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- 1FBI Arrests Key Suspect in ShinyHunters Hack●F.B.I. Arrests Key Suspect in ShinyHunters Hack of Its Own Agents’ Data
The FBI has arrested a key suspect in the ShinyHunters hacking operation that compromised data belonging to the bureau's own agents, the New York Times reports. The arrest marks a significant development in the investigation into the breach, which targeted sensitive information on FBI personnel and raised questions about the security of federal data.
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BAE Systems is developing systems to protect F-15EX fighter aircraft from hostile radar detection, a move relevant to modern air force capabilities. The news draws attention as air forces across Europe invest in electronic warfare and stealth protection amid heightened security concerns, and Dutch interest in air power topics remains high.
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Yokohama F. Marinos have announced a special edition uniform to be worn over two upcoming matches, built around the concept of 'TIMELESS'. The kit was revealed by Japanese football media, drawing attention from fans of the J-League club ahead of the fixtures in which it will debut.
- 4UK reaffirms Ukraine support after US Russian diesel waiver●UK reaffirms Ukraine support following U.S. Russian diesel waiver #Ukraine UK reaffirms Ukraine support f...
The UK has publicly reaffirmed its support for Ukraine, with the statement coming shortly after the United States issued a waiver concerning Russian diesel. The British pledge of continued backing is being read as a signal of steadiness in Western support for Kyiv despite shifts in American policy on Russian energy. Details of the UK announcement remain limited.
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Newcastle United remain a talking point as debate continues over one of their £51m summer signings. Coach Matthias Jaissle has publicly backed the player, urging patience with the message 'give him time' as supporters and pundits argue over his early form since arriving at St James' Park.
- 6iPhone and a $20 smart plug become a darkroom f-stop timer▼Show HN: I turned my iPhone and a $20 smart plug into an f-stop timer
A developer has shared a DIY project that turns an iPhone and a cheap smart plug into an f-stop timer for photographic darkroom printing. The tool replaces dedicated darkroom timers by controlling the enlarger's exposure via the smart plug, calculating f-stop sequences on the phone. Commenters on Hacker News are discussing the build, its usefulness for analog photographers, and similar homebrew darkroom setups.
- 7Philosopher Ioanna Kuçuradi's Long Fight for Human Rights in Focus●The Hidden Truth Behind Renowned Philosopher Prof. Dr. Ioanna Kuçuradi's Struggle for Human Right...
Renowned Turkish philosopher Prof. Dr. Ioanna Kuçuradi is drawing renewed attention for her decades-long struggle to advance human rights. Coverage highlights her work founding human rights studies in Turkey and her advocacy for rights-based philosophy, with audiences engaging heavily with discussions of the challenges she faced and the principles she defended throughout her career.
- 8Underwater photo of Hawaiian Chub school delights ocean lovers●A group of Hawaiian Chub swimming over an ocean reef. Your # sealife # photooftheday Prints available - DM me. # silver
A photographer has shared an underwater image of a school of Hawaiian Chub swimming over a coral reef, offering prints for sale to interested buyers. The shot, tagged as a photo of the day among sealife and marine nature posts, is drawing attention from ocean and wildlife enthusiasts for its clear view of the silvery fish in their reef habitat.
- 9Medical cannabis use grows sharply since 2017 liberalisation●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@Karl_Theodor/ 117314635304707816 +++ # news +++ # Cannabis +++ # Hanf +++ # hemp +++ Die F
Medical cannabis use in Germany has expanded enormously since the liberalisation of 2017, with cannabinoids finding an increasing range of applications in medicine. The topic is being discussed alongside broader news around cannabis, hemp and the medical facets of cannabinoids, reflecting continued public and professional interest in how medical cannabis is being prescribed and used since the rules were relaxed.
- 10Texas hit by severe Covid surge▼Covid is out of control in # Texas right now, probably the worst surge in the U.S. although other states are feeling it.
Reports describe a sharp Covid-19 wave in Texas, possibly the worst in the United States, with other states also seeing rising cases. People online are sharing personal infections and urging others to get the updated booster, though some claim access to the vaccine has become more difficult following policy changes under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
- 11Fitness RPG app turns workouts into monster battles●Eine Fitness App, bei der man durch seine Übungen Monster killt, ein Dorf aufbaut und levelt? Also ein Fitness RPG, ohne
A free fitness app called Bati is drawing attention for turning workouts into a role-playing game: users defeat monsters, level up and build a village by exercising. It requires no registration, no account and shows no advertising, and is distributed through the open-source store F-Droid, making it a rare ad-free entry in the crowded fitness app market.
