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iPhone Settings in 2020: 5G Auto (Saves battery).
iPhone Settings in 2026: 5G Always On (Fastest speeds).
Customer: "I upgraded to the new iPhone for better battery life. It dies faster than my old one."
Apple Support: "The new 5G modem requires more power to maintain a constant connection."
Customer: "I don't need 5G to scroll Instagram. Why is it forcing me to use the highest power setting?"
Apple Support: ".........."
Here is the exact hidden menu to force your iPhone to stay on LTE and double your battery life instantly ↓
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Robotic hands are now being braided like rope.
A startup called Allonic has found a new way to build them, using one automated machine that weaves fibers around the frame in a single process.
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DoorDash Checkout:
Food: $25.
Fees: $8.
Tip: $6.
Total: $39.
You wait 45 minutes. The driver marks it as "Delivered." There is no food at your door.
Customer: "My food was never delivered. The driver left it at the wrong house."
DoorDash Bot: "We are sorry! We have issued a refund of $12 to your account." (The $12 is just the food cost, minus fees and tip).
Customer: "I am not asking for a partial credit. I paid $39 for a service that was not rendered. Refund the entire $39 to my original payment method immediately, or I am filing a chargeback with my bank."
Here is the exact escalation script to force DoorDash to refund the fees and the tip when the driver fails to deliver ↓
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Less than 24 hours ago, Claude Fable 5.2 dropped.
Anthropic's most capable model yet.
People are already building insane things with it.
10 wild examples:
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Ever wondered why a slow push down a hallway feels so tense?
Flova’s Video Breakdown & Recreation skill studies the shot first: how the camera moves, how it’s framed, the rhythm, even the sound. Then it writes a shot-by-shot recreation plan.
In Flova 1.5, the analysis and the generation prompts sit in the same project, so the plan and the final video stay in sync.
Made with Flova 🎬 Want to try it yourself?
flova.tv/en/skill/?id=526f55…
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Fable 5.2 is here and Pro users get it free for a week.
I checked the pricing, usage limits, and where it makes sense over Opus 5.5.
Here's what to know before November 16:
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Your iPhone has a hidden keyboard feature that can save you hours of typing.
It's called Text Replacement.
You can create custom shortcuts that automatically turn into full sentences, email addresses, phone numbers, and frequently used phrases.
Once you set it up, you'll wonder how you ever typed without it.
Here are 10 iPhone Text Replacement tricks you should know. 🧵👇
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Horror directors spend years learning how to make a hallway scary.
I wanted to see if AI could figure out the “why” behind a shot like this, instead of just copying the look.
So I used Flova’s Video Breakdown & Recreation skill on it. It picked apart the slow camera push, the framing, the rhythm and the sound cues, then laid out a plan to recreate it shot by shot.
The breakdown and the generation prompts stay in one Flova 1.5 project, so nothing gets lost between the plan and the final clip.
Made with Flova 🎥 Give it a scene you love and see what it finds:
flova.tv/en/skill/?id=526f55…
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If a tactile representation really transfers to a sensor model outside pretraining, that’s a big deal. Robbyant says it held up on real robots. Reproducing this first, will report back.
What changes when robots can feel—not just see? 🤖✋
Meet LingBot-Touch, our open-source tactile foundation model towards dexterous manipulation, pretrained on nearly 5,000 hours of real tactile data.
Through unified heterogeneous tactile modeling, LingBot-Touch supports transfer across sensors, dexterous hands, tasks, and action models.
Watch it in action. 👇 #LingBot #EmbodiedAI #Robotics
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Don't just generate a video — think about where it could take you. Dreamina Marketing Studio gives you a starting point for marketing content. CapCut PC helps you turn that starting point into a finished piece with AI Edit, AI Extend and Multi-Track Editing. Refine the scenes, give important moments more time and match the sound effects to the action. Then publish it, use it to promote a product or include it in your portfolio. That's how a creative workflow can become part of a bigger earning plan.
Dreamina: bit.ly/4k0KTGe
CapCut PC: tinyurl.com/2v23rn22
#CapCutPC #CapCutDidThat #Dreamina #Smallbusinessmarketing #capcuteditpilot
🤝 Paid partnership
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🔴 Digital banks where you should NEVER put your money:
🥉 NOT EVEN IN JEST
・Revolut → They block your account without warning
・N26 → Tech support that's just for show
🥈 BETTER NOT
・Wise → Hidden fees everywhere
・PayPal → They rip you off with the exchange rate
🥇 TOP BANKS ↓↓
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5 of the biggest museums in the world will let you download their art for free, in high resolution, and use it for almost anything.
