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- 1Ferrari to auction first example of its first electric car▼Ferrari Is Auctioning Off The First Example Of its First Electric Car. How Much Do You Think It'll Fetch?
Ferrari is putting the very first example of its first fully electric car up for auction, and the price it could reach is already a topic of debate among car fans. The sale marks a milestone for the Italian marque as it enters the electric era, with collectors expected to bid aggressively for the historic chassis. No final figure has been announced.
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PlayStation 5 news is stacking up: Sony has taken down a PS5 homebrew storefront offering over 1,600 free PS5 and PS4 games, though new repos quickly emerged. Meanwhile, the $899 PS5 Pro has vanished from PlayStation Direct, with used units fetching up to $1,500 on eBay amid shortages and GTA VI anticipation. Forza Horizon 6 is also confirmed to launch on PS5 on January 26, with an expansion following.
- 3Claude Code reportedly sends user email addresses to websites●Claude Code sends your email address to websites
Anthropic's Claude Code coding tool is under scrutiny after a report that it transmits users' email addresses to websites it interacts with. The claim was filed in an issue on the project's GitHub repository and has drawn heavy discussion online, with developers debating the privacy implications and questioning what data the agent shares when browsing or fetching web content.
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The Indian rupee's weakness against Gulf currencies means expatriates get more rupees for every dirham sent home. Kerala media report that this is the best time for expatriates, especially Keralites working in the Gulf, to remit money to India, as each dirham fetches a higher amount than before.
- 5Behringer Rumored to Have Cloned the Classic E-Mu SP-1200●This is Wild... Behringer Cloned the SP1200! Rumored to Be $200 & Open Source!?
Behringer is rumored to have created a clone of the E-Mu SP-1200, the legendary drum machine and sampler beloved in hip-hop production. According to circulating claims, the clone could cost around $200 and be open source, a fraction of what original SP-1200 units fetch on the secondhand market. Producers are reacting with excitement and skepticism, debating whether Behringer can capture the SP-1200's iconic 12-bit sound and character at such a low price point.
- 6Poet Reflects on Village Water Journeys in New Poem▼My Poem title tagged:”Water” The imagination kept the memories as l walked through the road which leads to the village r
A poet has shared a new piece titled 'Water', recalling walks along the road leading to the village river. The poem captures the weight of carrying a water pot, the temptation to run, and how imagination keeps memories of those journeys alive. It reflects on slowness, nostalgia and everyday rural life, drawing gentle responses from readers.
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Coin collecting is drawing attention across Russia as stories circulate about ordinary change turning out to be worth huge sums, including 5-kopeck pieces valued at up to half a million rubles and Soviet-era items fetching high prices. At the same time, the Bank of Russia and the Pridnestrovian Republican Bank are releasing new commemorative coins, including a 3-ruble coin dedicated to the Mirozhsky Monastery in Pskov. One report also warns of a numismatist losing money in a silver coin purchase scam.
- 8Claude Code reportedly sends user email to websites▼Tell HN: Claude Code adds your email to the prompt, the LLM sends it to websites
A discussion is circulating claiming that Claude Code, Anthropic's coding agent, includes the user's email address in its prompt context, which can then be transmitted to external websites when the model fetches web content. Commenters are debating the privacy implications of sensitive user data flowing to third parties through AI coding tools and what permissions such tools should have.
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The Block 2026 auctions wrapped up with all five properties selling, defying a sluggish housing market. Courtney and Sev took the top result, with their home fetching $1.87 million in profit, and the pair has since hit back at critics who called their plans 'crazy'. The winners also made headlines after celebrating with a wild post-auction party, waking up with new tattoos that one compared to the movie The Hangover.
- 10Brexit debate sparks absurd talk of war with Spain over Gibraltar●War? Really? With Spain? Over Gibraltar? Sometimes the UK EU debate trumps itself in absurdity.
Former Swedish prime minister Carl Bildt has ridiculed suggestions that Britain could end up at war with Spain over Gibraltar, calling it the absurd limit of the UK's EU debate. His remark mocks claims that leaving the EU could put the Rock's status at risk of armed conflict, a scenario widely dismissed as far-fetched given both countries are NATO allies.
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A rare Eisenhower coin has sold at auction for $189,000, far above the face value of the dollar coin it derives from. The sale highlights strong collector demand for rare varieties and high-grade examples of Eisenhower-era coinage, which have drawn growing attention in the numismatic market.
