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- 1Final Day for The Portal Witch Kickstarter●RE: https:// dice.camp/@miriamrobern/117509 328620175070 it's the final day of The Portal Witch kickstarter. if you want
The crowdfunding campaign for The Portal Witch, an independent tabletop role-playing game aimed at children and families, closes today. Backers who have been meaning to pledge are being urged to do so before the deadline. The game has been circulating in tabletop and parenting communities, where supporters are sharing last-minute reminders to help it hit its funding goal.
- 2KibernetykMono: New Geometric Monospace Typeface Released●KibernetykMono – A Geometric Monospace Typeface
A new open monospace font called KibernetykMono, designed with a geometric style, has been made available by designer Pavlo Kilko. The release is drawing attention among programmers and typography enthusiasts, who are discussing its clean geometric letterforms and potential use in code editors and terminals.
- 3Paloma Bernardi's nude scenes in O Escolhido draw attention●Paloma Bernardi Nude - O Escolhido - S01E04-05 (2019) Paloma Bernardi is nude in “O Escolhido” season 1 episodes 4-5 (20
Brazilian actress Paloma Bernardi appears in nude and intimate scenes in the first season of the Netflix series O Escolhido, specifically episodes four and five of the 2019 season. Discussion online is focused on cataloguing and sharing clips of these scenes. No new projects or developments involving the actress are cited in the conversation.
- 4Living Faith Church Holds Showers of Blessing Service in Ota●SHOWERS OF BLESSING SERVICE - PT4 | 25, OCTOBER 2026 | FAITH TABERNACLE, OTA.
Living Faith Church, also known as Winners' Chapel, held the fourth part of its Showers of Blessing Service at Faith Tabernacle in Ota, Nigeria, on 25 October 2026. The service drew a large online audience, with hundreds of thousands of likes as worshippers followed the programme from around the world.
- 5Developer rebuilds Kubernetes for ESP32 microcontrollers●Show HN: I rebuilt Kubernetes for ESP32 microcontrollers
A developer has released an open-source project that reimplements Kubernetes-style container orchestration for ESP32 microcontrollers, publishing it on GitHub. The project, called kube32, brings a concept normally associated with large data center clusters down to tiny, low-cost hardware. Readers are debating the practical value of running orchestration on microcontrollers, with some seeing it as a clever engineering exercise and others questioning real-world use cases.
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Leo Bernal hit a three-run home run in a baseball game, a swing that drove in three runs at once. MLB.com carried the highlight, and the blast is being shared among baseball fans following the action.
- 7Fort Myers art center vandalized, police investigating▼Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center in Fort Myers vandalized; police investigating
The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center in downtown Fort Myers, Florida, has been vandalized, and city police have opened an investigation into the damage. Details about the extent of the damage, the cost, or any suspects have not yet been released. Local news outlets in the Gulf Coast region are covering the story as the investigation gets underway, and residents are awaiting further updates from authorities on what happened and who may be responsible.
- 8Halloween-Themed Music Festival Takes Over San Bernardino▼A Halloween-themed music festival in San Bernardino
A Halloween-themed music festival is being held in San Bernardino, California, drawing attention around the spooky holiday. The event combines live music with Halloween festivities for attendees in the region. Details about the lineup, dates, and expected crowds were highlighted in local news coverage.
- 9Florida governor's race frames climate policy choice▼In Florida’s gubernatorial race, a choice between new climate policy or the status quo
Florida's gubernatorial race is being framed as a decision between advancing new climate policy or maintaining the status quo. Coverage from WUSF and Inside Climate News highlights how the candidates' differing approaches to climate change have become a defining issue in the contest, in a state highly exposed to hurricanes, flooding and rising seas. Voters are being asked to weigh continued current policy against a shift in the state's climate agenda.
- 10How BlackRock went from Texas blacklist to GOP darling●This week's top story, from Candice Bernd: How did the world’s largest asset manager go from a blacklisted enemy to a GO
The Texas Observer's top story this week, by Candice Bernd, examines how BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, transformed from a blacklisted enemy of Texas Republicans into a favored partner. The piece traces a nearly five-year saga, illustrating the influence of Texas's one-party government in pursuing culture-war goals, including the state's anti-ESG financial blacklist.
- 11Bernard Herrmann recalled convincing Hitchcock to score the shower scene●# BernardHerrmann Hitchcock voulait que la scène de la douche soit complètement silencieuse. Je lui ai dit : "Hitch, lai
Composer Bernard Herrmann's account of Psycho's famous shower scene is circulating again: Hitchcock initially wanted the scene completely silent, but Herrmann insisted, saying "Hitch, let me at least try something with the strings." The resulting shrieking violins became one of the most iconic pieces of film music ever written.
