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The number of monthly Al / LLM generated code submissions to the Linux Kernel has increased by over 2,700% since February.

Food prices are rising, and with global uncertainty, fuel costs, fertiliser shortages, and supply chain pressure, now is a good time to start growing at least some of your own food. In this video, I explain why home gardening is more important than ever and share practical crops and simple ways to get started - even if you only have a small space, a few pots, or a raised garden bed. Don't wait until prices surge. Start growing now.

Hakeem Anwar joins Jimmy to warn that 384 hyperscale AI data centers already consume about 10% of US power demand, with 300 more planned that will quadruple AI power use to 40% of the nation's supply, while these centers require enormous amounts of water for cooling—spraying water on chips that get as hot as the surface of the sun—with Google's transparency report admitting water withdrawal is based on "estimates" when metering is unavailable. He notes that a single Kevin O'Leary data center (9 gigawatts) uses more power than the combined global footprint of Google and Microsoft pre-AI, and that these centers cause severe water stress, while companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Google and Apple account for 41% of data center growth.

Your weekly tech update! Tonight, the FCC, Google, and the UK Government make big moves against private and free technology.

By Wayne Allyn Root First, let's all celebrate. Tina Peters is free. She walked out of prison in Colorado on Monday morning.

These aren't welcome findings, because almost every home in America has a Wi-Fi router. Theoretically, once you have been ID'd by your personal router (if it has built-in beam forming technology), other similar Wi-Fi signals anywhere in the world could "see" you passing by. This is the type of tech that could be added to your biometric profile as a fail-safe ID that can't be spoofed. Cameras might see your face to ID you, but you cannot hide from Wi-Fi. ? Patrick Wood, Editor.

Few Americans know the history of how Israel's "wag the dog" relationship with the United States developed. Israel's 1967 successful war against its neighbors demonstrated to military planners in Washington how a qualitative edge in weapons could enable a small country to resist much larger and seemingly more powerful adversaries. Israel was largely supplied with French weapons at the time that reportedly out-performed the Russian equipment in the hands of Syria and Egypt. As a consequence, in 1968, with strong support from a heavily lobbied Congress, Zionist influenced US President Lyndon B Johnson approved the hitherto blocked sale of F-4 Phantom fighters to Israel, establishing the precedent for continuing US support of Israel's

When the western empire failed, Rome was plundered and centuries of human innovation and progress were lost in the flames. It's an element that modern historians often gloss over – Each time the west has fallen, incredible knowledge that took generations to discover was dispersed into the ether. Each time, the human species was set back for centuries.

Warren Buffett is sitting on the largest cash stockpile in Berkshire history. Michael Burry is comparing today's market to the 2000 dot-com bubble. And yet nobody on mainstream financial TV is sounding the alarm. Mark Wilburn joins me to break down what a parabolic move on the Dow Jones really means, why the everything bubble may be the most dangerous in history, and what a 50% correction from current levels would do to the average American's retirement. More importantly, we talk about the tools most people never hear about that let you profit even as the market falls.