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The Edmonton Oilers are turning to rookie goaltender Devon Levi, who is set to make his first start against the Vancouver Canucks. Coverage highlights 'Levi-mania' around the downtown arena, with analysts debating whether the rookie can stay sharp after the preseason and how the Oilers' unusual three-goalie setup compares to past seasons. Reports also note Edmonton considered the Jets' new goalie before acquiring Levi.
- 2Teen Arrested in Illinois Over Planned Hindu Temple Shooting▼US Hindu Temple Terror Attack Plot: Teen arrested in Illinois over planned shooting targeting Indian devotees
A teenager has been arrested in Illinois over an alleged plot to carry out a shooting attack targeting Hindu devotees at a temple in the United States. Authorities are treating the case as a planned terror attack against the Indian-American community, and the arrest is drawing attention to security concerns around places of worship.
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Belgian goalkeeper Maarten Vandevoordt is a trending search topic in the Netherlands. The interest comes as German football coverage focuses on Matchday 5 of the Bundesliga, including Augsburg holding Bayern Munich and Cologne winning the Rhine derby. Vandevoordt, formerly of Genk, plays for RB Leipzig and is a rising name in German football.
- 4Trump names Beijing-educated Chinese speaker as new spokeswoman●Trump’s new spokeswoman is a ‘devoted fan’ who lived in Beijing and speaks Chinese
Donald Trump has named a new press spokeswoman who previously lived in Beijing and speaks Chinese, and who has described herself as a devoted supporter of the president. The appointment is drawing attention because of her unusual China background at a time of tense US-China relations, prompting discussion about what her hiring signals for the administration's communications and its diplomatic posture toward Beijing.
- 5Neckbeard plugin brings DevOps skills to coding agents▼Neckbeard – A DevOps/platform/SRE plugin for your agent
A developer has released Neckbeard, an open-source plugin that gives AI coding agents DevOps, platform engineering and SRE capabilities. The tool is hosted on GitHub and is gaining attention among engineers interested in extending AI agents beyond writing code into infrastructure and operations tasks.
- 6Plato's warning on thumos and oligarchy resurfaces▼Plato wrote that the spirit & passion of “thumos” must be subord to reason; otherwise: st🚨devolves into a ruling class *
Commentators are reviving Plato's idea of 'thumos' — the spirited, passionate part of the soul — arguing it must remain subordinate to reason. In that view, a state ruled by unchecked passion degenerates into a ruling class that secretly hoards wealth, becoming an oligarchy. The discussion applies this to the United States, saying its founding principles permit the pursuit of power only when tethered to moral ends and restrained by the rule of law.
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Samford University, a Christian institution in Birmingham, Alabama, is promoting a new startup venture called Devoted Ministry. Details beyond the name remain limited, but the project is being presented under the university's startup activities, suggesting a faith-based initiative connected to its entrepreneurship or ministry programs.
- 8AI Demand Gives Memory Chip Makers Pricing Power▼As AI Devours Memory Chips, the Companies That Make Them Hold the Pricing Power
Surging AI development is driving enormous demand for memory chips, and the small number of companies that manufacture them are now in a strong position to raise prices. The report argues that suppliers of memory used in AI data centres hold the pricing power as demand outstrips supply, a shift with big implications for tech firms' costs and for investors watching the semiconductor sector.
- 9Philadelphia orchestra dedicated to video game music▼Playing for the win: Meet the Philly orchestra devoted to video game music
A Philadelphia orchestra devoted entirely to performing video game music is drawing attention after a feature by NBC10 Philadelphia. The ensemble plays arrangements of popular game soundtracks, reflecting how game scores have moved into mainstream concert culture. Interest in video game music concerts has been growing, with dedicated orchestras and touring shows now common around the world.
- 10'La devoradora de luz' explores maternal pride and self-love●La devoradora de luz Anatomía de una soberbia materna. Cuando el amor propio se convierte en la prisión más oscura… y la
Readers are discussing 'La devoradora de luz', a Spanish-language short story described as an anatomy of maternal pride, in which self-love becomes a dark prison and motherhood turns dangerous. The intense and disturbing tale is circulating among literature fans, drawing attention for its unsettling psychological portrait of a mother.
