自分は中国行くことはほぼないけど、広く知られて良い話ですね、怖すぎる。
Claude Code found that every free charging station i used in airports copied data from my phone. photos, passwords, banking sessions, contacts. i charged my phone at 3 airports across China and every single station pulled something from my device.
i travel through Asia a lot for work. my phone dies at airports constantly. i've used those free USB charging stations at gates without thinking about it. everyone does.
i installed Claude Code on my iPhone and ran a full device scan while i was still at the airport. plugged into a charging station at the gate and let Claude Code monitor the connection in real time. within 8 seconds it flagged a data handshake that shouldn't exist on a power-only connection.
i went back and checked every charging session from the last 4 months:
→ Shanghai Pudong PVG, Terminal 2 → June 14 → contacts + 2,840 photos transferred
→ Guangzhou Baiyun CAN → July 2 → active Safari sessions copied including Gmail and banking apps
→ Shenzhen Bao'an SZX → August 19 → full photo library access + location history for 6 months
→ Shanghai Pudong again → September 3 → iMessage database copied, 3 years of messages
→ Guangzhou again → October 11 → clipboard history including a crypto wallet address i copied that morning
every station initiated a data transfer the moment i plugged in. none of them were just charging.
the scariest one was Shenzhen. whoever operated that station got my full location history for 6 months. every place i slept, worked, ate, and visited. from one 20 minute charge while i was scrolling my phone waiting for my flight.
Claude Code traced 4 of the 5 transfers to the same server:
→ IP → 116.25.***.34
→ location → Shenzhen, China
→ hosting → dedicated server, registered 45 days before my first transfer
→ total data pulled from my phone → 4.7 GB across 5 sessions
what Claude Code did:
→ revoked every active session on Gmail, iCloud, WhatsApp, and banking apps
→ rotated every password stored in Keychain
→ purged all cached session tokens
→ flagged the crypto address i copied as compromised before i sent anything to it
→ disabled USB data transfer for all future connections
i never lost money. Claude Code caught it before anything was used. but 3 years of iMessages, my banking sessions, and my entire photo library were sitting on a server in Shenzhen for months.
buy a $12 charge-only USB cable. it has no data pins. or use a wall outlet with your own adapter. never plug a USB cable from a public station directly into your phone.
the full prompt is in the first reply. run it tonight. takes 3 minutes. if you've ever charged your phone at an airport, a mall, or a hotel lobby, someone might already have your data. save it and send it to anyone who travels.
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そもそも美容師はアメリカでライセンス必要なはずなので違法業者の通報は妥当。この手の話はアメリカに限らず聞くけど、でも出張ベースでコスパも悪く、国によってはサービス受けた方も罰せられるから成功しない。
どういうビザか分からないから黒に近いグレーではあるけど、個人的には一般市民が通報するのにはあまり賛同しない。ただしこういう通報は同業者がしてることが多い。現地で種々のコストをかけて商売してる人からすれば、当然通報するだろう。
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やらねば
『Phantom Blade Zero』レビュー
・ここ数年でプレイしたなかでも屈指のアクションゲーム
・とりわけ戦闘は素晴らしく、50時間にわたってプレイしても、まったく飽きることがない
・無難なストーリー、技術的な問題などはあるものの、ほとんどすべてが文句なしに最高
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めちゃくちゃ良さそう
値下げ 7,000万→6,000万
Airb実績あり。箱根・強羅の美しい邸宅兼別荘。
大涌谷の自然に囲まれた平屋で、天井高5.5mの土間居間と円環の縁側が特徴的。
露天風呂・内湯に加えて、床下には洞窟風サウナまであります。
都内にありふれたタワマンより、こういう唯一無二の物件を所有したい。
設計:伯耆原洋太(HAMS and, Studio)
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販売情報(SUUMO)
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初期結構KAST使ってたけど、この分野の黎明期から体力ゲーなビジネスモデルの業界なのは明白だから全くの驚きがない。どちらかと言うと本業でユーザープールと稼ぎがあり、プラスアルファで提供する類のもの。
宇宙空間でのAIサーバーは空気と水がないので冷却の代わりに熱を宇宙空間に放射線として放射する必要があり、このボトルネックもあり都度シャットダウンする必要があるという話
Google put an AI computer in outer space, and it has to shut itself off about every 15 minutes because it's overheating.
Outer space is around minus 455 degrees Fahrenheit, so that sounds backwards, but the emptiness that makes space so cold is the same thing cooking the chips.
Think about how your laptop stays cool. A little fan blows air over the chip and the air carries the heat away. Big data centers do the same thing on a massive scale, with water pipes running out to cooling towers. All of it works because there's air and water around to soak up the heat. Up in orbit there's basically nothing. A vacuum is one of the best insulators there is, which is the whole reason your thermos keeps coffee hot all day.
So the only way a satellite can get rid of heat is to glow it off.
Anything warm gives off infrared light, you just can't see it, and in space that faint glow is the one way out. A physicist named Josef Stefan worked out the math back in 1879. The heat a surface throws off goes up with the fourth power of its temperature, so if you double the absolute temperature it sheds 16 times as much. And while all this is happening, the sun is beating down on the other side of the satellite.
Google's test satellite is about the size of a fridge. It has four of Google's AI chips on board and solar panels that make around one kilowatt, roughly what your microwave pulls. Even on that little power, the chips can't run nonstop. They work for about 15 minutes, then shut off and wait for the radiators to catch up. The haiku Sundar posted came out of one of those runs.
Now scale that up to what a real AI data center runs on. One rack of Nvidia's GB200 servers pulls about 120 kilowatts, and pretty much all of it turns into heat. The International Space Station cools itself with six radiators, each about 76 feet long, and the whole system can dump 70 kilowatts.
So one rack of AI servers puts out almost twice the heat the entire space station was built to get rid of.
Google's long-range plan has around 80 satellites flying in a cluster about a kilometer wide, some only 100 to 200 meters apart, each one loaded with dozens of chips. A solar panel in the right orbit makes up to 8 times the power it would on the ground, and every one of those extra watts eventually becomes heat the satellite has to glow back out into space.
SpaceX has filed for a million satellites of its own, and Starship keeps pushing the price of a launch down. Cheaper launches mean you can afford to send up bigger radiators, and whoever builds the lightest radiator that dumps the most heat is going to own AI in orbit. For now, the satellite in Sundar's video still has to stop and cool down every 15 minutes or so.
WaymoもロボタクシーもFSDも早く来て欲しい
トヨタとWaymoは本日、自動運転分野における協業が次の段階に入ったと発表しました。
2社はWaymoの自動運転技術を搭載したトヨタbZ4X車両の初期運行を2027年、その後商用運行を日本で開始します。
協業の一環として、ウーブン・バイ・トヨタは、Waymoの自動運転車両の運行やデータから得た知見と技術を安全性の向上に活用するなど、トヨタとWaymoとともに、交通事故の減少という共通のゴールを実現するための取組みを検討していきます。
詳細はこちら:global.toyota/jp/newsroom/co…
何故か三田会ばかり語られるが早稲田も稲門会があるしね
早慶ダブル合格なら「早稲田に進学」が常識に…親世代は知らない「慶應ブランド」のオワコン化が急速に進む背景 president.jp/articles/-/1210…


























