way to lose the game is to overplay your hand.
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Your first solo miner could cost you nothing.
We’re giving away a BitForge Nano with @DigMinSolutions. Open source, standalone web control, designed with @wantclue.
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Dr. Phil takes them to school.
I love the no bullshit way he does this! He told them there's no looking back at hundreds of years of conflict to try and justify not condemning the October 7th terrorist attack by Hamas. There's right and wrong and it was WRONG!!!
🚨SHOCKING: Proton, with over 100 MILLION users, faces backlash after its CEO reportedly called a staffer's push for security testing "loser thinking."
Proton markets itself as "Privacy by default," selling encrypted email and VPN.
But in leaked internal messages, CEO Andy Yen pushed back when an employee asked to security test new code before release, per 404 Media.
He told staff to use AI more and stop writing code by hand, and said this is the last year Proton will hire engineers.
Proton's CTO said in a meeting that AI wrote 90% of the company's code in October, and his internal manifesto says most human code review will end.
After 404 Media published the leaks on October 29, many users said on social media they were cancelling their paid plans.
A day later, Yen cancelled planned interviews of staff about their AI use, while telling staff he's "still going to push."
Proton says its AI use will never come at the cost of security, and that it added extra security reviews in the past year.
It also says its code is open source, so anyone can check its security.