- 11Cirl Bunting Sighted at Labrador Bay in Devon●Cirl Bunting (Emberiza cirlus), Labrador Bay, Devon, UK, 03/10/2026 https:// ebird.org/checklist/S398603092 A scarce bre
Birdwatchers are highlighting a sighting of a Cirl Bunting (Emberiza cirlus) at Labrador Bay, Devon, recorded on an eBird checklist dated 3 October 2026. The species is a scarce breeding bird in the UK, found largely along the coasts of southern England, with its main stronghold in south Devon. Birding communities are sharing the record and photographs.
- 12DEVONthink 4.4.2 released with bibliography editing tools●DEVONthink 4.4.2 is available! Edit BibTeX and RIS files as sheets and use a new bibliography template. Also in this rel
DEVONtechnologies has released DEVONthink 4.4.2, adding the ability to edit BibTeX and RIS files as sheets plus a new bibliography template. The update also improves ISBN and DOI lookups, including German library catalogs, adds direct arXiv downloads, and brings hierarchical tag autocompletion. The Pro version gains updated AI models, including Mistral Large 4 and Claude Haiku.
- 13Photographer shares Brixham harbour lights in daily challenge●365 Challenge No. 1 - 2026 publish daily old unpublished pics Day 285 - Harbour lights in early evening, Brixham, Devon,
A photographer has published an image of harbour lights in early evening in Brixham, Devon, as part of a year-long 365 challenge to release one previously unpublished picture every day throughout 2026. Day 285 of the project, the photo was taken in 2024 and shows the Devon fishing port at dusk. Others following the challenge are sharing and commenting on the daily images.
- 14White Cane Day marked by calls for more radio coverage●Happy international White cane day, I'm sharing this article by @ payown to mark the occasion, hope @ doubletap can devo
International White Cane Day is being marked, with one advocate sharing an article titled 'The Cane Got Me Here' and calling on the accessible radio station Double Tap to devote an hour or curate its schedule around White Cane topics. The day raises awareness of the white cane as a symbol of independence and mobility for blind and partially sighted people.
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Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith and running back Saquon Barkley are reportedly facing a disappointing update, according to a report by Yahoo Sports. The specifics of the news are not detailed, but it concerns the status of two of the team's most important offensive players. Fans are reacting to the development as attention stays fixed on the Eagles' outlook.
- 16Argentina named NOC of the Month by Panam Sports▼NOC of the Month: Argentina, a Whole Region Devoted to Sport
Panam Sports has named Argentina its National Olympic Committee of the Month, highlighting the country as 'a whole region devoted to sport'. The recognition celebrates Argentina's sporting organisation and regional commitment to athletic development across the Americas, drawing attention from Olympic movement followers.
- 17Ukraine rebuilds museum honouring controversial independence figure●Ukraine rebuilds museum devoted to controversial national figure. Roman Shukhevych was a key figure in country’s fight f
Ukraine is rebuilding a museum dedicated to Roman Shukhevych, a leader of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army who fought for the country's independence but is widely accused of collaborating with Nazi Germany and involvement in wartime ethnic violence. The project has reignited debate in Ukraine and abroad over how the nation should remember contested figures from its past as the war with Russia continues.
- 18Film Depicts Woman Waking Up Face-to-Face with a Crocodile Man●She Woke Up Face-to-Face with a Crocodile Man… Unaware He Didn't Want to Devour Her
A short film titled 'Nebula Prophecy' shows a woman waking up face-to-face with a crocodile man who has no intention of devouring her, a twist that has drawn millions of likes worldwide. Viewers are discussing the creature's unexpected gentleness and the story's subversion of typical monster-movie fears.
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Devon Dampier is a trending search term in the United States. He is a college football quarterback who played for New Mexico and later transferred to Utah, where his performances have kept him in the conversation around the 2025 college football season. The available evidence does not confirm a specific new event behind the current spike in interest.