- 12Nuclear expert warns Iran war could trigger nuclear conflict▼NUCLEAR WAR EXPERT: IRAN WAR WILL TRIGGER NUCLEAR CONFLICT – w/ Prof. Steven Starr
Nuclear war expert Professor Steven Starr says a war with Iran could escalate into a full nuclear conflict. His warning, shared widely by commentator Mario Nawfal, has drawn large attention as tensions around Iran intensify and analysts debate the risk of a regional war drawing in nuclear-armed powers.
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A shipping error sent components for Lockheed Martin's F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter from Australia to Hong Kong, placing sensitive US military technology in Chinese territory. The mistake has raised concerns about the security of supply chains for advanced American weapons systems and prompted questions about how such sensitive parts could be misrouted so close to China.
- 14Guinea-Bissau approves controversial hepatitis B vaccine trial▼Controversial vaccine trial touted by RFK Jr gets go-ahead in Guinea-Bissau
Health authorities in Guinea-Bissau have approved a Danish-led vaccine trial in which thousands of newborns will have the recommended dose of hepatitis B vaccine withheld so researchers can study its effects. The trial has drawn criticism for denying infants a WHO-recommended dose, and has been publicly promoted by US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr, raising concerns about ethics in low-income countries.
- 15Stranger Things star brings music project to San Francisco▼‘Stranger Things’ star is all grown up, bringing music project to S.F.
A star of Netflix's 'Stranger Things' is touring with a personal music project and has announced a stop in San Francisco. Coverage notes how much the actor has grown up since the series began, with fans reacting to the pivot from acting to music and the upcoming Bay Area show.
- 16Hotels.com credit card promises faster rewards nights●# hotels # travel # creditcards # spending # personalfinance https://www. cnbc.com/select/hotels-com-vis a-credit-card-f
A Hotels.com-branded Visa credit card is being promoted as a way for travelers to earn reward nights more quickly. Coverage from CNBC Select, shared via Kiplinger's luxury travel section, highlights the card's perks for people booking hotel stays. It is drawing attention among personal finance and travel audiences weighing whether the rewards justify adding another credit card.
- 17Mark Twain Quote on Fragmented Religion Circulates Anew●A quotation from Twain We must have a religion — it goes without saying — but my idea is, to have it cut up into forty f
A Mark Twain quotation is making the rounds on social media. In it, Twain argues that a religion should be split into forty or so free sects so they police each other, warning that concentrated power in any political machine is dangerous. He credits the American tradition of many competing denominations with keeping religious authority in check.
- 18Arizona education leaders revise school letter grade system▼AZ education leaders make changes to school letter grade system
Arizona education leaders have announced changes to the state's school letter grade system, which assigns A-through-F ratings to schools based on academic performance. The revisions alter how schools are evaluated and graded across the state. Details of the specific modifications and their impact on schools, students, and families have not yet been fully outlined, and reaction from educators and parents is still emerging.
- 19Linux user recalls decades from SuSE floppies to Nextcloud●@ grubpac ♥️ lich Willkommen. Deine Zusammenfassung trifft ziemlich auf den Kopf. Einen Stapel # SuSE Disketten Mitte de
A long-time Linux user has welcomed a newcomer, saying their summary of the system was spot on. They describe starting with a stack of SuSE floppy disks in the mid-1990s, moving on to Debian and its derivatives, and running it across media centres, NAS devices, home automation and a rented Nextcloud instance. The exchange reflects the open-source community's habit of greeting and mentoring new users.
- 20CoMaps 2026.10.05 release rolls out with new features●CoMaps release 2026.10.05 is now out via F-Droid, @ IzzyOnDroidOrg , Codeberg and on iOS via the AppStore. New features
CoMaps, the open-source map and navigation app, has released version 2026.10.05. Android users can get it via F-Droid, the IzzyOnDroid repository and Codeberg, while iOS users can download it from the App Store. The Android build adds links to add reviews via Mangrove Reviews with MapComplete, and iOS gains CarPlay Dashboard support. The Google Play release is still pending.
