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- 1Simulated cosmic volume shown in three contrasting views●Three contrasted views of the same simulated cosmic volume, showing: 1= the baryonic matter density at z=0 (=now) 2= the
Astrophysicist Franco Vazza has shared new visualisations of a simulated piece of the universe, showing the same cosmic volume three ways: the density of ordinary baryonic matter today, the distribution of dark matter, and the projected mean temperature of baryons along the line of sight. The side-by-side images highlight how visible matter, dark matter and gas temperature trace different structures across the cosmic web, drawing attention from the astronomy community.
- 2VoidAccess open-source OSINT tool maps dark web queries into graphs▼Show HN: VoidAccess – open-source dark web OSINT, from query to a graph
A developer released VoidAccess, an open-source tool that runs dark web searches and turns the results into an browsable graph, making OSINT investigations easier to visualise. The project launched via a Show HN post and quickly drew around 190 upvotes. Reactions focus on its usefulness for researchers and investigators, alongside concerns about how easily such tooling could be misused.
- 3Mike Flanagan confirms The Dark Tower series adaptation order▼Mike Flanagan Officially Confirms The Dark Tower TV Series' Book Adaptation Order & Structure
Filmmaker Mike Flanagan has officially confirmed how his long-gestating television adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower will be structured, outlining the order in which the books will be adapted. The announcement ends years of speculation about the project, which Flanagan has championed as his dream adaptation after previous film attempts stalled.
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Denzel Washington is teaming with filmmaker Chris McQuarrie on a new movie set up at Amazon, according to Dark Horizons. The project pairs the two-time Oscar-winning actor with the director best known for the Mission: Impossible franchise. Details on the plot, cast and release plans have not yet been announced, and reaction online is still building.
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Brazil's Federal Police report a 'severe' divergence between money sent abroad and the funds that returned to Brazil for the production of a film about former president Jair Bolsonaro, referred to as 'Dark Horse'. The finding suggests possible irregularities in the financing, and the case is drawing attention as investigators examine how resources earmarked for the project were moved and accounted for.
- 6Tor Project members to host Tor and Onion Services workshop●Tor is not the “Dark Web” Silvio and @ ggus from @ torproject are coming to @ xpub to host an introduction to Tor and On
Silvio and ggus from the Tor Project are visiting xpub to give an introduction to Tor and Onion Services, arguing that Tor is not the "Dark Web". The session will cover critical issues affecting the internet at all its layers and how Tor addresses them, scheduled for Tuesday 13 October 2026. The announcement has drawn attention among privacy and open-internet communities.
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Actress Mackenzie Davis, known for roles in 'Halt and Catch Fire' and 'Terminator: Dark Fate', is drawing fresh attention online, with searches for her name rising in Germany. No specific new project or announcement has been confirmed as the cause of the spike.
- 8Reviewers praise Collaborative Theatre Project's 'The Moors'●Theater review: Get lost in Collaborative Theatre Project’s ‘The Moors’
Collaborative Theatre Project's production of Jen Silverman's dark comedy 'The Moors' is drawing attention in southern Oregon, with the Rogue Valley Times publishing a glowing review urging audiences to 'get lost' in the show. The gothic parody of Brontë-style melodrama appears to be resonating with local theatergoers during its run.
- 9NSF grant application delays leave scientists in the dark▼Scientists left in the dark by National Science Foundation grant application delays
Researchers say delays in the US National Science Foundation's grant application process are leaving them without answers on funding, disrupting research planning and careers. The scientific community is voicing frustration over uncertainty about when decisions will be made and what the holdups mean for ongoing and future projects.
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Japanese actress Ihara Rikka is drawing attention for her lead role in 'Wheat, Butter and Revenge', a drama that mixes baking bread with a revenge story. Speaking to the Asahi Shimbun, she reflected on the show's themes of finding happiness through bread-making after following dance and radio projects. Viewers in Japan are discussing the unusual pairing of a gentle bakery setting with a dark revenge plot.
