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- 1French association Watizat helps exiled people access information●L’association WATIZAT milite pour l’accès à l’information des personnes exilées en France par la création de supports d’
Watizat, a French association, works to give exiled people in France access to practical information. It produces paper and digital guides to help migrants connect with aid organisations and public services, covering topics like housing, healthcare and asylum procedures. Supporters are highlighting and sharing its work, praising the initiative as an important resource for people navigating administrative systems in a foreign language.
- 2AI Dada photography series publishes new 'Objet Trouvé' piece●Objet Trouvé (Original unverlangt zugesendet) no. 136 Photography AIdada Meister Jeder, Dadaist und Wahrnehmer 11/26 # d
A new installment numbered 136 in a German-language Dadaist photography project has been published under the title 'Objet Trouvé (Original unverlangt zugesendet)'. The work is presented as 'AIdada', combining artificial intelligence imagery with Dada tradition, addressed to 'master, everyone, Dadaist and perceiver', and dated November 2026. It carries hashtags for dada, objet trouvé, photography and AI dada, and has drawn only minimal attention so far.
- 3French speakers mock empty language with playful wordplay●Un petit peu de rien du tout ça fait vraiment pas beaucoup du tout. Comme d'hab. Du bof et du moins bof. Vous êtes de pl
A French-language quip doing the rounds online pokes fun at vague, meaningless phrasing: 'a tiny bit of not much at all really isn't much at all, as usual.' The line, tagged with humour and the French language, plays on the expression 'être de plus en plus' — being more and more — and is being shared as light linguistic satire, with readers amused by its deliberate emptiness.
- 4Jik programming language launches with region-based memory management●Show HN: Jik – a self-hosted language using region-based memory management
A new programming language called Jik has been released on GitHub as a self-hosted language built around region-based memory management. The language manages memory through regions rather than manual allocation or garbage collection, and its compiler is written in itself. Early reactions are limited so far, but the release is drawing interest from developers curious about alternative approaches to memory safety.
- 5Monsignor Schneider accuses European bishops of silence on Christian identity●VP News – Vietato Parlare: Identità Cristiana d’Europa e silenzi episcopali: il J’accuse di Monsignor Schneider Monsigno
Monsignor Schneider has publicly denounced what he calls the cowardice of European bishops over the decline of Europe's Christian identity, in a statement described as a J'accuse. The intervention, framed as both a spiritual and geopolitical analysis, criticises episcopal silence on the issue and is being circulated and commented on within Italian-language Catholic and political discussion circles.
- 6Debate over a 'consumer-pays' model for internet access●Perso, je suis POUR un principe de consommateur·se payeur·se sur l'Internet. D'ailleurs, les ancien·ne·s avaient du bon
A French-language discussion is underway about applying a pay-per-use consumer model to internet access. One participant argues for a system inspired by older utilities such as water and gas, where users pay a subscription for the connection plus a charge based on actual consumption, suggesting the earlier approach to network pricing had merit and could be worth reviving for today's internet.
- 7Ho Chi Minh City to make English second language in schools by 2035●Hô Chi Minh-Ville veut faire de l’anglais la deuxième langue à l’école d’ici à 2035 https:// vietnam-aujourdhui.info/202
Ho Chi Minh City has announced a plan to establish English as a second language in its schools by 2035. The initiative, reported by Vietnam Aujourd'hui, marks a major push in English-language education policy in Vietnam's largest city, reflecting the country's broader drive to strengthen English proficiency among students ahead of the long-term deadline.