- 21FDA may allow toxic chemicals in food without safety review▼FDA may allow some toxic chemicals to be added to food without safety review. Experts are alarmed https://www. theguardi
The Guardian reports that the US Food and Drug Administration may permit certain toxic chemicals to be added to food without conducting a safety review, prompting alarm from food safety and public health experts. Commenters online are linking the move to the Trump administration's regulatory agenda and to Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr, with concern focused on food safety and children's health.
- 22HSBC and Ant Digital test AI agents on tokenized deposits▼On October 9, 2026, HSBC and Ant Digital Technologies announced a test letting AI agents access... # x402 # aiagents # f
HSBC and Ant Digital Technologies have announced a trial, dated October 9, 2026, allowing AI agents to access bank accounts via tokenized deposits. The pilot uses the x402 protocol standard and raises questions in fintech circles about accountability, with observers asking who judges and authorizes each transaction an AI agent initiates.
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Yokohama F. Marinos travel to face Cerezo Osaka in a J1 League matchday 9 fixture, with only two days of rest between games. Marinos manager Khoraf is confident his side can take the pitch in sufficiently fresh condition despite the short turnaround, ahead of the away trip to Osaka.
- 24Bumblebees fan their nests to keep larvae cool●# theBeeAt3 Basic bee facts every day at 3pm. 56. Bumblebees need to keep their eggs/larvae at an optimum temperature of
A daily bee-fact series shared a detail about bumblebee nesting behaviour: the insects must keep their eggs and larvae at an optimum temperature of between 30 and 32 degrees Celsius (86-90°F). During very hot weather, female workers and the queen position themselves at the nest entrance and fan the nest to regulate the heat inside.
- 25Gaza healthcare collapses one year after ceasefire amid Board of Peace failures●🟠 UPDATE Gaza Healthcare Collapse One Year After Ceasefire A new entity, the 'Board of Peace', has been established to f
One year after the Gaza ceasefire, reports describe a collapse of the territory's healthcare system, with analysts saying the Board of Peace — a new entity created to facilitate peace in Gaza — has failed to secure lasting stability. Observers are questioning whether international mediation efforts have delivered any meaningful improvement on the ground for civilians a year into the truce.
- 26Zelensky warns of imminent Russian missile strikes on Ukraine▼Zelensky: Ukraine faces particular threat of further Russian missile strikes in coming days During a conversation with F
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, speaking after a conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron, warned that Ukraine faces a heightened threat of further Russian missile strikes in the coming days. The warning comes as Ukraine urges Western partners to step up air defence support ahead of a feared new wave of attacks on energy and civilian infrastructure.
- 27Roue Libre bike app launches on Google Play Store●🚲 Roue Libre est dispo sur le Play Store ! 🎉 Vélos et places libres en temps réel, carte et itinéraire hors ligne, des c
Roue Libre, a free-software cycling app, is now available on the Google Play Store. The app shows real-time bike and docking-space availability, offers offline maps and routes, and covers hundreds of bike-share networks worldwide. It is GPLv3 licensed, ad-free and tracking-free, and remains available on F-Droid, with testers credited for their feedback.
- 28Sun Life Financial Shares Draw Investor Attention▼Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF.TO) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
Sun Life Financial Inc., the Toronto-listed insurer trading under SLF.TO, is drawing attention as investors check its stock price, latest news and trading history. The Canadian life insurance and asset management company is being closely followed on financial data platforms as markets track its share performance and company developments.
- 29US 10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 24-Year High●⚡ NEWS US 10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 24-Year High The US 10-year Treasury yield has reached a 24-year high, prompting f
The US 10-year Treasury yield has climbed to its highest level in 24 years, drawing widespread attention from investors and market analysts. Commentators are weighing what the surge means for stocks, with financial analysis pointing to lessons from historical market trends about how investors might position themselves amid rising borrowing costs.
- 30Commentators Spotlight Harsh Consequences of Bad Parenting●Bad Parenting Has Terrifying Consequences. THIS Clip is the Proof.
Political commentator Ben Shapiro is drawing a large audience with a commentary arguing that bad parenting has terrifying, far-reaching consequences, using a clip as his proof. The piece has sparked strong engagement, with viewers debating how parental behaviour shapes children's outcomes and where responsibility lies. Discussions around parenting failures and their effects on families continue to spread widely online.
