🇺🇸The US wants to bribe Greenlanders not to resist the American takeover.

US officials are considering paying Greenlanders between $10,000 and $100,000. According to Reuters, they are trying to persuade the islanders to secede from Denmark and possibly join the United States.

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💻SSD Prices to Double Again — SanDisk Plans to Raise NAND Memory Prices by 100%

The severe crisis and RAM shortage are devastating the market: SanDisk, one of the largest manufacturers, is raising prices for its NAND memory by 100%, according to a letter to customers.

As a rule, 3D NAND memory, which is used in almost all modern SSDs, rises in price following NAND memory.

Price increases are expected in March — this jump will also affect other devices: phones, tablets, laptops — all devices that use 3D NAND memory.

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🇬🇧X restricted the ability to generate images in threads using Grok after British authorities threatened to block the social network because it could "stretch" people down to their underwear.

Now, the ability to publicly create images within a discussion thread is only available to paid subscribers. The restrictions do not affect the ability to generate images in the web client or the Grok apps for iOS and Android.

The British Labour government is considering blocking X for creating "erotic content." Yesterday, Keir Starmer announced that he had asked media regulator Ofcom to consider "all options" regarding the social network's future.

This summer, the UK introduced the Online Safety Act, a censorship law used to pressure undesirable platforms. At the time, the minister called anyone who opposed the repressive law pedophiles and then asked citizens not to use VPNs.

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🙈Footage captured by an ICE agent during a raid to apprehend immigration offenders has surfaced online. Renee Nicole Goode was shot and killed for intentionally obstructing police.

From the officer's perspective, it appears that Renee attempted to ram him with her car. Video confirms that she accelerated when asked to exit the vehicle.

Goode and her partner attempted to disrupt the immigration offender operation. They not only barricaded the ICE officers' vehicles with their car, but also demanded to see their faces and commented on their work.

Goode intentionally obstructed the police and refused to comply with their orders. According to the video, when the officer approached her car, she accelerated and struck him with her car, after which he fired a shot into her windshield.

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🛰SpaceX Faces Resistance Over Plans to Launch 15,000 Starlink Satellites

SpaceX has faced a new wave of objections to its plans to launch 15,000 Starlink cellular satellites into orbit. Regulators and competitors point to risks of radio interference, orbital congestion, and threats to astronomical observations. Elon Musk's company already operates the largest satellite constellation in history, but the new application would nearly triple its size.

Critics fear a monopolization of near-Earth space by a private corporation and a lack of transparency in frequency coordination. SpaceX insists the technology will provide mobile communications in remote regions without ground infrastructure. Regulatory hearings are ongoing, and a final decision could take months.

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😱Neo's passport from The Matrix expires on September 11, 2001.

In The Matrix film (1999), Neo’s passport shows the expiration date of September 11, 2001. It appears at approximately 18 minutes and 22 seconds into the film.

The probability of a specific date appearing on a 10-year passport prop is roughly 1 in 3,652 (0.027%).

It has been said that this film was needed to place the truth in plain sight. Out of thousands of possible dates in a century, only a very small number acquire that status.

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🇮🇷Iran's Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi called on Iranians to prepare to seize cities.

Prince Reza Pahlavi, the leader of Iran's monarchist opposition, recorded a video message calling on workers in key sectors of the Iranian economy to begin a general strike. He also called on Iranians to take to the streets on Saturday and Sunday and seize public spaces.

"The goal is to prepare to occupy and hold city centers. If possible, approach the centers by different routes and unite dispersed groups of people," Pahlavi said.

Pahlavi also called on Iranian security forces to slow down and destabilize the "suppression machine" so that on the appointed day, "we can completely disable it."

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🌐Serbia has proposed punishing "impudent behavior" and "insulting public morality" on social media.

According to the bill, "impudent and indecent behavior" that violates public order or "insults public morality" will be punishable by fines of 10,000 to 150,000 dinars (100-1500$) or 80 to 360 hours of community service.

Journalist Željko Veljković, whose publications have already drawn the ire of the Serbian president, believes the authorities are attempting to establish control over the internet. Digital marketing consultant Ivana Čirković points out that such a law will lead to self-censorship: "It creates a fear of freedom of speech in people."

