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    Developer says GitHub won't remove cracked software copies●Tell HN: GitHub refuses to remove cracked copies of my software after a monthYhnWarMiddle East56915 min ago

    A developer says GitHub has refused for a month to take down repositories distributing cracked copies of his software, despite takedown requests. The complaint, shared on Hacker News, has drawn hundreds of upvotes and is fuelling debate about how effectively the platform handles DMCA-style reports and piracy of paid tools by independent developers.

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    NASA Unveils SkyFall Mars Helicopter Concept●NASA’s SkyFall Mars Helicopters▶youtubeScienceSpace Policy244.4K6 min ago

    NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is presenting SkyFall, a proposed Mars helicopter concept, drawing wide public attention. The mission idea follows the success of the Ingenuity helicopter, which completed dozens of flights on Mars before its rotor damage ended operations in 2024. Space enthusiasts and commentators are reacting to the announcement, discussing what a next-generation aerial fleet could mean for future Mars exploration.

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    Police denied entry to Delhi's Bangla Sahib gurudwara●No government in India has survived after sending police into a gurudwara. Cops went to Bangla Sahib today to prevent pe𝕏xIN14.3K3 h ago

    Police attempted to enter Gurdwara Bangla Sahib in New Delhi to stop peaceful protesters from taking refuge inside, but were turned away. Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra amplified the episode, warning that no Indian government has survived after sending police into a gurudwara, and directly challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying his time is up. The confrontation is drawing strong reactions and revoking memories of past conflicts over state interference in Sikh places of worship.

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    AstroHelm turns a phone camera into a telescope finder●Show HN: AstroHelm – Use your phone camera to aim a telescope or telephoto lensYhnEnvironmentClimate994 min ago

    A new tool called AstroHelm lets astronomers use their phone's camera to aim a telescope or a telephoto lens at targets in the night sky. The project was shared on Hacker News, where it drew quick attention and discussion. People are responding to the idea of replacing dedicated alignment hardware with a device they already carry.

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    The daily horoscope for Wednesday the 7th, published by Maringá Post, points to encounters and opportunities, while warning that some choices require care this week. Readers in Brazil routinely check these daily astrology forecasts, which combine zodiac signs with general advice on love, work and decisions for the day ahead.

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    Daily horoscope readings are drawing attention, with The Economic Times publishing its Pisces weekly forecast for October 12-18, 2026, urging readers to manage financial commitments, career pressure and emotional balance. Astrology columns like this are a regular feature for Indian readers checking predictions for love, money and work at the start of a new week.

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    Libai Huang uses optical microscopy to capture light-matter interactions▼Libai Huang use optical microscopy to capture light-matter interactions (IMAGE)✉newsScience1 h ago

    Libai Huang and her research team are using advanced optical microscopy techniques to directly visualize and capture light-matter interactions at very small scales. The work, highlighted in a science news release with accompanying imagery, offers a way to observe how light and materials interact, a process central to developing better solar cells, quantum devices and other light-based technologies. Researchers say such imaging could deepen understanding of energy flow in novel materials.

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    RIT seminar on hyperspectral imaging for artwork analysis▼Imaging Science Seminar: Optimized hyperspectral cameras for reflectance imaging spectroscopy of paintings and works on paper✉newsScience2 h ago

    Rochester Institute of Technology is hosting an imaging science seminar on hyperspectral cameras optimized for reflectance imaging spectroscopy of paintings and works on paper. The talk covers how specialized imaging systems can reveal pigments, underdrawings and material details in artworks, supporting conservation and art history research at cultural institutions.

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    Police Officer Charged With Murder After Traffic Stop●Cop Charged With Murder After Traffic Stop▶youtubeWorldCrime916.7K37 min ago

    A police officer has been charged with murder in connection with a fatal traffic stop. Details about the officer's identity, the location, and the circumstances of the stop have not been made available. The case has drawn heavy public attention, with many following for updates on whether the charge will hold and what led to the decision to prosecute.

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    Daily horoscope updates for Virgo and all 12 zodiac signs are being published, with outlets like iDiva releasing daily astrological predictions. Readers in India are searching for today's Virgo forecast to check predictions on career, money, love and health. Astrology content continues to attract steady daily attention from people looking for guidance at the start of their day.

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    A police officer argues in favor of Flock, the automated license plate reader network used by US police departments, laying out how the cameras help solve crimes and track vehicles across jurisdictions. The piece has drawn attention for offering a law-enforcement perspective on a technology that critics say enables mass surveillance, and readers are debating whether the safety benefits justify the privacy trade-offs.

