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1. Record: Hackers demand millionaire ransom and promise more attacks. Hackers who attacked Record with ransomware also promise to help the company unlock the files if a R$25 million ransom is paid.
2. Nubank announced the new monthly payment terms for the Ultraviolet card. In an official note, the bank announced an important update to the subscription conditions for the Nubank Ultravioleta card.
3. Elon Musk proposes a ‘solution’ to the Sino-Taiwan conflict. Elon Musk has been severely criticized by Taiwanese officials after proposing a simple solution to a conflict that has lasted more than 70 years.
4. RTX 4090 with DLSS 3.0 provides more than 120% gain in games; see video. The NVIDIA version can run Flight Simulator with the new DLSS at over 150 frames at 4K and max graphics; payment.
5. When a woman thinks she is dating an astronaut, she loses 160,000 BRL. The swindler told the woman that he was a crew member on the Space Station and wanted money to return to Earth and marry her.
6. Uber has launched loans of up to R$10,000 for drivers and deliverers. Uber Conta’s new line of credit provides amounts of up to R$10,000 for repayment over 18 months.
7. Lollapalooza 2023 will include Drake, Blink 182 and more; check the program! Lollapalooza 2023’s main attractions include Drake, Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X, Rosalía and Blink 182; Check out the full roster!
8. Chinese laboratory cloned the first wild arctic wolf. A company in China has successfully cloned an endangered species, a wild arctic wolf.
9. The Meme of Evil: Momo Challenge movie begins on Star+; payment! The horror movie about the Momo figure surprised the Brazilian public and created a stir on social media; know more!
10. Study identifies potential benefit of ‘love hormone’ oxytocin. The role of oxytocin suggests that new treatments against heart disease may be developed in the future.
Source: Tec Mundo
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