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In a proof of concept with @Apptronik and @MercedesBenz Gemini Robotic 2.5 helped the Apollo 2 robot pick and organize car parts for assembly with 96% accuracy.

JUST IN: US officials believe Nvidia CEO had a “romantic relationship” with a Chinese spy

Next year, I will give one of my SpaceX shares to every kid in America. This will be the first of many.

Revenue growth is insane. Never seen anything like it.

🇺🇸🇨🇩 The Tim Kennedy Congo ambush is stranger than the headlines... a Blackwater founder's contract, a war over the metals in your phone, and a Green Beret who was still in the National Guard A former UFC star, a New Zealand SAS veteran and a third operator, caught in a firefight in Congo on Sept. 17... Tim Kennedy reportedly took multiple rounds, including three to the leg, and was flown home in stable condition after an evacuation that reportedly took nearly 8 HOURS. Justin Conaglen, who had left New Zealand's military just a month earlier, was killed, and New Zealand has opened an investigation. So why were they there? Congo sits on some of the world's richest deposits of cobalt, copper and gold, the metals inside every phone and electric car battery, and its east has been at war for decades. The biggest player is M23, a rebel group the UN says is backed by neighboring Rwanda, which seized two major eastern cities last year. Reports tie the team to Vectus Global, a firm linked to Blackwater founder Erik Prince, which Congo's government reportedly hired to help protect its mining revenue. Reports within the special operations community even points to Russia's Africa Corps, the outfit that took over Wagner's operations, though nobody has shown proof. Then there's Kennedy himself. As of last year he was still a part-time master sergeant in Maryland's National Guard, so if that hasn't changed, a serving US soldier was wounded working a private security job for a foreign government. So who signed off on that, and who answers for it now? Source: The New Zealand Herald, Reuters, MMA Weekly, MilitaryCom / Writer: Daniel

so about the $86m ledger drain. everyone’s screaming “ledger got hacked” again. i spent the evening digging and it’s dumber and scarier than that there’s a shop in malaysia called cryptobilis that sells hardware wallets. ledger has it listed as an official authorized reseller since at least 2022, for malaysia, indonesia and the philippines. legit shop, real devices, years of normal customers this spring the founders sell it. the deal comes with an NDA: they can’t tell anyone about the sale until october 19 by august the company registry shows one owner with 100%. some guy from heilongjiang, china the shop keeps running like nothing happened. the site, the name and the “authorized by ledger” badge all stay up then on oct 8 @MagicalTux posts photos of a ledger he cracked open. hidden under the screen there’s an extra little board with an LTE modem and an eSIM. it just watches the display. you set up your wallet, your 24 words show up, and they get sent out over mobile data. ledger’s genuine check doesn’t catch it because the actual ledger chip is real. his device came from malaysia teapawt.net/MagicalTux/status/2108… that post does 120k views 22 hours later someone sweeps everything. 203 BTC hits two addresses in literally one block. ~$58m USDT moves on tron in the same hour. i added up all the wallets: ~$91m about 7 hours after that ledger says “we’re investigating” and asks cryptobilis to pause sales cryptobilis is still on ledger’s site as an authorized reseller to be fair, nobody has officially tied the new owner to the bugged devices yet, and ledger hasn’t confirmed how it happened. but read it as a business plan: get authorized, sell real stuff for years, quietly sell the company under an NDA, keep the badge, ship devices that phone home, then drain everything the second someone notices and was ledger even told the shop got sold? nobody’s said so “authorized reseller” means ledger trusted whoever ran the shop back in 2022. says nothing about who runs it today bought your hardware wallet anywhere but the manufacturer? open it up today, ledger literally has a guide for that. then move to a fresh seed on a device bought direct wonder who’s going to answer for this: the chinese frontman from heilongjiang, the shop’s previous owners, or ledger itself @Ledger clearly needs to keep a much closer eye on who they call official resellers, and take way more responsibility for who sells their devices and how

We announced an agreement to acquire a nationwide low-band spectrum license portfolio that will pave the way for @Starlink to become a major mobile carrier in the US. With this new spectrum and our Gen2 constellation, Starlink Mobile can ensure Americans have access to high-speed mobile broadband no matter where they are → spacex.com/updates#starlink-…

Many comments asking about the mobile Apps for the Apple Store and Google Play Store, so let us address it. In order to submit the Touch Grass application, there are several steps that need to be completed first. 1) Different requirements for each operating system. Apple and Google have different policies, technical requirements and review processes/timings. What is accepted on one platform is not automatically accepted on the other, so both versions need to be prepared and reviewed separately, adding to the team's workload. 2) Location, camera and privacy permissions. Touch Grass relies on location and camera access as part of Proof of Presence, which means we need to clearly explain why those permissions are required, how they are used and make sure we only collect the information actually necessary for the app to function. Privacy requirements today is a major issue and it changes depending on the platform and countries, so this part requires a lot of attention. Government fines on Privacy issues are quite heavy and can put a start-up out of business. 3) Crypto + rewards = more scrutiny. We are not submitting a regular app here. Touch Grass is crypto-based and rewards users for verified actions. Any app involving crypto, wallets, rewards or even financial-related features receive much more scrutiny during the review process and we need to make sure every part of the app complies with the Apple Store and Google Play policies. 4) Testing is another very time-consuming part of the process. We don't want to submit an app that still has potential bugs, crashes every time or issues that make someone download it once and never use it again. Before submission, we want the mobile experience to be smooth and reliable. We are working day and night on those to get it done as soon as possible, but keep in mind guys: Touch Grass is not even one month old yet. In this short time, we have already introduced multiple new features while constantly fixing bugs, improving the experience and fighting spoofing/fraud basically every day. We know attention in crypto moves fast but we rather launch a solid app a bit later than a broken one now. And we never gave anybody a reason to doubt the project... We are here on X everyday, literally explaining every update/bug fix/improvements...bear with us a little bit more. It's coming sooner than you think and it will be great! touchgrass.family discord.gg/touchgrassrwa

Sometimes all you need to do is ask. Don’t be afraid to criticize your own bags, and pushing them to do better. Echo chambers and cheerleading is where bags go to die. Amazing update, very very good fee distribution now. I’m looking forward to see this go viral.

Global data center cooling used 58.6 billion gallons in 2025. Expected to triple by 2030, 170 billion gallons. US lawns have been using 2,900 to 3,300 billion gallons EVERY SINGLE YEAR. I wonder how long it'll take data centers to catch up to lawns' historical usage.

$NVDA NVIDIA Q2 FY27 (July quarter). • Revenue +106% Y/Y to $96.2B ($4.1B beat). • Operating margin 66% (+5pp Y/Y). • Non-GAAP EPS $2.46 ($0.37 beat). Q3 FY27 guidance: • Revenue $108.0B ($3.4B beat).