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    Weather is in focus in Zaragoza ahead of the Pilar festival. The state meteorological agency AEMET forecasts a barely cloudy Saturday in the city, with no chance of rain and minimum temperatures around 8 degrees Celsius, according to local outlet Hoy Aragón. The outlook points to favourable conditions for the festival's outdoor celebrations and pregon events, drawing attention to the forecast in the region.

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    Newest ESP32 microcontroller can run Linux, nearing Raspberry Pi territory●The newest ESP32 can run Linux and it's getting close to a Raspberry PiYhnScienceSpace Policy2375 d ago

    Espressif's latest ESP32 chip can now boot Linux, a milestone for a microcontroller line traditionally limited to bare-metal and RTOS work. Reports note the low-cost chip is approaching entry-level Raspberry Pi capability, sparking debate among makers about whether cheap microcontrollers could soon replace single-board computers for simple projects.

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    Bernio Verhagen, dubbed the 'spookvoetballer' or ghost footballer, was a Dutchman who could barely play football yet managed to sign contracts with clubs across Europe by forging documents and inventing transfers. NPO Radio 1 is revisiting his story, reviving interest in one of football's strangest con artists and how he fooled so many clubs for so long.

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    Heating oil prices are barely moving, with the market in the Middle East showing no new developments, according to FastEnergy. Tagesschau accompanied a heating oil driver in the Eifel, noting that fully topping up tanks is becoming a thing of the past. Meanwhile, Handelsblatt reports experts warning of higher gas prices, keeping German household energy costs in focus.

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    Malmö FF's chief executive is leaving the club after barely a year in the role, with a former vice chief executive set to take over. Swedish media report the departure as unexpected, with one candidate saying he could imagine taking the job. Club officials also flagged the possibility of a new record loss, tying the leadership change to financial concerns at the Allsvenskan champions.

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    A lottery player in the Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in North Rhine-Westphalia has won ten million euros. Barely a day later, attention has already turned to the next draw, with four million euros up for grabs in the jackpot. The win in western Germany is drawing interest because of its size and the back-to-back excitement around the game.

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    Western Bulldogs list boss Michael Reegan has moved to shut down speculation about Zak Butters, saying the club's priority during the trade period lies elsewhere. Fox Sports reports the reality around Butters has been laid bare, with a rival option lingering even as the Dogs ruled out a trade play. The comments came on day one of the AFL trade period, which overlaps with the free agency window where heavyweight deals loom large. Fans are weighing up whether any club move for the star remains realistic.

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    Swedish singer Oscar Zia and Edvin Törnblom are premiering their new reality series 'Boyfriends' on SVT. Swedish media report the couple opens up about a recent heartbreak and their relationship today, describing the show as 'raw and naked'. Zia admits he barely knows what the series is about himself, while press coverage also highlights a Borås stylist featured in the show.

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    An item labelled only '2026' is drawing attention in Mexico and India with no details attached to it. The term likely relates to coverage of events heading into the 2026 US midterm elections, including Donald Trump's widely criticised Time magazine interview, which drew heated comments about Iran policy and his media coverage. Beyond the year itself, no specific fact is confirmed.

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    Climate change ignored in New Zealand election campaign●Unsurprisingly our # climate system continues to evolve, despite being invisible in the # nzpol election run-up. # seaicMmastodonEnvironmentClimate1416 h ago

    As New Zealand heads into its general election, climate campaigners and scientists are voicing frustration that the changing climate system, including declining sea ice, has barely featured in campaign debate. One comment notes that sea ice is fundamental to keeping the planet's systems stable as they have been for millennia, yet the issue remains absent from the political run-up despite ongoing evidence of change.

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    The German antiques show 'Bares für Rares' is generating fresh headlines around notable moments on the program. Recent stories include a 400-year-old book dug up in a garden that stunned the show's dealers, a seller whose asking price was far too high, and a silver treasure discovered in a household clearance. A new XXL edition featuring host Horst Lichter and TV chef Sarah Wiener is also drawing attention.

