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Man Who Stole Beyonce's Hard Drives Gets Five-Year Sentence

A man accused of stealing hard drives containing unreleased Beyonce music, tour plans, and other materials from a rental car in Atlanta has pleaded guilty and accepted a five-year sentence, including two years in custody. Slashdot Bruce66423 shares a report from The Guardian: Kelvin Evans was by the Atlanta police department in September in connection to a July 2025 car robbery where two suitcases containing Beyonce music and tour plans were stolen from a rental car. [...] According to a July police report, Beyonce choreographer Christopher Grant and dancer Diandre Blue called 911 to report a theft from their rental vehicle, a 2024 Jeep Wagoneer, before Beyonce's Cowboy Carter tour dates in Atlanta. An October indictment stated that Evans entered the car on July 8 "with the intent to commit theft." The stolen hard drives contained "watermarked music, some unreleased music, footage plans for the show and past and future set list," according to a police report. Clothing, designer sunglasses, laptops and AirPods headphones were also stolen, Grant and Blue said. Local law enforcement searched for the location of one of the stolen laptops and the AirPods to try and locate the property. One police officer wrote in the report: "I conducted a suspicious stop in the area, due to the information that was relayed to me. There were several cars in the area also that the AirPods were pinging to in that area also. After further investigation, a silver [redacted], which had traveled into zone 5 was moving at the same time as the tracking on the AirPods." Evans was arrested several weeks after Grant and Blue filed a report, and was publicly named as the suspect in September. He was released on a $20,000 bond a month later. At the time of his arrest, Atlanta police said that the stolen property had not been recovered. It is unclear whether it has since been found. Bruce66423 commented: "Just for stealing a couple of suitcases from a car. Funny how the elite punish those who inconvenience them. Can you imagine an ordinary victim see their offender get that sort of sentence?"

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Oise : enquête ouverte après la découverte d’un bébé « alcoolisé » après une journée en microcrèche

La structure fait l’objet d’une « fermeture administrative temporaire » mais les expertises réalisées jusque-là n’ont pas révélé d’actes de malveillance ou de maltraitance de la part du personnel. La petite fille de 21 mois se porte bien aujourd’hui, près de deux mois après les faits.

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Le bâtiment de la crèche Les Petits Gaulois de Plailly (Oise), sur une capture d’écran Google Maps d’une photo non datée.
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Le PSG à nouveau sacré champion de France, une quête devenue secondaire dans une Ligue 1 dévalorisée

Le club de la capitale, vainqueur à Lens (2-0), mercredi, a remporté son cinquième titre national d’affilée. Presque une formalité pour une équipe aux moyens sans commune mesure avec ses rivaux français, qui assume d’aborder la Ligue 1 comme une « préparation » à ses échéances européennes.

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Les joueurs du Paris Saint-Germain Khvicha Kvaratskhelia et Ousmane Dembélé, lors du match de Ligue 1 face au RC Lens, à Lens (Pas-de-Calais), le 13 mai 2026.
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Mort de Matthew Perry : Erik Fleming, un ex-producteur hollywoodien, condamné à deux ans de prison

Les flacons de kétamine, dont Erik Fleming s’approvisionnait auprès d’une trafiquante de drogue, ont été fatals à l’acteur vedette de « Friends », a révélé l’enquête.

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Erik Fleming quitte le tribunal fédéral de Los Angeles après avoir été condamné, le 13 mai 2026.
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SOLAI Launches $399 Solode Neo Linux AI Computer

BrianFagioli writes: SOLAI has launched the Solode Neo, a $399 Linux-based mini PC designed for always-on AI agents, browser automation, and persistent developer workflows. The compact system ships with an Intel N150 processor, 12GB LPDDR5 memory, 128GB SSD storage, Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi, Bluetooth, and a Linux-based operating system called Solode AI OS. The company says the device supports frameworks and tools including Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, and Hermes, while emphasizing local control, automation, and privacy-focused workflows running directly from a home network. While SOLAI markets the Solode Neo as an "AI computer," the hardware itself appears aimed more at lightweight automation and cloud-assisted agent tasks than heavy local inference. The low-power Intel N150 should be sufficient for browser automation, scheduling, monitoring, containers, and smaller AI workloads, but the system is unlikely to compete with higher-end local AI hardware designed for running larger models offline. Even so, the idea of a dedicated low-power Linux appliance for persistent AI and automation tasks may appeal to homelab users and self-hosting enthusiasts looking for a simpler alternative to building their own always-on workflow box from scratch.

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