Originally released in a collection called Full Tilt! Pinball, Space Cadet was later bundled with several versions of Windows right up until XP. It was an excellent time-wasting alternative to Solitaire, but I’d much rather play the IRL version that Daniel McKenzie is in the process of building.
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YouTuber Coffeezilla first reported the leak of customer details, now apparently fixed. Trump Mobile CEO Pat O’Brien has now confirmed to The Verge there was a breach, which he blames on “a third-party platform provider.”
“The impacted information appears to be limited to certain customer details, including names, email addresses, mailing addresses, order identifiers and mobile phone numbers.
Out of an abundance of caution, our third-party platform provider has implemented additional safeguards and enhanced monitoring measures while the matter continues to be investigated.”
Update: Added comment from Trump Mobile’s CEO.




The company asked the judge to rule that, as a matter of law, it could not be found an illegal monopolist, despite the jury issuing a verdict against it. If that fails, it’s asked the court to grant it a new trial altogether.

Why would you disrespect your favorite artist with an AI remix?
While gas prices continue to skyrocket, China’s EV industry keeps advancing. It can be hard to keep up, so here are some recent headlines to check out:
- InsideEVs: Canada receives its first shipment of Chinese EVs after reducing its tariffs.
- Electrek: Xiaomi releases a new standard version YU7 that undercuts Tesla’s Model Y on price.
- Financial Times: Xpeng is in talks with Volkswagen about buying one of its factories in Europe.
- CleanTechnica: Li Auto slashes its EV prices, while NIO slams the move as a race to the bottom.
- Electrek: China’s biggest lithium company begins producing 500Wh/kg solid-state batteries.
- CarNewsChina: BYD rolls out Yuan Plus (neé Atto 3) with flash charging for $16,600.

“Power under capitalism comes from capital itself, and we need to figure out how to have collective control of that.”
Critterz — AGC Studios’ animated feature that was produced using OpenAI’s tech — was originally scheduled to make its debut at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. But that’s no longer the case following OpenAI’s decision to shut Sora down back in March.







