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In a bold move, the French Burger King has launched a range of children's... pepper spray, a stun gun, and brass knuckles. This genius campaign coincides with National Anti-Bullying Day at school. While you won't be able to hit a bully with a toy brass knuckle, a portion of the proceeds from each "King Junior" meal will be donated to organizations that fight against bullying. Don't threaten Sasha from 5-B while sipping juice in your class.

Next-generation dash cameras look fantastic.

Guillermo del Toro's film "Frankenstein" has premiered in "free theaters" — critics and audiences are raving about the film, calling it the best of the director's career. It has a 95% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The film tells the story of Dr. Victor Frankenstein, who, through terrifying experiments, created a true monster. The cast is fantastic: Mia Goth ("Pearl"), Oscar Isaac ("Moon Knight"), and Christoph Waltz ("Inglourious Basterds"). A great movie night is guaranteed.

AI has not delivered: companies are starting to rehire laid-off employees — it turns out that neural networks are not replacing people as quickly as top executives had expected. — Analysts at Visier examined data from 2.4 million workers and discovered that the number of "returnees" is on the rise. 5.3% of laid-off employees have already returned to their former companies. — AI has proven to be effective in demos and presentations, but not in real-world applications. It automates minor tasks, but humans still need to tackle complex challenges. — Integration costs more than anticipated in Excel spreadsheets; — 95% of companies do not see any return on investment from AI, despite pouring billions into it. That's it: the hype about replacing people with machines is starting to crack. While layoffs were once justified in the name of progress, now progress itself is reaching out to former employees. Don't worry, neural networks won't take your job.

The postponement of GTA 6 is a true tragedy for the gaming industry. Dozens of publishers and studios are adjusting their game release schedules around the launch of this car theft simulator, and each new delay is critical. Everyone is so fearful of GTA that we will be left without major game releases in November and December—developers panicked and pushed back their titles upon learning the initial release date. They were even more alarmed when they found out that GTA was postponed to May 2026—once the plans are changed, there's no going back, and many releases had to be rescheduled again. These studios were worried about another potential delay for Grand Theft Auto to the end of 2026, which has now happened. It’s worth noting that this fear is not unfounded—launching in the same month as GTA literally spells disaster for smaller studios, while larger publishers risk losing all their efforts down the drain. When GTA 5 was released, it captured 50% of the market in the U.S.

It has been revealed when exactly GTA 6 will be released.

⚡️ GTA 6 has been delayed again — the game will now be released on November 19, 2026. Rockstar needs more time for polishing. This is the saddest news of the week.

⚡️ A CARTOON SERIES based on "Stranger Things" is coming — the first teaser for "Tales from 1985" has been released. The show aims to capture the vibe of Saturday morning cartoons that millennials grew up with. The premiere is set for 2026.

In Dagestan, authorities have arrested a "crypto-Gazel": inside, they discovered a full mining farm with 72 graphics cards. The criminals had tapped into someone else's electrical network and managed to drain 150,000 kWh, amounting to 1.5 million rubles. Meanwhile, cryptocurrency mining is completely banned in Dagestan. It's the perfect crime.

In Russia, a case has been opened for SEARCHING for "extremist" materials — the data was provided to the authorities by a telecom operator. According to a lawyer, on the morning of September 24, a young man was riding a bus, browsing the internet, and came across an article with extremist content. He then scrolled through it and deleted it from his search history. Later, the mobile operator (the specific one is not disclosed) reported the material to the FSB. The young man was summoned for questioning. He now faces a fine of up to 5,000 rubles. We should avoid the internet; you never know what might happen.

The crypto genius paid for his apartment rental using a P2P withdrawal, but as a result, the landlord's cards were blocked under Article 161 of the Federal Law. Now, the guy is urgently looking for a new place to live. Where did he go wrong?

A film about Michael Jackson has released its first teaser for the biopic titled "Michael." The movie will explore the journey of the legendary artist. The creators have put a lot of effort into the casting, with the role of the musician being played by his nephew Jaafar Jackson. Mark your calendars for April 24 to witness the path of the King.

The neural network will automatically adjust the framing — we've found a service that will create perfect photos for you. You can rotate the lens however you like — tilt it at 45–90 degrees, change the shooting angle, perspective, or zoom in significantly on the image. The best part is that it's free. Create beautiful compositions — here.

Formula 1 that you want to watch.

Yandex Music has enhanced its AI recommendations — now there are 12 languages available in the settings. You can choose from Japanese, Spanish, Korean, French, German, or even Uzbek, and the music in the recommendations will play exclusively in that language. To determine the language of a track, My Wave analyzes the vocals, lyrics, title of the song, and the name of the artist. Now we can learn foreign languages through personalized recommendations.

SanDisk has launched a revolutionary product: a miniature 1 TB flash drive that weighs only 3 grams. The Extreme Fit USB-C Flash Drive easily connects to PCs and smartphones, protrudes very little, and operates at speeds of up to 400 MB/s via USB-C 3.2 Gen 1. It will cost you just $120 (approximately 10,000 rubles).

The Russian Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology, and Mass Media (Roskomnadzor) is in shock: an unblocked app for online calls has been discovered in Russia. All that's left is to get a cat and buy it a smart feeder.

Zoomers abducted a schoolboy for gifts worth 60,000 rubles on Telegram — three gangsters have already been arrested. Under the pretext of a collaboration video, they lured the victim into their car, where they threatened his family. One particularly brazen gangster pulled out a gun and started shooting at the floor. Ultimately, they took the schoolboy's phone and stole gifts totaling 60,000 rubles. The victim was unexpectedly saved by a cryptocurrency wallet — the robbers noticed the app on the boy's phone and... let him go home to fetch the access key. What wouldn't one do for a bare-bones Durov?

⚡️ “Chainsaw Man: The Story of Reze” is now available on torrent sites — the most hyped anime has been leaked to “green stores.” By evening, the animated series will be online with Russian voiceovers — pirates have managed to improve the quality almost to perfection. The official premiere in Russia is on December 4. Anime fans are stocking up on snacks.