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Previously, without knowing, I kept tapping the lightning to claim charging rewards. It took 3 taps to complete, which felt a bit annoying. So, I tried long-pressing the green lightning. And it actually allowed me to claim it with one tap! 😁

"It's over" "We're back" Source: https://x.com/zincronicity/status/2109453996234621050 How should I put this... I honestly don't get the connection between the tweet and the photo 🤔 But it feels weirdly funny 🙃 I tried asking an AI, and it said 👇 The internet meme culture phrase "It's over" and "We're back" is a very popular contrasting meme format on social media. It's typically used to express a drastic change in a situation or state, from despair and failure to sudden hope and revival. The poster uses two "funny visual effects created by coincidental light and shadow" to string together a dramatic story: Left: Sealed / In despair Right: Eyes glowing / Powerfully resurrected The whole joke is: This kind of "before and after contrast" narrative is common on social media – like scenes in anime or movies where the protagonist turns dark and gets stronger after facing setbacks. The poster perfectly illustrates the dramatic transformation of "falling down and coming back strong" with two real shadow photos. Conclusion: I asked the AI, and I think I understand, but I also kind of don't 🤣

A naughty cat fell in love with the robot vacuum cleaner.

Owl costume

So scary

What do you guys think about the updated commission board? My take after completing one is that it feels weird. Almost every board asks for your information when you click on it. I can't understand what they're trying to statistically analyze or what kind of analysis they want to obtain. If they want to conduct a survey, why not just distribute surveys periodically and give rewards, instead of using this method? Moreover, the questions asked in the surveys are almost all the same. On top of that, clicking on a survey links to an external website. It feels very strange to me. And the survey content includes simplified Chinese, traditional Chinese, and direct English translations into Chinese. It feels like a cobbled-together survey. Furthermore, they first review your qualifications to see if you can even fill out the survey. If you don't pass the review, you can't fill it out. Even after you've completed it, if you're not the target they're looking for, they simply mark it as a failure and you don't get the reward. I apologize for the long post, and I really appreciate anyone who reads this. I might need to observe the commission board for a while longer. Some people might think I'm overreacting, but that's okay, everyone has their own opinions. Feel free to share your thoughts. You can also share your perspectives with me. ✨✨✨Anyone who leaves a comment will receive a tip.

Everyone's really feeling the drop in revenue share. It seems like it's because of the updated survey. They don't plan on giving extra gems (?). So they've taken some from the revenue share. This is purely my personal speculation, though. But the drop in revenue share these past few days makes sense, right? What are your thoughts?

Like a slide, it's gone and never coming back Wonder when it'll drop to a thousand

A cybersecurity procurement controversy has erupted at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs! Investigations by prosecutors reveal that three Taiwanese tech companies allegedly repackaged 'IP-guard' cybersecurity software developed by Guangzhou Yixin Technology in China, claiming it as original Taiwanese product. This allowed them to secure consecutive 3-year contracts from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2023 to 2025, totaling over NT$20 million. The software has reportedly been installed on computers at multiple overseas missions, raising national security concerns. It is understood that the implicated companies allegedly collaborated: the person in charge of Anhe Technology, Mr. Lu, introduced the software, Yiwei Technology assisted with interface modification and maintenance, and then Kunyou Technology participated in the bidding. Prosecutors suspect that the winning bidders signed affidavits during the tender, guaranteeing the software was of Taiwanese origin and not a Chinese product, thus allegedly committing fraud, document forgery, and violating the "Government Procurement Act." The case only came to light during the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' routine cybersecurity audit in December 2025. Auditors discovered Chinese enterprise signatures on the software files and further confirmed the core program was related to a Chinese vendor, immediately reporting it to the Investigation Bureau. On October 12, 2026, the Taipei District Prosecutors Office directed the Investigation Bureau to search 10 locations and summon four related individuals. After questioning, the four were each granted bail ranging from NT$200,000 to NT$250,000, with restrictions on leaving the country or port. As of October 15, 2026, the case is still under ongoing investigation by prosecutors. Whether it involves classified information leaks, vendor liability, or loopholes in procurement management remains to be further clarified. This is outrageous. Letting those people get bailed out for such a small price. A security loophole, and a judicial loophole too. Hopeless 🙄

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