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    Outrage in India over AI-generated content demeaning a woman●Disgusting, Sick and Shameless. In a land that worships women as mothers and goddesses, where "Matrudevo Bhava" is not j𝕏xIN85.3K4 d ago

    Anger is spreading across India over the use of artificial intelligence to create degrading content targeting a woman. Critics call it 'disgusting and shameless', contrasting the abuse with the country's cultural reverence for women as mothers and goddesses, encapsulated in the phrase 'Matrudevo Bhava'. Commentators are demanding accountability and stronger safeguards against such AI misuse.

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    Ukraine rebuilds museum honouring controversial independence figure●Ukraine rebuilds museum devoted to controversial national figure. Roman Shukhevych was a key figure in country’s fight fMmastodonWarUkraine43 d ago

    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.

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    Film 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▶youtubeCultureFilm7.5M22 h ago

    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.

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    The Edmonton Oilers are giving goaltender Devon Levi his first start of the season as they face the Vancouver Canucks. The young rookie was acquired after Edmonton had considered Winnipeg's newly signed goalie, and commentators are weighing whether Levi has stayed as sharp as he looked in preseason. Coverage is focused on who Levi is and why the Oilers are turning to him now.

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    Eagles 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✉newsSportFootball1 d ago

    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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    France 2 news accused of skewed coverage of LFI and student protests●Last week, the France 2 evening news devoted 90% of their time to the violence and accusations against La France insoumi𝕏xFR3.8K4 d ago

    Mathilde Bompard says France 2's evening news last week gave 90% of its coverage to violence and accusations against La France insoumise, and only 8% to high school students' demands. She argues the critics of the blockades are the same people who supported the farmers' protests, sparking debate over media bias in France.

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    Goran 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"✉newsCultureEntertainment5 h ago

    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.

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    Cron 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 #MmastodonTechnologySoftware35 h ago

    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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    St. Teresa R.C. Church on Staten Island marks 100 years●A century of faith: St. Teresa R.C. Church celebrates 100 Years of community and devotion on Staten Island✉newsWorldReligion33 min ago

    St. Teresa Roman Catholic Church on Staten Island is celebrating its 100th anniversary, marking a century of community life and religious devotion. The centennial honors generations of parishioners and the church's long-standing role in the neighborhood, with the milestone drawing local attention as members reflect on its history and future.

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    Beta 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 totaMmastodonCultureGaming12 d ago

    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.

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    Crypto 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 # cryptoMmastodonBusinessCrypto21 d ago

    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.

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    Is your electric car charging or not?●Ladevorgang aktiv oder nicht? # eauto # evMmastodonLifeAutos11 d ago

    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.

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    Google Play's 20-tester rule frustrates small app developers●Introduction In November 2023, Google introduced a policy change that caught thousands of... # android # flutter # devopMmastodonTechnologyMobile21 d ago

    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.

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    Legal challenge filed against Devon council over library sex education▼Legal challenge to Devon council over library sex education row✉newsLifeEducation11 h ago

    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.

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    Crowds at Durga temple camps trigger temporary medicine shortage●Heavy devotee turnout leads to temporary medicine shortage at Durga temple camps✉newsHealthMedicine3 h ago

    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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    Children wanted to rear harvest mice for Devon release▼Wanted: children to rear harvest mice at home for wild release in DevonMmastodon663 d ago

    Two Devon teenagers, Eva Wishart and Emily Smith, have launched a project asking children to rear harvest mice at home before releasing them into the wild. The pair aim to breed and release 250 of the tiny animals by September, in an effort to boost local populations of a species that has declined sharply in the British countryside.

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    Seven Theology Books Recommended to Encourage Devotion▼Editor’s Pick: 7 Theology Books That Encourage Devotion✉newsCultureBooks1 d ago

    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.

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    Kubernetes clusters can fail even when all deployments report ready●Every deployment in this three-zone cluster reports ready: $ kubectl get deployments NAME ... # kubernetes # devops # srMmastodonTechnologySoftware21 d ago

    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.

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    DEVONthink 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 processeMmastodonTechnologyAI18 h ago

    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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    Arc'teryx opens concept store devoted to climbing▼Arc’teryx opens concept store devoted to climbing✉newsBusinessRetail2 d ago

    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.

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    DEVONthink offers both local and server-based AI options●Tip of the day: If you want to use AI in # DEVONthink , you can choose between server-based and local models. Whether itMmastodonTechnologyAI21 d ago

    DEVON Technologies is highlighting that users of its DEVONthink document and information manager can run AI features either through server-based models or entirely locally on a Mac. Running AI locally appeals to users concerned about privacy, since documents never leave the device, and to those simply curious about on-device models. The company is explaining how local AI works and which options are available within the app.