- 31Ukraine strikes Russia's largest oil storage facility again●⛔️⚠️F*^k Trump and Republican supporters of terrorism, no diesel to fund genocide: Ukraine’s Forces strike Russia’s larg
Ukrainian forces have struck Russia's largest oil storage facility in Europe for the second time, according to a report from Ukrainian media. The attack targets Russian fuel infrastructure, which supporters of Ukraine frame as cutting off the diesel revenue that funds Russia's war effort. Online commentary accompanying the news is sharply critical of Donald Trump and Republicans, accusing them of supporting terrorism over their stance on the war and aid to Ukraine.
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Boat racing returned at Tokuyama after an F-race break, and rider Ryo Kamakura expressed frustration after testing the equipment. Speaking to Nikkan Sports, she said the machines felt ordinary and unimpressive, commenting that the racing performance seemed weak. Fans are following her remarks ahead of the Tokuyama meeting's races.
- 33Israeli commentator accuses Halevi, Haliva and Bar of treason●An Israeli commentator exposes former military chief Herzi Halevi, former military intelligence head Aharon Haliva and f
An Israeli commentator has accused former military chief Herzi Halevi, former military intelligence head Aharon Haliva and former Shin Bet director Ronen Bar of treason, arguing they failed to act on intelligence warnings ahead of the October 7, 2023 Hamas-led attack. The claims add to ongoing Israeli debate over who bears responsibility for the security failures that allowed the assault.
- 34F-1 Race for Game Boy marks 35 years▼Avui fa 35 anys que ens arribava "F-1 Race" per "Game Boy" de # Nintendo 🕹🎮. # F1Race # Mario # GameBoy # Curses # Video
Retro gaming fans are marking the 35th anniversary of F-1 Race's release on Nintendo's Game Boy. The title, a Formula 1 racing game featuring Mario, is being remembered as a classic of the handheld's early era, with nostalgic posts circulating in Spanish-language gaming and retrogaming communities.
- 35Google 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.
- 36Zelensky Responds After Trump Reportedly Lifts Russian Oil Sanctions●BREAKING NEWS 🚨 Trump Kneecaps Ukraine... The following is the word for word statement by Ukraine’s President Zelensky f
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky issued a statement in response to reports that Donald Trump lifted sanctions on Russian oil and allowed purchases of Russian diesel fuel, a move critics describe as a blow to Ukraine. A quoted statement from Zelensky is circulating widely as reactions and debate unfold.
- 37Fed consolidates bank supervision structure under Bowman▼Fed consolidates bank supervision structure Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman laid out changes Tuesday to the F
Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman announced changes Tuesday to the Fed's bank supervisory structure, aiming to create 'a culture of accountability and clear decision-making authority'. The reorganisation consolidates oversight responsibilities within the central bank. Bowman, a former community banker appointed to the role, has signalled a lighter-touch approach to regulation, and the move is drawing attention from banking industry figures and policy watchers assessing its impact on oversight standards.
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Liverpool will be without Alexander Isak and Cody Gakpo for their Premier League meeting with Manchester City, according to reports. The absences remove two attacking options for a match widely viewed as a heavyweight clash with title implications. Fans and pundits are weighing how the squad will cope against one of the league's strongest sides, and what the injuries or omissions mean for Liverpool's form going into a demanding stretch of fixtures.
- 39Spotted Guard Crab Photographed Sheltering in Hard Coral●Spotted Guard Crab, aka Kūkae, pauses in the protective branches of hard coral at an ocean reef. Your # sealife # photoo
A close-up photograph of a spotted guard crab, known in Hawaiian as Kūkae, is drawing attention online. The image shows the small crab resting among the protective branches of hard coral on an ocean reef, a behavior that highlights the mutually beneficial relationship between guard crabs and the corals they defend. Prints of the shot are being offered, and viewers are sharing it under marine life and ocean conservation tags.
- 40F.O.B Factory Riding Jacket Praised as Effortlessly Cool●https://www. tkhunt.com/2592584/ 【シブい】F.O.B FACTORYのライディングジャケットが激推し! # メンズファッション # 古着 # 高身長コーデ # ファッション # セレクトショップ # fas
Japanese menswear fans are recommending the riding jacket from F.O.B FACTORY, a Japanese workwear and Americana label, calling it stylish in a rugged, understated way. The piece is being highlighted as a strong choice for vintage-inspired outfits and looks suited to taller frames, with the label's select-shop heritage cited as a selling point among fashion enthusiasts discussing men's fashion this week.