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    Milan Fashion Week is under way, and coverage from the scene highlights a run of bold, skin-baring trends: bra tops worn as outerwear, thong detailing, and furry heels on the runway and street style. Fashion watchers are treating the diary-style dispatch as a snapshot of the week's most talked-about looks from Italy's biggest fashion event.

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    Rays beat Yankees' Schlittler in ALDS Game 2▼Rays get the best of Schlittler, who battles to no avail https://www. mlb.com/news/cam-schlittler-ya nkees-cant-stop-rayMmastodonSportBaseball116 h ago

    Tampa Bay got the better of Yankees pitcher Cam Schlittler in Game 2 of the American League Division Series in St. Petersburg, despite the Cy Young favorite delivering a strong effort. MLB coverage described it as a nightmare night for Schlittler, who barely did anything wrong but still took the loss as the Rays seized control of the series.

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    Airport traveller notes sea of iPhones and AirTags▼Did a quick scan of my surroundings at the airport this morning and saw an overwhelming amount of iPhones and Air tags,MmastodonTechnologyMobile423 h ago

    A traveller passing through an airport this morning scanned the crowd and noticed an overwhelming number of iPhones and AirTags, with barely any Android devices in sight. They are left wondering whether the imbalance reflects genuine market share or something about how the devices and Bluetooth detection interact, sparking a small debate about phone ecosystems.

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    The hurdles of first nights in foreign beds●Die Hürden des Ankommens und Loslassens. Die Hürden erster Nächte in fremden Betten. Die inneren Uhren und ihre Taktung,MmastodonLifeTravel182 d ago

    A German-language reflection on travel is circulating on social media, describing the difficulties of arriving and letting go: the first nights in unfamiliar beds, the body's inner clock out of rhythm, and restlessness that brings momentum while stealing sleep. The author paints lying awake in early twilight, barely disturbed by outside sounds. Readers appear drawn to the familiar, quietly universal experience of travel insomnia and disorientation.

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    Baked apple cider doughnuts become a fall favorite▼Nothing says fall like these baked apple cider doughnuts. "They came out moist and full of flavor, and barely made it out of my kitchen." https://nyti.ms/4yiKbZi✉newsLifeFood5 d ago

    The New York Times is sharing a recipe for baked apple cider doughnuts, promoting them as the quintessential fall treat. The recipe's blurb promises doughnuts that come out moist and flavorful, joking that they 'barely made it out of my kitchen.' Home bakers looking for seasonal autumn baking ideas are being encouraged to try the apple cider-based treat.

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    Feel-good US TV shows fell from nearly half to 10%●En los 90 casi la mitad de las series US eran “feel‑good”; hoy apenas supera el 10%. Victoriano Izquierdo analizó 1 958MmastodonCultureTelevision24 d ago

    Victoriano Izquierdo analysed 1,958 TV series, including 600 Spanish ones, and 3,600 films to measure how many qualify as feel-good, defined as conveying peace, love and hope. Using Claude Opus 5.5 to classify plots via Wikipedia synopses, he found nearly half of 1990s US series were feel-good, while today the share barely exceeds 10%. The findings are drawing attention to how much darker television tone has become over three decades.

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    Gardener Overseeds Crimson Clover Cover Crop to Fill Bare Patches●The crimson clover cover crop is sprouting nicely, but I decided to broadcast more seeds to cover the bare spots. # gardMmastodonLifeHome & Garden32 h ago

    A gardener reports that a crimson clover cover crop is sprouting well, and has broadcast additional seed to fill in bare spots in the field or bed. Crimson clover is a common cover crop used to build soil nitrogen and prevent erosion over winter, and uneven germination is a frequent issue that gardeners address with a second round of seeding.