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    Janitor character solves murder before police in viral drama●Quirky janitor stole cops' job Day 1! Munching victim's chips & solving the murder, police stunned!▶youtubeTechnologySemiconductors138K11 min ago

    A fictional crime drama is drawing attention for its comic premise: on his first day at work, a janitor casually eats the victim's chips while beating baffled detectives to solving the murder. Viewers are sharing clips of the character's unorthodox sleuthing, praising the mix of slapstick humour and whodunit plotting.

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    The Strange Rise of 'Vegetative Electron Microscopy'●Vegetative Electron Microscopy WTF? (2025)YhnWorldElections2445 min ago

    The phrase 'vegetative electron microscopy' is puzzling readers: it is not a real scientific technique, and the nonsensical term appears to have originated from AI-generated or machine-translated scientific text that slipped into published literature. The discussion centers on how such fabricated terminology spreads through academic papers and search indexes, raising fresh concerns about AI pollution of the scientific record.

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    Unboxing RC dinosaur truck, helicopter and ambulance toys●Unboxing RC Dinosaur transport truck,Ev Military helicopter,RC Medical ambulance,Ev Dancing Rabbit▶youtubeHealthMedicine205.5K1 h ago

    A toy unboxing video featuring remote control vehicles — a dinosaur transport truck, military helicopter, medical ambulance and a dancing rabbit toy — is drawing large audiences worldwide. The children's toy showcase has accumulated over 200,000 likes, making it one of the more popular kids' entertainment clips circulating at the moment, with viewers drawn to the colorful vehicles and playful unboxing format.

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    Airbus lands new order for H225M military helicopters▼Airbus wins new order for H225M multirole military helicopters✉newsScienceSpace Policy6 min ago

    Airbus has secured a new order for its H225M multirole military helicopter, according to a report by Asia Pacific Defence Reporter. The H225M is widely used for combat search and rescue, troop transport and maritime missions. Details on the customer and volume of the order have not been specified in the available reporting.

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    Sharing concert photos from a Copenhagen trip●Photos from my trip to a concert in Copenhagen ❤️❤️ # rainbow # beauty # wildlife # love # nowarMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife112 min ago

    A concertgoer has shared photos from a trip to a concert in Copenhagen, describing the experience with affectionate tags about rainbows, beauty and love, alongside a 'nowar' tag. The post mixes travel and music memories with a gentle anti-war sentiment, resonating with a small audience online.

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    EU climate chief pledges bigger youth role before COP31▼EU climate chief pledges greater youth role ahead of COP31 talks✉newsEnvironmentClimate4 min ago

    The European Union's top climate official has promised to give young people a greater role in climate negotiations ahead of the COP31 summit. The pledge signals an effort to include youth voices more directly in formal UN climate talks, a long-running demand from young activists pushing for stronger emissions commitments and a seat at the decision-making table.

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    IceCube Telescope Beneath Antarctic Ice Captures the Universe●IceCube’s Hidden Lair: Beneath Antarctic Ice, a Cosmic Telescope Captures the Universe✉newsSciencePhysics8 min ago

    The IceCube Neutrino Observatory, buried deep beneath the ice at the South Pole, continues to draw attention for its role as a cosmic telescope. Using thousands of sensors frozen in Antarctic ice, it detects neutrinos from distant cosmic events such as black holes and exploding stars, offering scientists a new way to study the universe beyond what light-based telescopes can see.

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    Police car crashes into road divider in Singapore●Police car crashes into road divider; cop helping with investigations𝕏xSG010 h ago

    A Singapore police car crashed into a road divider, and the officer involved is helping with investigations into the incident. The Singapore Police Force confirmed the crash, with no immediate details released on the cause or whether anyone was injured. The incident has drawn attention locally as authorities work to establish what led to the emergency vehicle leaving the road.

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    Bangladesh youth trained for climate negotiations ahead of COP31▼Bangladesh youth trained for climate negotiations ahead of COP31 talks✉newsEnvironmentClimate4 min ago

    Young people in Bangladesh are receiving training in climate negotiations ahead of the COP31 talks, preparing a new generation to represent the country at international climate diplomacy. Bangladesh is among the nations most vulnerable to climate impacts, and the initiative aims to give its youth a stronger voice in global negotiations.

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    Cloudflare acquires startup founded by Node.js creator▼Cloudflare acquires Node.js creator’s startup that copied its serverless playbook✉newsBusinessStartups2 h ago

    Cloudflare has acquired the startup founded by Ryan Dahl, the creator of Node.js, according to The New Stack. The report describes the company as having followed a strategy similar to Cloudflare's own serverless playbook. Details on the deal terms, the startup's name, and what happens to its team and technology were not provided in the report.

