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US Senator Tim Sheehy, a Montana Republican and a cattle rancher, has come out against a plan announced Friday by Donald Trump to allow for an increase in imported ground beef.

”I’ve advised President Trump against this course of action for a year because American ranchers have been struggling against the packer monopoly for decades, and this will further harm them - most of whom are MAGA Republicans,” Sheehy wrote on X. “The President’s heart is in the right place on wanting lower prices for the American people, and beef prices have been impacted by the Mexican screwworm. But the reality is this action will make it more difficult for American ranchers to rebuild our herd and bring prices down for the American people. And most importantly, this will harm our ranching families who feed the nation.”

Trump announced a plan on Truth Social to allow 300,000 metric tonnes of beef to be imported without tariffs over the next 90 days, to be sold for hamburger at a 25 percent discount to current prices. Trump offered this agreement with an unnamed source as measure to lower prices while “as we work to rebuild this herd and help our ranchers.”

The US beef cattle herd is near historic lows, and beef prices have skyrocketed over the last year. The average price of ground beef in American cities is around $7.12 a pound, an increase of 9.4 percent year-over-year according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

This is a slap in the face to every war hero and every service member who has worn the uniform. It’s beyond comprehension for a president to want his own name on a Navy ship while our armed forces are living in deteriorating conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. For generations, millions of Black women and men have proudly served in the United States military, defending freedoms that too often were not even afforded to them, their families, or their communities. Donald Trump is making a mockery of that legacy by treating military service as another opportunity for personal branding. Our brave service members signed up to defend the nation, not the fragile ego of one man. America deserves better than this.

2026 год стал переломным для Bun. Переписывание на Rust с помощью Claude Fable 5 за 11 дней показало новые возможности AI-ускоренной разработки, а 20 августа 2026 вышел Bun v1.4 — первый production-релиз, полностью работающий на Rust-версии рантайма (до этого Rust использовался только внутри, например в Claude Code). Версия 1.3.14 добавила Bun.Image, HTTP/3 и Global Virtual Store, а v1.4 принесла резкий скачок совместимости с Node.js и десятки новых встроенных API. Bun стал частью Anthropic после приобретения в декабре 2025.

Удалёнка и гибрид в российских компаниях давно не экзотика. Разговоров на кухне и в коридоре стало меньше, а новые поводы пообщаться вне задач команде приходится придумывать самой. 

Согласно отчёту State of the Global Workplace 2026, по итогам 2025 года вовлечёнными в работу были 20% сотрудников по всему миру. Исследование охватывает всех сотрудников, а не только распределённые команды, поэтому напрямую с удалённой работой эти цифры связывать не стоит. 

За поддержание командных связей обычно отвечают руководитель и HR совместно. Тимбилдинг не решит проблемы с нагрузкой, руководителем, зарплатой или рабочими процессами, но может поддержать неформальные связи и помочь новичкам освоиться в команде. Даже мы, игротехники из агентства Найт Стрит, делаем для себя небольшие внутренние активности: турниры по игре в Класк, кикер, Квизы.

Бюджет на подобные активности урезают одним из первых. Ниже собраны пять форматов, как поддержать удалённую команду своими силами: бюджетный онлайн-тимбилдинг без подрядчика, где всё держится на ведущем, списке заданий и обычной видеосвязи. Для каждого разобрано, что понадобится и с какими сложностями команда столкнется в онлайне.

У ДДТ был свой ответ на вопрос «что такое осень». И даже не один. У C++-разработчиков — свой: это когда вместо листьев разлетаются корутины, вместо дождя — потоки событий, а select и poll внезапно становятся отличной темой для вечерней встречи. 10 сентября в 18:30 проверим эту версию на мероприятии YADRO и C++ Russia. 

В программе — два технических доклада от разработчиков «Лаборатории Касперского» и YADRO. Перед выступлениями Александр Иргер, эксперт по разработке ПО в области телекоммуникаций, расскажет о планах московского сообщества «плюсовиков» и о том, над какими задачами работают сотни разработчиков на С++ в YADRO. Чтобы присоединиться к встрече в любом формате, пожалуйста, зарегистрируйтесь заранее.