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    Bitcoin slips slightly in Swiss franc terms on quiet day●📊 Crypto en CHF — 06.10.2026 19:00 ₿ # BTC 70'916 CHF ↘️ -0.1% Ξ # ETH 2'234 CHF ↘️ -0.5% Ð # DOGE 0.0788 CHF ↗️ +0.1% #MmastodonBusinessCrypto07 h ago

    Bitcoin is trading at 70,916 Swiss francs, down 0.1%, while Ethereum sits at 2,234 francs, off 0.5%. Dogecoin is barely higher at 0.0788 francs, up 0.1%. The market is essentially flat, with the three major cryptocurrencies showing only marginal moves in franc-denominated pricing, indicating a calm session with no significant buying or selling pressure.

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    Rethinking matter as relationship rather than stuff▼What if matter isn't "stuff" but relationship? The Physical Domain is where the Conference of Difference begins—the bareMmastodonScience52 d ago

    A philosophical take on quantum physics argues that matter should be understood not as isolated 'stuff' but as a web of relationships. It proposes that an electron has no definite mass, charge or position in isolation, describing physical reality as a 'conference' of quantum fields where differences come together into existence. The framing blends field theory with process philosophy, inviting discussion on whether properties of particles are relational rather than intrinsic.

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    Home Cook's Chicken and Leek Pie a Hit With the Kids●I made a chicken and leek pie tonight. Not one of my staples, but perhaps it should enter into the rotation. The kids abMmastodonLifeFood82 d ago

    A home cook reports making a chicken and leek pie for dinner, a dish not usually in their regular rotation, and says the kids enjoyed it so much that barely any was left. With no decent photo possible, they shared an 'indecent' one of the leftovers instead, and are now considering adding the pie to their usual meal lineup.

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    Ebola outbreak exposes global pandemic preparedness gaps▼Ebola outbreak shows that the world is not ready for the next pandemic✉newsHealthPandemics1 d ago

    Commentators argue the ongoing Ebola outbreak demonstrates that the world remains unprepared for the next pandemic. Writing in Geneva Solutions, analysts point to weaknesses in outbreak response, surveillance and international coordination that the latest Ebola emergency has laid bare, warning the same gaps could prove far costlier in a future global health crisis.

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    Critics Say US Tapping Oil Reserves to Cut Gas Prices Before Elections●Funny how strategic # oil reserves are used in feeble attempts to lower # gas prices before # elections # uspolMmastodonWorldUS Politics322 h ago

    A complaint circulating among US politics watchers accuses administrations of releasing strategic oil reserves as a politically motivated attempt to bring down gas prices ahead of elections. The post frames the reserve releases as a feeble tool that barely moves pump prices, reflecting a broader debate over whether the Strategic Petroleum Reserve is being used for market management or electoral advantage.

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    Artist draws original character inspired by Luceafăr legend●6. Luceafăr (evening/ morning star) There is barely any canon about it so I just drew Filip, he kinda fits the trope andMmastodonCultureArt120 h ago

    An artist has shared a new drawing of Filip, an original character, as part of a numbered art challenge. The piece is inspired by Luceafăr, the evening and morning star from Romanian mythology, best known through Mihai Eminescu's famous poem. The artist says there is barely any established canon about the figure, so they took creative liberty, arguing the character fits the trope of a distant, unreachable beloved. The work is circulating among art-sharing communities online.

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    Calm, damp conditions reported on the Isle of Lewis●Weather - MM0ZIF Temperature: 8.8°C Humidity: 93% Wind: 0 km/h N Location: Marybank, Isle Of Lewis, Outer Hebrides httpsMmastodonEnvironmentWeather123 h ago

    A weather station in Marybank, on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, is reporting cool, still conditions: 8.8°C, 93% humidity and no wind from the north. The reading comes from an amateur radio operator's automated station, MM0ZIF, which posts regular local weather updates. With barely any engagement, it is mainly of interest to weather watchers and locals following conditions in the Outer Hebrides.

