Tag: Technology
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$320 Million Liquid Network Hack: What Happened to Nearly 4,000 Bitcoin?
Nearly 4,000 bitcoin worth about $320 million were withdrawn from the Liquid Network federation wallet. Here’s what happened, why Liquid halted transactions, and why this is not the same as hacking Bitcoin itself.
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Anthropic Safety Research Chief Resigns, Warning That “The World Is in Peril”
Mrinank Sharma, the head of Anthropic’s Safeguards Research Team, resigned from the artificial-intelligence company, with his final day reportedly falling on February 9, 2026. His departure has drawn attention not merely because of his senior role, but because of the stark warning he issued while announcing it. In a public letter shared on X, Sharma…
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PlayStation Still Believes in Live-Service Games
Sony is not backing away from live-service games. Hideaki Nishino, President of Sony Interactive Entertainment, said PlayStation still sees long-term potential in online games built around ongoing updates, active communities, and years of player engagement. According to Nishino, Sony wants to keep challenging itself in this area rather than abandon it. That means live-service games…
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Valve’s new Steam Machine has already sold out in Japan, and the price does not seem to have scared buyers away.
The system was listed through Komodo Station, Valve’s official hardware distributor for Japan and parts of Asia. Four versions of the Steam Machine were available, with prices reportedly starting around $1,175 and going up to about $1,640 depending on the configuration. That is not cheap. In fact, it puts the Steam Machine well above the…
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Another Anime Piracy Giant Goes Dark — Is This the Beginning of the End?
The anime streaming world may be entering a major turning point. Over the past few months, several of the internet’s biggest unofficial anime streaming sites have either disappeared, gone offline, or been caught in the growing wave of global anti-piracy pressure. For years, these sites were a major part of how many fans discovered and…
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Pragmata
Pragmata, the game that is making men want families while simultaneously making people despise it. The hot takes are honestly more a self descriptor of the one making it than the one they are talking about. First, they say men are predators for wanting to protect a child. We all know the idea of “Watch…
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Age Verification is Coming to the Internet — What Does It Mean for Linux Users?
Something big is quietly changing the internet right now.Governments around the world — starting with the UK and several U.S. states — are introducing Age Verification laws, and for the first time, these rules are moving beyond websites and into operating systems themselves.If you use Linux or care about Free & Open Source Software, this…
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When Choosing Linux Mint Debian Edition (Or any Linux)
When installing Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE), the installer is asking which desktop environment (DE) you want.Think of this as choosing the look, feel, and behavior of your desktop—not the underlying Linux system. Below is a clear, practical breakdown so you can choose confidently. What a Desktop Environment Is (in plain terms) A desktop environment…
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Ram Crisis Or No?
The Big 3: Companies that manufacture raw memory chips These are the primary producers of DRAM and NAND at the silicon-fabrication level: 🧠 Samsung Electronics Largest memory manufacturer in the worldProduces DDR4, DDR5, LPDDR, GDDR, and server-grade memoryOften used by premium RAM kits under other brand names 🧠 SK Hynix Second-largest DRAM maker globallyMajor supplier…
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Banning of VPN’s
Here’s a summary of notable articles discussing bans, restrictions, or proposed legislation around virtual private networks (VPNs), along with some key take-aways: 1. Russia – Crackdown on VPNs & searches 2. Myanmar – New Cybersecurity Law targeting VPNs 3. Pakistan – Religious body supports VPN ban 4. United Kingdom – Age-verification law & VPN usage…