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Valve has released its fork of Waydroid, the Android-on-Linux container project, as open source. The move gives the community full access to the code Valve uses to run Android applications on Linux systems, likely including Steam Deck-related work. Linux enthusiasts are welcoming the release, seeing it as another example of Valve contributing back to the open source ecosystem and opening the door for wider Android app support on Linux desktops.
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A man has died in Brooklyn after his backpack became caught in a closing subway train door, according to NBC 4 New York. The incident has drawn attention to safety risks on the New York City subway, with people discussing how quickly such accidents can turn fatal and questioning whether more precautions are needed at station doors and platforms.
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Singaporean actor Thomas Ong has moved from a larger home into a 38-square-metre two-room Flexi HDB flat, saying the compact layout suits him well. He told local media the bedroom sits just two steps from the front door and that he can clean the entire home in under 30 minutes, drawing interest in his minimalist lifestyle choice.
- 4flydubai pilot hailed as hero after cockpit stabbingβThis man is a hero. Captain Smit Machchhar, the Indian captain of flydubai Flight 1073, fought back after being stabbed
Captain Smit Machchhar, an Indian pilot flying flydubai Flight 1073, is being praised after reportedly being stabbed in the cockpit. Despite severe injuries, he is said to have unlocked the cockpit door, allowing Israeli passengers and the Emirati crew to intervene and subdue the attacker, preventing a potential disaster and saving those on board.
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A new fitness business, Foundation Fitness, has opened its doors in Severna Park, Maryland. Local coverage is highlighting the arrival of the gym to the community. Details about the facility's programs, staff, or opening events have not yet been widely reported, and reaction beyond the local announcement is so far limited.
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The CHOMPI Sampler, a small standalone audio sampler instrument, has been released as open source, making its hardware and software design files publicly available. Makers and electronic musicians are welcoming the move, saying it opens the door for community modifications, custom firmware, and DIY builds of the pocket-sized device.
- 7State committee tackles mental health crisis 'revolving door'βState committee meets to stop 'revolving door' or mental health crises, violence
A state committee has met to address ways of stopping the 'revolving door' pattern in which people cycle repeatedly through hospitals, jails and emergency services during mental health crises. The group is focusing on preventing both repeat crises and violence, though details of specific policy proposals have not yet been outlined.
- 8Reid Park Zoo gives public a look at animal careβReid Park Zoo offers behind-the-scenes look at animal care and nutrition
Reid Park Zoo in Tucson opened its doors for a behind-the-scenes tour showing visitors how animals are cared for and fed. The event highlighted the zoo's nutrition program, explaining how keepers prepare specialised diets and monitor the health of the animals. Local coverage focused on the work that goes on away from public view at the facility.
- 9Wounded pilots hailed after passenger describes dramatic plane landingββThere is a pilot here who is severely wounded apparently another pilot inside who is wounded but managing to land the p
A passenger account circulating online describes a flight in which one pilot was severely wounded while the second, also injured, managed to land the plane. The passenger recalls crew members closing the door and a message of reassurance: "I love you and everything is okay." The account is being shared as commentary on the crew's actions during the emergency.
- 10Netanyahu praises Indian pilot's bravery during mid-air attackβMy salute to the Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar for his extraordinary bravery. Despite being stabbed and seriously
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly saluted Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar, saying the captain showed extraordinary bravery when he was stabbed and seriously injured mid-flight. According to the tribute, he fought back, opened the cockpit door and helped passengers and crew overpower the attacker, preventing what was described as a catastrophe in the air.
- 11Bluesky and Mastodon users share their current music picksβ#Music #SkyTunes #SkyMusic #MusicSky #BlueskyTunes #BlueskyMusic #Vinyl #mtsrn #MutualMusic Currently listening to... π
Music fans on Bluesky and Mastodon are posting what they are currently listening to, using hashtags such as SkyTunes, BlueskyMusic and MutualMusic. One post shared The Doors' 'Love Her Madly' alongside vinyl and music tags, part of a regular community ritual where users swap songs, links and listening recommendations across the two platforms.
- 12Trump SEC joins DOL in push on private equityβTrump SEC follows DOL in private equity bailout push
The Securities and Exchange Commission under the Trump administration is moving in step with the Department of Labor on measures seen as supporting private equity, an approach critics describe as a bailout push for the industry. The Private Equity Stakeholder Project, a watchdog group, flagged the development, arguing regulators are opening the door for retirement funds and retail investors to take on private equity risks.
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A Supreme Court ruling has lifted limits on foreign land ownership, removing legal restrictions that previously capped how much land foreign buyers could acquire. The decision is expected to open the door to increased foreign investment in property, though the full scope of the ruling and which jurisdiction it applies to remain to be detailed.
- 14EU court rules aviation gas investments can count as greenβEU court says fossil-fueled planes count as green investment
A European Union court has ruled that investments in gas-powered aircraft can be classified as sustainable, a decision that effectively treats fossil-fuel-dependent aviation within green investment frameworks. The judgment is likely to anger climate campaigners, who argue it opens the door to greenwashing in a sector with significant emissions, while industry groups will welcome the legal clarity for financing.
- 15Car wash damages door seals after week-long update waitβUpdate : la mise Γ jour est faite depuis une semaine... mais le gars qui devait nettoyer la voiture (oui forcΓ©ment elle
A car owner reports that a software update was completed a week ago, but the vehicle then spent two weeks on a dusty parking lot. When a cleaner finally washed it, the pressure washer damaged several door seals, which now need replacing. The anecdote highlights how dealership service delays can compound into new problems for drivers.
- 16Diyer tests construction adhesive bonds on garage door thresholdβGlue test popsicle. Seems successful. The wood-to-concrete bond was a PL-Premium construction adhesive, and the rubber t
A diy enthusiast reports on a glue test around a garage door, bonding wood to concrete with PL-Premium construction adhesive and a rubber threshold to concrete with black silicone. Both bonds appear successful, with the rigid adhesive and the flexible silicone suited to different situations. Home improvement watchers are sharing the simple experiment as a practical example of choosing the right adhesive for the job.
- 17Takahashi and the marathon's sub-2:20 breakthrough revisitedβTakahashi and the marathonβs sub-2:20 breakthrough | News | Heritage
World Athletics has revisited the historic moment Naoko Takahashi became the first woman to run a marathon under 2 hours 20 minutes, clocking 2:19:46 at the 2001 Berlin Marathon. The heritage feature looks back at how her landmark run reshaped women's distance running and opened the door for future sub-2:20 performances by marathoners worldwide.
- 18Washington hospitality leader warns of restaurant closures as Seattle minimum wage risesβ'A recipe for disaster': WA Hospitality CEO warns of more restaurant closures as Seattle's minimum wage climbs again
The head of Washington's hospitality association says Seattle's latest minimum wage increase risks triggering further restaurant closures, calling the policy 'a recipe for disaster' for the industry. The warning comes as food businesses already face thin margins, rising costs, and lingering staff shortages, with some owners expected to cut jobs or close doors.
- 19Your Speech May Reveal How Fast You're AgingβYour Speech May Contain Hidden Information About How Fast You're Aging https://nautil.us/your-speech-may-contain-hidden-
Researchers suggest that the way people speak may carry hidden clues about how quickly their bodies and minds are aging. Subtle changes in voice and speech patterns could potentially indicate biological age, opening the door to new non-invasive methods for tracking aging and age-related health decline through simple voice analysis.