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BREAKING Huge Diskettes: In a world dominated by advanced cybersecurity technologies, the U.S. military employs a different approach to protecting its nuclear arsenal, relying on outdated IBM computers and 8-inch floppy disks. These legacy systems, used in the Strategic Automated Command and Control System (SACCS), are completely isolated from the internet, making them virtually impervious to modern hacking methods. While this may seem illogical, such an outdated system provides incredible reliability and security. The old IBM Series/1 machines are simple, stable, and, with proper maintenance and spare parts, are expected to last another 40 years. In this case, the old school hasn’t become obsolete; it is invulnerable by modern cyber standards. Turkey: Baykar successfully completed a live-fire test of the MAM-L TV/IIR munition. PERU DECLARES EMERGENCY OVER GARBAGE CRISIS IN PILCOMAYO Russian robot built by Sber greets Putin This one looks decent "I am the first Russian humanoid robot”