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- 1Greg Kroah-Hartman on security in the age of LLMs●Greg Kroah-Hartman – Security in the LLM Age [video]
Greg Kroah-Hartman, the longtime maintainer of the Linux kernel's stable branch, is featured discussing what large language models mean for software and kernel security. The talk examines how AI-generated code affects maintenance, review practices, and vulnerability risks in widely used open-source infrastructure, and it is drawing attention among developers weighing the benefits and dangers of AI-assisted programming.
- 2Greg Doucette Says He Was Removed From Jesse James Fitness Event●I Got Kicked Off Jesse James Fitness Event
Bodybuilder and fitness personality Greg Doucette says he was kicked out of a fitness event run by Jesse James, and has made a video laying out his account of what happened. The claim is drawing big attention from fitness fans, who are debating both sides and waiting for a response or explanation from the event's organizers.
- 3California tech executive arrested over $300M Nvidia chip smuggling to China●CA tech executive arrested for allegedly smuggling $300M in Nvidia chips to CN
A California technology executive, identified in reports as Greg Lui of Earthmade, has been arrested for allegedly smuggling around $300 million worth of Nvidia AI chips to China. The case highlights ongoing enforcement of US export controls that restrict advanced semiconductors from reaching Chinese buyers, and is drawing attention to how far companies will go to circumvent those restrictions.
- 4Heating fuel costs and inflation weigh on Susan Collins' Maine campaign●Heating fuel cost, inflation, tariffs weigh on Collins campaign # Maine # susancollins # election # cartoon # heatingoil
A political cartoon by Greg Kearney highlights the economic pressures bearing on Senator Susan Collins' re-election campaign in Maine, including high heating oil prices, inflation, and tariffs. Heating costs are a politically sensitive issue in a cold-weather state like Maine, where fuel prices hit household budgets hard each winter and often shape voter sentiment in Senate races.
- 5Greg Doucette Competes at Jesse James West Charity Fitness Event●I Competed in Jesse James West’s Fitness Influencer Charity Event
Bodybuilder and YouTuber Greg Doucette says he took part in a charity fitness event organised by fitness influencer Jesse James West. The video recounting his experience has drawn heavy attention, with hundreds of thousands of engagements, as fans discuss how the veteran bodybuilder fared against younger fitness influencers in the competition.
- 6Macro photo captures tiger fly eating another fly mid-hunt●It's a fly-eat-fly-world. A tiger fly, Coenosia sp., munching away on a smaller fly. Often tiger flies will grab prey mi
Wildlife photographer Greg Smith has shared a striking macro shot of a tiger fly, Coenosia sp., eating a smaller fly it caught. Tiger flies are predatory, often snatching prey out of the air before landing to feed. Smith took the photo while testing his new OM System 90mm f/3.5 macro lens, which he had long wanted.
- 7Epic Games Store Mobile giving away The Big Con free●Epic Games Store Mobile | Juegos GRATIS para iOS y Android 🎁The Big Con ⚠️Quédatelo para siempre al agregarlo a tu cuent
Epic Games Store's mobile app is giving away the game The Big Con for free on iOS and Android. Players can keep it permanently by adding it to their account before October 15, and guides are circulating explaining how to claim it without installing the app.
- 8Hackers target two South Korean megachurches, risking congregant data●Hackers target two South Korean megachurches, potentially exposing congregant data
Hackers have targeted two of South Korea's largest megachurches, with the attacks potentially exposing personal data of congregation members. The breaches reportedly involve large membership databases typical of major churches, raising concerns over how religious organisations in the country protect sensitive information. Details on which groups carried out the attacks and how many people are affected have not yet been fully disclosed.
- 9Colorado gubernatorial candidate Greg Lopez sits for election Q&A●Colorado election: Q&A with gubernatorial candidate Greg Lopez
Greg Lopez, a candidate in Colorado's gubernatorial election, answered questions in a Q&A with The Coloradoan ahead of the vote. The interview covers his candidacy and platform as voters in the state weigh their choices for governor. Details of his specific answers have drawn attention as part of broader coverage of the Colorado election.
- 10Montana Governor Gianforte Promotes Tech and Bioscience Ties in Bengaluru▼Governor Gianforte Highlights Montana High-Tech, Bioscience Economy in Bengaluru
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte is highlighting the state's high-tech and bioscience economy during a visit to Bengaluru, India. The trip, announced by the governor's office, is aimed at showcasing Montana's growing technology and bioscience sectors and building international business connections in one of India's major technology hubs.
- 11North Carolina Congressman Defends ICE Deportations as "Collateral Damage"●Greg Murphy Calls Longtime Immigrants "Collateral Damage" in ICE Deportations: "Thank God We're Getting Rid of the Garba
North Carolina Representative Greg Murphy is facing criticism after describing longtime immigrants deported under ICE operations as "collateral damage," reportedly saying "Thank God we're getting rid of the garbage." His remarks have drawn backlash from immigration advocates and critics who call them dehumanizing, intensifying debate over the scale and conduct of current deportation sweeps.
- 12Montana Governor Discusses Tech Partnerships in Bengaluru●Governor Gianforte, Minister of Information Technology Discuss Partnerships in Bengaluru
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte met with India's Minister of Information Technology in Bengaluru to discuss potential partnerships between the US state and India's technology sector. The talks signal growing interest in building cooperation between Montana and one of the world's leading technology hubs, with details of specific agreements not yet announced.