Arsenal got whacked by Fleetwood?
I shouldn’t see any tweets from the Arsenal lot rest of the season
When I meet dejected and low energy people/pessimists I immediately feel it.
Negativity is an intoxicant
Ali retweeted
I regret to inform you that everything matters. Small things become big things. You don't get to pick and choose when to show up, because the world will ignore your best and judge you for your worst. The one who brings energy every single day will win. Because everything matters.
Ali retweeted
One of the reasons so many average people stay poor is because they believe they are special. They believe their life is going to magically change because they're going to get a letter in the mail from magic school inviting them on an adventure.
The reality is, we get those letters every single day. They just look like risk and a shitload of work, with no guarantee of a payoff.
585GB out of the 590GB is some iteration of - “can you make sure that you’ve run a spell check - can you make sure the font and text is the same throughout the document - fix the letter head”
So no real damage done to PWC, big 4 is the most hilarious place in the world
🚨Cyber Alert ‼️
🇬🇧UK - 𝗣𝘄𝗖
The Everest hacking group claims to have stolen 590.69 GB of data from PwC, comprising 108,426 files allegedly originating from its internal HR and learning systems.
The data reportedly includes employee information, employment and training records, internal audit methodologies, confidential documents, and SSO source code. The alleged breach affects multiple PwC regional operations, including Australia, China, Canada, and the UK, with one HR dataset reportedly containing 213,084 records.
Threat actor: Everest
Sector: Professional
Data exposure (claimed): 590.69 GB of data (108,426 files)
Data type: Employee records, personal data, training records, internal audit documents, SSO source code and configuration files
Observed: Oct 22, 2026
Status: Pending verification
ESIX©: 6.37
Full details and impact assessment on HackRisk.io
Maybe it’s just me but I believe it’s a bit insensitive to go into numbers on a public platform where we have people from all walks of life.
Counter argument obviously being that we need to actually acknowledge how expensive groceries/food now is and have a conversation about it.
