robert1979

Appreciates advances in blockchain technology.

[robert1979 @robert1979]

@barkersbags i made this video into a 0.01 ETH NFT. Physical crypto coins https://t.co/SbwDVMxezy

[robert1979 @robert1979]

@NexoFinance #happybirthday #nexofinance #bitcoin #xrp #litecoin #Ethereum #hodl

[NetAskari @NetAskari]

"the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been building something more durable: a data center that facilitates gargantuan Web scraping from social media and other public sources, feeds the results into machine learning algorithms, and outputs actionable intelligence for the apparatchiks in Beijing." https://t.co/RSfLJ7LWfN

[howtopam @howtopam]

A lightweight Arch Linux-based distribution built for performance, speed, and control.
https://t.co/0baCjJaevo

[Pirat_Nation 🔴 @Pirat_Nation]

Chinese AI companies are rushing to secure Nvidia chips through overseas data centres, fearing the US could soon block this option too.

The US already restricts exports of advanced Nvidia chips to China, but companies can still access them remotely through cloud services.

Now, a proposed US law could close that loophole. Some Chinese companies are already reserving computing power abroad, while traders are stockpiling chips in anticipation of tougher restrictions.

China could find it much harder to get the computing power it needs to develop its AI models.

[MAKS 26 🇺🇦👀 @Maks_NAFO_FELLA]

❗️Serhiy "Flash":

In our groups in the "Signal" information is being spread about an additional electric engine on "Shahed" for silent flight. There is no such engine, but what is there is a tactic of turning off the jet engine before impact.

The jet engine provides sufficient acceleration and inertia for the final part of the flight in silence.

Also, recently, attempts to approach the target at extremely low altitudes have been recorded where there are no obstacles in the path of "Shahed" (so that our radars do not see them).

[Daebak 앤디 @MyDaebakCafe]

Woaa good point. Nvidia’s priority CoWoS and 3nm/2nm wafer allocations at TSMC are not just paper contracts but they run on a thirty-year personal bond between Jensen, Morris Chang, and C.C. Wei. If a bunch of corporate suits on the board knife Jensen, Hsinchu will treat their interim MBA replacement like a second-tier customer while Broadcom, Apple, and AMD step right ahead with blank cheques. Thanks for pointing this out, i completely missed it!

[Andrew 💥♻️ @rinconhilldad]

@MyDaebakCafe I think they should consider the potential fallout from TSMC. Morris wont take this well.

[Daebak 앤디 @MyDaebakCafe]

Just so everybody gets a clear image about this.
​If the board removes him as CEO, several clear boundaries apply:

• Every share Jensen Huang already owns outright is his legal property. He retains full voting rights for those shares and can hold them, borrow against them, or dump them on the open market whenever he chooses (subject only to standard SEC insider trading blackout windows if he remains on the board, or Rule 144 volume limits if he steps down completely).

• The only shares a board can claw back or cancel upon termination are unvested performance stock units (PSUs) or restricted stock units (RSUs) that have not yet met their time or performance milestones. Given that Jensen co-founded Nvidia in 1993 and holds roughly 3.5% of the company outright, the vast majority of his multi-billion-dollar stake is long since vested.

• Because he is Nvidia's largest individual shareholder, firing him against his will creates an immediate existential headache for the board. As an outside shareholder, he could launch a proxy fight to replace the board directors at the next annual meeting, start a rival silicon venture and poach Nvidia's top CUDA and architecture leads, or threaten to liquidate tens of billions of dollars in stock, cratering the share price for institutional investors.

In short, firing a founder who owns over $100 billion in vested stock does not strip him of power; it just turns him into an activist shareholder with infinite capital and zero fiduciary obligations to protect the board.

[mersomas @mersomas]

Shout out to google for creating 12 billion messaging apps and killing all of them

[howtopam @howtopam]

Winux gives users a clean path forward with a familiar experience, strong everyday performance, and a smoother transition away from legacy operating systems on the computer you already own.
https://t.co/GunG0dR9bw

[Illia Ponomarenko 🇺🇦 @IAPonomarenko]

Let me make one thing perfectly clear: We will do everything possible and impossible to make sure everyone remembers exactly who was responsible for the vilest, most despicable acts of depravity during this war, and what they did.

And we have a very good memory.

[//Bitcoin 𝕵ack 🐐 @bitcoinjack]

The EU in a nutshell:

1. Give more money to the government

2. Government sabotages the economy

3. Government needs more money

4. Repeat from step 1

[Mike Pence @Mike_Pence]

Ukraine is winning this war. With American and Allied support, Ukraine can win a lasting victory for freedom.

Why Supporting Ukraine Is An Investment In Freedom, Not Charity: My Latest Op-ed in Today’s @realDailyWire 🇺🇸🇺🇦

[Co11ateral @co11ateral]

Hacked

When someone suspects their phone or computer has been compromised, or that an account was taken over without their knowledge, the first step is often a focused conversation about what evidence exists and what the realistic options are.

We have a two-hour forensic consultation that was built for that. It is confidential and aimed at aligning priorities and next steps

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@three_cube

[Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 @bayraktar_1love]

New footage from the scene of this morning’s car explosion in St. Petersburg, which killed a Russian Air Force colonel, reportedly the chief navigator of the 6th Air Force and Air Defense Army.

Russian media report that an explosive device was attached beneath his vehicle and remotely detonated as he drove away from his residential courtyard.

[Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru]

JUST IN: Nvidia's market cap crashes under $4 trillion for the first time since July 2025.

$NVDA falls to $153, down 13% today following CEO Jensen Huang resignation.

[拓跋鼠 @qwerty__cs]

为了插帧想换 RTX 的先等等，GTX 16 和 Steam Deck 现在就能下包试了。

ANR 把插帧 Beta 放出来了，AMD 从 RX 5000 起，Intel Arc A/B 也能上。Windows 10/11 有包，Linux 和 SteamOS 走 Proton。

没装过 OptiScaler 的游戏下 full，已经装了的下 addon。装完进游戏把帧生成打开。

https://t.co/BQIqNI7zLL

[Dave W Plummer @davepl1968]

Mysteries of the Close Door button in US Elevators:
Does it Do Anything?

In Fire Mode: Yes
In Maintenance Mode: Yes
In Regular Mode: Yes, BUT*

* In regular mode, ADA rules require doors stay open at least ~3 seconds for accessibility, so the close button can't override that. Some elevators do have it disabled, but most just enforce the 3 second rule and it feels like it!

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

Unbelievable. Russian negotiators said their boss was angry and wanted to keep up the strikes...

Zelensky has revealed what went on behind closed doors in Abu Dhabi.

It turns out that when presented with peace proposals for a ceasefire, Medinsky's delegation could only mumble in response, saying they had no authority to discuss such matters.

Instead of anything constructive, the Ukrainians were told that the Russian boss was angry and had no intention of stopping.

The fear of the Kremlin's KGB thug turned out to be far greater than we could have imagined…

[Ray Chu Love Hong Kong ✝️ @RZLHongKong]

@NetAskari Thank you @NetAskari for your very thoroughly investigative report! I have translated your posts to Chinese https://t.co/99gN9kTkar

[Alexis Rapin @alexis_rapin]

@NetAskari @LauraHarth Lots of funny stuff happening in Jinan. There’s a PLA Cyberspace Force unit stationed there, whose base I managed to find through OSINT. On Baidu, the compound is identified as belonging to Jinan university (but, surprisingly, it harbors a massive antenna radome…)