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    Columnist criticises Florida's retreat on science standards●Florida’s devolving position on science standards | Pat Beall✉newsScience2 d ago

    Sun Sentinel columnist Pat Beall argues that Florida is moving backwards on its science education standards. Writing in the Sun Sentinel, she takes the state to task over its evolving — in her view, devolving — approach to what students are taught about science. The piece has drawn attention as debate over Florida's classroom standards continues.

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    Teenagers seek families to rear harvest mice for Devon release●Wanted: children to rear harvest mice at home for wild release in Devon By Patrick Barkham Teenagers Eva Wishart and EmiMmastodonEnvironment84 d ago

    Two teenagers, Eva Wishart and Emily Smith, have launched a project to breed and release 250 harvest mice in Devon by September, and are looking for children to rear the tiny animals at home. The citizen-conservation scheme, reported by Patrick Barkham in the Guardian, invites young volunteers to help raise the mice before their wild release, aiming to boost local populations of one of Britain's smallest mammals.

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    Review pans horror film Devour as warmed-over slop▼Heavy metal vampires take on a town full of monsters in the warmed-over slop that is Devour https://www. eyeforfilm.co.uMmastodonCultureFilm23 d ago

    The 2025 horror film Devour is drawing a harsh review from film critic Jennie Kermode, who describes it as a story of heavy metal vampires battling a town full of monsters. Her verdict is blunt: she calls the movie warmed-over slop, criticising it as derivative and unoriginal rather than a fresh take on the genre.

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    Trump names Katie Zacharia as new press secretary●Trump appoints ‘devoted fan’ Katie Zacharia as press secretary Jamaica Observer https://www. jamaicaobserver.com/2026/10MmastodonWorld22 d ago

    US President Donald Trump has appointed Katie Zacharia, described by the Jamaica Observer as a devoted fan of his, to serve as his press secretary. The appointment is being reported by Jamaican media, with commentary focused on Zacharia's personal loyalty to the president and what her selection signals for the White House press operation.

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    Nginx outage joke casts web server as silent air traffic control●Tower: Nginx, confirm you are receiving traffic. Nginx: … Tower: Nginx, say again. Application... # devops # webdev # liMmastodonTechnologySoftware43 d ago

    Developers are sharing a joke styled as air traffic control chatter, with a 'tower' repeatedly calling Nginx and getting no answer, before a watchdog reports that the reverse proxy has been lost. The gag plays on the common experience of a web server silently going down and monitoring systems having to break the news.

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    Eagles Head To London Without Barkley And Smith vs. Jaguars●Eagles Head To London Without Saquon Barkley, DeVonta Smith vs. Jaguars✉newsSportSports1 d ago

    The Philadelphia Eagles travel to London to face the Jacksonville Jaguars, but will be without running back Saquon Barkley and wide receiver DeVonta Smith. Both key offensive players are out for the international matchup, leaving the Eagles short-handed as they look to keep momentum in their season against a Jaguars side playing what is effectively a home game overseas.

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    AMD's trillion-dollar case rests on personal AI agents●TL;DR A personal agent is a software assistant that runs continuously for one user,... # ai # devops # programming # sofMmastodonTechnologySoftware32 d ago

    AMD is pointing to the rise of personal agents — software assistants that run continuously for a single user — as a driver of its trillion-dollar valuation ambitions. The argument is that such agents need capable CPUs and hardware to operate around the clock, creating sustained demand for AMD chips. Developer communities are weighing what always-on personal agents mean for software engineering and infrastructure.

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    Devon Energy sells Eagle Ford assets for $4.2 billion●Devon sheds Eagle Ford assets for $4.2 billion to deepen Permian bet✉newsEnvironmentEnergy3 d ago

    Devon Energy has agreed to sell its Eagle Ford assets for $4.2 billion, sharpening its focus on the Permian Basin. The deal marks a major portfolio shift for the Oklahoma-based producer as it concentrates capital on its most productive shale holdings, reinforcing the industry's broader pivot toward the Permian.

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    Prompt Injection Threat Now Targets AI Coding Agents●When people hear "prompt injection", they picture a chatbot being tricked by a clever user... # ai # security # devops #MmastodonTechnologySoftware33 d ago

    Security discussions are warning that prompt injection attacks are moving beyond chatbots to AI coding agents. The concern is that malicious instructions can be hidden in everyday development files, with a README alone potentially enough to manipulate an agent into harmful actions. Developers are being urged to treat repository content as untrusted input as AI tools increasingly read and execute instructions from codebases.

