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QuePay embeds mobile money payments and real-time intelligence into any automated system, from water ATMs to coffee machines. Their traction: —Transaction volume of Sh19.5m($150K) in 7 months after launch. —110+ devices deployed. Their ask: Sh65m ($500K) investment.

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introducing: the open ecosystem for physical intelligence. a unified foundation where real-time, verified data from machines powers intelligent systems that sense, reason, and act in the real world. today marks a new chapter for IoTeX. visit the new website: since 2017, we've connected millions of smart devices to blockchain and helped launch the global DePIN movement. we built a high-performance L1 for machines, then modular infrastructure for DePINs. now, we're expanding into AI. this is chapter 3 for IoTeX. and the next evolution for AI.

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Important Notice on Mobile Money Complaints from Governor Michael Atingi-Ego. If you believe you have been defrauded through mobile money: - First, report the matter to your mobile money service provider. - If you are not satisfied with their response, escalate it to the Bank of Uganda, especially if it concerns mobile money operations. The Bank is not aware of any unresolved complaints raised through the proper channels. If you have any concerns, please don't hesitate to share them with the Director of Communications and Public Relations and the Director of National Payments Systems so that we can look into them and work towards a solution together. Please write us here or - fcem@bou.or.ug / info@bou.or.ug Your concerns matter, and we take them seriously. #BOUConnects

Important Notice on Mobile Money Complaints from Governor Michael Atingi-Ego. If you believe you have been defrauded through mobile money: - First, report the matter to your mobile money service provider. - If you are not satisfied with their response, escalate it to the Bank of Uganda, especially if it concerns mobile money operations. The Bank is not aware of any unresolved complaints raised through the proper channels. If you have any concerns, please don't hesitate to share them with the Director of Communications and Public Relations and the Director of National Payments Systems so that we can look into them and work towards a solution together. Please write us here or - [email protected] / [email protected] Your concerns matter, and we take them seriously. #BOUConnects

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Sandown This is totally embarrassing in any stadia. Dirty tables. No service. Self serve machines to order. A track run on uncontrolled beer sales and little else Absolutely no evidence of management, love, nor care Add this to the fights taking place both yesterday and today. Families shouldn't attend these venues Mirrored at Kempton, despite record investment by betting comoanies and glorified claims from JCR 'all money goes back into racing' - the reality is zero investment in these tracks. Where does the money go?? Jockey Club should hang their heads in utter shame. Imagine the likes of Mullen and Harding head straight up to their private box. Gloriously ignorant of how far the product has fallen under their stewardship

Sandown This is totally embarrassing in any stadia. Dirty tables. No service. Self serve machines to order. A track run on uncontrolled beer sales and little else Absolutely no evidence of management, love, nor care Add this to the fights taking place both yesterday and today. Families shouldn't attend these venues Mirrored at Kempton, despite record investment by betting comoanies and glorified claims from JCR 'all money goes back into racing' - the reality is zero investment in these tracks. Where does the money go?? Jockey Club should hang their heads in utter shame. Imagine the likes of Mullen and Harding head straight up to their private box. Gloriously ignorant of how far the product has fallen under their stewardship

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Under PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji's Digital India vision to integrate technology with governance, launched the Civil Registration System mobile application today. This application will make registration of births and deaths seamless and hassle-free by allowing citizens to register at any time, from any place, and in their state's official language. It will significantly reduce the time required for registration.

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🚨 PEOPLE ARE WASHING THEIR UNDERWEAR IN HOTEL COFFEE MAKERS — NOW THEY’RE FLOODING GOODWILL SHELVES A woman walks into Goodwill… and immediately stops. Entire shelves packed with identical hotel coffee machines. Same model. Same color. Dozens of them. All dumped at once. Like they were pulled straight out of hotel rooms overnight. This comes right after a video went viral of a travel influencer who admitted she uses hotel coffee makers to wash her underwear. Drops them inside… hits brew… and lets boiling water run through it. She calls it “brilliant.” Says she learned it from a flight attendant. Claims “tons of people already do this.” Let that sit for a second. Those machines aren’t monitored. They’re not deep-cleaned between guests. They go from person to person… room to room. And right after that video spreads everywhere… hotel coffee machines start showing up at Goodwill. In bulk. Be honest, are you ever using a hotel coffee maker again after seeing this?