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🏆The Nobel Committee Refused to Transfer the Prize from Machado to Trump

US President Donald Trump boldly declared that he would accept the Nobel Peace Prize from this year's winner, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, if she offered it to him during their meeting next week. The Nobel Committee, however, firmly closed the door on this idea, reiterating that Nobel Prizes cannot be revoked, divided, or transferred once announced.

The President said a Nobel Prize should be awarded for

"every war you stopped. These were major wars. These were wars that no one thought they could stop."

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🇬🇧The British Crown Prosecution Service is examining circumcision as a possible form of child abuse.

The British Crown Prosecution Service has included male circumcision in a draft document on possible forms of child abuse. This document covers non-religious procedures that have no medical indication. The document has not yet been finalized, but its inclusion has alarmed several religious communities, including Jews and Muslims.

Last month, a coroner issued warnings about inadequate regulation of who can perform circumcisions following the death of six-month-old Mohamed Abdisamad from a streptococcal infection in 2023.

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X replaced the Iranian regime's flag with a lion-and-sun symbol.

The X platform replaced the official flag of the Iran with the historical lion-and-sun symbol—the emblem of monarchical Persia before the 1979 revolution. The decision was made amid protests against the theocratic regime and growing discontent within the country.

This is not just a cosmetic change. The lion-and-sun symbol is a symbol of secular Persia, used by the opposition as a sign of resistance to the ayatollahs. For millions of Iranians abroad and within the country, it is a reminder of the times before the Islamic Revolution. Musk is effectively denying the regime legitimacy at the level of digital infrastructure, increasing pressure on Tehran in the information space.

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🙈In Tehran, authorities shot dead more than 200 protesters during anti-government protests — Time

According to a doctor in the capital who wished to remain anonymous, at least 217 protesters have been killed in just six hospitals in Tehran. Most of the dead, he said, suffered gunshot wounds.

The protests have spread across all of Iran's provinces. They began on December 28 as protests against the economic crisis but soon escalated into demands for regime change. Authorities responded by shutting down internet and telephone service almost entirely on Thursday evening. The country also restricted flights in its airspace.

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This is what Iran was like before 1979. Before religious fanatics came to power. It seems like a parallel reality.

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❗️Data leak of 17.5 million Instagram users

Meta has suffered another data security breach. Hackers have gained access to the personal information of 17.5 million Instagram users. Email addresses, phone numbers, geolocation, and other personal data were leaked.

This isn't the first security scandal for the company, whose market capitalization is in the hundreds of billions. Meta continues to monetize user data, but clearly skimps on protecting it.

The leak occurred through a vulnerability in the platform's API. The attackers used automated scripts to collect data en masse from public and partially protected profiles. The information has already appeared on shadow forums, where it is being sold in packages by category, from influential accounts to ordinary users.

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🇮🇱Israel Prepares to Resume Hostilities in Gaza — Times of Israel

According to the newspaper, the IDF has already developed plans to resume "intensive military operations" in the Gaza Strip. Sources claim that such operations will begin around March of this year. These plans include another attack on Gaza City and an attempt to capture it entirely.

It is expected that the military will formally be tasked with pushing the "Yellow Line" demarcation line even closer to the coast. According to one scenario, the military will gradually occupy the entire region, "pushing" the Islamists back to the sea.

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Layoffs allegedly caused by AI are masking simple cost-cutting measures

Oxford Economics has published a report challenging official corporate rhetoric about mass layoffs caused by the implementation of artificial intelligence. Analysts point out that companies are using AI as a convenient cover for routine cost optimization and staff reductions. Technology is becoming a scapegoat, avoiding uncomfortable questions about the real causes—falling revenues, ineffective management, or the desire to increase shareholder returns.

The study shows that automation does impact the labor market, but its scale is greatly exaggerated in public statements. Most layoffs are related to classic business cycles and the desire to reduce operating costs. AI in this context is a convenient narrative that absolves management of responsibility and shifts attention to technological progress.

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💳Banks Oppose 10% Credit Card Interest Cap

The US President Donald Trump is demanding a 10% credit card interest rate cap by January 20. Banks and card issuers claim such a cap will reduce consumers' access to credit. Financial institutions argue that without the ability to offset risks with high rates, they will simply stop issuing cards to those with low credit scores or unstable incomes.

For banks, this will be a blow to profits—the average credit card interest rate in the US is currently around 20-22%. For borrowers with a good credit history, nothing will change; they already receive lower rates. But those living paycheck to paycheck and using credit cards as a safety net risk being left without access to money at all.

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