1. The Met, New York: 375,000+ public-domain images, free since 2017
2. Smithsonian: about 2.8 million images released into the public domain in 2020
3. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam: more than 700,000 works on Rijksstudio, including Rembrandt's The Night Watch
4. Art Institute of Chicago: 50,000+ public-domain images, free and unrestricted
5. Cleveland Museum of Art: more than half its collection, and you're even allowed to put it on merch
Wallpapers. Posters. Slides. Book covers. Thumbnails. Your own T-shirts.
Most people still screenshot paintings off Google Images.
Save this for the next time you need an image you're actually allowed to use.
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A man paid $1,099 for an iPhone.
He bought it because he wanted the best phone money could buy. He used it every day for 14 months. He took care of it. He never dropped it. He never let it overheat. He kept it in a case.
Then one morning he noticed it was dead by 2 PM. Every single day. He'd leave the house at 100% and by lunch he was hunting for a charger like it was oxygen.
So he did what every sensible person does. He went to the repair shop and paid $89 to replace the battery. He walked out feeling smart. Problem solved.
Two weeks later, the new battery was dying by 2 PM again.
Now he was angry. $1,099 for the phone. $89 for the battery. And the same problem, back like nothing had happened. He was seriously thinking about spending another $1,000 on a brand new phone.
That weekend, his cousin came over for dinner. His cousin spent six years working as a technician at the Apple Genius Bar. He's the person everyone in the family calls when their phone acts up.
The man handed him the phone and said, "I think this thing is just broken."
His cousin held it for 30 seconds. He scrolled through two screens. Then he looked up and said:
"You didn't need a new battery. You needed to change the factory settings."
The man laughed. "What factory settings?"
His cousin didn't laugh back. He said, "Sit down. I'm going to show you what your phone has been doing to itself every day for 14 months."
What he showed him next changed how this man uses his phone forever.
Here's everything that happened 🧵
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Two Tesla owners both updated to FSD 14.3 on the same night.
One had a 2021 Model 3 with Hardware 3.
One had a 2024 Model 3 with Hardware 4.
They drove together the next morning and compared experiences.
The HW4 driver described smooth unprotected left turns.
Confident roundabout navigation.
Zero phantom braking on the entire 15-mile route.
The HW3 driver described improved but still hesitant unprotected left turns.
One phantom braking event at a highway exit.
One intervention at a complex merge.
“We have the same update. Why is the experience so different?”
His neighbor, a former Tesla neural network deployment engineer, explained.
“FSD 14.3 was trained and optimized primarily on HW4 sensor data.
The improvements in this update are most fully realized on HW4 hardware.
HW3 receives the same update but runs it within the processing constraints of an older chip.
The gap between HW3 and HW4 FSD performance widened with this update rather than narrowed.
And Tesla did not mention that in the release notes.”
He looked at his phone.
Same version number in both apps.
Completely different experiences on the same roads.
“What exactly changed in 14.3 that made such a difference on HW4?”
His neighbor pulled out his laptop.
“Let me walk you through every significant change in this update. What it means on HW4. What it means on HW3. And what both owners should configure differently after installing it.”
They sat at the kitchen table for an hour.
Here is everything that changed in FSD 14.3 and exactly what it means for your specific hardware: 🧵
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Physical Intelligence, rumoured to be raising at $20B, said in a blog post in December 2025:
"Today, LLMs can solve gold medal IMO problems, but can't write down the answer with a pencil."
This is the biggest problem in robotics right now.
And it's called Moravec’s Paradox.
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I've seen 1950s atomic bomb photos my whole life, and I never noticed the strangest thing in them until this week.
Look at the bottom of the fireball. There are bright spikes shooting down toward the ground, like legs.
Those spikes have a name. A Los Alamos physicist named John Malik called them the "rope trick."
In the early 1950s, the US set off test bombs on top of towers in the Nevada desert. To hold each tower steady, engineers ran long guy wires from the top down to the ground.
The photos were taken with the rapatronic camera, built by MIT's Harold Edgerton and his colleagues. Each camera took one picture on one sheet of film, with an exposure of about three millionths of a second. To get a sequence, they lined up banks of four to ten cameras and fired them one after another.
At the moment those photos were taken, the surface of the fireball was over 20,000 kelvin. It was giving off more than 100 times the light intensity of the surface of the Sun.
Anything solid nearby soaked up that light. The guy wires heated so fast they turned into gas and blew outward.
That's what the spikes are. Wire, vaporized by light, before the blast wave even reached it.
Malik proved it with paint:
> Wires painted black made bigger spikes
> Wires painted with reflective paint or wrapped in aluminum foil made no spikes at all
> Bombs dropped from planes, set off on the surface or underground had no guy wires, and showed no rope trick
And the blotchy, mottled skin on the fireball? That's the vaporized bomb casing and tower housing splashing against the back of the shock wave from the inside.
Some of the most famous pictures of the most powerful weapon ever built come down to the color of a rope.
Most people look at these photos and see a bomb. Once you know about the wires, you can't stop seeing them.
What did you think those spikes were before today?