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    Militsioner demo lets players scale a giant policeman▼Gargantuan cop immersive sim Militsioner now has an acrophobia-inducing demo, and yes, I did somehow manage to fail the tutorial✉newsCultureGaming2 h ago

    The immersive sim Militsioner has released a public demo ahead of its launch. The demo lets players climb and explore the enormous roaming policeman at the heart of the game, with vertigo-inducing heights that one critic joked led to failing even the tutorial. The quirky premise of a giant Soviet-style cop guarding a town continues to draw attention to the unusual indie title.

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    The Brazilian Football Confederation has released its calendar for 2027, which includes a break for the Women's World Cup. The news comes amid growing attention on women's football in Brazil ahead of the tournament, and interest in the national women's team's prospects on home-style global stage discussions continues.

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    NASA's $1.2 Billion PRIMA Telescope Aims Beyond Webb●NASA’s $1.2B PRIMA Telescope Will See Past Webb [2026]✉newsScienceSpace Policy6 min ago

    NASA is moving forward with PRIMA, a $1.2 billion far-infrared space telescope planned for launch around 2026 that would observe wavelengths the James Webb Space Telescope cannot reach. Coverage highlights its potential to peer through cosmic dust and study star and galaxy formation, positioning it as the next step beyond Webb's infrared capabilities.

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    YouTuber Says Police Visited Him After Camera Tracking Cops●YouTuber Says Cops Paid Him a Visit After He Built Flock-Style Camera to Track Cops It turns out that the gander is notMmastodonBusinessStartups419 h ago

    A YouTuber who built a Flock-style automated camera system to track police vehicles says officers paid him a visit following the project. The setup mirrored the surveillance technology widely deployed to monitor the public, but pointed the other way at law enforcement. The case is drawing attention to concerns over surveillance transparency and whether police are comfortable being watched by the same tools they use on citizens.

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    NASA's PRIMA telescope would see what James Webb can't●NASA's Prima space telescope would aim to see what James Webb can't✉newsScience9 min ago

    NASA's proposed PRIMA space telescope is being pitched as a mission capable of observing far-infrared wavelengths that the James Webb Space Telescope cannot reach. The far-infrared band would let astronomers study how galaxies, stars and planets form, and probe cosmic phenomena hidden from current observatories. The proposal is now drawing attention as NASA weighs its future astrophysics priorities.

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    Labor accused of hypocrisy over pre-COP climate conference●Labor is ‘taking the piss’ with pre-COP climate conference▶youtubeEnvironmentClimate30.1K4 h ago

    Australia's Labor government is facing criticism over its handling of a pre-COP climate conference, with critics accusing the party of insincerity on climate policy ahead of the UN COP talks. The blunt criticism is drawing widespread attention as climate advocates question whether the government's commitments match its actions.

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    Chicago police close 65-year-old cold case, naming officer as killer●Closing a 65-year-old cold case, CPD says 8-year-old girl was brutally murdered by a young Chicago cop✉newsWorldCrime37 min ago

    Chicago police have announced the resolution of a 65-year-old cold case, saying an 8-year-old girl was brutally murdered by a young Chicago police officer. The disclosure, reported by the Chicago Tribune, closes one of the city's oldest unsolved homicides and names a member of its own department as the killer, a revelation drawing widespread attention.

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    Six Indore officers suspended after youth assaulted at police station●Indore: Youth assaulted by cops at police station when he went to file complaint; six officers suspended by police chief𝕏xIN010 h ago

    A young man in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, was assaulted by police officers inside a police station when he went there to file a complaint. Following the incident, the police chief ordered the suspension of six officers. The case has drawn attention to police misconduct and accountability, with people demanding action against officers who mistreat citizens seeking help.

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    Ben Affleck Opens Up About Coparenting With Jennifer Garner▼Ben Affleck Gets Candid About Coparenting With Jennifer Garner: ‘I’m Coming Up a Little Short’✉newsLifeParenting3 h ago

    Ben Affleck has spoken candidly about his experience coparenting his children with his ex-wife Jennifer Garner, admitting that he feels he is 'coming up a little short' in the role. The actor's frank remarks about his own shortcomings as a parent are drawing attention, as the two are frequently discussed as one of Hollywood's most amicable divorced couples raising children together.

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    Extreme Home Workout Episode 40 Goes Viral●Belly to Six-Pack — Episode 40 🔥 Extreme Home Workout | Don’t Copy This▶youtubeHealthFitness707.6K10 h ago

    Fitness creator Pawan Mainali has released episode 40 of his 'Belly to Six-Pack' series, an intense home workout routine that has drawn over 700,000 likes. The video carries a warning not to copy the extreme routine without preparation, and viewers are sharing it widely as a high-intensity option for building abs without gym equipment.

