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In a video posted April 2, Linus Tech Tips founder Linus Sebastian revealed his company's real private jet, a trijet nicknamed the 'Millennial Falcon' that they got for effectively $0* thanks to major upgrades like freshly overhauled engines worth millions. The plane, operated as Influence Air, has flown the team to events like CES 2026 in Las Vegas and The Tonight Show in New York since late 2025, with Sebastian calling it a smart buy for group travel that's cheaper than commercial flights. Fans cheered the fun reveal, but critics pointed to recent employee departures over pay and rushed projects, plus the jet's high CO2 emissions topping 100 metric tons.

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Linus Sebastian stepped aboard the 1990 Dassault Falcon 900B, grinning as he showed off gold-plated sinks from its UAE government days and seats that fold into beds.

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The 22-year-old third baseman, Milwaukee's No. 6 prospect, launched his third homer in five Double-A games—his 23rd of 2026—off Biscuits pitcher Kmatz, stretching Biloxi's lead to 5-0 mid-game. Signed for $3.5 million after the Brewers drafted him 20th overall from Tennessee in 2025, Fischer boasts a scorching .294 average and 1.400 OPS since his June 15 promotion, leading the organization with 22 homers this season despite some strikeout issues. Fans are excited about his power, with his trajectory pointing toward a big-league debut in 2027.

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Andrew Fischer didn't hold back, smashing a home run right onto the roof at Riverwalk Stadium. The blast helped his Biloxi Shuckers cruise to a 5-1 victory over the Montgomery Biscuits.

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The buzz kicked off right after *The Game Needs Us* landed on May 11, featuring tracks like 'Rum & Soda' and 'Back Outside' that debuted at No. 2 on Apple Music Nigeria. Fans shout out classics such as WURLD's sultry *I Love Girls With Trobul*, Obongjayar's soulful *Sweetness*, Lojay's massive 'Monalisa' from *LV N ATTN*, and Wizkid's long-running gems from 'Beat of Life' to recent features. One fan joked WURLD and Sarz sound so alike they once seemed like the same person, while others praise Sarz's knack for building careers through these chemistry-packed projects.

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Sarz and BNXN just dropped their joint EP, and fans are fired up picking his top partner from years of hits with Wizkid, WURLD, and more.

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The buzz kicked off right after *The Game Needs Us* landed on May 11, featuring tracks like 'Rum & Soda' and 'Back Outside' that debuted at No. 2 on Apple Music Nigeria. Fans shout out classics such as WURLD's sultry *I Love Girls With Trobul*, Obongjayar's soulful *Sweetness*, Lojay's massive 'Monalisa' from *LV N ATTN*, and Wizkid's long-running gems from 'Beat of Life' to recent features. One fan joked WURLD and Sarz sound so alike they once seemed like the same person, while others praise Sarz's knack for building careers through these chemistry-packed projects.

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Sarz and BNXN just dropped their joint EP, and fans are fired up picking his top partner from years of hits with Wizkid, WURLD, and more.

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The memes use simple color codes: green for must-have core lands, light green for desired areas, yellow for neutral, orange for unlikely, and red for no chance. Polish maps often claim Lviv, Vilnius, and parts of Ukraine or Belarus, while Hungarians eye Transylvania, Slovakia, and Croatia, revisiting losses from the 1920 Treaty of Trianon. Most entries mix history geekery with humor—tongue-in-cheek 'larps' that turn old treaties into fun coloring exercises, though some get snarky about rival claims. Ukrainians and others have joined with their own versions, keeping the lighthearted alternate history vibe alive.

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Imagine grabbing a digital crayon and sketching your country's dream borders after World War I. Users from Poland, Hungary, and neighbors are doing just that with colorful maps full of 'what if' wishes.

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The memes use simple color codes: green for must-have core lands, light green for desired areas, yellow for neutral, orange for unlikely, and red for no chance. Polish maps often claim Lviv, Vilnius, and parts of Ukraine or Belarus, while Hungarians eye Transylvania, Slovakia, and Croatia, revisiting losses from the 1920 Treaty of Trianon. Most entries mix history geekery with humor—tongue-in-cheek 'larps' that turn old treaties into fun coloring exercises, though some get snarky about rival claims. Ukrainians and others have joined with their own versions, keeping the lighthearted alternate history vibe alive.

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Imagine grabbing a digital crayon and sketching your country's dream borders after World War I. Users from Poland, Hungary, and neighbors are doing just that with colorful maps full of 'what if' wishes.

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Nance, a retired Senior Chief Petty Officer and naval intelligence technician, claimed he 'ran' Operation Praying Mantis, a U.S. retaliation that sank Iranian warships after they mined the Persian Gulf. Veterans countered that Rear Adm. Anthony A. Less commanded from the USS Coronado, with Nance aboard the USS Wainwright providing signals intelligence support as an E-5 or similar rank after just seven years in service. Participants like CDR Salamander and others shared photos and details from Earnest Will, emphasizing Nance held no leadership role. The pushback highlights questions over his past media claims amid current Strait of Hormuz tensions.