- 20Eagles lose Barkley and Smith for Week 5, Williams questionable▼NFL Week 5 injury report: Eagles' Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith out, Bears' Caleb Williams questionable
The Philadelphia Eagles will be without running back Saquon Barkley and wide receiver DeVonta Smith for their Week 5 game, while Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is listed as questionable. The absences are significant blows to the Eagles' offense, and fans and analysts are weighing how both teams will adjust their game plans this weekend.
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A new review of the film Devour is drawing attention, praising the movie's creature design and monsters while criticizing its story and character decisions. The verdict is that the visual craft and creature work impress, but weak choices in the plot hold the film back, making it a mixed watch for horror fans.
- 22New chapter of 'El Cuerno del Toro' finds horror beneath the house●Greg vengó a su hermano, pero la venganza no le devolvió la paz. Bajo la casa de «Los Guarumos», Mérida encontró el horr
The latest chapter of the serialized story 'El Cuerno del Toro' has readers discussing Gregorio's revenge for his brother, which fails to bring him peace. Set in Los Guarumos in the Venezuelan state of Mérida, the episode reveals chained captives and a silence that changes everything, deepening the dark family drama.
- 23Goran Sasic contrasts NBA entertainment with European basketball devotion▼Goran Sasic on NBA Europe: "There, it's a lot about entertainment and here it's about devotion"
Goran Sasic spoke about the prospect of NBA Europe, saying that in the United States basketball is largely about entertainment, while in Europe it is about devotion. His remarks touch on the cultural divide surrounding plans for a new NBA-run European competition, a topic of ongoing debate among European clubs, leagues and fans.
- 24St. Teresa R.C. Church marks 100 years on Staten Island▼A century of faith: St. Teresa R.C. Church celebrates 100 Years of community and devotion on Staten Island
St. Teresa Roman Catholic Church on Staten Island is celebrating its 100th anniversary, marking a century of worship and community life. The milestone highlights the parish's role in local devotion and service across generations of Staten Island families, with celebrations drawing attention to its ongoing presence in the borough.
- 25DevOps engineer introduces themselves on Mastodon●Hi Mastodon! I'm a DevOps engineer, mostly Kubernetes, Jenkins and a lot of Linux boxes. In my spare time I make small o
A DevOps engineer working with Kubernetes, Jenkins and Linux systems has joined Mastodon and introduced themselves to the community. They say they plan to share small open source projects, notes from their personal site, and code hosted on GitHub. The introduction has drawn a small amount of attention so far within the platform's software and Linux-focused circles.
- 26Cron Turns 50 and Still Runs the World's Servers●Cron is 50 years old, has five fields, and still owns a special place in every on-call rotation.... # webdev # devops #
The cron job scheduler, introduced in the 1970s, marks its 50th anniversary still serving as the standard time-based task runner on Unix systems. Developers and DevOps engineers are reflecting on its enduring five-field syntax while also sharing common pitfalls, such as jobs running at the wrong time or twice, alongside tutorials on avoiding those traps.
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Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith could be back in the lineup for Week 6, according to a Yahoo Sports report. The update suggests Smith is progressing toward a return from his absence, offering a boost to the Eagles' receiving corps. Fans and fantasy football managers are watching for confirmation on his status as the week's practices get underway.
- 28Beta playtest opens for dystopian action roguelike Meat Without Master●Adapt or die as discarded living meat in this beta action roguelike, hunting, devouring, and evolving to escape the tota
An indie action roguelike has opened sign-ups for its beta playtest. Players take the role of discarded living meat escaping a totalitarian meat lab, hunting, devouring and evolving to survive in a darkly comic adaptation-or-die premise. The developer is recruiting testers through its playtest portal and promoting the game within indie gaming and game development circles.
- 29Crypto Traders Question the Night Shift Chart Watch●At 02:14, the chart moves. At 02:15, an operator refreshes it. At 02:16, the operator refreshes it... # devops # crypto
A running joke in developer and crypto circles describes an operator repeatedly refreshing a market chart at 02:14, 02:15 and 02:16 in the middle of the night. The anecdote is being used to argue that manual chart-watching is wasted effort, and that automated crypto alerts should replace the human acting as a night-shift supervisor for moving prices.
