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ANYONE WITH A LAPTOP CAN NOW ACCESS SPY-GRADE SURVEILLANCE TOOLS FOR FREE. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY WILD. IT'S CALLED OSIRIS, AN OPEN-SOURCE CLONE OF PALANTIR $PLTR, THE $324 BILLION INTELLIGENCE COMPANY. IT LETS ANYONE WATCH EVERY COMMERCIAL FLIGHT, SPY SATELLITE, AND CCTV CAMERA. IT TRACKS MILITARY JETS, DETECTS GPS JAMMING,... show more

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SOMEONE JUST MADE TRAVEL AGENCIES OBSOLETE A guy walked through London with a camera on his head, uploaded a file, and now anyone on the planet can walk those same streets right in their browser without a ticket, hotel, or visa. Click -> you're there. Every cobblestone, every brick, every shadow between the buildings - exactly as it is in real life. The numbers break your brain: - Average London trip: $2,000-5,000 - Cost to make this scan: ~$200 - File size: smaller than a Netflix episode — File size: smaller than a Netflix episode The science is even wilder. It's called 3D Gaussian Splatting - instead of polygons like in video games, it uses millions of tiny glowing "splats" of color and depth, and AI reconstructs reality straight from your photos. The result opens on your phone and feels like teleportation. And the business opportunity is completely insane. People are already charging $500–2,000 per location for hotels, museums, restaurants, architecture firms - everyone wants this and almost nobody knows how to do it yet. One phone and one day in a city creates content that lives forever, and the whole thing is open source. London is no longer across the ocean. It's in your browser tab.

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🇨🇳🇺🇸 CHINA'S QUANTUM WARFARE TOOLS ARE ALREADY IN THE FIELD PLA just confirmed they're testing 10+ quantum cyber weapons on actual frontline missions. Not coming soon... happening now. The play: process battlefield data in seconds instead of hours. Mine public internet for military intel faster than anyone can respond. Build navigation systems that work when GPS gets jammed. Speed over firepower is the doctrine shift. While the U.S.'s still analyzing satellite photos, they've already moved forces. They spent a year collecting open-source data and turned it into live battlefield maps. Google-level data mining meets military-grade quantum processing. National University of Defense Technology in Changsha is running the show. Combining quantum + AI + cloud into one integrated system where information control = physical defense. The U.S. is building bigger weapons. China's making faster decisions. Whoever processes data first wins. Source: Science and Technology Daily, Cybernews

Mario Nawfal

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This is WILD and incredibly EYE OPENING. 🤯🤯🤯 Remember the “prophet” Kim Clement? Remember his “prophetic insight” about Trump taking office twice? Well, as it turns out, that wasn’t really “prophetic” at all. It was REMOTE VIEWING as part of the original CIA Project Stargate program. Yes, that SAME “Project Stargate” which Trump announced on his FIRST DAY back of his second term, where he announced collaboration with Larry Ellison (Oracle), and Sam Altman (Open AI) to build $500 BILLION worth in AI data centers through his term, and partnership with Palantir for the purposes of mass surveillance and setting up the police state Technocracy. To me, it now looks like “MAGA” is the PERFECT DISTRACTION and pacification project while this NWO Technocracy is being built at WARP SPEED, brought to you in part by Palantir and the CIA, which are really one in the same. Discernment is MORE IMPORTANT now than ever before. It really is TRUE that the entire world is a stage. This REALLY ties it all together. Thank you itty bitty for the video! 🙏🏻

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A guy named Jan-Christoph accidentally built the most useful directory of open-source projects on the internet. It is called LibreProjects. Search for what you need and it shows you open-source web services across 15 categories: > Social networks > Search engines > Cloud storage > Video calls > Spreadsheets > Presentations > Books > News > Audio > Graphics > Games > Development tools You will find Jitsi Meet for video calls, Nextcloud for cloud storage, EtherCalc for spreadsheets, Searx for search, and Project Gutenberg for books. Click a project and LibreProjects tells you what it does, which commercial product it can replace, what license it uses, and where you can inspect the source code. The clever part is what they refuse to list. A company cannot throw one open-source feature into a paid product and sneak into the directory wearing a fake mustache. The service should be open source, hosted, free to use, and simple enough for ordinary people. It is basically an escape map from subscription software. And somehow, almost nobody knows it exists.

