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- 1Left-leaning voters anxious over right-wing surges in Spain and Brazil●I’m stressed. I’m sooo STRESSDT. If Spain gets a right wing government… Our uncle Lula is also trying to fight off the r
Concern is growing among left-leaning observers that Spain could elect a right-wing government, while in Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is fighting to hold off right-wing opposition. Commenters express alarm that the two countries could swing conservative at the same time, reflecting a broader sense of anxiety about the global direction of politics.
- 2WestCol and Blessd's robot stunt wrecks a penthouse●THIS ROBOT DESTROYED MY PENTHOUSE AND HIT ME IN THE HEAD 🤣😬 | WESTCOL X BLESSD
Colombian streamer WestCol and singer Blessd filmed a segment with a robot that went chaotically wrong, trashing WestCol's penthouse and leaving him hit on the head. The clip is drawing big audiences for its mix of slapstick mishap and celebrity stunt, with viewers sharing the funny, painful-looking moment widely.
- 3Wild Hamster Photos From 2022 Shared Online●I photographed these wild hamsters in my neighborhood back in 2022. While cleaning up my SSD, I stumbled across the orig
A wildlife photographer has shared images of wild hamsters taken in their neighborhood in 2022, rediscovered while clearing out old files and developed from the original RAW images. The pictures show the European wild hamster, a protected and increasingly rare species, living close to human habitation, drawing warm interest from nature and photography enthusiasts.
- 4Traveler says SSD vanished after TSA laptop inspection●Traveling Developer's SSD Vanishes After TSA Inspects Laptop
A software developer who travels frequently says a solid-state drive disappeared from his laptop bag after Transportation Security Administration officers inspected his laptop at a US airport. He recounted the incident publicly and says he filed a complaint with the TSA. Other travelers have responded with their own claims of missing items after security checks and advice on keeping valuables in view during screenings.
- 5GOG Galaxy users hit with over 100GB of updates▼Oh... wow... Man macht, nach ein paar Wochen Pause, mal wieder GOG Galaxy auf und was gibt es ? Über 100GB Updates, alle
A PC gamer returning to GOG Galaxy after a few weeks away found more than 100GB of updates waiting, including 88GB for The Witcher 3 Remaster alone. The post mocks the ever-growing size of game patches, joking that SSD storage surely costs nothing anymore in 2026.
- 6Samsung Galaxy Book 6 laptop discounted 48% in deal●Samsung Galaxy Book 6 deal knocks the 16-inch touchscreen laptop down by 48% Save $1,300 on Samsung’s 2026 Galaxy Book 6
Samsung's 2026 Galaxy Book 6 16-inch touchscreen laptop is on sale at 48% off, cutting the price by $1,300. The configuration on offer features a 120Hz display, 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD. Tech watchers are highlighting the steep markdown as an unusually large discount on a recently released premium laptop.
- 7Gears of War: E-Day Uses SSD to Fix Series S Memory Limits▼How Gears of War: E-Day Solves the Series S Memory Issue by Tapping the SSD https://www. digitalfoundry.net/features/ho
Digital Foundry has published a technical feature explaining how Gears of War: E-Day addresses the Xbox Series S's memory constraints by streaming assets directly from the console's SSD. The piece details how the Coalition leans on fast storage to reduce RAM pressure, and gamers and developers are sharing the analysis as an example of clever engineering for the less powerful console.
- 8Ultra fast fashion brands add extra charges●https://www. tkhunt.com/2586208/ 超ファストファッションに追加料金 # 篠原梨菜 # tbs # crossdig # bloomberg # CROSSDIG # fashion # NEWS # NEWS
A Japanese news segment covered by TBS and Bloomberg's CrossDig, presented by Rina Shinohara, examines how ultra fast fashion retailers are introducing additional fees. The report fits into a wider debate over the environmental and labor costs of cheap, rapidly produced clothing, as regulators and consumers increasingly question the true price of low-cost fashion.
- 9Utility claims disabling Apple Intelligence frees 12 GB on Macs●Turn off Apple Intelligence on your Mac, and get 12 GB back… https:// github.com/omlahore/RemoveMacAI # apple # mac # Ma
A tool circulating on GitHub claims that turning off Apple Intelligence can free around 12 GB of storage on a Mac, suggesting Apple's AI features keep large local models and support files on disk even when unused. Mac users debating whether the trade-off between AI features and disk space is worth it are sharing the tip.
- 10macOS 27 makes Apple Intelligence harder to disable●Unter macOS 27 lässt sich Apple Intelligence nicht mehr mit einem Schalter abstellen, die KI-Modelle bleiben auf der SSD
macOS 27 reportedly removes the simple switch for turning off Apple Intelligence, with the AI models remaining stored on the SSD. An open-source tool called RemoveMacAI claims to disable the features, delete the models and block re-downloads, with its developer saying it frees up around 12 GB of storage.