- 12Open source ceiling robot turns homes into giant crane game●Turn your home into a giant crane game with this open source robot Who needs a humanoid to pick up after you when you ca
An open source project hangs an AI-powered robotic claw from cables mounted near the ceiling, turning a whole room into a giant crane game. Instead of a humanoid robot tidying up after people, the suspended claw can move around the space to grab and fetch objects. The quirky approach to domestic robotics is drawing amused interest among tech enthusiasts.
- 13Planet Fitness Plaza in Pompano Sells for $11.48 Million▼Planet Fitness Plaza in Pompano Fetches $11.48 Million in Real Estate Deal
A retail plaza anchored by Planet Fitness in Pompano Beach, Florida has been sold in a real estate transaction valued at $11.48 million. The deal covers the shopping center property in the South Florida city, and local outlets are reporting the sale price as a notable commercial transaction for the area. Details about the buyer and seller were not immediately available.
- 14WordPress plugin FV Flowplayer hit by server-side request flaw▼🚨 EUVD-2026-117337 📊 Score: n/a 📦 Product: FV Flowplayer Video Player 🏢 Vendor: Unknown 📅 Updated: 2026-11-05 📝 The FV F
A new vulnerability entry, EUVD-2026-117337, was published on 5 November 2026 concerning the FV Flowplayer Video Player plugin for WordPress. Versions before 7.5.56.7212 fail to validate a user-supplied URL before performing a server-side fetch, exposing sites to server-side request forgery. No severity score has been assigned yet, and the vendor is listed as unknown.
- 15Lab monkey prices in China surge to $33,000 amid drug development demand●Chinese media report that prices for lab monkeys used in drug development in China have surged, with some fetching $33,0
Chinese media report that prices for laboratory monkeys used in pharmaceutical research have surged sharply, with individual animals now fetching as much as 33,000 dollars. The rise reflects strong demand from drug developers and limited supply of research primates in China. Observers link the price climb to growing investment in new drug testing and tighter availability of qualified lab animals.
- 16Virginia church leads Global 6K for Water fundraising▼A Virginia church leads Global 6K for Water fundraising
A Virginia church is leading fundraising efforts for World Vision's Global 6K for Water, an event in which participants walk or run six kilometres to raise money for clean-water projects in developing communities. The six-kilometre distance reflects the average walk many people, often women and children, make daily to fetch unsafe drinking water. The church's role in organising the effort highlights how local congregations continue to drive participation in the global campaign.
- 17Diagram tool fetches real logos, asks twice before publishing●A diagram skill fetches real logos, then asks twice before putting your stack online https:// lockergnome.com/stack-diag
A new developer tool for building stack diagrams automatically fetches official brand logos for each service in your architecture, then requests confirmation twice before publishing the diagram online. The double-consent step is meant to prevent accidental sharing of internal technology stacks. Developer commentary highlights the approach as a model for cautious, permission-first AI-assisted tooling.
- 18Ayrton Senna's Honda NSX sells for record $1.17 million●Ayrton Senna’s Honda NSX Smashes Auction Record, Fetches $1.17 Million https:// us.auto-mania.fr/news/ayrton-s ennas-hon
A Honda NSX once owned by three-time Formula 1 champion Ayrton Senna has sold at auction for $1.17 million, setting a record price for the model. The car, linked to the legendary Brazilian driver who died in 1994, drew heavy attention from collectors and motorsport fans, with the sale underlining how prices for cars connected to Senna keep climbing.
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England all-rounder Jacob Bethell is being discussed in connection with the IPL 2026 player auction, with attention on what price he might fetch and which franchise could sign him. Fans and cricket outlets are weighing his value after his rise in international cricket, though confirmed figures for his price or team are not yet available.
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Fetch is a new AI-powered robot designed to play ball, combining robotics with playful, dog-like behavior. The project is drawing attention in the robotics community as an example of how AI can make machines more interactive and entertaining, sparking discussion about the future of companion and hobbyist robots.
- 213D-printed robot plays Fetch entirely on its own●Video: YouTuber’s 3D-printed robot can play entire game of Fetch alone
A YouTuber has built a 3D-printed robot capable of playing a full game of Fetch by itself, throwing and retrieving a ball without human help. The project is drawing attention as an example of accessible hobbyist robotics, showing how affordable 3D printing and simple automation can produce a machine that carries out a complete task autonomously.