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A new Red Dead Redemption 2 project titled 'Fear of the Dark' has been officially announced, according to OpenCritic. The announcement has pushed the game back into trending searches in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom, where it ranks highly on Google. Rockstar's 2018 western continues to command a large, active audience years after release, so news of fresh content draws immediate attention from fans eager for details on what the project entails.
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New details about Ben Affleck's abandoned solo Batman film suggest the project was far darker and more troubled than fans realized. Reports describe a bleak take on the Dark Knight that never made it past development before Affleck stepped away from the role. The revelations have reignited debate among fans about what might have been in the DC universe.
- 13Vacuula Project Brings Disconnected Neato Robot Vacuums Back to Life▼Vacuula Revives Disconnected Neato Robot Vacuums
Neato robot vacuum owners left with unsupported, cloud-disconnected devices after the company's decline now have a new option: Vacuula, a software project that revives the abandoned units. The effort, covered by Open Source For You, lets users restore functionality to vacuums that lost support when Neato's servers went dark. It is being welcomed by the open-source and smart-home communities as a way to keep hardware out of landfills.
- 14Mike Flanagan confirms plan for Dark Tower TV series▼Mike Flanagan Officially Confirms His Plan for The Dark Tower TV Series Adaptation
Filmmaker Mike Flanagan has officially confirmed his plan to adapt Stephen King's The Dark Tower as a television series. Flanagan, known for horror series like The Haunting of Hill House, has long spoken about adapting King's sprawling fantasy saga, which previously flopped as a 2017 film. Fans are now reacting to the news that the long-gestating project is moving forward.
- 15Dark Horizon AGA brings cyberpunk anti-gravity racing●Dark Horizon AGA: carreras futuristas con estilo ciberpunk Dark Horizon AGA es un juego de carreras futuristas que nos p
Dark Horizon AGA is a futuristic racing game that puts players at the controls of anti-gravity vehicles on circuits set in a cyberpunk universe. Developed by deroybe, the title draws attention with its neon aesthetic and high-speed racing design, and is being discussed among indie game enthusiasts following its presentation.
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A widely viewed explainer argues that large-scale solar farms in desert regions could be influencing local weather, potentially increasing rainfall. The idea is that dark panels change ground heat and airflow, shifting moisture patterns enough to trigger precipitation. It adds to the debate about whether giant renewable-energy projects in arid regions could reshape ecosystems as well as power grids.
- 17GitHub Actions outage disrupts developers once again●GitHub Actions is down once again https:// lemmy.today/post/61921866
GitHub Actions, the automation and CI/CD service used widely across software projects, is experiencing another outage, according to reports circulating among developers. The platform's repeated reliability problems are drawing complaints from engineering teams whose build and deployment pipelines grind to a halt whenever the service goes dark. Recurring downtime has become a familiar frustration for developers who depend on Actions for continuous integration work.
- 18Dark Blue Weekly Episode 39 Released●Episode 39 of Dark Blue Weekly released https:// darkblueproject.com/sites/news /dbw-e39.php # darkblueweekly # darkblue
Episode 39 of Dark Blue Weekly, the news roundup from the Dark Blue project, has been published on the project's website. The new episode covers Linux distribution news, with tags pointing to Ubuntu and its flavours including Lubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu, as well as GNOME and KDE Plasma updates. Coverage appears to focus on upcoming releases such as Ubuntu 26.10 and recent GNOME and KDE desktop versions.
- 19Dark Project ransomware group claims attack on Specchem LLC▼🚨New ransom group blog post!🚨 Group name: Dark Project Post title: Specchem LLC Location: 🇺🇸 US Sector: Manufacturing In
The Dark Project ransomware group has posted Specchem LLC, a US-based chemical manufacturing company, to its leak site, listing the firm as a new victim. The claim was flagged by cyber threat intelligence monitors tracking ransom group activity. If confirmed, the company could face data publication unless a ransom is paid. Ransomware attacks on manufacturing and chemical-sector firms remain a recurring concern for US industrial supply chains.