A guy named Jan-Christoph accidentally built the most useful directory of open-source projects on the internet. It is called LibreProjects. Search for what you need and it shows you open-source web services across 15 categories: > Social networks > Search engines > Cloud storage > Video calls > Spreadsheets > Presentations > Books > News > Audio > Graphics > Games > Development tools You will find Jitsi Meet for video calls, Nextcloud for cloud storage, EtherCalc for spreadsheets, Searx for search, and Project Gutenberg for books. Click a project and LibreProjects tells you what it does, which commercial product it can replace, what license it uses, and where you can inspect the source code. The clever part is what they refuse to list. A company cannot throw one open-source feature into a paid product and sneak into the directory wearing a fake mustache. The service should be open source, hosted, free to use, and simple enough for ordinary people. It is basically an escape map from subscription software. And somehow, almost nobody knows it exists.

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We put 1000s of hours into building open-source camera glasses And now we're giving away everything we learned for free. Checkout this in-depth teardown of the Mentra Live smart glasses. As an OS company, our goal is to spread our OS. That goal encourages us to do crazy things, like build the world's best AI glasses for business and then show you how we made them... all in the name of spreading the OS. It also convinced us to make it 100% open source, so adoption is faster and easier. We're at risk of our competitors easily copypasting our code now... all in the name of spreading our OS. Now we've built the glasses for you, and we've taken the risk, and we've released an open SDK. Now your AI apps and agents can enter the real world on smart glasses. So now, what will you build?

We put 1000s of hours into building open-source camera glasses And now we're giving away everything we learned for free. Checkout this in-depth teardown of the Mentra Live smart glasses. As an OS company, our goal is to spread our OS. That goal encourages us to do crazy things, like build the world's best AI glasses for business and then show you how we made them... all in the name of spreading the OS. It also convinced us to make it 100% open source, so adoption is faster and easier. We're at risk of our competitors easily copypasting our code now... all in the name of spreading our OS. Now we've built the glasses for you, and we've taken the risk, and we've released an open SDK. Now your AI apps and agents can enter the real world on smart glasses. So now, what will you build?

cayden 凯登

20,509 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

I just built a Claude Code plugin that runs your entire Meta ads workflow 🤯 5 skills, one plugin: it spies on competitors, maps your whole category, writes your ad copy, grades it before launch, and audits your live ad account like a $10K agency. All inside Claude Code. And now, with Claude Fable 5, it's even more insane. Perfect for DTC brands, media buyers, and agencies tired of paying for 5 different ad tools that don't talk to each other. If you're spending hours scrolling the Ad Library by hand, exporting CSVs from Ads Manager every Monday, staring at a blank doc trying to write ad variation #14, launching creative and praying it converts... This plugin eliminates the entire loop: → /spy pulls every active ad a competitor is running, ranked by run-time (longevity = proven winners) → /competitors-extractor maps 3-5 brands head-to-head and finds the angles nobody's running → /bulk-creative spins 20 on-brand copy variations off the winning angle → /ad-score grades every ad 0-100 across 6 dimensions before you spend a cent → /ad-matter audits your live Meta account through Meta's official MCP and hands you a prioritized fix list No more Ad Library scrolling. No more $300/mo spy tools. No more launching blind. What you get: → Competitor intel ranked by what's actually been running longest → The open angles in your category nobody is using yet → 20 ad variations in your brand voice, on command → A 0-100 health score on your live ad account with a fix-this-week list Built 100% in Claude Code. I wrote a free step-by-step Playbook that walks you through building this entire plugin yourself: every skill, every script, every scoring rubric. Want access for free? >Like this post > Comment "SCALE" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)