Our writers gaze into their crystal balls and deliver their predictions for the Premier League season ahead

Собирая новый ПК, пусть даже не самый мощный, многие по умолчанию закладывают в него водянку. Все-таки вода отводит тепло лучше, да и просто красиво выходит. Всякие трубочки, лампочки, помпочки, сами знаете. По сборке с водянкой сразу видно, что человек подошёл к делу серьёзно. Воздушный кулер на ее фоне смотрится, конечно, победнее. Вот только разница между хорошей башней и водянкой уже давно скрывается не там, где многие её ищут. Сегодня разбираемся, когда вода и правда нужна, а когда вы просто переплачиваете за красоту и рискуете почём зря.

У Nemiling есть пошаговая инструкция по подключению Telegram-канала, но мне удобнее работать с текстом, который можно держать перед глазами и проходить последовательно. Тем более, настройка состоит из нескольких шагов.

Отдельно мне было интересно посмотреть, что после настройки увидит уже не владелец канала, а обычный подписчик: как он выбирает тариф, где оплачивает доступ и сколько вообще действий ему приходится сделать.

Поэтому я собрал обе части в один материал: сначала настроим платный Telegram-канал, а затем пройдём путь подписчика до оплаты.

В этой статье разбираю конкретный сценарий — платную подписку на Telegram-канал через Nemiling.

Business owner Assim Alkhawaja was arrested by ICE as he dropped off Lyft passengers at a military base. Now he’s stuck in a terrifying fight to stay in the US

Deep within the bowels of San Diego’s federal courthouse, Assim Alkhawaja sat on the floor outside a nondescript office, waiting to be called for his ICE-mandated immigration appointment. He stared straight ahead, his posture tense, his face a mask.

The hallway was brown, as was the carpet. Above Alkhawaja’s head hung a framed stock photo of a waterfall. A few paces away, official government signs encouraged people without legal status to self-deport. “Leave on your own terms,” they read, in several languages. “Claim a free flight and an exit bonus for each member of your family.”

The tabloid boasted in a now-deleted article that they found White and promised to reveal her ‘secret new life’

The Daily Mail newspaper secretly tailed and photographed a woman in Detroit and then published an article and photographs falsely accusing her of being former The White Stripes drummer Meg White, even after she told the newspaper it had mistaken her identity, multiple sources have told the Guardian.

The rightwing British tabloid quietly removed the article and photographs, first published on 6 August, from its website last week. The Mail did not issue a correction or editor’s note explaining the removal.

The USS George Washington has arrived in the Middle East. Plus, an investigation into the add-on utility fees that can lead to evictions

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The USS George Washington aircraft carrier has arrived in the Middle East to relieve the USS Abraham Lincoln from its record deployment, amid concerns about poor living conditions and morale.

What are conditions like on the Lincoln? The ship has spent more than 250 days at sea supporting US operations against Iran without a significant port visit or date to return home for the 5,000 sailors and marines onboard. Reports from families of crew members published in the Navy Times and Stars and Stripes military newspapers described food and water shortages, disrupted mail services, plumbing problems, low morale and worsening mental health, prompting Democratic lawmakers to demand answers from the Pentagon.

How are people fighting back? At least 13 lawsuits have challenged Rubs since the start of 2025 across five states – including a case in California that led to a nearly $500,000 settlement last fall with a national property manager. “Some California landlords have tried to get away with illegal rent increases by shifting utilities and other fees to tenants and pretending those new charges are not ‘rent’” under state law, Rob Bonta, California’s attorney general, said when announcing the settlement. Efforts to limit or ban add-on utility fees are also gaining momentum across several cities.

For StoryCorps, a mother remembers her daughter who was killed in a mass shooting by speaking with her daughter's best friend.

За последние годы я несколько раз видел как компания утверждает план в декабре, а к марту он теряет смысл, но продолжает выполняться, потому что план утверждён. Формально всё в порядке, метрики исполнения зелёные. Фактически ресурсы уходят в никуда.