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Heath Ledger's name is circulating again, tied to discussion of villains who are completely unapologetic on screen. Ledger's Joker in The Dark Knight remains the reference point for this kind of character, and commentary about why audiences enjoy such roles has brought his performance back into the conversation. No new project, anniversary or statement has been confirmed as the trigger.
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Attention has turned to French actress Eva Green, best known as Vesper Lynd, Daniel Craig's first Bond girl in 2006's Casino Royale. A look back at her career 20 years on has prompted renewed interest in what she has done since, from her roles in Penny Dreadful and Dark Shadows to her recent film and television work.
- 22Artist to share spooky artwork daily until Halloween●Because it's Halloween month, I'll post some spooky artwork every day until the joyful day has arrived. They come at nig
An illustrator has announced plans to post a new piece of spooky, horror-themed artwork every day throughout October, leading up to Halloween. The daily series, described as 'They come at night', features dark, night-time fantasy illustrations. The project taps into the seasonal enthusiasm that builds every October, when artists and fans online share Halloween-themed creative work ahead of the holiday.
- 23Cancelled Perfect Dark reboot gameplay footage leaks online▼Gameplay footage from cancelled Xbox Perfect Dark game leaks online, and it looks pretty good Last year, we learned that
Gameplay footage from the cancelled Perfect Dark reboot has leaked online, showing a game in development at The Initiative before Microsoft cancelled it in 2025's wide-ranging cuts. Early reactions suggest the project looked promising, prompting renewed discussion among fans about what might have been and frustration over its cancellation.
- 24MatPat to Produce 'Amanda the Adventurer' Movie▼MatPat Is Producing an ‘Amanda the Adventurer’ Movie
Matthew Patrick, known online as MatPat, is producing a film adaptation of the horror game 'Amanda the Adventurer'. The project was reported by horror outlet iHorror. The game, which hides dark secrets behind a children's cartoon aesthetic, has a large following, and fans are reacting to the news that the popular gaming analyst is moving into film production with the adaptation.
- 25Garfield Music Dot Com mixes original songs with dark humor▼Garfield Music Dot Com has original songs, dark humor, and a potential “lasagna splash zone”
Garfield Music Dot Com is a new music project gaining attention in Pittsburgh, offering original songs built around dark humor and Garfield-themed references. The Pittsburgh City Paper highlighted the project, noting its quirky tone and even joking about a potential "lasagna splash zone" for live shows. The act blends comedy and indie music with pop-culture parody.
- 26Stephen King and Mike Flanagan Discuss Revived 'Carrie'●Stephen King and Mike Flanagan on the Resurrected 'Carrie' https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/10/arts/television/stephen-ki
Stephen King and filmmaker Mike Flanagan sit down for a joint interview about the new 'Carrie' adaptation, discussing the resurrection of King's 1974 debut novel for the screen. Flanagan, known for adapting King's work in projects like 'Doctor Sleep' and 'The Dark Tower'-adjacent projects, helms the new take. The conversation covers the story's enduring resonance and their approach to the material.
- 27LAIKA's 'Wildwood' draws praise as a dark animated fairy tale●‘Wildwood’ review: LAIKA weaves its extraordinary animation magic into a dark fairy tale
The animated film 'Wildwood' from stop-motion studio LAIKA is being reviewed, with critics highlighting the studio's signature extraordinary animation applied to a dark fairy tale story. The early response frames the film as another visually ambitious project from the Oregon-based studio behind 'Coraline' and 'Kubo and the Two Strings'.
- 28PRAYERS Opens A New Spanish-Language Chapter●# TheMetalDogArticleList # HeavyMag PRAYERS Turns Personal History Into A New Spanish-Language Chapter https:// heavymag
The San Diego cholo-goth project PRAYERS, led by Leafar Seyer, is releasing new material in Spanish, drawing directly on the frontman's personal history. The project blends darkwave, synthpop and cumbia influences, and the move to Spanish-language lyrics marks a new creative phase. Fans of the dark electronic scene are discussing the announcement and what it means for the band's direction.