Mike Futia

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RUSSIA IS WINNING THE IRAN WAR AND AMERICA DOESN'T REALIZE IT The US is fighting Iran. Russia is helping Iran. And America is paying for it. Here's what's actually happening: Russia just shipped a massive load of weapons to Iran. Hidden in a "humanitarian convoy" moving through Tajikistan. Same exact playbook it used to arm east Ukraine in 2014. But this time, Russia is doing MORE than just sending guns. THE REAL DANGER IS NOT THE CONVOY. IT IS EVERYTHING AROUND IT. Russia gave Iran real-time satellite intelligence. The exact location of every American warship in the Gulf. The exact coordinates of US troops on the ground. That intelligence is getting American soldiers killed. And while all this is happening, Trump lifted Russia sanctions. Worth $11 billion. So Russia is: • Arming Iran with weapons • Helping Iran target US troops with satellite data • Pocketing $150 million PER DAY from Trump's own sanction waiver • Making €7.7 billion in just 2 weeks from the Iran war Zelenskyy said it directly: Russia has already made $10 billion from this war. Every dollar Russia makes, it puts back into its war against Ukraine. This is not a side story. This is the main story. Russia started this war to win — and right now, it is. RT if you think this is being buried by the algorithm.

RUSSIA IS WINNING THE IRAN WAR AND AMERICA DOESN'T REALIZE IT The US is fighting Iran. Russia is helping Iran. And America is paying for it. Here's what's actually happening: Russia just shipped a massive load of weapons to Iran. Hidden in a "humanitarian convoy" moving through Tajikistan. Same exact playbook it used to arm east Ukraine in 2014. But this time, Russia is doing MORE than just sending guns. THE REAL DANGER IS NOT THE CONVOY. IT IS EVERYTHING AROUND IT. Russia gave Iran real-time satellite intelligence. The exact location of every American warship in the Gulf. The exact coordinates of US troops on the ground. That intelligence is getting American soldiers killed. And while all this is happening, Trump lifted Russia sanctions. Worth $11 billion. So Russia is: • Arming Iran with weapons • Helping Iran target US troops with satellite data • Pocketing $150 million PER DAY from Trump's own sanction waiver • Making €7.7 billion in just 2 weeks from the Iran war Zelenskyy said it directly: Russia has already made $10 billion from this war. Every dollar Russia makes, it puts back into its war against Ukraine. This is not a side story. This is the main story. Russia started this war to win — and right now, it is. RT if you think this is being buried by the algorithm.

🇨🇳 Wei Zhao 赵伟

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🚨 This isn’t sci-fi. It’s already live. Police departments across the U.S. are using Palantir Gotham — software originally built for intelligence agencies — to aggregate and analyze massive amounts of civilian data. With a single search (name, plate, phone), officers can access or infer: • Past addresses and known associates • Vehicle movement via automated license-plate readers (ALPRs) • Photos, tattoos, scars, prior arrests, and field interviews • Social-media and financial data when legally obtained or subpoenaed • Algorithmic “risk scores” that flag people based on patterns — not convictions This is sold as crime-fighting. But it creates centralized digital profiles of millions of Americans — many never charged with a crime — often with minimal public transparency or oversight. Once this infrastructure exists, it doesn’t shrink. It only expands. History has a name for systems like this. Watch the clip 👇 Do you think your local police department should be using tools like this without public debate? #Palantir #Privacy #CivilLiberties

🚨 This isn’t sci-fi. It’s already live. Police departments across the U.S. are using Palantir Gotham — software originally built for intelligence agencies — to aggregate and analyze massive amounts of civilian data. With a single search (name, plate, phone), officers can access or infer: • Past addresses and known associates • Vehicle movement via automated license-plate readers (ALPRs) • Photos, tattoos, scars, prior arrests, and field interviews • Social-media and financial data when legally obtained or subpoenaed • Algorithmic “risk scores” that flag people based on patterns — not convictions This is sold as crime-fighting. But it creates centralized digital profiles of millions of Americans — many never charged with a crime — often with minimal public transparency or oversight. Once this infrastructure exists, it doesn’t shrink. It only expands. History has a name for systems like this. Watch the clip 👇 Do you think your local police department should be using tools like this without public debate? #Palantir #Privacy #CivilLiberties

