Microsoft is playing tricks: how Edge turns Google into Bing

🚨 Users have noticed a sneaky move by Microsoft: if you type "Google" in the Edge browser, you’re redirected to a fake Google homepage… powered by Bing.

🕵️‍♂️ Here’s what’s happening: the page looks just like Google — same logo, even the iconic doodle. But the moment you enter a search query, you’re taken to Bing results instead. The switch happens so fast that many users might not even realize they’ve been redirected.

📌 This trick works if you’re not signed into your Microsoft account. It seems like Microsoft is using this sneaky tactic to grab a tiny portion of Google’s audience — hoping someone might actually give Bing a shot.

💡 Smart move or crossing the line? Microsoft seems determined to make Bing relevant… even if it takes a bit of deception.

if your butt’s on fire during a CS match — or freezing cold — Razer’s got your back 🎮🔥❄️

Meet Razer Project Arielle, a concept gaming chair with heating and cooling functions. Now you can keep your back and bottom warm in winter and cool in summer thanks to its built-in ventilation system.

🔧 How it works:
Temperature is adjustable via a touch panel.
RGB lighting changes color for each mode — stylish and functional.
It’s still just a concept with no release date, but let’s be honest: when this chair drops, people might spend more time sitting in it than playing games.

What do you think — the next big thing or just another flashy Razer flex?

Kiyosaki’s Back: Crash Prediction, Episode #357

Robert Kiyosaki, author of “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” and a professional prophet of economic doom, is at it again! This time, he’s declared that the “biggest stock market crash in history” has officially begun.

🔥 What’s he predicting now? Kiyosaki warns of a collapse in the markets for cars, housing, restaurants, retail, and even wine. Naturally, his advice is to seek salvation in gold, silver, and Bitcoin—the same assets he’s been championing for the past decade.

📉 Reality check or just lucky timing? It’s true that the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 have dropped 1.8% and 1.1%, with crypto markets following suit. But as analysts point out, the market is cyclical. The real question is: Can someone who predicts a crash every six months really be wrong forever? After all, eventually, he’ll be right.
Kiyosaki feels like that friend at a party who keeps whispering, “This is boring, someone’s definitely going to start a fight soon.” And when, hours later, someone accidentally drops a glass, he proudly shouts, “Told you so!”

So, what do you think? Another round of “I warned you” or is the prophet finally onto something?

The sunrise over Los Angeles. Feels like the next scene of Blade Runner is about to unfold...

A Chinese Coffee Shop is Brutally Pranking Its Customers
The cups at this coffee shop say: "Press here for a surprise." Sounds tempting, right?
But here's what happens when you actually press it... 😭😭

The show’s over: McDonald’s and other giants drop diversity metrics 🎭🚫

McDonald’s has announced it will no longer set diversity or inclusion targets for employees or suppliers. And they’re not alone: Ford, Lowe’s, John Deere, Harley Davidson, and even Microsoft have also rolled back DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion) initiatives in recent months.

Why does it matter?
Companies are trying to win back traditional markets and conservative audiences. CEOs, tired of playing the “woke” game, are shifting back to old strategies. This trend comes amid pressure from activists and lawmakers who view DEI as unnecessary.

📉 Example: In July, Microsoft disbanded its DEI team entirely, citing other priorities.

❄️ A new "thaw"?
It seems the corporate world is moving away from performative equality efforts. According to WSJ, companies in various industries are ditching these principles to avoid backlash and stay market-relevant.

What’s your take: a step backward or just business as usual?