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FIRST POSTER REVEAL — SIXTY SECONDS ⏱️ The clock is ticking. Get your first look at Sixty Seconds - and stay tuned for what’s next. Andreas Szakacs Productions presents.
In filmmaking, anticipation often begins long before audiences see a trailer or watch the first scene. Sometimes, a title, a single image, or a carefully designed poster is enough to introduce a project and encourage people to start asking questions. That is exactly what happens with Sixty Seconds , an upcoming film presented by Andreas Szakacs Productions, which has now revealed its first official poster.
By Andreas szakacs5 days ago in 01
Your NAS Doesn’t Need to Be Hidden. It Needs Fewer Open Doors.
“Keep your NAS as hidden as possible on the public internet.” The direction is right. The phrasing is wrong. You cannot hide a NAS. A scanner hits your IP and port, TLS responds, and a Server: nginx header tells them a reverse proxy sits there. What you can do is reduce the attack surface. Not disappear.
By Jin10 days ago in 01
No Longer Laughing
I wonder if I am taking things too seriously in life. I will admit to you all that I write for multiple pages online, and that one of those pages had this image on its remaining screen when I went to see what I could add this week. Peliplat was a web site devoted to media, meaning television, movies, anime, videogames, and the like. Many of the contributors seemed to come from the west coast, meaning Vancouver and California (certain articles were all in Spanish). It also ran challenges, but these were far less lucrative in the last years (they gave out something called Light Points for a particularly good piece of writing). And I was a regular contributor this past year…until I noticed something odd.
By Kendall Defoe 27 days ago in 01
Apple’s Quietest AI Move Yet: It Didn’t Buy Huxe, It Bought the People
Apple did not buy Huxe. It hired some of its people and licensed its intellectual property. The disclosure sits in a filing with the European Commission, first reported by MacRumors. The wording is narrow: Apple agreed to make employment offers to certain Huxe AI employees and to take a non-exclusive license to Huxe’s IP. No price. No names. No product plan. The filing does not say who received an offer, whether anyone accepted, or what Apple intends to build.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
Hire a Hacker? How to Choose the Right Cybersecurity Expert
If you've ever searched “hire a hacker,” “hacker for hire,” or “I need a hacker,” you've probably noticed something confusing: the results can describe completely different kinds of services.
By MUHAMMAD SHAFIEabout a month ago in 01
Meta Muse Topped the App Store. The SDK Is the Bigger Move.
On September 8, 2026, Meta released Muse. Two weeks later, it passed ChatGPT to become the No. 1 free app on the U.S. App Store. Meta’s stock rose 11.43% that day. Market cap added more than $190 billion.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
Huawei’s New Chip Shouldn’t Be This Efficient. The Teardown Explains Why It Is.
On October 2, 2026, Geekerwan published Logic Folding Deep Dive! How Strong Is Huawei’s Mate 90 Series Tao’s Law Chip? It is not a routine flagship review. The first half cuts open a Kirin 9050 Pro, images the internals with an electron microscope, and turns “logic folding” from a presentation phrase into a physical structure. The second half runs the Mate 90 Pro Max through benchmarks and games. The performance numbers matter. The teardown matters more. The teardown’s publication may matter most.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
America Calls It “Super Intelligence.” China Is Building a Different AI Order
Washington changed the name. The competition did not. On September 29, 2026, the Trump administration did something that looked cosmetic but had broader policy consequences: it instructed the U.S. executive branch to replace “Artificial Intelligence” and “AI” with “Super Intelligence” and “SI” in official correspondence, websites, reports, policy documents and other non-statutory government communications. The executive order says existing AI systems should now be understood under the new term and directs the administration to develop a federal definition of “Super Intelligence.”
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
After the Kimi Jailbreak: The AI Safety Playbook Is Already Broken
1. That Afternoon in the Lab July 2026, London. In Mindgard’s office, a researcher typed a string of instructions into a dialogue box. On the other end was Kimi K2.6, a trillion-parameter open-weight model released by Moonshot.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
Three lines outside the venue.
The first line The first line has formed near the loading dock. A man in a faded brown jacket has opened his laptop on his knee and is editing code. He squints at the screen. Types. Deletes. Types again. He does not look up.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
YOU’RE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE IN BED
At 9:03 a.m., you are technically at work. Technically is doing a lot of heavy lifting. Your laptop is open. Teams says Available. Your headset is somewhere within grabbing distance. You have answered one email, acknowledged one message from your supervisor, and moved your mouse enough times to convince Microsoft that you are a productive member of society.
By Dakota Denise about a month ago in 01
visionOS 27 Made My Vision Pro Feel Less Like a Demo and More Like a Tool
Apple released visionOS 27 on September 15, alongside iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27 Golden Gate, and watchOS 27. The update spreads across AI, environments, Control Center, windows, Mac collaboration, recording, and developer tools. Here is what changes when you put the headset on.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01