Jake

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OPEN SOURCE JUST CHANGED GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE 🛰️ With everything happening between US and Iran, you can’t rely only on headlines anymore. Meet World Monitor by Elie Habib a real time global intelligence dashboard that anyone can run locally. This is basically a free, self hosted alternative to expensive OSINT platforms. Here’s what it gives you: • 36+ toggleable map layers military bases, active conflicts, naval vessels, satellite fire detection, protests, infrastructure targets • 150+ live news feeds aggregated in one place • AI powered focal point detection that connects news spikes, military activity, protests and outages into one convergence zone • Country Instability Index with real time risk scores based on protest data, conflicts, displacement, outages and climate anomalies • Temporal anomaly detection like “military flights 3.2x normal for Thursday” using a 90 day rolling baseline • 8 live video streams including Bloomberg, Al Jazeera, Sky News, CNBC directly inside the dashboard • AI summarization runs locally through Ollama no API keys, no data leaving your machine • 4 variants from one codebase geopolitics, tech, finance and even a happy news version Runs as a native desktop app on macOS, Windows and Linux. This is AI powered OSINT, real time geopolitical monitoring, infrastructure tracking and news aggregation — all inside a unified situational awareness interface. Governments spend millions on tools like this. Now it’s 100% free and open source. The future of global intelligence is decentralized. #worldmonitor #usa #uae #iran #israel

OPEN SOURCE JUST CHANGED GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE 🛰️ With everything happening between US and Iran, you can’t rely only on headlines anymore. Meet World Monitor by Elie Habib a real time global intelligence dashboard that anyone can run locally. This is basically a free, self hosted alternative to expensive OSINT platforms. Here’s what it gives you: • 36+ toggleable map layers military bases, active conflicts, naval vessels, satellite fire detection, protests, infrastructure targets • 150+ live news feeds aggregated in one place • AI powered focal point detection that connects news spikes, military activity, protests and outages into one convergence zone • Country Instability Index with real time risk scores based on protest data, conflicts, displacement, outages and climate anomalies • Temporal anomaly detection like “military flights 3.2x normal for Thursday” using a 90 day rolling baseline • 8 live video streams including Bloomberg, Al Jazeera, Sky News, CNBC directly inside the dashboard • AI summarization runs locally through Ollama no API keys, no data leaving your machine • 4 variants from one codebase geopolitics, tech, finance and even a happy news version Runs as a native desktop app on macOS, Windows and Linux. This is AI powered OSINT, real time geopolitical monitoring, infrastructure tracking and news aggregation — all inside a unified situational awareness interface. Governments spend millions on tools like this. Now it’s 100% free and open source. The future of global intelligence is decentralized. #worldmonitor #usa #uae #iran #israel

CryptoWala

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🚨 SOMEONE JUST KILLED THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY A guy scanned an entire house with his phone. Uploaded it. Now anyone on Earth can walk through it in a browser tab. No app. No VR. No agent. No appointment. Click → you’re inside. Every room. Every angle. Every shadow. Photoreal. The numbers are insane: - Agent fee on a $500k home: $15,000 - Cost to make this scan: ~$200 - Time to “tour” 50 houses: one evening - File size: smaller than a TikTok The science is wild too: It’s called 3D Gaussian Splatting instead of polygons (how games render), it uses millions of tiny glowing “splats” of color and depth. AI reconstructs reality from your photos. The result loads on a phone and looks like you’re THERE. The grift opportunity is even wilder: Freelancers are already charging $300–$800 per scan for realtors, Airbnbs, venues, car dealers, museums. One person + one phone + one weekend = a business. 100% Open source. Built on PlayCanvas.

🚨 SOMEONE JUST KILLED THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY A guy scanned an entire house with his phone. Uploaded it. Now anyone on Earth can walk through it in a browser tab. No app. No VR. No agent. No appointment. Click → you’re inside. Every room. Every angle. Every shadow. Photoreal. The numbers are insane: - Agent fee on a $500k home: $15,000 - Cost to make this scan: ~$200 - Time to “tour” 50 houses: one evening - File size: smaller than a TikTok The science is wild too: It’s called 3D Gaussian Splatting instead of polygons (how games render), it uses millions of tiny glowing “splats” of color and depth. AI reconstructs reality from your photos. The result loads on a phone and looks like you’re THERE. The grift opportunity is even wilder: Freelancers are already charging $300–$800 per scan for realtors, Airbnbs, venues, car dealers, museums. One person + one phone + one weekend = a business. 100% Open source. Built on PlayCanvas.

ZoAina

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