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    Soulcalibur II Remains a Beloved PS2 Fighting Game Classic●Der PS2-Kult-Klassiker Soulcalibur II glänzt mit flüssigen 60 FPS, epischem Weapon Master Modus & Tekken-Legende HeihachMmastodonCultureGaming19 h ago

    The PS2 fighting game Soulcalibur II is being celebrated as a cult classic, praised for its smooth 60 FPS gameplay, its sprawling Weapon Master single-player mode, and its guest fighter Heihachi Mishima from Tekken, who fights bare-fisted against sword-wielding opponents. Fans are calling it a masterpiece of the fighting game genre.

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    Hands-on with Apple's foldable iPhone Duo▼Apple iPhone Duo hands-on: I barely noticed the crease✉newsTechnologyMobile1 d ago

    A first hands-on look at Apple's iPhone Duo foldable phone is drawing attention, with the reviewer saying they barely noticed the crease on the foldable display. Early impressions focus on how the screen holds up in everyday use, offering one of the first close looks at Apple's entry into the foldable market.

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    The Almost Naked Look Takes Over Red Carpets and Runways▼The Almost Naked Look on Red Carpets and Runways✉newsLifeFashion4 d ago

    Fashion's barely-there aesthetic is drawing fresh attention as sheer fabrics, exposed undergarments and illusion dressing move from runway shows to major red carpet moments. The New York Times examines how the almost naked look has become a defining trend, prompting debate over where style, shock value and celebrity image-making intersect on the world's most watched stages.

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    10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 5.26% While Breakevens Stay Flat▼🎬 New on CycleStack 10-Year Treasury Yield 5.26%: Breakevens Barely Moved. So What Did? $TLT ▶ Watch: https:// youtu.be/MmastodonBusiness32 d ago

    The 10-year Treasury yield has reached 5.26%, a level drawing attention from bond-market watchers. The analysis notes that inflation breakevens barely moved despite the jump in nominal yields, implying the shift came from real yields rather than inflation expectations. Traders are weighing what that decomposition means for long-duration Treasury ETFs like TLT.

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    Weekend anecdote fuels claims of lawless US administration●Yes, it's a # USPol post. Please skip if uninterested. I saw something on the weekend that I thought was a perfect, tinyMmastodonWorldUS Politics57 h ago

    US political discussion continued over the weekend, with one commentator describing a small incident they said showed the American administration acting lawlessly and that elite figures barely register it. The post invited readers to skip it if uninterested in US politics, and drew modest engagement, reflecting ongoing concern among critics about the rule of law under the current administration.

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    Tom Ford Asks: Is Naked That Sexy?▼Tom Ford: Is Naked That Sexy? https://www.nytimes.com/video/style/100000011131904/tom-ford-is-naked-that-sexy.html # FasMmastodonLifeFashion13 d ago

    The New York Times has published a short style video titled "Tom Ford: Is Naked That Sexy?", exploring the designer's fascination with nudity and skin in fashion. The piece examines whether bareness in Tom Ford's work is about sex appeal or something more complicated, adding to ongoing conversation about the designer's provocative aesthetic.

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    Laura Benanti mines her secrets in new solo show 'Nobody Cares'▼Review: Tony winner Laura Benanti sings some of her most shameful secrets in breezy solo show 'Nobody Cares'✉newsCultureEntertainment13 h ago

    Tony-winning performer Laura Benanti is drawing attention with her new solo show 'Nobody Cares,' in which she sings about some of her most personal and embarrassing experiences. A Los Angeles Times review describes the production as breezy, praising Benanti's willingness to lay bare shameful secrets through song. The cabaret-style show is being discussed as a showcase for her trademark wit and vocal skill, adding another chapter to her stage career beyond her Broadway and television work.