Отсюда логичный вывод, который делают многие: раз всё равно ничего не предскажешь, зачем вообще стратегия.

Считаю, что это ошибка. В нестабильной среде стратегия тоже нужна, просто другая. Не жёсткий план на пять лет, а система ориентиров, которая позволяет быстро принимать решения и корректировать курс, не теряя главного.

Всем привет! Меня зовут Андрей Храмченков и я занимаюсь проектным управлением в SENSE. В статье собрал модели, которые держу в рабочей тетради и достаю, когда нужно принять сложное решение. И свой опыт того, где они работают, а где их приходится адаптировать под ИТ-реальность.

Christopher Nolan’s epic has achieved $1.35bn at the global box office, overtaking 2024’s Deadpool & Wolverine

The Odyssey has overtaken Deadpool & Wolverine to become the highest grossing R-rated film of all time.

According to figures compiled by the Numbers, Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s epic poem has achieved $1.35bn (£990m) at the worldwide box office, compared with the Ryan Reynolds/Hugh Jackman superhero movie, which stands at $1.34bn (£980m) since its release in 2024.

The Red Book of Farewells by Pirkko Saisio; Short Circuit by Wolf Haas; Cosmos by Lucia Odoom; The Fallen Trees Are Also the Forest by Alejandra Kamiya

The Red Book of Farewells by Pirkko Saisio, translated by Mia Spangenberg, Penguin Classics (£14.99)
Following Lowest Common Denominator and Backlight, this book completes Finnish author Saisio’s autofictional trilogy. It covers her young adulthood in the 1970s, where she comes out as lesbian (“The electricity doesn’t go out. The Richter scale remains still”) and falls in love. One of her lovers, Havva, is a communist who’s engaged to a man; she relies on his rich parents for funding, but pees in their private pool as a protest. Later, Saisio is voted vice-president of a political drama company, as “she has the skills to bring about the revolution, specifically via theatre” – despite half-baked productions such as the “napalm opera” Vietnam-a-Go-Go. As that suggests, this is a story with a sense of both the ridiculous and the serious. Told in clear prose, it playfully shifts between third and first person as Saisio recounts her memories then analyses them. This enchanting series deserves to become a modern classic.

Short Circuit by Wolf Haas, translated by Jamie Bulloch (HarperVia, £20)
“We think [time] goes in one direction. But really you need to think of it as a loop”. This, well, loopy novel opens with jigsaw aficionado and “merciless hair-splitter” Franz Escher getting an electrician in to fix his power – then accidentally killing him. As Franz waits for the ambulance, he reads a novel about Elio, a man who helped put his own mafia family behind bars. Elio, who’s now on witness protection, kills time by reading a novel about … Franz Escher. The two stories pursue one another, accelerating until they collide, incorporating courtship by car alarm, rival funeral orators and multiple identities for many characters. Oh, and what if the electrician Franz killed turns out to be Elio? Short Circuit, recalling the slipstream fiction of Christopher Priest and the light-touch experimentations of David Mitchell, is an entertaining literary hall-of-mirrors.

The LA-based powerpop project’s triumphant debut is a celebration of low-stakes creativity in the slacker-skater tradition

From Los Angeles
Recommended if you like the Lemonheads, Sugar, the Muffs
Up next Secret to Spare released 18 September

Maybe it’s to do with getting older, maybe it’s to do with the broad-spectrum grimness of it all, but the thrill of low-stakes creativity, of making something for the joy of making it rather than in the hope of making it, feels particularly vital at the moment. And, if the sun-bleached cool of Jawdropped’s music is anything to go by, starting a powerpop project in your 30s will light up this pleasure centre like a dive bar pinball machine.

Optimism abounds that De Zerbi and new signings can lead to a big improvement after two 17th-place finishes

Guardian writers’ predicted position: 6th (NB: this is not necessarily John Brewin’s prediction but the average of our writers’ tips)

Last season’s position: 17th

The tabloid boasted in a now-deleted article that they found White and promised to reveal her ‘secret new life’

The Daily Mail newspaper secretly tailed and photographed a woman in Detroit and then published an article and photographs falsely accusing her of being former The White Stripes drummer Meg White, even after she told the newspaper it had mistaken her identity, multiple sources have told the Guardian.

