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of everything I've experienced

[The Futurizts @TheFuturizts]

SSPN’s tax relief (RM8,000) is unmatched.

Just think about it: If your tax bracket is 10%, you’ll get RM800 from tax refunds.

On top of that, your savings will grow at 3-4% per year.

If I have any children, the first thing I’ll do is to open an account and start contributing.

[AE @arfdy12]

Korang pergi redeem FREE phone strap + cable (Type C) bila beli Ice Cream Magnum kat 7-eleven !

Bila datang 7e tanya dulu ada tak stok phone strap ni lepastu minta dia scan kotak phone strap + 1 Ice Cream Magnum.

Nanti kalau available, perlu bayar harga Ice Cream je!

[Amanz @amanz]

Steam Machine Dijual Pada Harga Bermula $1049 Sebuah https://t.co/uoHV9OH5lU

[IT Guy @T3chFalcon]

An Australian scientist named John O'Sullivan was trying to detect exploding mini-black holes, each the size of an atomic particle.

he failed.

But the math he built to find them a way to pick out tiny, blurry signals buried in noise from across the universe turned out to be exactly what you need to send wireless data through a room full of walls and furniture.

The problem of finding a black hole and the problem of connecting your laptop to the internet are apparently the same problem.

He patented it in 1992. Then again, in the US in 1996.

Apple, Microsoft, Intel, AT&T, and basically every tech company on earth fought the patent for years. they lost. every single one.

CSIRO, an Australian government science agency, collected over $1 billion in royalties from Silicon Valley.

an Australian government lab. accidentally. while looking at space.

beat every major tech company in the world to the invention that runs the internet.

The WiFi you're using right now exists because someone pointed a radio telescope at a black hole that wasn't there.

[Hobin Jang Hobin @HobinJangHobin_]

Tindakan berani pemandu lori dipercayai berjaya mengelakkan bas daripada melanggar kenderaan lain di Terowong Menora.

[themokumentary @themokumentary]

Tally vision. 🧵1/4

[𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 @eagleseyeinc]

the same God who programmed tiny kinesin proteins to know exactly where to go inside your cells isn’t confused about where your life is headed.

that thought alone brings me peace.

[🇨🇲🇧🇷 @prince2panam]

La trajectoire de ce but est une folie

[S M A Sithick @smasithick]

.@Mrwhosetheboss - "You can't connect two pairs of earbuds to the OPPO Find X9 Ultra."

OPPO: 👀

2 days later...

LatestUpdate Changelog:
"Connect your phone to two pairs of Bluetooth earphones at the same time and adjust their volumes independently."

Coincidence?

Or did OPPO take that personally? 😂

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

The same man who built Disney's real extendable lightsaber and taught the ghost in the Haunted Mansion to float spent nearly seven years on something far stranger. A floor you can walk across forever and never move more than a step from where you started.

It is called the HoloTile floor. Under your feet sit hundreds of small discs, and every one of them can tilt and spin on its own. The moment you start walking, the floor senses which way you are headed and slides you gently back to the middle. So you keep walking, and walking, and you never reach the edge and never hit a wall.

The inventor is Lanny Smoot, and he holds more than a hundred patents. Only one other person who ever worked at Disney has made it into the National Inventors Hall of Fame, and that was Walt Disney himself.

Walking has always been the broken part of virtual reality. You put on a headset, and either you crash into your own couch, or you push a stick to move and your stomach starts to turn, because your eyes see motion your body cannot feel. The older fixes strapped you into a harness and let you shuffle in place inside a slippery bowl, one person at a time, taking tiny careful steps.

This floor has no harness. A whole group can stand on it and walk off in different directions at once, and it can even slide objects around on its own.

You cannot buy one, though. It is still a test model, with no price and no release date, and in every clip the people on it walk slowly instead of running. Smoot says he is not sure yet where it will end up, and the first place you see it will probably be a Disney park, not your living room.

So the magic floor is real. It is just not finished, and it is not for sale. For now it lives in a lab, built by the same person who once taught a ghost to float.

[zaada @zaada92]

Salman al-Farisi Ra meriwayatkan bahwa Rasulullah Saw bersabda:

"Tidak ada yang dapat menolak takdir selain doa, dan tidak ada yang dapat menambah umur kecuali kebaikan." (HR. at-Tirmidzi).

