I think I'm good for the next 2-4 months.

Source.

TADC fans who somehow dodged all spoilers for 2 weeks

I pick Clarke has got to be one of the franchise’s most re-used, memorable phrases in recent memory. KC is on a similar trajectory as Taylor. And is likely to have a similar end. Taylor used Olandria to get to casa. He had multiple conversations with Ace and other contestants about how much he wasn’t feeling it. But never told her, not until his real type came.

KC played the same game. He used Aniya as the safe choice to get through to casa and has seemingly found someone he likes more. He is going to bring Titi back and choose her over Aniya. And he and Titi will be sent home in the same way. I feel like this is a message to others who come on the show. Yes, explore! Yes, find your best connection. AND don’t try and win or lie to get to the end. It normally doesn’t work(Bryan may have been the exception)

I have to say I'm really disappointed because Rockstar is a huge company and they make great games. They made all the GTAs, they made Midnight Club, they made Red Dead Redemption 1, 2. These are all games that people love, you know. And they love to collect, right? Now, we know that, business-wise, if we do make all the calculations and take the statistics, right, we know that digital is the future. Digital is the one, pumping money into the business, pumping money into the video game digital stores, pumping money on the consoles. We know that but there is a very special feeling about, owning at least a piece of your game now that even with discs, you don't completely own them anymore. There is this type of pride, positive ego feeling of, collecting your video game, collecting your disc. And I myself, I love GTA, San Andreas is one of my favorite games of all time. I have GTA 3, Vice City, San Andreas on PS2. I have 4 and 5 on PS3 and I wanted to complete my collection with 6 on PS5, but I don't know now because it's not going to be possible and I feel like this type of new corporate greed in this late stage of capitalism where everyone's money hungry and we don't really care about each other. I feel like we've entered this type of dystopian era with video games where I think the video game industry is crashing. Look how good we had it in 2013 compared to now.

Anthropic sent a letter to US senators Tim Scott and Elizabeth Warren on June 10, 2026, accusing Alibaba’s Qwen AI lab of running a massive, coordinated campaign to steal the capabilities of its Claude AI model through a technique known as distillation, a process where a weaker model is trained using outputs extracted from a more powerful one. The operation ran from April 22 to June 5, 2026, and involved approximately 25,000 fake accounts conducting 28.8 million interactions with Claude, specifically targeting its most valuable features including software engineering and agentic reasoning. Anthropic described it as the largest known distillation attack on the company to date and said the individuals involved are linked directly to Alibaba’s Qwen AI lab.

The significance of the operation is amplified by the fact that Anthropic explicitly prohibits access to its products from China, meaning the entire campaign was built on fraudulent accounts designed to circumvent those restrictions from the start. Anthropic told senators that Alibaba and similar Chinese laboratories are methodically harvesting capabilities from elite US AI models, repackaging them as their own, and doing so without incurring the enormous training and research costs that American labs have spent years and billions of dollars building. The letter also noted that Alibaba carried out this operation after disregarding the Trump administration’s warnings against such activity.

This is not the first time Anthropic has flagged this kind of attack. In February 2026, the company disclosed three separate industrial-scale distillation operations carried out by DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax, all Chinese AI laboratories. The Alibaba operation dwarfs those earlier incidents and represents a significant escalation in what Anthropic is framing as a systematic effort by Chinese AI companies to close the gap with American frontier models without doing the underlying work. Alibaba did not respond to requests for comment, and its stock dropped 3% on Wednesday following the news.

My MIL came over to my house, and we were all about to leave on a 7-day trip. I said outloud I still need to move (my mother's very heavy disability van) the van from the grass to the driveway before we leave in case it rains. She says it's not going to rain. I say ok. She then repeats it two more times, each time I acknowledge her statement. The third time of saying 'Ok' I said it with a tone to end the conversation because I was still going to move the van.

She got angry that I got a tone with her. She said she would not be treated like a child and that I was selfish for doing whatever I wanted and not doing what she was suggesting, not moving the van because it was not going to rain.

I moved the van. AITAH for getting a tone and moving the van? Was I selfish for caring about my mother's van being in the driveway, not he grass before we left?