The rightwing British tabloid quietly removed the article and photographs, first published on 6 August, from its website last week. The Mail did not issue a correction or editor’s note explaining the removal.

В ходе одного из расследований мы наткнулись на группу серверов, где злоумышленники закрепились с помощью Go-агентов для C2-фреймворка Mythic. Всё выглядело стандартно: systemd-юниты, периодические колбэки, знакомая многим архитектура. Но когда мы попытались разобрать сами файлы, начались сюрпризы.

Исполнительные файлы были обфусцированы Garble и дополнительно упакованы UPX. Однако упаковщик оказался модифицированным: служебные заголовки оказались частично удалены или повреждены, и upx -d отказывался работать. После ручного восстановления мы всё-таки распаковали образцы, но исходных имён функций, пакетов и типов в коде практически не осталось — Garble сделал своё дело.

Первичные признаки указывали на агента Poseidon, который ранее уже встречался в атаках GOFFEE. Мы сверили находки с публичными версиями Poseidon и его форком Freyja — и поняли, это не они.

Перед нами оказалась самостоятельная ветка разработки. Мы назвали её COW — по внутреннему имени, сохранившемуся в некоторых образцах.

Like many people, I have a contentious relationship with the Memories feature on my iPhone, the AI-powered nostalgia machine that serves up photos and slideshows from deep in your camera roll, either reminding you of a beautiful day at the beach or surfacing an old photo of your ex. About once a month, for whatever reason, my iPhone reminds me of the time my phone got stolen.

The Memory is a glitchy, fragmented one — an auto-generated slideshow of my first few years living in New York. But because my phone was stolen, the photos in the slideshow are a random assortment of mislabeled JPEGs and grainy images I’d saved from Facebook, all somehow imported from my hard drive to my camera roll at some point and set to sentimental music. 

I used to get mad that I didn’t back up my actual, treasured photos on a hard drive. But now, I just wish I’d printed out the best ones and put them in a box. That kind of thing can survive for generations.

We should all be printing our photos. I’m not just talking about converting your camera roll into a stack of 4×6-inch glossy pieces of paper, either. It’s actually easier than ever to turn the gigabytes of images we carry around in our pockets into physical objects, like albums and books and frames, the kind we can gather around to pore over and one day pass down to our children. Even individual prints that we touch and hold can tell a story in a way that pixel on a screen never could. Real photos are effectively embodied memories that we can casually encounter as we go about our daily lives. And it’s not just because an algorithm decided to send us a push notification to go look at them, either. 

“Printing photos in any form, whether it’s to hang on a wall or to hold in our hands, is effortful,” Brianna Marshall, dean of the Steely Library at Northern Kentucky University, told me. “It requires us to take action to experience the memories in more meaningful ways than an occasional passive scroll of our photo roll.”

In a way, I owe a lot to that phone thief. It was only after losing so many photos that I started paying closer attention to how I managed the new ones I’m taking, which are thankfully backed up in multiple places in the cloud. I’ve made some photo books and some albums of big events, like my wedding. I have a box with some prints inside, although there should be more. 

I now have a couple of kids who do many cute things every day, and my camera roll is getting more crowded. My walls are looking increasingly bare. I know I should be printing even more photos, and you probably should, too. When we commit to a process around curating and printing our photos, we’re also creating a ritual around preserving our memories and giving ourselves a chance to interact with them for years or even decades to come. This is so much more rewarding than taking thousands of pictures indiscriminately and then just uploading a few to Instagram periodically and hoping for some likes.

Why your camera roll isn’t a family history

There’s something magical about sitting down with a family photo album. My mom has made them obsessively for decades, and any time I’m home, I end up pulling one off the shelf. Each page is carefully curated to tell a story about a moment — a dance recital, a vacation, a holiday — and taken together, the album tells a story about our lives at that time. She’s made albums about her own childhood, and she’s started some for my own children. Collectively, they’re a family history that we can gather around.