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Former sailor Malcolm Nance boasted in a video about commanding a task force that crushed Iran's navy in 1988. Navy veterans who were there quickly called him out, sharing service records to set the story straight.

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Nance, a retired Senior Chief Petty Officer and naval intelligence technician, claimed he 'ran' Operation Praying Mantis, a U.S. retaliation that sank Iranian warships after they mined the Persian Gulf. Veterans countered that Rear Adm. Anthony A. Less commanded from the USS Coronado, with Nance aboard the USS Wainwright providing signals intelligence support as an E-5 or similar rank after just seven years in service. Participants like CDR Salamander and others shared photos and details from Earnest Will, emphasizing Nance held no leadership role. The pushback highlights questions over his past media claims amid current Strait of Hormuz tensions.

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Former sailor Malcolm Nance boasted in a video about commanding a task force that crushed Iran's navy in 1988. Navy veterans who were there quickly called him out, sharing service records to set the story straight.

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A NASA livestream showed the International Space Station transiting the Moon during ground observation, with astronauts capturing live 4K images of the Moon and crescent Earth from the station. Viewers watched real-time footage, including shots from inside the capsule and processed screenshots from NASA TV coverage.

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A pull request for the Bitcoin Knots fork introduces Lua-based heuristics to score and reject spam in OP_RETURN transactions, countering techniques like Ordiknots that evade current filters. Proponents, including Knots maintainer Luke Dashjr, argue it helps preserve Bitcoin as a monetary network by addressing non-financial data payloads. Bitcoin Core contributor Peter Todd criticizes the proposal as enabling subjective censorship and potential centralization, similar to OFAC compliance issues. This development highlights the ongoing policy divide between Bitcoin Core's relaxed OP_RETURN limits and Knots' stricter spam controls, with Knots adoption at 15-20% of nodes.

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Bitcoin Knots developers unveil Lua scripting to filter out evolving OP_RETURN spam tactics, but prominent voices warn it risks centralizing Bitcoin's node policies.

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A pull request for the Bitcoin Knots fork introduces Lua-based heuristics to score and reject spam in OP_RETURN transactions, countering techniques like Ordiknots that evade current filters. Proponents, including Knots maintainer Luke Dashjr, argue it helps preserve Bitcoin as a monetary network by addressing non-financial data payloads. Bitcoin Core contributor Peter Todd criticizes the proposal as enabling subjective censorship and potential centralization, similar to OFAC compliance issues. This development highlights the ongoing policy divide between Bitcoin Core's relaxed OP_RETURN limits and Knots' stricter spam controls, with Knots adoption at 15-20% of nodes.

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At the May 30-31 RescueVerse convention in Nashville, Gavin, who plays Christopher Diaz on 9-1-1, beamed during his Q&A and posed with Ryan Guzman (Eddie Diaz) near a fire truck, highlighting their on-screen father-son bond. The full cast including Oliver Stark (Buck), Kenneth Choi, and Aisha Hinds joined panels full of laughs, playful moments like Ryan pinching Oliver, and teases about Buck and Eddie's potential romance. Fans flooded social media with emotional reactions, calling it the con's top moment amid group photos, impressions, and plot speculations for the next season.

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Young actor Gavin McHugh lit up RescueVerse Nashville in a custom gray T-shirt proclaiming 'Eddie Diaz: World's Greatest Dad'—complete with the cheeky note 'always trying his best, sometimes Buck helps.' Fans melted on the spot.

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The suggestion, from a fan account admitting to fictional quotes, praises Martínez's passing and awareness while proposing young Ayden Heaven at left-back to protect the injury-prone star. Fans are divided: some see his Ajax days as proof he could shine deeper, others worry about his frame in midfield battles. With United third and two wins from Champions League football under interim boss Michael Carrick, journalist Andy Mitten notes real uncertainty over Martínez's future amid injury woes and contract talks.

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A made-up quote from Manchester United legend Nemanja Vidic has fans buzzing about shifting Lisandro Martínez into midfield just before the season's final matches.

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At the May 30-31 RescueVerse convention in Nashville, Gavin, who plays Christopher Diaz on 9-1-1, beamed during his Q&A and posed with Ryan Guzman (Eddie Diaz) near a fire truck, highlighting their on-screen father-son bond. The full cast including Oliver Stark (Buck), Kenneth Choi, and Aisha Hinds joined panels full of laughs, playful moments like Ryan pinching Oliver, and teases about Buck and Eddie's potential romance. Fans flooded social media with emotional reactions, calling it the con's top moment amid group photos, impressions, and plot speculations for the next season.

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Young actor Gavin McHugh lit up RescueVerse Nashville in a custom gray T-shirt proclaiming 'Eddie Diaz: World's Greatest Dad'—complete with the cheeky note 'always trying his best, sometimes Buck helps.' Fans melted on the spot.

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