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- 1Microsoft's $80 Billion AI Chip Problem, Explained by Ed ZitronβEd Zitron: Microsoft Has $80 Billion Of AI Chips It Can't Plug In
Industry commentator Ed Zitron argues Microsoft is sitting on roughly $80 billion worth of AI chips and data center capacity it cannot actually connect to the power grid and put to work. The claim centers on the gap between the company's massive AI infrastructure spending and the electricity and practical constraints limiting its use, fueling debate about whether Big Tech's AI buildout is outpacing reality.
- 2EU trade chief heads to Beijing amid growing deficit concernsβVor EU-Besuch in China: Erwartungen so hoch wie das Handelsdefizit Europas Wirtschaft leidet unter Exporten aus China. K
Ahead of an EU trade commissioner's visit to Beijing, European governments are pressing for new trade instruments against China. Berlin and Paris in particular want stronger tools to counter the flood of Chinese exports that is weighing on European industry, with the EU's record trade deficit with China setting the backdrop for the talks.
- 3Bitcoin bull trend intact despite weak global liquidityβπ‘ Fazit Langfristig bleibt der Bitcoin-Bullentrend intakt. Kurz- bis mittelfristig bremst jedoch die globale LiquiditΓ€t.
Crypto market analysts argue Bitcoin's long-term bull trend remains intact, but global liquidity is slowing momentum in the short to medium term. This week's key catalysts under watch include US Treasury bond auctions, Federal Reserve meeting minutes, and upcoming labour market data. Observers expect those events to shape whether the market consolidates or resumes its upward move.
- 4Writer questions whether Ed Zitron's faulty AI predictions matterβhttps:// thoughts.pivic.com/ai-predicti ons-do-ed-zitrons-errors-matter/ I've written about Ed Zitron's erroneous predic
A commentary has been published examining tech critic Ed Zitron's record of predictions about artificial intelligence, arguing some proved erroneous and asking whether those mistakes undermine his broader critique of AI industry hype, finance and what he calls grift. The piece suggests that even if individual forecasts miss, the larger structural concerns about AI investment may still stand.
- 5Pizitz choir teacher marks 19 years of making musicβΌAfter 19 years, Pizitz choir teacher still finds joy in the music
The longtime choir teacher at Pizitz Middle School in Vestavia Hills, Alabama has completed 19 years leading the school's choir program. A local profile highlights how she continues to find joy in teaching music and inspiring students, year after year. The piece is being shared as a warm community story celebrating her lasting dedication to music education.
- 6Water stress in Germany and Europe remains highβ# GFZ : " Wasserstress in Deutschland und Europa bleibt hoch " "Das Wasserdefizit in Deutschland und Europa hat sich in
The GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences reports that the water deficit in Germany and Europe has worsened in recent years. The findings are based on current data from the GRACE Follow-On satellite mission, operated by GFZ together with NASA, which tracks changes in water storage from space.
- 7Bazzite PC maxes out Ethernet where Xbox fell shortβI have my BazziteOS machine plugged into the same Ethernet cable I used to plug my Xbox into. Steam regularly maxes out
A gamer running BazziteOS, the Linux-based gaming OS, swapped their old Xbox for a PC on the same Ethernet cable and found Steam downloads regularly saturate their full 1 Gbps connection, while the console rarely exceeded 500 Mbps. They frame it as a simple observation while waiting for a new game to download, but it feeds ongoing discussion about Steam's download speeds compared with consoles.
- 8ZITADEL hit by seven vulnerabilities enabling account takeoverβZITADEL cluster β 7 CVEs, peak CVSS 9.3 CVE-2026-105209: forge x-zitadel-orgid header β issue passkey enrollment for any
Security researchers disclosed a cluster of seven vulnerabilities in ZITADEL, an open-source identity and access management platform. The most severe, CVE-2026-105209 with a CVSS score of 9.3, involves forging the x-zitadel-orgid header to trigger passkey enrollment for arbitrary users, potentially allowing full account takeover across tenants. Another flaw, CVE-2026-105215 (9.1), enables pre-hijacking accounts via forged identity provider callbacks. Administrators are urged to patch promptly.
- 9FreeCAD course at Werkraum Zittau hackerspaceβKommenden Dienstag 17 Uhr gibt's in # Zittau einen # FreeCAD Kurs im # WerkraumZittau . # Hackerspace # Event # OpenSour
A free course on FreeCAD, the open-source 3D modelling software, takes place next Tuesday at 5pm at Werkraum Zittau, the hackerspace in Zittau, Germany. The announcement, promoted with a poster made in Inkscape, invites locals interested in open-source design tools to take part. It highlights the makerspace's regular programme of hands-on technology events open to the community.
- 1012-year-old developer shares own Linux open-source projectβhello,thanks for clicking at this post,this is not a clickbait my name is Ziting Liang,I have a... # linux # opensource
Ziting Liang, a 12-year-old boy, is presenting a project he built himself, writing in a developer community tagged around Linux, open source and programming. He notes up front that the post is not clickbait and introduces himself directly. The post has drawn modest engagement, with readers responding to the novelty of such a young developer contributing to open source.
- 11Film fans divided over a 'weird' horror movieβThis was a weird one. I enjoyed it well enough, but I find myself rather annoyed by it... https:// boxd.it/gzItxz # Film
A film fan says they watched an unusual horror title and came away with mixed feelings, enjoying it overall while remaining annoyed by parts of it. The comment reflects a wider pattern of viewers sharing conflicted reactions to offbeat horror films discovered on streaming platforms, where divisive picks often prompt debate among genre fans.
- 12Israel accused of copying documentary NAZA to undermine itβAls de Joodse Heilstaat zoveel moeite doet, zal er wel veel waarheid in het origineel zitten. Beter bewijs is er niet. "
Posts in Dutch claim Israel has released its own version of a documentary titled NAZA since 30 September to undermine the original film. Commenters argue that the effort put into producing a competing copy is itself the best proof that the original documentary contains uncomfortable truths. The debate is unfolding amid wider discussions about Israel and media coverage of the Middle East conflict.
- 13Trust's 'Police Milice' Resurfaces in French DebateβTrust - police milice https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=Zitd-9DeDUo # music # police
The French hard rock band Trust's 1980 song 'Police Milice' is circulating again on social media. The track, which draws a provocative parallel between police forces and the wartime militia, has long been invoked in French political arguments about policing and state authority. Users are sharing the song alongside hashtags about music and police, reviving a classic anthem of French protest rock.
- 14Zitadel IAM flagged with D trust score over unpatched flawsβZitadel IAM carries a D trust score: 41 CVEs, max CVSS 9.3, and 97% left unpatched. Auth flaws (CWE-287) recur. Know you
Security analyst Hugo Valters reports that Zitadel, the open-source identity and access management platform, carries a D trust score based on 41 published CVEs, a maximum severity of 9.3, and 97% of vulnerabilities left unpatched. Authentication flaws classified under CWE-287 recur in the vendor's history. He urges organisations to assess their exposure before deploying the software.