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    Barcelona to review intersections with flashing yellow lights▼semáforoGgoogleES2K2 d ago

    Barcelona city officials will study which intersections should keep or drop the flashing yellow traffic light system. The review follows ongoing debate in Spain about safety at crossings where the yellow light blinks overnight, a practice some drivers find confusing and others consider safer than a full red signal. Authorities say they will assess each junction case by case before making changes.

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    Blink offers 3.3 BTC bounty after 6.61 BTC stolen▼Blink offers 3.3 BTC bounty after 6.61 BTC stol...✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity4 h ago

    Bitcoin wallet and payments service Blink is offering a bounty worth 3.3 BTC following the theft of 6.61 BTC from its platform. The company announced the reward in an apparent bid to recover the stolen funds or identify those responsible. Details on how the theft occurred, when it took place, and who may be behind it have not been disclosed in the available reports.

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    Retro gamers ponder where dropped coins vanish to●In retro games, when enemies drop money, if you don't pick it up right away, it disappears. Where does it go? # gaming #MmastodonCultureGaming16 h ago

    Gaming communities are debating a classic retro game convention: when defeated enemies drop money, it blinks and disappears if the player doesn't collect it quickly. Players are joking and speculating about where the coins actually go, with answers ranging from game-design convenience to in-universe explanations. It's a lighthearted nostalgia conversation that has gamers sharing memories of frantic treasure grabs in old titles.

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    Brief cameo in Suspect Muroi Shinji broadcast stirs fans●「容疑者 室井慎次」放送→暗闇で０・３秒だけ顔が映った人物→今は亡き名優に騒然「うわ」「贅沢な無駄遣い！」「暗がりに」 「存命なら」新作映画で警視総監だったか – デイリースポーツ https://www. yayafa.com/29025MmastodonCultureEntertainment016 h ago

    During a TV broadcast of the film "Suspect Muroi Shinji," a face flashed on screen for just 0.3 seconds in a dark scene, and viewers identified it as a beloved late actor. Fans reacted with surprise and delight, calling it a "lavish waste" and speculating that, had he lived, the character would have served as National Police Agency commissioner in newer films.

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    BLINK festival to transform Covington into entertainment destination▼BLINK to bring massive changes, entertainment destination center to Covington✉newsCultureEntertainment1 d ago

    BLINK, the large-scale light and art event known across the Cincinnati region, is set to bring major changes to Covington, Kentucky, including plans for a new entertainment destination center. Local coverage highlights the scale of the development and its expected impact on the riverfront city's downtown, drawing attention from residents and regional media.

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    EVgo and Blink Charging Shares Rise as ChargePoint Falls▼EVgo Jumps 10% and Blink Charging Climbs 6% as ChargePoint Slides 5%✉newsLifeAutos2 d ago

    Shares of EV charging companies moved sharply in different directions, with EVgo gaining 10% and Blink Charging up 6%, while rival ChargePoint slid 5%. The divergence highlights renewed investor attention on the electric vehicle charging sector, with markets apparently favoring EVgo and Blink over ChargePoint in current trading.

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    BLINK 2026 to bring major changes and new entertainment hub to Covington▼BLINK to bring massive changes, new entertainment destination center to Covington for 2026 festival✉newsCultureEntertainment2 d ago

    The BLINK light-and-art festival plans significant changes for its 2026 edition in Covington, Kentucky, including the addition of a new entertainment destination center. Local news outlet WCPO reported the plans, which signal an expansion of the festival's footprint across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. Details about the venue and programming have not yet been fully outlined.

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    Self-blinking HoT probes enable new chromatin imaging●HoT self-blinking probes for chromatin imaging✉newsScienceBiology2 d ago

    Researchers report HoT self-blinking fluorescent probes for imaging chromatin, described in a Nature paper. The probes blink on their own without repeated activation, which should allow longer, higher-resolution imaging of genome organization inside living cells. Scientists studying chromatin structure and super-resolution microscopy are expected to take interest in the method as a simpler alternative to existing single-molecule localization techniques.

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