- 11SSSD vulnerability in identity management environments gets medium severity rating●🚨 EUVD-2026-93942 📊 Score: 6.8/10 (CVSS v3.1) 📅 Updated: 2026-10-06 📝 A flaw was found in SSSD. In trust-enabled identit
A new vulnerability tracked as EUVD-2026-93942 has been documented in SSSD, the Linux system security services daemon. The flaw affects trust-enabled identity management environments, where SSSD evaluates Host-Based Access Control rules by stripping domain qualifiers and comparing only short usernames. The issue carries a CVSS v3.1 score of 6.8 out of 10, a medium severity rating, and the advisory record was updated on 6 October 2026.
- 12Memory Companies Have Destroyed the Consumer Market, Outlet Claims●Memory Companies Have Destroyed the Consumer Market
Gamers Nexus has published a feature arguing that memory manufacturers have wrecked the consumer RAM and storage market, with prices climbing sharply for everyday PC builders. The piece points to supply being redirected toward higher-margin data centre and AI customers, leaving consumers paying far more for DDR5 and SSDs. Readers are debating whether the price surge is genuine scarcity or deliberate market strategy by the chipmakers.
- 13CyberPowerPC gaming desktop with RTX 5070 discounted under $2,000●Grab this 4K-ready gaming PC with a 7800X3D and RTX 5070 for under $2,000 right now, saving you $170 This powerful Cyber
A CyberPowerPC gaming desktop pairing AMD's Ryzen 7 7800X3D processor with Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5070 graphics card is on sale for under $2,000, a discount of $170. The machine also includes a 1TB SSD and 32GB of DDR5 RAM, and is being promoted as capable of 4K gameplay. It is drawing attention from gamers watching for deals on RTX 50-series hardware.
- 14Gears of War: E-Day Uses SSD as RAM on Xbox Series S●Gears of War: E-Day Runs Smoothly on Xbox Series S By Using SSD as RAM The Coalition was able to work some magic on the
The Coalition has made Gears of War: E-Day run smoothly on Xbox Series S by using the console's SSD as extra memory, a workaround to compensate for the entry-level Xbox's limited RAM. The technical trick, reported by IGN, shows how developers are still finding ways to keep games performing well across both current-generation Xbox consoles despite the Series S's weaker hardware.
- 15Using a local LLM to clean up a full hard drive●I gave my local LLM a nearly-full SSD and told it to find everything I could safely delete
A tech writer describes running a locally hosted large language model on a nearly full SSD, asking it to identify files that could be safely deleted. The piece highlights a practical, off-cloud use of local AI: letting the model scan the drive and suggest disk cleanup targets, reflecting growing interest in running LLMs directly on personal hardware for everyday tasks.
- 16SSDI October 2026 Payment Dates Revealed▼SSDI October 2026 Payment: When are disability benefits being deposited for next month?
Social Security Disability Insurance recipients are looking ahead to October 2026 payment dates, with a new guide outlining when disability benefits will be deposited next month. The schedule matters to millions of Americans who rely on SSDI checks to cover monthly expenses, and readers are checking the calendar to plan their finances.
- 17Infosec circles mock the ever-growing list of security lifecycle acronyms●So far I've seen SDLC, SSDLC, ADLC Waiting on ASSDLC. # infosec # iwantoscream
Security professionals are swapping jokes about the proliferation of software lifecycle acronyms — SDLC, SSDLC and ADLC — with one quipping that ASSDLC must be next. The banter reflects frustration in infosec circles at how every process or compliance trend spawns yet another acronym, adding jargon fatigue to the daily work of securing software development.
- 18War fatigue numbs Ukrainian civilians' fear, report finds●War fatigue numbs civilians' fear | News In Depth https:// video.echelon.pl/w/aVUtNHL15xE NShpvDdEssD
A news in-depth report examines how prolonged exposure to war in Ukraine is dulling civilians' sense of fear. As the full-scale invasion drags on, residents reportedly respond to air raid alerts and strikes with growing detachment, a psychological adaptation observers describe as war fatigue. The report highlights the mental toll of constant danger and how communities carry on with daily life under threat.
- 19Commentators mock Iraq war WMD justifications with oil joke●"So long and thanks for all the oil" https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=PO13BOfPvwY # NoIraqDidNotHaveWeaponsOfMassDestruc
Social media users are sharing a satirical take on the Iraq war, riffing on the Hitchhiker's Guide phrase 'so long and thanks for all the fish' to suggest oil, not weapons of mass destruction, motivated the 2003 US invasion. Posts pair the joke with hashtags insisting Iraq had no WMD and drawing parallels to current claims about Iran, framing both as false pretexts for war.
- 20Silicon Motion strengthens grip on consumer controller market●Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (SIMO) Dominates Consumer Controller Market Amid Competitor Exit
Silicon Motion Technology Corporation, the Taiwan-based NAND flash controller maker, is drawing attention after a rival's exit from the consumer controller market left it in a stronger position. Reports say the company now dominates that segment, raising questions about how the shift will affect pricing, competition and its share of SSD and memory card controller demand.
Repos
- incoai/splash A local inference engine for Apple silicon, built around the model.
- antirez/ds4 DeepSeek 4 Flash and PRO local inference engine for Metal, CUDA and ROCm