🚨 PEOPLE ARE WASHING THEIR UNDERWEAR IN HOTEL COFFEE MAKERS — NOW THEY’RE FLOODING GOODWILL SHELVES A woman walks into Goodwill… and immediately stops. Entire shelves packed with identical hotel coffee machines. Same model. Same color. Dozens of them. All dumped at once. Like they were pulled straight out of hotel rooms overnight. This comes right after a video went viral of a travel influencer who admitted she uses hotel coffee makers to wash her underwear. Drops them inside… hits brew… and lets boiling water run through it. She calls it “brilliant.” Says she learned it from a flight attendant. Claims “tons of people already do this.” Let that sit for a second. Those machines aren’t monitored. They’re not deep-cleaned between guests. They go from person to person… room to room. And right after that video spreads everywhere… hotel coffee machines start showing up at Goodwill. In bulk. Be honest, are you ever using a hotel coffee maker again after seeing this?

HustleBitch

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Feargal Sharkey, "I'm beyond being shocked any more. It is simply confirmation, as if it were ever needed, this water industry is out of control" "Clearly government has little influence over it. And Ofwat the regulator, it seems they have even less" "The simple truth is, the water companies have gamed the system to their benefit. They're taken our money - and by the way bills have gone up already by 60% in real terms since privitisation" "They've taken the money we give in good faith to invest in infrastructure in water supply. None of that has happened' "It's imply gone to benefit their shareholders and drive their corporate greed and profiteering"

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Farrukh

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With many Jamaicans utilising rivers, streams, and any available water source for their domestic needs after Hurricane Melissa, Mission Mules, a Christian non-profit disaster response organisation, has deployed a reverse osmosis machine to purify water here. Within hours of the machine being operational on Sunday, residents of Great Bay near Treasure Beach in southern St Elizabeth were being supplied with thousands of gallons of water from a pond in the community.

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🚨 REPORTER: What would block Iran from rebuilding and acquiring a nuclear weapon in the future? JD VANCE: "They'd have to get a LOT of money. Billions and BILLIONS of nuclear infrastructure the US destroyed...we have them in an economic chokehold that won't release until they fundamentally change." "That means a real inspections and enforcement regime. The destruction of their stockpile." "They need money to do ANYTHING. Their economy is in dire straits. To get ANY integration into the world economy, they must show and verify for us they changed their behavior."

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Hospitals are hiding their money—and I’ve seen the books. When I looked into Houston Methodist, I found over 26 different EINs. They’ve built a complex web to spread money around and keep their financials in the dark. I’ve sued to get these records made public, but the “Medical Mafia” doesn’t give up its secrets easily. It’s time for a real audit of the healthcare system. Who’s ready for some transparency?

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this Claude bot finds local businesses with ugly websites or none at all, rebuilds and their mobile apps, then emails the owner a postcard...on autopilot. here's how agencies can use this system and land clients: - scrapes every local business in a city in real time - filters by review count + rating + last update date + site quality - pulls the strongest photos and copy from their Google Maps listing - samples the brand palette from the business's own visual identity - AI rebuilds it into a brand-matched website + mobile app - writes a postcard quoting a real reviewer + what they loved - mails it to the owner by first name with a preview QR every step from discovery to brand-matching to outreach is automated. reply "GUIDE" + RT and I'll send you a free guide so you can build this too

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New mass surveillance technology is being deployed in America, it will track Americans via Bluetooth connection from their devices If “you thought Flock was bad, something even more terrifying is being installed all over America. It's made by a defense contractor called Leonardo, and here's what it does” So the biggest problem with these LPRs, license plate readers like Flock, is that it needs to use a license plate to identify you This company has found a way around that They've made a device that can be installed next to any existing license plate reader that once it's installed, that next time they pull your license plate, it will pull all the unique Bluetooth identifiers from all the smart devices in your car. But it doesn’t stop there, it gets worse Once they have those devices, they link them to you via your license plate, and now they never need to scan your license plate again. These new sensors can be installed anywhere, and they can even see who's traveling with you It’s made by Leonardo DRS, they are a defense and technology company that works with U.S. military, law enforcement and intelligence agencies These devices are reportedly being deployed or tested in various US cities alongside existing LPR networks It’s called SignalTrace and it can be easily added onto any existing camera of their or Flock It’s described as “An advanced intelligence system that upgrades standard license plate readers to track people by their smart devices they carry, rather than just by their vehicles This is insane and should be federally banned. This is the surveillance state

New mass surveillance technology is being deployed in America, it will track Americans via Bluetooth connection from their devices If “you thought Flock was bad, something even more terrifying is being installed all over America. It's made by a defense contractor called Leonardo, and here's what it does” So the biggest problem with these LPRs, license plate readers like Flock, is that it needs to use a license plate to identify you This company has found a way around that They've made a device that can be installed next to any existing license plate reader that once it's installed, that next time they pull your license plate, it will pull all the unique Bluetooth identifiers from all the smart devices in your car. But it doesn’t stop there, it gets worse Once they have those devices, they link them to you via your license plate, and now they never need to scan your license plate again. These new sensors can be installed anywhere, and they can even see who's traveling with you It’s made by Leonardo DRS, they are a defense and technology company that works with U.S. military, law enforcement and intelligence agencies These devices are reportedly being deployed or tested in various US cities alongside existing LPR networks It’s called SignalTrace and it can be easily added onto any existing camera of their or Flock It’s described as “An advanced intelligence system that upgrades standard license plate readers to track people by their smart devices they carry, rather than just by their vehicles This is insane and should be federally banned. This is the surveillance state