Ada kalanya Allah menakdirkan seorang hamba untuk berdoa, lalu karena doa itulah musibah dijauhkan darinya. Dan ada kalanya Allah menambah usia seseorang karena amal salehnya, sehingga ia diberi kesempatan lebih lama untuk beribadah, memperbanyak kebaikan, dan meninggikan derajatnya di sisi-Nya.

[ZAGKAG @ZAGKAG1811]

This is what you call a legend…

[EPL World @EPLworld]

🔔🔔

لا يُسمح لأي نادٍ بالإحتفاظ بالكأس الأصلية الرسمية لدوري أبطال أوروبا في خزائنه بشكل دائم إلا إذا حقق أحد الشرطين التاليين:

الفوز بالبطولة 3 مرات متتالية
الفوز بالبطولة 5 مرات إجمالاً

الأندية الوحيدة التي نجحت في تحقيق أحد هذين الشرطين:

🇪🇸 ريال مدريد
🇪🇸 برشلونة
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ليفربول
🇩🇪 بايرن ميونخ
🇮🇹 إي سي ميلان
🇳🇱 اياكس امستردام

[Asma @Elaa_ampe5]

Your SPOUSE is the one who'll sit beside you when your PARENTS DIE. who'll hold your hand through CHILDBIRTH. who might have to BATHE YOU if you're ever too sick to stand. this isn't just about BUTTERFLIES or DATE NIGHTS. it's about choosing someone who SHOWS UP... in GRIEF, in MESS, in UNCERTAINTY. so no, LOVE ALONE isn't enough. COMMITMENT, MATURITY, and the ability to ENDURE life's ugly parts... that's what sustains a MARRIAGE. because when life gets PAINFULLY REAL, ROMANCE won't carry you... CHARACTER will. and the truth is, FOREVER is only possible with someone who knows how to STAY when it's HARD TO LOVE.

[The Futurizts @TheFuturizts]

What happens if someone dies before reaching EPF withdrawal age?

Does the money actually go to the government?

I spent the entire morning researching this.

Allow me to explain with 3 scenarios. 🧵

[Yazz LFC @YazzLFC]

I captured this moment as Van Dijk sat alone on the Anfield pitch … just watching Mo Salah say goodbye to the fans.

No words. No cameras in his face. Just a captain silently watching his brother leave. ❤️

Two legends who gave Liverpool everything. This one hurts. 🥺

[Ororo😎 @McFlybowy]

Look at this game again you will rarely see this in modern football now. Jurgen Klopp Liverpool will have about 2 players on him immediately he got that ball 😂, but see even Gerrard walking 😂

One of the notable differences between football of 20 years ago is the constant pressing and running. Today, everyone is running….. if you don’t, you lose. Back then, there was more space and time for individuals on the ball, but now everything is played at a much faster pace because the moment you receive the ball, someone is already pressing you.

Now your decision-making has become just as important as technical ability. Players today have to think two or three steps ahead before even receiving the ball. The game has become less about having time to create magic and more about creating magic in chaos.

It’s also why some older games look slower when you rewatch them. Not because the players lacked quality, but because the intensity without the ball was completely different. Modern football is almost suffocating tactically and physically. Every meter is contested, every second matters.

The ball is hunted immediately after losing it, spaces disappear quicker, and players are expected to contribute in every phase of the game. Back then, you could still have luxury players who walked through games and came alive only when their team had the ball. In modern football, even the most talented attackers are expected to press, track runners, cover passing lanes and maintain structure. The physical demands are on another level.

[- @naeyyy]

Tah @laxkare @lemonasfuc macam tak hype pon

[Space | ™ @ITKSpace]

Mohamed Salah leaving Liverpool and Tottenham staying in the Premier League are generating more attention than Arsenal lifting the trophy, which is a remarkably revealing reflection of public interest.

From a journalistic perspective, it is difficult to recall a title win carrying so little cultural weight, so little emotional gravity and so little wider resonance, but perhaps that is the inevitable consequence of a club whose success still feels more like a temporary disruption than a defining era.

[Space | ™ @ITKSpace]

Mohamed Salah leaving Liverpool and Tottenham staying in the Premier League are generating more attention than Arsenal lifting the trophy, which is a remarkably revealing reflection of public interest.

From a journalistic perspective, it is difficult to recall a title win carrying so little cultural weight, so little emotional gravity and so little wider resonance, but perhaps that is the inevitable consequence of a club whose success still feels more like a temporary disruption than a defining era.

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

Mo Salah. 👋🏼🥺