- 12Church Updates Guest Experience at Salt Lake Tabernacle▼The Tabernacle at Temple Square Guest Experience
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is highlighting a refreshed guest experience at the historic Tabernacle on Temple Square in Salt Lake City. The update concerns how visitors are welcomed and guided through the landmark venue, long known for its architecture and the Tabernacle Choir. Details of the changes and public reaction remain limited.
- 13LiberNovo Omni Pro Office Chair With Built-In Fan Tested▼Office Chair with Fan: The LiberNovo Omni Pro Put to the Test
A new review puts the LiberNovo Omni Pro, an ergonomic office chair equipped with a built-in fan, through its paces. The test examines how the cooling feature and the chair's design hold up in everyday use, as interest grows in workspace gear aimed at improving comfort during long hours at a desk.
- 14Developer rebuilds Kubernetes to run on ESP32 microcontrollers▼Show HN: I rebuilt Kubernetes for ESP32 microcontrollers Article URL: https:// github.com/arterialist/kube32 Comments UR
A developer has released kube32, an open-source project described as a rebuild of Kubernetes for ESP32 microcontrollers, on GitHub. The project surfaced on Hacker News, drawing modest attention with 40 points and a handful of comments. Readers are debating the practicality of running container-orchestration concepts on tiny, resource-constrained hardware.
- 15Church Offers Special Tabernacle Guest Experience for Newlyweds▼The Tabernacle at Temple Square Guest Experience (Newlyweds)
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is promoting a guest experience at the Tabernacle on Temple Square in Salt Lake City aimed specifically at newlyweds. The offering invites couples who are newly married to visit the historic building as part of the ongoing Temple Square visitor programme. Little further detail is available about what the experience includes or when it is offered.
- 16US Copyright Office moving to restore copyright protections●Copyright Office is restoring copyright to something you have to work to get
The US Copyright Office is moving to restore copyright protection to a category of works that currently requires affirmative effort to secure rights for. Commentators, including author Cory Doctorow on his Pluralistic blog, are questioning the move, framing it as another step in expanding copyright scope despite international Berne Convention rules that bar formalities as a condition of protection. The debate touches on how easily rights should attach to creative work.
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Federico Bernardeschi, the Italian forward currently playing in MLS with Toronto FC, is among the most searched names in Italy today. The broader football conversation is dominated by Bologna's 4-2 win at San Siro against AC Milan and Bologna forward Riccardo Orsolini's injury, a flexor lesion that will sideline him for several weeks. No specific new development involving Bernardeschi has been confirmed.
- 18Sanders critics hope Musk and Trump's billionaire alliance fails●Yet another brilliant reason for wanting them to fail: @ BernieSanders # BernieSanders # musk # trump # billionaires # m
A social media post invoking Bernie Sanders argues there is yet another reason to want Donald Trump, Elon Musk and the billionaire class to fail, framing the 2026 midterms as a chance to vote progressive and oppose what it calls oligarchy and government corruption. The comment reflects ongoing online debate over the influence of billionaires on US politics.
- 19Linux Mint previews new terminal, system monitor and hibernation plans●Linux Mint reveals plans for a new terminal, system monitor, archive manager, improved hibernation support, and Nemo fil
The Linux Mint team has outlined development plans including a new terminal application, a system monitor tool, an archive manager, improved hibernation support, and enhanced file previews in its Nemo file manager. The roadmap gives users a look at what upcoming releases of the popular Linux distribution may include, and open-source enthusiasts are discussing the proposed changes.
- 20Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno says non-Christians unfit for Senate●Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) said on Wednesday night that anyone who does not believe that Jesus died for their salvation i
Republican Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio said Wednesday night that anyone who does not believe Jesus died for their salvation is unfit to serve in the Senate and "should be nowhere near Washington." His remarks, framing religious belief as a qualification for federal office, drew criticism for excluding non-Christians from public service and testing the limits of the Constitution's religious test clause.
- 21Jon Bernthal's Old Sitcom Called His Most Anti-Punisher Role●Jon Bernthal’s 19-Episode Sitcom Is TV's Most Perfect Anti-Punisher Show
Jon Bernthal, best known for playing the brutal Marvel vigilante the Punisher, reportedly appeared across 19 episodes of a sitcom before his action-star fame. An article from Comic Book Resources argues that the comedic role stands as the perfect counterpoint to his violent Punisher persona, showing a softer, funnier side of the actor that fans may find surprising.
- 22Gubernatorial candidates make final pitch ahead of Tuesday election●Gubernatorial candidates make final pitch to voters ahead of Tuesday’s election
Candidates in a gubernatorial race are making their final appeals to voters ahead of Tuesday's election. With little time remaining, campaigns are focusing on turnout efforts and closing messages. Specific details about the candidates, their platforms, or polling standings were not provided, so the state or district involved remains unclear from available reporting.