- 30DevOps Dozen 2026 Awards Open for Nominations▼DevOps Dozen 2026 Nominations Are Open: Recognizing the People and Technology Moving DevOps Forward
Nominations for the DevOps Dozen 2026 awards are now open, honoring individuals and technologies that have advanced the field of DevOps over the past year. Organized by DevOps.com, the annual program recognizes achievements across categories spanning open source projects, commercial tools, and professional contributions to the DevOps community.
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Electric car owners are discussing how to tell whether a charging session is actually active. The question highlights a common frustration with EVs: charge indicators can be ambiguous, leaving drivers unsure whether power is flowing, especially at public charging stations. It is part of ongoing conversations about charging reliability and clarity in electric vehicles.
- 32Google Play's 20-tester rule frustrates small app developers●Introduction In November 2023, Google introduced a policy change that caught thousands of... # android # flutter # devop
In November 2023, Google introduced a Google Play policy requiring new personal developer accounts to run closed testing with at least 20 testers for 14 consecutive days before an app can be published. Thousands of indie developers, including those building Android and Flutter apps, have been working out how to meet the requirement, swapping strategies and criticism of the added barrier for small teams.
- 33Legal challenge filed against Devon council over library sex education▼Legal challenge to Devon council over library sex education row
A legal challenge has been launched against a Devon council in a dispute over sex education materials available in its libraries. The case reportedly centres on how the council handles sex education content in library settings. Few further details have been published, including who filed the challenge and the specific council decision being contested.
- 34Basement Jaxx's Rendez-Vu Spins on Retro Online Radio●# NowPlaying : Basement Jaxx - Rendevouz https:// 80s.intamixx.uk https:// 90s.intamixx.uk # listenlive # 80s # 90s # ol
The online station IntaMixx is playing Basement Jaxx's track Rendez-Vu on its 80s and 90s streams, sharing the now-playing update with listeners tuning in live. The song, a dance hit from the late 1990s, is being highlighted as part of the station's retro and old-school music programming.
- 35Crowds at Durga temple camps trigger temporary medicine shortage●Heavy devotee turnout leads to temporary medicine shortage at Durga temple camps
Large crowds of devotees visiting Durga temple camps have led to a temporary shortage of medicines at the site, according to reports. Organisers and medical teams are working to restock supplies as the influx of pilgrims continues, with health services at the camps stretched by the unexpectedly heavy turnout.
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The track 'Devotion' by Ola Tunji is being played on Jazz FM, the UK jazz radio station. Listeners are noting the song under the station's now-playing updates, drawing attention to the trumpeter's music among jazz audiences.
- 37Seven Theology Books Recommended to Encourage Devotion▼Editor’s Pick: 7 Theology Books That Encourage Devotion
The Gospel Coalition has published an editor's pick listing seven theology books intended to encourage devotional reading. The roundup highlights titles the organisation says help readers deepen their understanding of Christian doctrine alongside personal devotion. Readers interested in religious reading lists are taking note of the recommendations.
- 38Kubernetes clusters can fail even when all deployments report ready●Every deployment in this three-zone cluster reports ready: $ kubectl get deployments NAME ... # kubernetes # devops # sr
A Kubernetes cluster spread across three zones can show every deployment as fully ready—3/3—yet still go dark if a single zone fails. The warning highlights that kubectl readiness status reflects pod health, not zone-level resilience, and engineers are reminded to check replication across availability zones rather than trusting aggregate deployment status.
- 39DEVONthink Pro and Server gain AI-powered conditional automation●Tip of the day: The Pro and Server editions of # DEVONthink have a specialized action for smart rules and batch processe
DEVONtechnologies is highlighting a feature in the Pro and Server editions of DEVONthink called Chat – Continue if, a specialized action for smart rules and batch processes. It uses an external AI service to decide whether an automated process should continue, letting users build conditional workflows over their document databases. The company is sharing guidance on how to set up these automations.
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Outdoor apparel brand Arc'teryx has opened a concept store dedicated entirely to climbing, reinforcing its roots in the sport. The move highlights the brand's strategy of deepening its connection with core climbing communities while expanding its retail footprint. Industry watchers see it as part of a broader trend of specialty retailers building immersive, category-focused shopping experiences.