- 22$300 Robot Dog Fetches Balls Entirely on Its Own●A $300 Robot That Fetches a Ball and Brings It Back, All on Its Own https:// lemmy.zip/post/74406746
A $300 robot that can autonomously fetch a ball and bring it back is drawing attention online. The device, priced far below most robotic companions, is being shared as an example of how capable consumer robotics has become at a low cost. Commenters are discussing what the affordable price point means for the future of home robots and robotic pets.
- 23$300 Robot Dog Fetches a Ball Entirely on Its Own▼A $300 Robot That Fetches a Ball and Brings It Back, All on Its Own
A new robot priced at around $300 has been shown autonomously fetching a ball and bringing it back without any human control. The demo highlights how cheap consumer robots are now capable of autonomous navigation and object retrieval, tasks that previously required far more expensive hardware. Coverage focuses on the surprisingly low price point and what it suggests about the accessibility of home robotics.
- 24EU auctions 2.79 million carbon permits at 90.16 euros▼European Union auctions 2.792 mln spot carbon permits at 90.16 eur/t
The European Union auctioned 2.792 million spot carbon permits on its emissions trading scheme, fetching a clearing price of 90.16 euros per tonne. The auction keeps carbon prices near the elevated levels seen since the EU tightened its climate policy, a cost benchmark closely watched by power producers, heavy industry and traders across Europe.
- 25Meg Ryan's Former Montecito Home Sells for $18 Million▼EXCLUSIVE: Meg Ryan's Former Montecito Flip Fetches $18 Million—Just 4 Months After Hitting the Market
A Montecito, California house that actress Meg Ryan once owned as a renovation flip has sold for $18 million, just four months after it came on the market. The property, which Ryan bought, remodeled and resold during her house-flipping ventures, attracted a buyer quickly despite its high-end price point, underlining continued demand in the wealthy Santa Barbara-area enclave favored by celebrities.
- 26Why a soap opera features orangutan nurses and demonic possession▼Why a soap opera can feature orangutan nurses and demonic possession
A long-running soap opera has drawn attention for storylines as far-fetched as orangutan nurses and demonic possession, a level of creative license most scripted dramas could never get away with. The explanation lies in a legal classification that exempts the genre from realism standards, allowing writers extraordinary latitude. Commentators find the loophole amusing and surprising, prompting discussion about how television rules differ across genres and why such shows remain exempt from normal standards.
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A new debate is growing over whether AI agents that browse and consume online content should compensate the publishers whose work they read. As companies deploy autonomous AI systems that fetch and summarise web pages at scale, questions are mounting over licensing, payment models and the economics of a web increasingly read by machines rather than humans.
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A rundown of the five rarest Game Boy games is drawing attention from collectors, listing which cartridges command the highest prices on the resale market. Retro gaming collecting has grown steadily, with original Nintendo handheld titles in good condition fetching significant sums. The piece highlights how scarcity, condition and complete packaging drive values for classic Game Boy games.
- 29Blue-green Ocean Dream diamond heading back to auction▼In 2014, the 5.5-carat Ocean Dream sold for about $8.5 million; in May 2026 the same blue-green diamond,
The 5.5-carat Ocean Dream diamond, a rare blue-green stone that sold for about $8.5 million in 2014, is set to be offered for sale again at auction in May 2026. The gem, prized for its unusual colour caused by natural radiation exposure, is among the most famous fancy-coloured diamonds ever graded. Its return to the market has drawn attention as collectors and jewellers speculate whether it will fetch a price above its previous record sale.
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Jacob Duffy's price and team at the IPL 2026 auction are being reported. The New Zealand fast bowler attracted attention during the mini-auction, with coverage focused on how much franchises were willing to spend on him and which side secured his services for the upcoming season.
Repos
- alex0ptr/aigude Your own morning podcast from the news sources you follow, narrated by AI
- torrentplayer/torrentplayer Stream any torrent, video or audio, and skip to any moment in about a second. Free, open-source desktop app for Windows,
- feder-cr/git-ai Git designed for AI agents. Open-source, in the spirit of Anthropic's Scion and OpenAI's Pando. Not affiliated