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Most people sell one AI service and cap their income there. Here's the upsell menu that turns a $999 client into an $8K one: - Process redesign: Cut a broken 16-step process down to 7. No automation yet. $3,000–$3,500. - Automation build: A simple Zapier or Make flow for cut-and-dry tasks. ~$1,500. - Knowledge system: Train a custom GPT on their docs. - Custom workflow: Build Claude skills for their proprietary process. Bolt on a monthly retainer to maintain them. - Full implementation: Any combination of the above. ~$8,000. The $999 assessment is just the door. Everything after it is the real money.

Most people sell one AI service and cap their income there. Here's the upsell menu that turns a $999 client into an $8K one: - Process redesign: Cut a broken 16-step process down to 7. No automation yet. $3,000–$3,500. - Automation build: A simple Zapier or Make flow for cut-and-dry tasks. ~$1,500. - Knowledge system: Train a custom GPT on their docs. - Custom workflow: Build Claude skills for their proprietary process. Bolt on a monthly retainer to maintain them. - Full implementation: Any combination of the above. ~$8,000. The $999 assessment is just the door. Everything after it is the real money.

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Our water supply is AT RISK. At least 7 states just experienced a hack on their water systems that officials believe came from Iran. Protecting our water is up to ALL OF US. Your local water board meets in public—and those rooms are usually empty. It’s time to show up and ask these 7 crucial questions until they ANSWER: - Is any control system reachable from the public internet? If so, what are you doing to FIX that to protect it from hackers? - Has the default password been changed on every controller we own? Because Iran has ALREADY hacked our systems by just entering a default password. Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, 2023. Look it up. It's INFURIATING. - If we lost every computer tonight, can operators run the plant manually—and when was the last time they practiced? - Can we see the summary of our AWIA Risk Assessment and Emergency Response Plan? - Has the utility signed up for CISA's free vulnerability scanning? - Is the utility a member of WaterISAC to track threats in real time? - How secure is our SCADA system? We have entered the era of cyber warfare. Share this list, take it to your next town meeting, and secure your local water.

Our water supply is AT RISK. At least 7 states just experienced a hack on their water systems that officials believe came from Iran. Protecting our water is up to ALL OF US. Your local water board meets in public—and those rooms are usually empty. It’s time to show up and ask these 7 crucial questions until they ANSWER: - Is any control system reachable from the public internet? If so, what are you doing to FIX that to protect it from hackers? - Has the default password been changed on every controller we own? Because Iran has ALREADY hacked our systems by just entering a default password. Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, 2023. Look it up. It's INFURIATING. - If we lost every computer tonight, can operators run the plant manually—and when was the last time they practiced? - Can we see the summary of our AWIA Risk Assessment and Emergency Response Plan? - Has the utility signed up for CISA's free vulnerability scanning? - Is the utility a member of WaterISAC to track threats in real time? - How secure is our SCADA system? We have entered the era of cyber warfare. Share this list, take it to your next town meeting, and secure your local water.

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#WATCH | Hisar: The Haryana unit of the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has written to the state government regarding the withdrawal of services by Ayushman empanelled hospitals from August 7, 2025, due to non-payment of dues. Former Haryana IMA President Dr Ajay Mahajan says, " For the last two years, we have been repeatedly facing the problem that our payments get stopped. Due to this, the hospitals also lack the financial resources to make their payments. The hospitals have to make immediate payments to their doctors, their staff, their vendors, but the government is making these payments after three months, four months, six months and even then, it makes unwanted deductions. Due to this, a huge financial burden has fallen on the hospitals. Due to this, the hospitals have decided to request the government to pay all the dues till 15th July by 7th August, otherwise we will not be able to provide further services... Now, after giving our notice, the government says that we have sanctioned Rs 310 crores, but that sanctioning and getting the money will take time. We have about 650 to 700 hospitals, which are private sector hospitals, that were providing their services to the government under Ayushman Bharat. Now, because the debt burden on them has increased, they are unable to provide their services further. We have requested the government that all the payments till 15th July should be made by the 7th so that the hospital can run smoothly..."

