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21Jelato⚡ called home office a remarkable invention. He wrote that one could get up eight minutes before the start of work, quickly get ready, make coffee, and sit at the laptop on time. This way, traffic jams, crowded trains, a hectic breakfast, and the daily search for a parking spot would be eliminated. Moreover, one could get the work done without being on the road for two hours every day. He asked why this progress should be reversed. #Homeoffice #Arbeiten #Fortschritt (translated)

Here's the complaint against Nikki Floris & Bradley Benavides. It's almost unreadable, & I'm an expert on these topics. One thing it NEVER does is acknowledge the Rudy "laptop" was not a laptop, but a hard drive, & AFAWK does not match the hash of laptop. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

The author said Gradium AI had open-sourced Phonon, a set of small multilingual voice models designed to run on devices without relying on the cloud. They described it as supporting a broad range of hardware and said Arm, Qualcomm, Hugging Face and Ollama were involved from launch, tagging Korelya Capital.

Volker Ketzer wrote that Schleswig-Holstein distributed nearly 35,000 service laptops to teachers. 10,900 of them had not been turned on even once during the entire year of 2025; the purchase value was around 6.75 million euros. As part of the problem, he mentioned the centrally managed software, which restricts usage and leads to many teachers preferring to use their personal devices. Ketzer criticized the procurement and mockingly addressed Günther. #Bildung #SchleswigHolstein #Technologie (translated)

Zuhal Demir, the current Flemish Minister of Education, questions the necessity of laptops in schools and has canceled the plan to provide each student with a computer, with schools now only required to provide access to IT facilities. #Éducation #Informatique #Flandre (translated)

Weird Duk wrote that the low-intensity civil war discussed a few years earlier by Timon Dias and Arnold Karskens was, in his opinion, escalating. According to Duk, Karskens had been ridiculed for that. He urged people to trust commentators with experience on the ground instead of leftist analysts behind their laptops, who he claimed said that nothing was happening on the continent. #burgeroorlog #nieuws #politiek (translated)

From the court – tennis information wrote that Iga Świątek and Maja Chwalińska were to face each other on Saturday after 12:30 PM Polish time for a spot in the final of the WTA 1000 tournament. The author described it as a special time for Polish tennis and encouraged watching the match. #zkortu https://t.co/VuxfR3puLa #Tenis #WTA #IgaŚwiątek (translated)

Wolfgang Kubicki wrote that he had hoped for a stronger public outcry for a long time, but he was mistaken. He described the actions of the Hamburg judiciary against the editorial staff of "Die Zeit" as an unacceptable interference in press freedom. He warned that if the state could access confidential research, independent investigation and free reporting would be at risk. Kubicki contrasted the case with what he termed the expulsion fantasies of leftist activists and the Left Party against the editorial staff of "Apollo News" in Berlin. He urged the public to raise their voices as soon as the press is threatened or restricted; otherwise, the country could one day be unrecognizable. The Hamburg judiciary must provide explanations and return the laptop of the "Zeit" journalist untouched, he wrote. #Pressefreiheit #Meinungsfreiheit #Journalismus (translated)

Leszek Kraskowski from Online Reporters wrote that since July 3, when he left the Warsaw-Białołęka Detention Center, he has been homeless. He claimed that for some time his only shelter and place for his labrador Luna and mixed-breed Dolly was a 25-year-old Honda Civic, even though he had a house in Łosiu. Kraskowski blamed prosecutor Arkadiusz Buśkiewicz for his situation. He accused him of charging him with mistreatment of his family, and he compared the evidence for this to the alleged charge that he drove with a gun to Piaseczno to kill the local police chief. He stated that his children had been interviewed in the case, and his youngest daughter testified that he once took 400 zlotys from her account. He added that revealing the content of the testimonies could constitute another crime. According to his account, when he came out of jail, his wife Violetta Kraskowska moved from Piaseczno to the house in Łosiu. Kraskowski wrote that after a TV Republika driver brought him home, his wife’s partner called the police, and the officers did not let him enter due to a prosecutor’s restraining order. That night he stayed at the De Silva hotel in Piaseczno, where the accommodation cost 350 zlotys. He also reported that a bail of 25,000 zlotys had been paid for him, which he attributed to Tomasz Sakiewicz, and that he had to report to the police station twice a week. Kraskowski claimed that the prosecutor demanded his passport, which he could not collect from his house, and the prohibition on leaving the country was lifted shortly after he submitted an application for political asylum and permanent residence at the Albanian embassy in Warsaw. He wrote that his passport was returned to him and he could legally travel to Tirana and Saranda. He also accused Paweł Kunz of threatening him with a knife on May 22 and sending threatening messages from an airplane to Thailand about killing the police chief in Piaseczno, Maciej Cepil. According to Kraskowski, expert forensic computer scientist Waldemar Chodasiewicz failed to read the contents of Kunz's encrypted laptop. Finally, he reported that he had fired all three of his lawyers. #bezdomność #przemoc #prawaobywatelskie (translated)

The author wrote that the military use of AI is manifested in unusual ways: Houthi militias have apparently used Anthropic Claude to steer rockets precisely towards Saudi Arabia. He also stated that large AI systems would soon be able to run on laptops without an internet connection. https://t.co/quvUyvPmdg https://t.co/RYeiJhL7ut #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Militär #Technologie #SA (translated)

The Mazovian Police informed that in the morning a teacher from Nowe Miasto nad Pilicą reported that an 11-year-old boy wrote in a class group in a messenger app asking his peers to bring sharp tools to school. The students told the teacher that the boy had asked them to bring knives. He was not at school that day; after receiving the information, his father came to the school with him to clarify the matter. The police stated that the father and the teacher were being interrogated. Officers searched the boy's home and secured his phone, tablet, and laptop. The case was set to be referred to the Family and Juvenile Division of the District Court in Grójec. #policja #bezpieczeństwo #dzieci (translated)

Remiza.pl reported that police officers from Nowe Miasto nad Pilicą intervened after a report that an 11-year-old boy was encouraging his peers in a class group chat to bring knives to school. The boy did not attend lessons that day, but after obtaining information, his father brought him to the school to clarify the matter. Officers searched the child's residence and secured a phone, tablet, and laptop. Remiza.pl stated that proceedings with witnesses were ongoing, and the case was expected to go to the family court in Grójec. #bezpieczeństwo #policja #dzieci (translated)

Informed Romania denied the information that 27 mobile phones and 63 laptops, USB sticks, and hard disks were seized. The author claimed that two laptops used by people working on the laptops and four mobile phones were checked. https://t.co/xebj0Z8rxQ #dezmințire #informații #fals (translated)