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    French students demand dignity and decent study conditions▼The French students simply want to study and learn in decent conditions. That is their basic demand: dignity. The bare mMmastodonWorldEU Politics104 d ago

    French students are protesting for the right to study in decent conditions, framing their demands as a basic call for dignity rather than anything radical. Commenters describe the students as being relentlessly hounded for making what they call the bare minimum of requests. The situation has drawn attention across French and wider European political discussions, with sympathy for the students' cause.

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    Hedge Fund's Near Collapse Exposes Risks of Leveraged A.I. Bets▼Hedge Fund’s Near Collapse Lays Bare Risks of Borrowing to Bet on A.I.✉newsBusinessMarkets6 d ago

    A hedge fund focused on artificial intelligence investments has come close to collapse, according to a New York Times report, underscoring the dangers of heavy borrowing to finance bets on the A.I. boom. The episode highlights how leveraged positions in crowded, high-valuation tech trades can unravel quickly when markets turn.

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    The 'anti-blush' makeup look celebrities are wearing▼How to get the “anti-blush” look like a celebrity✉newsCultureCelebrity2 d ago

    Beauty editors are spotlighting the 'anti-blush' makeup trend, a look that deliberately skips rosy cheeks and flush in favour of a pale, sculpted, almost bare complexion favoured by celebrities on red carpets. Prestige Online breaks down how to recreate the style at home, pointing to colour-correcting bases, matte skin finishes and neutral contouring as the key steps for achieving the flushed-free celebrity look.

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    Vintage horror 'Horrors of Spider Island' gets a scathing review●'Horrors of Spider Island' is one of those bare bones plots that lets the filmmakers show of their creativity, if they hMmastodonCultureFilm21 d ago

    The 1960 horror film 'Horrors of Spider Island' is being discussed by film fans, with at least one reviewer giving it the lowest possible rating of half a star. The critique argues the film's minimal plot offered ample room for creative filmmaking, but says the makers failed to take advantage of it, calling the movie a creative failure.

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    A year away from Duolingo: app worse than remembered●I tried Duolingo for the first time in a year, and it’s worse than I thought This isn't the Duolingo I remember. https:/MmastodonBusinessStartups22 d ago

    Android Authority published a first-person review of returning to Duolingo after a year away, concluding the language-learning app is worse than before and that the writer barely recognizes it. The piece also points readers toward alternatives. The criticism reflects a wider debate about whether the app's design changes and AI pivot have degraded the learning experience.

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    Micron Shares Flat After Blowout Quarter as Retail Turns Bullish▼MU Stock Muted Despite Blowout Quarter: Analysts Weigh In As Retail Gets More Bullish✉newsBusinessRetail2 d ago

    Micron reported results well above expectations, but its stock barely moved in response. Wall Street analysts offered mixed-to-positive commentary on the outlook, while retail investors grew more bullish on the memory chipmaker's prospects. The muted share price reaction despite strong earnings is drawing attention from traders weighing whether the results are already priced in or if the stock will follow sentiment higher.

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    Vikings offense struggling as Reichard carries the scoring●Since Week 2 the Viking have 6 points from the offense, 6 points from Myles Price and 32 points from Will Reichard httpsMmastodonSportFootball21 d ago

    Minnesota Vikings fans are highlighting a stark scoring breakdown: since Week 2, the offense has produced just 6 points, kick returner Myles Price has added 6, and kicker Will Reichard accounts for 32. The numbers point to a stalled attack with Reichard doing nearly all the work on the scoreboard.

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    Apple Watch Series 12 Review: Familiar Design, Improved Tracking▼Apple Watch Series 12 Review: Familiar Looks, Tracks Like a Beast✉newsTechnologyGadgets2 d ago

    Apple Watch Series 12 is drawing attention as reviews land, with the Gadgets 360 verdict calling it 'familiar looks, tracks like a beast'. The takeaway: the design barely changes from previous generations, but the fitness and health tracking performance is notably strong. Readers are weighing whether the tracking upgrades justify an upgrade for an already familiar-looking watch.

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