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Summit1g is the comeback king of Twitch — a calm chaos Content Machine turning every game into an iconic hangout you never want to leave. Summit1g is that rare Twitch legend who never fell off. While newer faces chase trends, he just goes live, sails into chaos, and somehow turns every session into an iconic, must-watch moment. If you love chill vibes, cracked gameplay, and zero fake energy, you’re in the right place. Going Viral: Current Content & Vibes Right now, the Summit1g stream is locked in as a Fan Favorite mix of shooters, survival sandboxes, and high-tension roleplay. Viewers are calling him a "comfort streamer" with a competitive edge — calm voice, sweaty aim, and endless scuffed moments. Marathon variety streams on Twitch – from tactical FPS grinds like Counter-Strike 2 and Valorant to sandbox chaos in games like Grand Theft Auto RP or survival titles that chat loves to backseat. Clutch & fail highlight moments – clips of insane flicks, last-second wins, and hilarious misplays are constantly circulating on Reddit and TikTok, keeping his "boomer aim" meme and cracked skills alive at the same time. Chill just-chatting hangs – late-night rants about games, esports drama, and life while

Data Security, API security BleepingComputer reports that Instagram has refuted allegations that information from over 17 million accounts has been compromised, as it addressed a security issue that was exploited to facilitate a mass delivery of password reset emails. "We want to reassure everyone there was no breach of our systems and people's Instagram accounts remain secure. People can disregard these emails and we apologize for any confusion this may have caused," said a Meta spokesperson. Such a denial from Meta comes after a data trove purportedly obtained from an API leak in 2024 that contained Instagram account profiles, including usernames, names, phone numbers, physical and email addresses, and Instagram IDs, was leaked across various hacking forums. Additional analysis revealed the exposed data to have been procured from an API scraping incident in 2022, cybersecurity experts say. While Meta rejected any untoward API incidents in 2022 and 2024, Instagram had data from six million accounts compromised following an API scraping event nine years ago. Related Texas data broker prohibited from peddling Califonians’ health data SC Staff January 12, 2026 The California Privacy Protection Agency has banned Texas-based marketing firm Rickenbacher Data LLC, which operates as Datamasters, from selling Californians' personal

Both American job candidates and talent acquisition professionals find themselves between a rock and a hard place as 2026 kicks off. According to new LinkedIn data, more than half of professionals surveyed report being on the hunt for a new job this year, but about 80% say they’re unprepared. At the same time, two-thirds of talent acquisition pros are struggling to find qualified candidates, even as the vast majority say they’re facing greater pressure to do so. AI could ease friction on both sides of the equation, according to LinkedIn’s report out this week, based on surveys of 19,000 consumers and more than 6,500 HR professionals, conducted late last year. Unsurprisingly, AI is squarely on the radar of TA professionals. LinkedIn found that, among those already tapping the tech for recruiting and hiring, nearly 60% say it’s helped them find better-fit candidates, and more than 90% anticipate increasing their use of AI this year. However, gaps often exist between intention and operationalization. “TA—like all functions in every business—is just struggling to absorb the innovation that AI is presenting to us,” talent expert Hung Lee of Recruiting Brainfood said in a recent conversation with Erin Scruggs, vice president and head of

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Plans to create a new property at a town's golf club have been approved by Rossendale Council. An application, submitted by Connolly’s, was made to develop a two-bedroom house with its own curtilage, access, parking and services, at Bacup Golf Club, which would be attached to the clubhouse. The current building has historically been used for the club’s steward. Developers say that the development of the property, which includes the building of a new porch area, will not impact the current clubhouse, course and any associated community value. Bacup Golf Club, in Maden Road, has been in existence since 1910, providing a nine-hole course set 1,000 feet up, with panoramic views across the Rossendale valley and the Pennines. A planning statement said: “The building is currently a composite planning unit comprising a primary clubhouse function with a residential component historically occupied by the club steward. “This is not a loss of a sports/community facility; the clubhouse remains and is operationally safeguarded.  » Read More

Many Instagram users posted screenshots of the password reset alerts, with some expressing concern over a potential data breach.

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky guard Jaland Lowe will miss the remainder of the season with a shoulder injury that will require surgery, head coach Mark Pope announced on Monday. Lowe played nine games for the Wildcats this season, averaging 8.0 points and 2.4 assists per game. He scored a season-high 21 points at Alabama on Jan. 3 and made his first start of the season against Missouri on Jan. 7. The Missouri City, Texas, native was integral in UK’s come-from-behind upset of No. 22 St. John’s on Dec. 20. Lowe contributed 13 points, five rebounds and a pair of assists – all coming after halftime. UK returns to action on Wednesday and will face LSU on the road. Tip is set for 7 p.m. ET and the game will air on SEC Network. For the latest on the Kentucky men’s basketball team, follow @KentuckyMBB on X, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, and on the web at UKathletics.com.  » Read More

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Purdue volleyball will continue to see Art and Connie Euler women’s volleyball head coach Dave Shondell as the leader of the program through the 2029 season. “We are proud to have Coach Dave Shondell continue to lead our volleyball program into the future,” said Executive Vice President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Mike Bobinski. “Dave’s ability to adapt and evolve as a coach was never more evident than during this past season and we’re excited to see that continue during the term of his contract extension. We look forward to great success for Purdue Volleyball in the years to come." “It was very satisfying to sign a contract extension that will provide me the amazing opportunity to coach Purdue Volleyball for four more years,” Shondell said. “I am thankful to Mike Bobinski and Calvin Williams for their confidence, our coaching and support staffs for their amazing contributions to our success, and remain Ever Grateful to the players who have sacrificed so much to create an elite program at Purdue while maintaining the Boilermaker’s relevance on the national stage for over twenty years.” The contract extension comes after capping off the 2025 season with a Regional Final