It’s coming home
Watch the Grand Theft Auto VI Launch Trailer, featuring the debut of “Flower in a Hurricane" from original score composers Justice feat. Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.
Grand Theft Auto VI arrives November 19: rockstargames.com/VI/ps5
Just realized my Google Cloud credits ($323.47 total across developer program and free trial) can be used directly with Gemini 4 Argon through Antigravity (agy)! 🚀 Incredible to have deep coding tasks and agentic workflows funded by cloud credits. Time to build! 💻✨ #GoogleCloud #Gemini4 #AISetup
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Chapter 7:
3,333 Orbs. Not one of them for sale all FREE!!!
50 points is one spot.
Complete Social task, Quizzes or Hold a @proudlionstudio Proud Lions Club or a GUI Lion on Aptos.
The board is open: ethernalcubs.ai
Like, repost and quote this post to log your points.
#robinhood #freemint #NFTartist #nfts #whitelist
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afterflow › afterimage › disorderly
3 projects, 1 ecosystem: a free generative art mint, a burn that remembers, and 1,111 AI agents running a business. In that order.
Afterflow allowlist: connect your X at afterflow.disorderly.ai FIRST, then like, repost and follow.
(🧵↓)
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// Encryption // Zama // FHE
> protocol: Zama fheEVM
> relay: Zeenodes
> payload_state: encrypted [homomorphic]
Apply : zeenodes.cc/apply
Just applied for the @IdentityUnits drop whitelist.
787 NFTs created by an AI agent swarm. One agent creates, another reviews.
Raffled across the next drops.
identityunits.fun/claim
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CryptoRelic 🧬 retweeted
How we use Zama ?
→ Every NFT mints sealed and is encrypted onchain using Zama’s FHE.
→ The contract computes on data it can never read.
→ Its look and essence are determined by FHE randomness. Nobody gets to choose. Not even us.
🟨 Built with FHE on @zama.
Join me on the Jumper waitlist. waitlist.jumper.xyz/r/JMP-97…
🚨 SCAM ALERT — READ THIS BEFORE YOU TRUST ANY TELEGRAM "AI SERVICE" BOT 🚨
On September 19, 2026, I got scammed by the Telegram bot @Spectalsrobot.
Here's exactly what happened 👇
The bot advertised a 3-month AI service for $75. Looked legit — clean responses, clear pricing, everything you'd expect from a real service. So I paid.
After the payment? Nothing. No service. No access. No reply. The money's gone and the "service" never existed.
The person running this operation goes by @jeetfed on Telegram.
This is the classic Telegram bot scam playbook:
• Promise a digital service (AI tools, premium accounts, trading bots)
• Take payment upfront
• Ghost the buyer
• Spin up the next bot and repeat
I'm posting this because these scammers survive on silence. Every person who stays quiet is another victim waiting to happen.
WHAT YOU CAN DO:
1. If you see @Spectalsrobot — DO NOT pay it. Report it in Telegram as Scam.
2. Forward the bot to @notoscam (Telegram's official scam reporting account)
3. RT this so it reaches people BEFORE they pay
I've reported the bot to Telegram's abuse team and filed a cybercrime complaint.
$75 might not sound like much. Multiply it by every person this bot tricks, and you see the real business model.
Don't let them win. RT. 🚨
#ScamAlert #TelegramScam
Step 1 : Install Kiwi browser
Step 2: Enable Desktop mode
Step 3 : Install Free vpn extension and Turn On Vpn with United states Virginia
step 4 : Go to Muse.ai/join With code : YVJ1A5
Enjoy Muse in India
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A massive, well-organized database of real on-chain exploits with full technical breakdowns.
- 845+ reproduced incidents
- detailed analysis for every hack
- Foundry PoCs you can run immediately
- easy navigation by chain and vulnerability type
crypto.training/hacks/
I’ve been spending a lot of time with GPT-5.6 over the past few days, and it’s quietly become one of the most useful tools in my workflow.
The biggest improvement for me isn’t just code generation it’s how well it understands the bigger picture. I can start with a rough idea, discuss the architecture, explore trade-offs, debug issues, refactor messy code, write documentation, and iterate without constantly re explaining the project.
It’s especially helpful for longer development sessions where context matters. Instead of jumping between multiple tools, I can stay focused and keep building.
I’ve used it for everything from automation scripts and backend development to API integrations and debugging, and it’s saved me a lot of time. I still review and test everything myself, but having a reliable collaborator for brainstorming and implementation makes a real difference.
Excited to see where this goes next. 🚀
#GPT56 #OpenAI #BuildInPublic #Coding #AI
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🚨 Ship day: 𝗘𝗩𝗠 𝗛𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗔𝗻𝗮𝗹𝘆𝘇𝗲𝗿 - a fully static, backend-free, in-browser EVM exploit debugger.
It's the same interactive Playground that powers 👉 crypto.training/hacks, now standalone and runnable locally against ANY transaction.
Paste a hack's tx hash and it reconstructs the entire exploit in your browser. Then you annotate it and PR it to a community PoC collection.
Killer features 👇
🔱 Forks chain state at block-1 over plain archive RPC
⚙️ Replays the exact historical tx in an in-browser EVM - every opcode, every call depth: stack, memory, storage, transient storage, gas + the full call tree
🧩 Auto-downloads verified sources, compiles them in a Web Worker & matches bytecode → a pc→source-line map
🐞 Step opcode-by-opcode OR line-by-line, source / opcodes / stack / memory / storage all in sync
🎯 Mark the vulnerable line + ordered exploit steps → “Go to vulnerability” & “Watch exploit live”
📦 Export as a ZIP or 📌 pin to IPFS - share a link anyone can replay locally. No server. No RPC.
🤝 Now it's a community effort: run your own local instance, analyze ANY hack tx, annotate the vuln + steps, save the ZIP, and open a PR to a curated PoC collection (hundreds already - DeFiHackLabs & beyond).
PRs welcome 🙏
📚 github.com/sanbir/evm-hack-p…
🔧 github.com/sanbir/evm-hack-a…