Greta Thunberg posts selfie video claiming she has been ABDUCTED by Israel after latest Gaza protest
The Swedish climate activist is among those detained by officials after the 'Freedom Flotilla' was apprehended by Israeli forces on Wednesday night.
First look inside Taylor Swift's $1M childhood home in Pennsylvania where she filmed her Lucky You video
Tracy Panase and her family have lived in the Georgian Colonial-style home for three years. Thy were 'embracing its legacy' by hosting a fan-filled release party with a celebrity party planner.
Sports Piracy Operator Goes From Jail To Getting Hired By a Tech Unicorn In a Month
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TorrentFreak: The operator of a popular pirate sports streaming site in Argentina has gone from spending time in jail with murderers to landing a new high-profile job a month later. Alejo "Shishi" Warles, the 25-year-old operator of Al Angulo TV, was arrested on August 20 in a LaLiga-backed crackdown. After his release on bail, he was hired by professional esports team 9z Globant, a partnership involving Argentine tech unicorn Globant. [...] The team is the result of a partnership between 9z Team and Argentinian tech unicorn Globant. Somewhat ironically, Globant previously worked with LaLiga to monitor the live-streaming user experience. Warles welcomed himself to 9z Globant via the team's social media account, referring to himself as an idol, genius, and GOAT.
Lucia Quinteros, the main social media manager at the esports team, informed Entre Rios that after considering their new hire's history, they believe that he can add value to the team. "We hired Alejo, not the person who set up that project (Al Angulo TV). Of course, we evaluated what happened, but we believe that, from now on, Alejo can pursue a different career path," Quinteros said. According to Warles himself, he was hired because he's the best. Like many of his comments, this bravado should not be taken too seriously, but nevertheless sits in stark contrast to the typical pirate site operator facing criminal charges.
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MAFS UK's Essex groom in explosive row as expert says 'this is ugly'
The Married at First Sight UK experts were left speechless as an explosive row took place during the second dinner party of the series
Prince Harry's case against Daily Mail: legal researchers hatched a 'camouflage scheme' to 'mislead' High Court, hearing is told
Prince Harry and Baroness Lawrence's legal team 'hatched a scheme' to mislead the High Court in the high-profile trial they are bringing with others against the Daily Mail, a hearing was told.
Kate Moss looks effortlessly chic in a black suede coat as she leaves The Ritz with model daughter Lila during Paris Fashion Week
Kate Moss looked effortlessly chic as she and her daughter, Lila Moss, departed the Ritz Hotel in Paris on Thursday during Paris Fashion Week.
Outrage as white teacher sings 'you look like a monkey' song to black boy celebrating his sixth birthday
A Florida teacher sparked furious backlash after sharing a video of her singing 'Happy Birthday' to a black child that included the lyrics 'You look like a monkey.'
George Michael's estate responds after Taylor Swift featured his iconic track Father Figure on her new album The Life of a Showgirl
Ahead of the record's release on Friday, it was revealed the hitmaker has recorded a song called Father Figure, which shares the same name as George's 1987 track, as well as an interpolation.
Russia says 'Cold War' is over and a 'fiery conflict' with the West has now begun
Russia has declared that a Cold War is over and a 'fiery' conflict with the West is now under way, as Russian spokesperson Maria Zakharova states 'we are already in another form of conflict.'
What Happened When a Pacific Island Was Cut Off From the Internet
The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano erupted on January 15, 2022. The pyroclastic flow severed both of Tonga's underwater internet cables. The eruption cut sixty-five miles from the domestic cable and fifty-five miles from the international link to Fiji. Tonga lost all internet access. The cables sit on the ocean floor and carry 95% of the world's international internet traffic.
The Guardian has a long read on what happened in the aftermath. A.T.M.s (cash machines) stopped working because banks could not verify account balances. Businesses could not file export paperwork. Foreign remittances made up 44% of the country's G.D.P. The government found old satellite phones. Three or four days later, officials restored a hundred and twenty megabytes per second of bandwidth for essential work. A month after the eruption, SpaceX donated fifty Starlink terminals. SubCom's repair ship Reliance took five weeks to restore the international cable. Vava'u did not get broadband back until August, 2023. Another earthquake in the summer of 2024 severed the domestic cable again.
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Jamie Laing jokes he 'nearly divorced' his pregnant wife Sophie Habboo while renovating their £12million home as he shares a glimpse of the jaw-dropping transformation
The former Made In Chelsea star, 36, has been sharing clips of the abode, now thought to be worth £12 million, as he and Sophie prepare to welcome their first child.
Ransomware scumbags say they deleted kids' info after other gangs called them out
Honor among thieves - extortion is fine, but no juveniles, please
A ransomware crew that posted pictures and addresses of preschool children in an effort to get a payday has now deleted the data, apparently under pressure from other criminals.…
Crystal Palace fans celebrate shooting down of '10 Russian drones' during Conference League win against Ukrainian opposition in neighbouring Poland
Rather than the Valeriy Lobanovskyi Dynamo Stadium, the game was played at the Arena Lublin in Poland, with thousands of Crystal Palace fans making the trip to cheer on their side.
Cara Delevingne is left fuming as she is forced to wait in line after not being recognised at the Stella McCartney show during Paris Fashion Week
Cara Delevingne looked less than impressed as she was forced to wait in line before entering the Stella McCartney show during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.
Christian Horner 'approached Formula One team over sensational return to the sport following Red Bull sacking'... but venture broke down after one 'exploratory talk'
Horner, husband of Spice Girl Geri Halliwell, was given a massive £80million payoff by Red Bull after being brutally sacked from his long-term role as team principal back back in July.
At 10st 10lbs and aged 63, I looked like Mr Blobby and my joints were agony. Now I've lost nearly 3 stone without weight-loss jabs just by doing the thing middle-aged women fear most - and if I can do it, so can you
I saw it flash up on one of the screens at my gym last week as I was doing my fourth set of lateral pulldowns: September 24, UK National Fitness Day.
Gemma Collins insists she'll 'never be thin' as she reveals how weight loss injections have transformed her relationship with food
Gemma Collins has declared she'll never be thin as she opened up about how weight loss injections have changed her life.
Dramatic moment staff told patients they were sealing the doors as hospitals locked down after synagogue attack
Patients at hospitals in Manchester have described the moment they were told that the doors would be sealed during a lockdown in the wake of a terror attack at a synagogue in Manchester.
Microsoft CTO says he wants to swap most AMD and Nvidia GPUs for homemade chips
Pivot will hinge on success of next-gen Maia accelerator
Microsoft buys a lot of GPUs from both Nvidia and AMD. But moving forward, Redmond's leaders want to shift the majority of its AI workloads from GPUs to its own homegrown accelerators.…
AI Has Already Run Out of Training Data, Goldman's Data Chief Says
AI has run out of training data, according to Neema Raphael, Goldman Sachs' chief data officer and head of data engineering. "We've already run out of data," Raphael said on the bank's podcast. He said this shortage is already shaping how developers build new AI systems. China's DeepSeek may have kept costs down by training on outputs from existing models instead of fresh data. The web has been tapped out.
Developers have been using synthetic data -- machine-generated material that offers unlimited supply but carries quality risks. Raphael said he doesn't think the lack of fresh data will be a massive constraint. "From an enterprise perspective, I think there's still a lot of juice I'd say to be squeezed in that," he said. Proprietary datasets held by corporations could make AI tools far more valuable. The challenge is "understanding the data, understanding the business context of the data, and then being able to normalize it."
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