As much as Apple, Google, and other tech companies have tried, you can’t replicate that feeling with an app. There are a ton of upsides when it comes to backing up your photos digitally, including the ability to access them from anywhere or quickly share images or entire albums. However, cloud storage platforms tend to compress your photos, harming image quality. They can also change their terms of service or their business model at any time, potentially leaving you to pay a monthly fee or face losing your photos forever.

On a more basic level, though, something is lost when you’re scrolling through pictures on a smartphone, where your inbox or your TikTok feed is just a swipe away. The images “seem a little bit more removed and a little less approachable,” said Debra Norris, professor of photograph conservation at the University of Delaware. “It becomes a point of conversation and enjoyment and accessibility that doesn’t exist when an image is on the phone.” 

Your phone is full of distractions, yes, but it’s also probably just overflowing with photos. My camera roll has nearly 30,000 images, which means that finding one specific shot from a certain day on a vacation a few years ago is more of a chore than a point of conversation. Encountering old photos serendipitously would be utterly impossible if not for — I kind of hate to say it — the help of features like iPhone Memories. This software can help resurface some old photos, and that experience can be delightful. 

Try taking things into your own hands, though. Rather than leaning back and letting AI decide which memories you’d like to remember, you can curate your photos as you take them, favoriting the good ones within a minute or two to help you separate the wheat from the chaff later. The end goal here might be printing the very best to put in a frame, an album, or even just a dedicated photo storage box. In doing so, you’re actually crafting the first draft of a visual family history. When you do ultimately print those photos (more on this in a moment), you’ll give that history a physical presence and create a sort of legacy.

“We can take so many photographs on these phones and yet a curated box of images that are especially meaningful, it’s magical really,” Norris said. “And it’s something that your children will save and treasure and share with their children, and that will continue.”

How to get the best photos off your phone

Once you get into the habit of curating your photos as you go, the actual printing part of the process is pretty easy. There are plenty of services that let you upload photos directly from your phone and will then print them in various sizes and ship them to your house or pick them up in a store (like CVS or Walgreens). Finding the right one will depend on your budget and your preferences. Nations Photo Lab and Printique are two that get rave reviews for quality prints and easy uploads. I’ve personally used Shutterfly (which offers discounts to Costco and Amazon Prime members) and Mpix, which are popular and affordable enough, but I do think the price is reflected in the quality.

You may also want to print your own photos, which can be limited and liberating at the same time. I have not tested out any dedicated photo printers, but I would trust the reviews of the good gadget bloggers at Wirecutter and Rtings, who have. You can expect to spend a few hundred bucks on the printer alone if you go this route.

Then there are the album makers. Many companies that will print your photos, including the four I just mentioned, will also print albums and photobooks. Because the layout process for making these objects is both essential and time-consuming, you might be better off going with a company that specializes in albums and books. I used Artifact Uprising to make a book of my wedding photos and loved the results, although the price tag was steep. Mixbook is the service I’d like to check out next.

You could also just get an old-fashioned photo album and put the prints directly in it, as my mom does. This is as easy as buying an empty photo album or scrapbook and filling it with your prints. You want something that is, at minimum, acid-free and lignin-free, and should opt for uncoated polyester, polyethylene, or polypropylene sleeves for the sake of longevity. (In the United States, Gaylord Archival and University Products are top suppliers of these kinds of products to museums and hobbyists alike.) You can add newspaper clippings or ticket stubs or any other physical objects to tell a more complete story, something you definitely can’t do with your phone’s camera roll.

If you don’t want to go the album route, or you already have prints waiting to be transferred over, you should keep them in an acid-free archival storage box. Your finished photo books and albums also benefit from this treatment. (If you’re dealing with old photos or want to take extra measures, check out the Library of Congress’s guide to photo preservation.) You may also want to frame them, an old custom that has also never been easier in the digital age. I have a few things hanging on my wall that I framed through Framebridge, which will let you upload an image and receive a framed print. I’ve also heard good things about Level Frames, and one of my colleagues swears by Frame It Easy. Your local frame shop works too, of course, or you could grab frames at flea markets, garage sales, and thrift stores.

