Có khi nào vàng này có "bảo hành" 4 năm thôi hông ta. :z13:
Sau 4 năm vàng ... bay màu (????)
Vàng đi một nửa hồn Trâm héo
Một nửa hồn kia đứng chửi thề.
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Dòm sao thấy giống đồ chơi con nít chế.
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Một đêm lên mạng bằng ba năm cày:‘
Scamming became the new farming’: inside India’s cybercrime villages
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...crime-villages
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Over the past 15 years, parts of this sleepy district in the eastern state of Jharkhand had grown fabulously wealthy. This extraordinary feat of rural development was powered by young men who, armed with little more than mobile phones, had mastered the art of siphoning money from strangers’ bank accounts. The sums they pilfered were so staggering that, at times, their schemes resembled bank heists more than mere acts of financial fraud.
Netflix even made a TV series about the district, with the tag line “Sabka Number Aayega”. You could read that as “everyone will get a call” or as “your number will be up”. Jamtara’s scammers took immense pride in duping the rich and famous. Conning a film star or a parliamentarian wasn’t just about financial gain; it was a triumph that elevated their own standing.
The scammers’ friends and family didn’t see them as cyberthieves. They regarded them as a league of highly skilled workers. This semantic shift mirrored the broader acceptance of scamming as a profession. More and more people transitioned from traditional but less profitable occupations like agriculture and manual labour to the more lucrative and less effortful domain of mobile phone scams.
“Scamming,” Murari Lal, the social worker, told me, “became the new farming. The fathers try a different crop every season; the sons, a different con.”
Nhất nghệ tinh nhất thôn vinh.
(Tục ngữ)
2 N. Korean captives in Ukraine pled to take them to S. Korea: activist
https://newsimg.koreatimes.co.kr/202...0691000&w=1200
This photo, provided by a North Korean defectors' group, shows two North Korean captives meeting a South Korean documentary producer at a prisoner camp near Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday. Yonhap
By Yonhap
Published Oct 31, 2025 12:18 pm KST
Two North Korean prisoners of war in Ukraine, captured while fighting for Russia and detained since early 2025, have pleaded with a visiting documentary producer to bring them to South Korea, an activist said Friday.
Jang Se-yul, head of a North Korean defectors' group in South Korea, disclosed the meeting between two North Korean captives in their 20s and a South Korean documentary producer Tuesday at a prisoner camp near Kyiv, where they are currently held.
The North Korean soldiers first came to media attention when Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote online in January that they had been captured by Ukrainian forces in Russia's western Kursk region while in battle.
"Please bring (us) to South Korea," Jang quoted them as telling the producer, weeping.
Both of them expressed a desire to go to South Korea, Jang suggested, a change from February, when only one of them had expressed such an intent during a meeting with a South Korean lawmaker.
Provided photos showed that the jaw wound sustained by one of them at the time of capture was now healed, though it left some bone distortion. Otherwise, they appeared to be in a relatively hygienic state.
Hand-drawn portraits of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un were hung on the bed of one of them.
They asked for medicine for eye diseases, knitted clothes, trousers, cigarettes, pens and books via the producer, Jang said, also conveying Ukrainian officials' remarks that they were in a state of psychological instability and had attempted to harm themselves.
Since October last year, North Korea has deployed 15,000 troops to Russia in support of its war with Ukraine.
South Korea has notified the Ukrainian government of its intent to receive the North Korean captives if their intentions were confirmed, but no progress appears to be under way on their transfer.
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Mến chào N5, Ốc, cả nhà :z57:
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Cầu dừa mới xài:
New bridge in south-west China collapses into mountainside
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...o-mountainside
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Videos of the collapse of part of Hongqi Bridge, in the mountainous Sichuan province, were shared widely on Chinese social media. Authorities had closed the 758-metre-long bridge on Monday after cracks appeared on nearby roads. A landslide on Tuesday caused part of the bridge to collapse completely.
The bridge was part of a national highway linking Sichuan and Tibet, which runs through a seismically active part of China. The highway runs through the area that was devastated by the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, which killed nearly 70,000 people.
Construction of the Hongqi Bridge was finished earlier this year, according to a social media post by the contractors Sichuan Road and Bridge Group.
Chắc tại khai trương mà quên hổng cúng “cầu dừa đủ xài”.
Ví dầu cầu ván đong đưa
Cầu sao lắc lẻo xập vừa mới xây (xong)
(Ca dao)
Vậy có thể là ăn bớt tiền chi phí xây cầu rồi giả đò phát hiện đất lở xong làm xập cầu để phi tang.
Làm cây cầu cỡ đó thì phải nghiên cứu khảo sát đất đai, coi phong thuỷ rồi lựa ngày tốt mà xây chứ sao để làm xong mới phát hiện ra chuyện không thể cứu vãn.
Một năm xây dựng bằng ba năm làm.
(Ca dao)
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N5 mới nhắc chữ phong thỉ, linh thiệt ta ơi :)
BBC Tiếng Việt mới đưa tin cảnh sát Úc bắt bà thầy bói kiêm phong thủy, lừa hàng triệu đô la của nhiều người VN kìa N5!
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Ốc ui, bên VN nhiều công trình mới nghiệm thu vài ngày bị sụp là chuyện thường à!
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