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    Devon project enlists children to rear harvest mice for release●Wanted: children to rear harvest mice at home for wild release in Devon https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/octMmastodonEnvironment44 d ago

    A conservation effort in Devon, UK, is asking families and children to hand-rear harvest mice at home before releasing them into the wild, in a bid to boost the declining species' local numbers. The unusual citizen-science call, reported by the Guardian, is drawing attention for its hands-on approach to wildlife conservation.

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    New Vampire Horror Film Devour Draws Review Attention●Devour – Movie Review | Vampire Horror Goes Wild✉newsCultureFilm2 d ago

    The new horror film Devour, a vampire thriller, is being reviewed by genre outlets, with one review describing it as 'vampire horror gone wild'. Coverage focuses on how the film pushes vampire conventions to extremes, though detailed reactions from wider audiences remain limited so far.

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    Lula accused of using state machine ahead of runoff●A GENTE PRECISA DE UM MILAGRE NO 2° TURNO, LULA USA A MAQUINA PRA VALER... ABAIXA O GÁS, ABAIXA A GASOLINA, DEVOLVE AS B𝕏xUS176 d ago

    Supporters and critics in Brazil are debating claims that President Lula is deploying the machinery of government to influence the second round of the 2026 election. The accusations centre on cuts to gas and petrol prices and moves to restrict online betting sites, framed by critics as last-minute handouts to win votes.

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    Another Well Ministries Publishes Daily Devotional 'This Is the Day'●This Is the Day Read today’s devotional from Another Well Ministries: https:// ift.tt/vkD0yog # Devotional # BibleStudyMmastodonWorldReligion03 d ago

    Another Well Ministries has released its daily devotional, titled 'This Is the Day', offering a short Bible study and reflection for readers of faith. The ministry regularly publishes these readings to encourage daily scripture engagement. The phrase echoes Psalm 118:24, a common theme in devotional writing.

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    Web server that 'was working five minutes ago' on trial●The People versus a web server that was “working five minutes ago.” Prosecution: The website is... # devops # webdev # lMmastodonTechnologySoftware33 d ago

    A satirical 'court case' puts a suddenly silent web server in the dock, with the prosecution arguing the site is down despite claims it was fine minutes ago. The joke centres on Apache Watchdog, the monitoring tool that flags suspiciously quiet servers. Developers are sharing the gag as a familiar experience in devops and web development circles.

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    DEVO's Mark Mothersbaugh Says the Band's Political Warnings Have Come True▼DEVO Frontman Mark Mothersbaugh on 1970s Pop Band Predicting Today’s Politics: “It’s Gone Really Dark Again”✉newsWorldPolitics4 d ago

    Mark Mothersbaugh, frontman of the 1970s new wave band DEVO, says the group's long-running warnings about devolution and American politics have proven accurate, telling The Hollywood Reporter that things have "gone really dark again." Known for satirizing conformity and right-wing politics in songs like "Whip It," Mothersbaugh argues the themes DEVO mocked decades ago now dominate real political life.

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    New Mrs. Iowa USA Puts Mental Healthcare Access Front and Center▼New Mrs. Iowa USA devotes platform to mental healthcare access✉newsHealthMental Health3 d ago

    The newly crowned Mrs. Iowa USA has announced that her platform as titleholder will focus on improving access to mental healthcare in the state. The pledge, reported by Radio Iowa, signals an effort to use the pageant title to raise awareness of gaps in mental health services and advocate for better support for Iowans.

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    Devon Energy sells Eagle Ford assets for $4.2 billion●Devon sheds Eagle Ford assets for $4.2 billion to sharpen Permian focus✉newsEnvironmentEnergy3 d ago

    Devon Energy has agreed to sell its Eagle Ford shale assets for $4.2 billion, redirecting its capital toward the Permian Basin, its core production area. The deal marks a significant consolidation move in the US shale sector, with investors watching how the proceeds will be redeployed, whether through debt reduction, buybacks, or Permian acquisitions.

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    DeVonta Smith misses practice●No practice for DeVonta Smith✉newsSportSports2 d ago

    Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith did not take part in practice, according to a report from Yahoo Sports. No reason was given for his absence, leaving his availability for the team's next game uncertain. Fantasy football managers and Eagles fans are watching the situation closely for updates from the club.