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Ezekiel Ramirez Chief Cedric Watson talking about the Facebook post. Ezekiel Ramirez Hi! I'm Ezekiel Ramirez, your Neighborhood Reporter for Brazos and Robertson Counties. CALVERT, Texas (KRHD) — A Facebook post from Calvert's police chief warning residents about unauthorized events has drawn strong reaction across the community, with some residents taking issue with the tone of the message. Ezekiel Ramirez The Facebook post from the Calvert police chief. Watch the full story here: Calvert police chief's Facebook post about event permits sparks community debate Chief Cedric Watson said the post followed months of complaints about blocked streets, traffic issues and other safety concerns. "it puts the public in danger," Watson said. Watson said the post was intended to remind residents of the city's permit process for certain events. Ezekiel Ramirez Chief Cedric Watson sharing his reasons for the post with 15 ABC.  » Read More

The fandom of The Amazing Digital Circus has had a rough few weeks on the internet. Ever since Glitch Productions, the independent animation studio behind the web series, announced in early April that the finale would be released in theatres rather than on YouTube, fans have been simultaneously speculating about how the show might end and avoiding anyone claiming to have details about the final episode, whether they’re real or not. “We’re looking for new mods to help us with spoilers,” reads the pinned post at the top of r/tadc, a popular Amazing Digital Circus subreddit. “Subreddit update: Leaks and controversies,” reads another. Below, a sea of memes, fan art and restless anticipation. The Amazing Digital Circus has been building towards this since Glitch posted the first episode in late 2023. An animated series about six people trapped in a virtual world overseen by an AI ringmaster with a god complex, its characters – all cartoonish avatars who can’t remember their real-world names – struggle to form bonds in their absurd circumstances. Under its wry humour is a story about finding friendships even when you’re isolated by technology and nothing seems real. Those themes resonate, particularly with younger viewers growing

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Nick Castellanos says he had highs and lows during his time with the Phillies, but he sums it up as “a good four years.” Castellanos returned to Philadelphia on... PHILADELPHIA(AP) — Nick Castellanos sat shirtless, legs stretched out and right foot up on a clubhouse chair, and struck a bit of a nostalgic mood in his return to Philadelphia. The Padres outfielder gave a shoutout to stadium employees he befriended — saying hello to “Luke from the gift shop” — and recalled the joyous times from his four years of playing right field for the Phillies. His walk-off hit against the Mets in Game 2 of the 2024 NL Division Series was a highlight, and so was his game-ending catch when the Phillies clinched the 2022 NL pennant and he gave the game ball to reliever Ranger Suárez. As for the end of his tenure, when Castellanos was released in February just ahead of Philadelphia's first full-squad workout at spring training, he wasn't much for looking back.  » Read More

PlayStation streamed a new State of Play showcase to announce PS5 games and show off trailers, but all anyone cared about in the Twitch chat was Destiny 3 and how Bungie reportedly isn’t working on it. Demands for a sequel to the loot shooter that is unexpectedly sunsetting later this month spammed the channel through the hour-long event. While Wolverine was busy stabbing random goons onscreen, viewers in the Twitch chat kept writing things like #WeWantDestiny3 and flooding the rapidly updating text box with a Destiny 3 emote created by Destiny streamer Aztecross. The content creator had previously announced he would never play Marathon again if Bungie moved ahead with killing off Destiny 2. “I don’t want to play Marathon,” he said last month. “I’ll play it maybe seasonally. I may jump in a few weeks, but I want Destiny. I want Destiny 3. I want this universe expanded. And Marathon, if I have to f*cking bury you myself to send that message, I shall. I will do everything I can to destroy you.” Twitch / Kotaku Fans treated it as a rallying cry to boycott Bungie’s new game until Bungie committed to making Destiny 3. A petition to that

Nick Castellanos says he had highs and lows during his time with the Phillies, but he sums it up as “a good four years.” Castellanos returned to Philadelphia on... PHILADELPHIA(AP) — Nick Castellanos sat shirtless, legs stretched out and right foot up on a clubhouse chair, and struck a bit of a nostalgic mood in his return to Philadelphia. The Padres outfielder gave a shoutout to stadium employees he befriended — saying hello to “Luke from the gift shop” — and recalled the joyous times from his four years of playing right field for the Phillies. His walk-off hit against the Mets in Game 2 of the 2024 NL Division Series was a highlight, and so was his game-ending catch when the Phillies clinched the 2022 NL pennant and he gave the game ball to reliever Ranger Suárez. As for the end of his tenure, when Castellanos was released in February just ahead of Philadelphia's first full-squad workout at spring training, he wasn't much for looking back.  » Read More

Alexander Shatov via Unsplash Hackers deceived Instagram’s AI chatbot, prompting it to provide access to user accounts. The hackers were reportedly able to change passwords for the accounts by falsifying their location and then requesting the AI alter the emails associated with them.  In a statement on X, Meta spokesperson Andy Stone asserted that the issue was resolved and the impacted accounts were being secured. Reports arose that the vulnerability may have been linked to a series of account takeovers of high-profile individuals, and when it was claimed that world leaders were involved, Stone decried the suggestion as “totally false.”   Among the list of potentially impacted, high profile individuals is former United States President Barack Obama. The account was used during his tenure in the White House. Upon the alleged hacking, the account posted pro-Iran content before being recovered. “This is a great illustration of why AI agent authorization is the harder, and more critical, problem than authentication,” says Dan Moore, Sr. Director, CIAM Strategy & Identity Standards at FusionAuth. “Meta’s bot verified nothing about who was asking; it just helpfully did what it was told to do, up to and including sending the attacker email a confirmation code to