$63,084 monthly PnL from Counter-Strike scalping on Polymarket

→ Trader: Tommy***Peeca
→ Strategy: round by round flips on Match Winner and Map Winner markets
→ Edge: repricing between rounds faster than manual traders can refresh

$9 first funding on June 16. $2.86M total volume in few weeks. 78% win rate across 100 Thieves, Spirit, Wildcard, TheMongolz tape.

when others pick a team, he trades the momentum between rounds.

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You bought a $30 Wyze camera thinking you were done.

Then Wyze raised Cam Plus to $29.99 a year per camera in March 2026. A three-camera family now pays $90 a year to review clips longer than 12 seconds.

Then on January 31, 2026, Belkin shut down the entire Wemo cloud. Every non-Thread plug and switch went dark overnight. Owners were told to buy new hardware.

Then on April 14, 2022, Insteon shut off its servers with no warning. Roughly 100,000 homes went dark in a night. The CEO scrubbed his LinkedIn. The status page still read "All Services Online." New owners later resurrected the servers and started charging $40 a year to keep the hubs alive.

You are renting access to your own light switches in 2026.

Now meet Tasmota.

A free and open source firmware that flashes onto ESP8266 and ESP32 smart devices and gives you back full local control. No cloud. No subscription. No vendor.

Created in January 2016 by a Dutch developer named Theo Arends who was trying to control a Sonoff Basic without phoning a server in Shenzhen. The name stands for Theo-Arends-Sonoff-MQTT-OTA.

What started as a hack for one $5 plug now supports over 2,000 devices from Sonoff, BlitzWolf, Teckin, Shelly, Tuya, and dozens more.

24,597 stars. 5,140 forks. GPL-3.0. Pushed to the repo today.

Here is what Tasmota gives you:

- Full local control over Wi-Fi, zero cloud
- MQTT, HTTP, Serial, KNX out of the box
- Native Home Assistant, Node-RED, OpenHAB
- Web config panel served from the device
- Over-the-air updates from your own network
- Timers, rules, and automation on the chip itself
- Energy monitoring, sensors, LED strips, dimmers
- Web flasher, no toolchain needed

Here is what Tasmota costs:

Zero. Forever. On every device you flash.

Wyze charges $2.99 a month per camera. Tasmota doesn't.
Belkin can shut off your plugs in one email. Tasmota can't.
Insteon can vanish overnight. Tasmota can't.
Tuya sees every command you send. Tasmota doesn't.

Here's the wildest part:

Tasmota has been updated almost daily for a decade. The firmware you flash today will still open your lights in 2036 because there is no server to shut off. The binary lives on the chip.

For three Wyze cameras, you save $90 a year.
For ten Wemo plugs, you save $400 in replacement hardware.
For one Insteon holdout, you save $40 a year in ransom.

Your plug. Your switch. Your firmware.

100% Open Source. (Link in the comments)

🌊 One underwater portrait prompt can become a whole editorial series!

Same visual language — water-surface reflections, floating hair, sculptural dresses, and oversized typography — with a different object and story in each frame:

1. Red anthuriums — desire
2. Glass slipper — longing
3. Hand mirror — reflection
4. Transparent mask — identity

The props aren’t just decoration. Each one changes the mood and story~!

Made with ChatGPT-Image2
Prompt below 👇