Regardless of who actually prints or frames the prints, the most important thing when it comes to building a habit of curating and printing your photos is to find a process that works for you. If AI-powered tools like Apple Memories do a good enough job of finding the needles in the veritable haystack of pictures on your iPhone, that’s fantastic. Print those photos. Make a book with them. If you prefer favoriting good photos as soon as you take them or putting your best shots in a digital album at the end of every month, keep it up. Just set aside time to print some of those.

“My advice is always just to start somewhere, and not to let any guilt over what you did or didn’t do in the past stall you from moving forward,” Marshall said. “Save the photos that you treasure.”

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В первой части (https://habr.com/ru/articles/1059594/) я рассказал, как Wiren Board заменил дефицитную плату защиты и управления компрессорами в чиллере Carrier 30HXA. На тот момент основной задачей было сохранить штатный центральный контроллер и интерфейс оператора, но заменить для начала одну из специализированных плат CPM (CCP) доступным промышленным контроллером.

После запуска эмулятора стало понятно, что одной замены платы теперь недостаточно.

Когда вы задаёте нейросети вопрос, в поиск уходит не он. Модель сама переписывает вопрос в несколько своих формулировок и только потом идёт искать. Мы разобрали 686 454 таких подзапроса из ответов шести нейросетей: обеих Алис, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok и DeepSeek. Оказалось, что шире всех вопрос раскладывает не ChatGPT, а Яндекс, причём он единственный показывает, в какой индекс уходит каждый подзапрос: в веб, в товары, в карты, в картинки или в видео. А ещё модели сами подставляют в свои запросы бренды конкурентов, иногда забывая упомянуть бренд самого клиента. В статье разбор того, как разные нейросети превращают один вопрос в веер запросов, с живыми примерами.

PC, Nintendo Switch/Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X/S; Konami
This second collection remasters another three titles from the illustrious stealth espionage series, but their world has changed little since the original releases

‘War has changed,” claims Old Snake in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. Back in 2008, the team at Kojima Productions waxed poetic about people recruited to fight in proxy wars they have no political or ideological stake in. As these mercenaries follow their orders, traders get rich out of the so-called war economy. The more disastrous the conflict in a specific area, the higher the bidding price.

I expected my time with Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol 2 to be nostalgic and, in good old MGS fashion, abundant with fictional events that sound eerily familiar to our current reality. Twenty minutes in, I was having an existential crisis.

Всем привет. Мы решили попробовать нестандартный формат, чтобы поговорить о важных для нас и индустрии ИТ темах. Предлагаем вашему вниманию экспериментальный детектив. Все герои вымышлены, а ситуации собирательны. Не ищите точных совпадений :)

Exclusive: Planning documents show annual emissions from North Ockendon project would be equivalent to 8,480 flights to New York

A “hyperscale” datacentre in outer London would generate more than 1m tonnes of carbon dioxide a year, equivalent to the carbon footprint of 8,480 flights from London to New York, planning documents show.

The East Havering Data Centre Campus (EHDCC) in North Ockendon would be one of the largest datacentres in Europe if approved by Havering council, using 218 hectares of green belt to run servers and data storage systems for AI and cloud computing. Its developer, Digital Reef, has described the scheme as “a unique opportunity to create a sustainable datacentre campus of the future”.

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Сегодня в фокусе нашего внимания — Иван Синёв, заместитель руководителя направления инфраструктурных услуг и решений, который пришел в компанию в 2012 году с позиции ЕN4 — самого высокого инженерного грейда. И до сих пор, будучи руководителем, остается инженером «до мозга костей». Путь Ивана — это история о том, как уфимский специалист попал в Казань по программе релокации, как выводил из кризиса проект европейского модного магната, как встречал убойный 2022 год с билетом в Сербию в один конец и строил инфраструктурный пресейл с нуля для российского рынка.

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Эта статья — техническое продолжение. Без макроэкономики, только руки, консоль и шишки.

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