- 29Bitcoin Privacy Developer Amir Taaki Deported From Singapore●Bitcoin Privacy Legend Amir Taaki Deported From Singapore https:// bitcoinmagazine.com/news/amir-taak i-deported-from-si
Bitcoin developer and privacy advocate Amir Taaki has reportedly been deported from Singapore, according to Bitcoin Magazine. Taaki is known in the crypto community for his early contributions to Bitcoin and privacy-focused projects such as Dark Wallet and Darknet Markets. Details about the reasons for his deportation and the circumstances remain limited, and the news is spreading through crypto circles as commentators react to the report.
- 30Online play restored for two Japanese-exclusive Saturn SegaNet games●The online functionality for two Japanese-exclusive Saturn SegaNet games, Dragon's Dream and Habitat II, has been revers
The online functionality of Dragon's Dream and Habitat II, two Japanese-only SegaNet titles for the Sega Saturn, has been reverse engineered, potentially allowing players worldwide to access their online modes again decades after the servers went dark. The person behind the work says Japanese-to-English translators are now needed to help finish the effort.
- 31Mike Flanagan to Direct Henry Cavill's Warhammer 40,000 Series for Amazon●Amazon Hands Henry Cavill’s Warhammer 40,000 Series to Carrie Reboot Director Mike Flanagan
Amazon has placed its Warhammer 40,000 adaptation, led by Henry Cavill, in the hands of director Mike Flanagan, known for the Carrie reboot and acclaimed horror work. The move signals a significant step forward for the long-gestating project, and fans of the tabletop franchise are closely watching how Flanagan's dark, character-driven style will shape the grimdark universe.
- 32Jenna Bans and Bill Krebs developing drama 'Pimp' for Peacock▼Jenna Bans & Bill Krebs Drama 'Pimp' In Works At Peacock (Exclusive)
Writers Jenna Bans and Bill Krebs have a new drama series titled 'Pimp' in development at Peacock, according to a Deadline exclusive. Bans, known for creating shows like 'Good Girls' and 'Glow & Darkness' producer credits aside, continues her run of broadcast and streaming projects. Details on casting, plot and a premiere date have not yet been announced.
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A new title called Hellraiser: Revival is making the rounds, extending the classic horror franchise Hellraiser into the gaming space. Fans of the long-running series are discussing the project, with conversation focused on how the franchise's dark, body-horror themes will translate to an interactive format and what a revival means for the property's future.
- 34Netflix and Until Dawn Studio Tease The Conjuring Horror Game▼Horror Game from Netflix & Until Dawn's Developers Based on The Conjuring is Coming Soon
A horror game based on The Conjuring film franchise is in development from Supermassive Games, the British studio behind Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology, in partnership with Netflix. Few gameplay details have been confirmed, but the project is said to be arriving soon, and fans of the studio's narrative choice-driven horror are watching closely for a release date.
- 35Canceled Perfect Dark Reboot Footage Surfaces Online▼Footage From Canceled Perfect Dark Reboot Surfaces, Showing Off Fruit Physics and Parkour
Footage from Microsoft's canceled Perfect Dark reboot has surfaced online, showing gameplay elements including detailed fruit physics and parkour movement. The reboot, in development at The Initiative before its closure in 2025, was shelved amid Microsoft's widespread studio cuts, and the leaked footage has prompted discussion about what might have been.
- 36Satanic Planet Release Doomy New Single "Antichrist"●Satanic Planet Unveil Doomy New Single & Video “Antichrist”
The experimental metal group Satanic Planet have released a new single and accompanying video titled "Antichrist". The track continues the band's dark, doom-laden sound, which blends sludgy guitar work with electronic and industrial elements. Fans of the project, formed by members of the progressive metal scene, have been reacting to the release as it circulates through music news outlets.