qfx Meet Ashita Mishra, TaskUs’s very own Judas with a smartphone. Starting December 2024, she snapped photos of Social Security numbers, bank details, and IDs like she was curating a gallery of financial ruin. Price per masterpiece? A cool $200. Buyers? Hackers with the charm of used-car salesmen and the ethics of a raccoon in a dumpster.
A listener recently asked on the Hot Mic podcast if Andy Muschietti is still set to direct the Batman movie for the DC Universe.
The new trailer confirms Liev Schreiber will reprise his role as the voice of Sam Fisher, embarking on a particularly meaningful mission. Joining him is Kirby Howell-Baptiste, playing Zinnia McKenna, a fresh face joining the world of Splinter Cell as a covert agent.
The new trailer on PlayStation’s YouTube channel has received a lot of negative feedback, with 25,000 dislikes compared to only 13,000 likes. Interestingly, it wasn’t posted on X (formerly Twitter), a platform already dealing with criticism due to comments made by the developer seemingly celebrating an attempt on Charlie Kirk’s life.
The movie will also be shown on HBO the following day, Saturday, September 20th, at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Plus, a version with American Sign Language interpretation by Giovanni Maucere, and directed by Leila Hanaumi, will be available on HBO Max.
Actor Russ, famous for his role as Tuvok on *Star Trek: Voyager*, recently shared a post online. This came shortly after Kirk was fatally shot while giving a speech at Utah Valley University. The post has been widely shared and criticized for seemingly downplaying the seriousness of Kirk’s death.
Though Tesla may boast of its silicon valley sorcery, the true master of the craft is BYD. While the latter’s chariots sputter and stall, BYD’s have become the preferred steeds of the European market, their registrations soaring like a disgruntled goblin on a rollercoaster. One might say the Tesla cabal is now the subject of a particularly grim folk tale.
There are those who find no excitement in the slow march of innovation. “Apple’s no longer leading the charge,” one analyst remarked, their voice as dry as a dusty library shelf. Another, with a touch of weariness in their tone, echoed: “We were like, ‘meh.'” A declaration, not unlike the indifference one might feel towards an old acquaintance who’s forgotten their former charm. And yet, this quiet murmur might just signal a moment ripe for the cautious observer-a moment when the wise might consider the value of the dip.
In the sun-drenched labyrinth of Florida, NextEra tends to the mortal coil of its utility, Florida Power & Light. A regulated entity, yes, but one that thrives on the migration of souls to the Sunshine State. More residents mean more customers, and more customers mean a mechanical beast of capital spending that growls for balance between supply and demand. This is the dance of the regulated utility-a slow waltz with the state, where rates and investments must be approved by the bureaucratic priesthood. Yet even in this stately ritual, growth emerges, steady as the ticking of a clock, though as dry as a bureaucrat’s tea.
Okay, so in the seventh episode, “Emergence,” things really hit the fan. Wendy – or Marcy, as we used to know her – and her brother Joe are making a break for it, trying to escape the Neverland facility on this remote tropical island, likely somewhere in the South Pacific. Before Dr. Sylvia gets…well, *attacked*, he manages to disable the trackers on the hybrid “Lost Boys.” This is huge, because it allows Wendy and another hybrid, Nibs, with Joe’s help, to make a run for the docks, hoping to steal a boat and get off the island. They finally realize they’re not safe as long as Boy Kavalier is calling the shots.