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    UN urges faster climate action ahead of COP31 summit▼‘Overshoot is not a reason to surrender’: UN calls for accelerated climate action ahead of COP31 summit✉newsWorldUnited Nations7 h ago

    The United Nations has issued a call for countries to speed up climate action ahead of the COP31 summit, warning that overshooting agreed warming limits must not lead to complacency. In its message, the UN stressed that 'overshoot is not a reason to surrender', urging governments to intensify emissions cuts and adaptation efforts despite projections that temperature targets may be temporarily exceeded.

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    Claims a 1985 Bollywood melody was plagiarized●Copiers' # PlagiarismHunt Folks, check this sweet 1985 Bollywood melody: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=m_fswTBgcX 8&tMmastodonCultureMusic19 h ago

    A 1985 Bollywood song is being circulated with claims that its melody was lifted from an earlier original track, reviving long-running debates about plagiarism in Hindi film music. The poster highlights specific moments in the song said to match the supposed source and asks followers to identify the original.

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    Europe's major rivers at their lowest flow in 30 years●# Europe Europe’s major rivers are drying up, threatening energy security and trade The EU Copernicus Climate Change SerMmastodonWorldEU Politics1120 h ago

    Europe's largest rivers are drying up. The EU Copernicus Climate Change Service reports that water flow in 12 of the continent's major waterways hit a 30-year low this summer. The decline threatens hydropower generation, nuclear plant cooling and river-borne freight, raising concerns about energy security and trade as climate change drives more frequent droughts across the continent.

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    Gutemar: The Encrypted Key of Solomon released●GutemarThe Encrypted Key of Solomon available now. Signed copies are on backorder at decryptedkey.com Hard cover and eboMmastodonCultureArt37 h ago

    A new book, Gutemar: The Encrypted Key of Solomon, has been released, drawing on the Key of Solomon and the Lesser Key of Solomon grimoire tradition. The author announced signed hardcover copies are on backorder at decryptedkey.com, with hardcover and ebook editions also available on Amazon. The work is tagged as art and described with terms like grimoire, sigil and hyperstition, suggesting a blend of occult themes, puzzle elements and visual art.

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    Christian charities urge EU climate action before COP31▼Christian charities urge EU to act on climate change before COP31✉newsEnvironmentClimate11 h ago

    Christian charities are calling on the European Union to strengthen its climate commitments ahead of the COP31 UN climate summit. In an appeal reported by Premier Christian News, faith-based organisations are pressing EU leaders to take bolder action on emissions and climate policy before international negotiations begin, framing environmental protection as a moral and religious responsibility.

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    Canary Islands telescope captures colliding galaxy pair Arp 271●Gran Telescopio Canarias image of Arp 271, also known as NGC 5426 and NGC 5427. The mutual gravitational interaction ofMmastodonScienceSpace1322 h ago

    The Gran Telescopio Canarias has released an image of Arp 271, a pair of interacting spiral galaxies known as NGC 5426 and NGC 5427. Their mutual gravitational pull distorts both galaxies and forms a bridge of gas, dust and young stars linking them. The image, credited to the GTC and the Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands, is being shared by space enthusiasts.

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    Author Shares Free 'Psychology of Apocalypse' Book Online●*PSYCHOLOGY OF APOCALYPSE* Ch 2, p. 16 🧵Click panel below for Thread, complete book or, for free pdf copy: drive.google.MmastodonEnvironment313 h ago

    A writer is serialising his book 'Psychology of Apocalypse', posting chapter two online alongside a free PDF download. The work connects ecological crisis with psychology, using terms like ecocide, ecopsychology and end times to frame climate collapse as a mental and existential problem. The chapter excerpts are being shared in threaded form so readers can follow the argument panel by panel without paying for the full text.

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    Rare gastric glomus tumor case highlights imaging technique▼Double contrast-enhanced ultrasonography in an exophytic gastric glomus tumor with unremarkable gastroscopy: A case report✉newsHealthMedicine8 h ago

    A newly published case report describes a patient with an exophytic gastric glomus tumor, a rare growth of the stomach, that went undetected on a routine gastroscopy. Doctors identified it using double contrast-enhanced ultrasonography, an imaging method that combines ultrasound with contrast agents. The report suggests this technique may help diagnose rare stomach tumors that standard endoscopy can miss.

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    Nikon Disqualifies Winning Microscopy Video Over Generative AI●Contest-Winning Microscope Video Thrown Out for Using Generative AI Ning Xu's winning entry to Nikon Instruments' SmallMmastodonBusinessStartups216 h ago

    Ning Xu's entry won Nikon Instruments' Small World in Motion microscopy video competition, but it has been ruled ineligible after organizers determined it used generative AI. A contest spokesperson confirmed the disqualification to Gizmodo. The case is drawing attention as scientific imaging contests grapple with how to judge entries created with AI tools.

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