#WATCH | Hisar: The Haryana unit of the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has written to the state government regarding the withdrawal of services by Ayushman empanelled hospitals from August 7, 2025, due to non-payment of dues. Former Haryana IMA President Dr Ajay Mahajan says, " For the last two years, we have been repeatedly facing the problem that our payments get stopped. Due to this, the hospitals also lack the financial resources to make their payments. The hospitals have to make immediate payments to their doctors, their staff, their vendors, but the government is making these payments after three months, four months, six months and even then, it makes unwanted deductions. Due to this, a huge financial burden has fallen on the hospitals. Due to this, the hospitals have decided to request the government to pay all the dues till 15th July by 7th August, otherwise we will not be able to provide further services... Now, after giving our notice, the government says that we have sanctioned Rs 310 crores, but that sanctioning and getting the money will take time. We have about 650 to 700 hospitals, which are private sector hospitals, that were providing their services to the government under Ayushman Bharat. Now, because the debt burden on them has increased, they are unable to provide their services further. We have requested the government that all the payments till 15th July should be made by the 7th so that the hospital can run smoothly..."

ANI

10,453 views • 1 year ago

An Alabama election worker went across the street and made a copy of a ballot on regular notebook paper and fed it into an ES&S election machine and it read and counted the ballot without any issues. Dominion voting machines aren't the only machines compromised, ES&S machines have the same issues and features. Dominion also has machines that are able to scan and mark ballots after the last time a voter touches their ballot. They can even change the settings to mimic a human to purposely not fill in the bubble neatly when selecting a candidate. What's also concerning is Georgia's reversal rates on their machines, which was around 15% to 20% in the 2020 election. What do these machines need to do when marking a ballot? Reverse the ballot and the refeeds itself before marking the ballot.

An Alabama election worker went across the street and made a copy of a ballot on regular notebook paper and fed it into an ES&S election machine and it read and counted the ballot without any issues. Dominion voting machines aren't the only machines compromised, ES&S machines have the same issues and features. Dominion also has machines that are able to scan and mark ballots after the last time a voter touches their ballot. They can even change the settings to mimic a human to purposely not fill in the bubble neatly when selecting a candidate. What's also concerning is Georgia's reversal rates on their machines, which was around 15% to 20% in the 2020 election. What do these machines need to do when marking a ballot? Reverse the ballot and the refeeds itself before marking the ballot.

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74,294 views • 2 months ago

Members of the FDNY Robotics Unit assisted in the rescue of a swimmer in distress on Saturday at Beach 108th Street off Rockaway Beach by deploying emergency flotation devices from above while providing real-time aerial support to responding crews. As surf conditions deteriorated, FDNY members, using drones, quickly located the swimmer and deployed two inflatable safety buoys, providing immediate flotation until NYC Parks Lifeguards reached the person and brought them to shore. "The Robotics Unit is a force multiplier during water rescue operations," Lt. David Melendez said. "Our ability to quickly locate victims, provide real-time intelligence to the Incident Commander and deliver emergency flotation devices within moments gives responders valuable time and additional options when every second matters. These rescues highlight how technology and teamwork together can save lives." ⚠️ We remind New Yorkers and visitors to swim only when lifeguards are on duty, follow the posted safety signs, and to stay alert to changing water conditions.

Members of the FDNY Robotics Unit assisted in the rescue of a swimmer in distress on Saturday at Beach 108th Street off Rockaway Beach by deploying emergency flotation devices from above while providing real-time aerial support to responding crews. As surf conditions deteriorated, FDNY members, using drones, quickly located the swimmer and deployed two inflatable safety buoys, providing immediate flotation until NYC Parks Lifeguards reached the person and brought them to shore. "The Robotics Unit is a force multiplier during water rescue operations," Lt. David Melendez said. "Our ability to quickly locate victims, provide real-time intelligence to the Incident Commander and deliver emergency flotation devices within moments gives responders valuable time and additional options when every second matters. These rescues highlight how technology and teamwork together can save lives." ⚠️ We remind New Yorkers and visitors to swim only when lifeguards are on duty, follow the posted safety signs, and to stay alert to changing water conditions.

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12,549 views • 11 days ago

Chainlink went from zero to 10-20% of all Polymarket volume in six months. William Reilly explains how. "This isn't just about 'up-down' bets." "It’s about providing the millisecond-frequency data that allows thousands of traders to hedge their books in real-time." "We've done over $3.5 billion in total volume." f you can rinse and repeat a hedge every five minutes with millisecond accuracy, are we looking at the death of the "Slow Oracle" for high-frequency finance?

Chainlink went from zero to 10-20% of all Polymarket volume in six months. William Reilly explains how. "This isn't just about 'up-down' bets." "It’s about providing the millisecond-frequency data that allows thousands of traders to hedge their books in real-time." "We've done over $3.5 billion in total volume." f you can rinse and repeat a hedge every five minutes with millisecond accuracy, are we looking at the death of the "Slow Oracle" for high-frequency finance?

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