[YouTube] Lincoln freed slaves, then sent them to Haiti

🎧🤯🔥 [YouTube] Che Noir, 7xvethegenius - Not Me (Prod. by Chup) Official Music Video | #tunestr #hiphop

Robinhood Markets is betting its Gen Z and millennial clientele are as eager to send out for delivery of a wad of cash as they are to order pizza or a pint of ice cream. The brokerage is joining with food-and-drink delivery app Gopuff to allow customers to withdraw cash from their Robinhood bank accounts and have it brought right to their door. For a $6.99 delivery fee -- or $2.99 if they have more than $100,000 in assets across their Robinhood accounts -- users can skip the ATM and have money delivered in a sealed paper bag while they are at home.

I don’t even game but I’m a fan of computing. And this is exciting. [YouTube] Steam Hardware Announcement | Valve

Trump could be exposed for a lot more, maga would still excuse it and actually celebrate it. We can these people very special people

I can’t spend any bitcoin… if I can’t buy any bitcoin

[YouTube] This neural interface writes code from my brain waves… | Fireship

Everyone’s trying to get you to spend your bitcoin, and I’m ready to spend .. but as soon you give me just as the seamless way to buy it back with fiat !

My favorite Bitcoiner is … me. But seriously stop creating heroes specially people who peddle influence.

Unpopular opinion Omarchy is a trend.

[YouTube] Contacted by the US Secret Service & the AI Surveillance Center Dystopia | Gamers Nexus

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AMD Confirms Zen 5 RNG Flaw: When ‘Random’ Isn’t Random Enough | Linux Journal

[ AMD Confirms Zen 5 RNG Flaw: When ‘Random’ Isn’t Random Enough | Linux Journal ] AMD has officially confirmed a high-severity security vulnerability in its new Zen 5–based CPUs, and it’s a nasty one because it hits cryptography right at the source: the hardware random number generator. Here’s a clear breakdown of what’s going on, how bad it really is, and what you should do if you’re running Zen 5. What AMD Just Confirmed AMD’s security bulletin AMD-SB-7055, now tracked as CVE-2025-62626, describes a bug in the RDSEED instruction on Zen 5 processors. Under certain conditions, the CPU can: Return the value 0 from RDSEED far more often than true randomness would allow Still signal “success” (carry flag CF=1), so software thinks it got a good random value The issue affects the 16-bit and 32-bit forms of RDSEED on Zen 5; the 64-bit form is not affected. Because RDSEED is used to feed cryptographically secure random number generators (CSPRNGs), a broken RDSEED can poison keys, tokens, and other security-critical values. AMD classifies the impact as: Loss of confidentiality and integrity (High severity).

Might be of interest to you if you run containers / LXC / LXD [YouTube] Introducing IncusOS

Trump’s stimmy checks are distribution of wealth.

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Trump keeps touting a Thanksgiving meal basket from Walmart that's 25% cheaper. But it has half as many items as last year View quoted note →