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(1/6) Someone filed a FOIA request with the NTSB for data on China Eastern Flight MU5735 — the March 2022 crash in Guangxi, China that killed all 132 on board. The NTSB released all backed-up FDR (Flight Data Recorder) data...

(1/6) 3 Limited Photobooks "Hello Pro Visual Photobook 2021 Autumn" Vol.7-8-9 will be released on Nov.10th (each one includes also a DVD making + 1 photo)! 51 members of Hello! Project have been randomly divided into 3 groups (17 members per photobook)

Hackers recovered roughly 1.6 million images after stealing and reverse-engineering a Flock Safety license-plate camera. The device reportedly held about 21 days of activity, including 50,200 vehicles and 27,000 short video clips. Former Secret Service cybercrime expert Jason Brown says Flock’s broader cloud network was not breached, raising a different concern about device security. See how the hackers accessed the data and what it means for privacy:

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has 1.6 million people. Its election shouldn't matter outside Germany. It does, because it isn't really about the state. It's a directional signal. State results lag national sentiment, and they're now pointing the same way twice in two weeks. The question they raise isn't who governs Schwerin. It's whether the AfD eventually reaches federal government power. That's the scenario that would reorder Europe, because Germany isn't one member among 27. It's roughly a quarter of EU GDP and the largest net contributor to the budget. A Berlin government with a fundamentally different view on migration, regulation, and the EU itself doesn't just change German policy, it forces every other capital to respond. That's why a state election in the northeast is front-page news in New York.