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- 1Developer says GitHub won't remove cracked software copies●Tell HN: GitHub refuses to remove cracked copies of my software after a month
An independent developer says GitHub has refused for a month to take down repositories hosting cracked copies of his software, despite repeated takedown requests. The complaint has drawn hundreds of reactions, with readers debating GitHub's DMCA enforcement, the burden placed on small developers, and whether the platform does enough to stop piracy of commercial software.
- 2GitHub hit by incident affecting Git operations, pull requests and Actions●GitHub Incident with Git Operations, Pull Requests and Actions
GitHub is reporting an ongoing incident affecting core developer services, including Git operations, pull requests and GitHub Actions. Developers rely on these tools daily, so outages in these systems can quickly disrupt teams pushing code, reviewing changes and running CI workflows. Users are checking the company's status page for updates as the incident unfolds.
- 3French police retreat as hundreds of students protest education budget●Total chaos in France, police flee when hundreds of agitated school kids advanced, despite over 5,000 arrests. These hig
Hundreds of French high school students confronted police during protests over the government's education budget, with footage showing officers retreating as the crowd advanced. Demonstrators are angry that the education budget rises by only 1.7% (€1.2 billion), below the 3.4% inflation rate, which they say amounts to a real-terms cut. More than 5,000 arrests have reportedly been made amid the unrest.
- 4Bangladesh card payments resume after two-day sabotage crisis▼Digital Blackout: Bangladesh Card Payments Resume After Two-Day Sabotage Crisis https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.pres
Bangladesh's card payment systems are back online after a two-day disruption described as a sabotage-driven digital blackout. Shoppers and businesses faced failed transactions during the outage, raising concerns about the vulnerability of the country's digital financial infrastructure. Reports say services have now resumed, though questions remain about who was behind the sabotage and what safeguards will be introduced to prevent a repeat.
- 5Call grows for a UN body with real enforcement powers●Sometimes I think the United Nations #UN oughta end certain multiple global initiatives & establish a legitimate investi
A proposal is circulating that the United Nations should shut down some of its many global initiatives and instead create a genuine investigative division with policing and arrest powers. The idea targets crimes the UN currently can only monitor and report on, including espionage, nuclear violations, human trafficking, war crimes and trade breaches. Supporters argue the organisation's lack of enforcement capability leaves it unable to hold perpetrators accountable, though no such reform is on the UN agenda.
- 6Oklahoma ruling tests Supreme Court's digital evidence precedent●Oklahoma judge’s Flock ruling shows the power of Supreme Court’s digital evidence decision
An Oklahoma judge has issued a ruling involving Flock surveillance cameras that turns on a recent US Supreme Court decision about digital evidence. The ruling is being read as an early sign of how the high court's decision will shape whether data gathered by automated license plate readers and similar surveillance tools can be used against defendants in criminal cases.
- 7Francesca Albanese Calls Netanyahu's UN Speech 'Theatrical'●Francesca Albanese on ‘Fugitive’ Netanyahu’s ‘Theatrical’ UN Speech
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese dismissed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the United Nations General Assembly as theatrical, referring to him as a fugitive in light of the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant against him. Her remarks have drawn wide attention and reaction, adding to the debate over Netanyahu's appearance at the UN while international legal proceedings remain pending against him.
- 8New framework targets digital resilience in higher education IT●A framework for digital resilience in higher education IT
Kaseya has introduced a framework aimed at strengthening digital resilience in higher education IT. The initiative addresses how universities and colleges can better prepare for cyber threats, outages and operational disruptions. Higher education remains a frequent target for attacks given its mix of open networks and sensitive research data, and the framework offers institutions a structured approach to improving security and continuity.
- 9Artists share bubble-themed cat art for Peachtober●# peachtober26 day 7: bubble 🫧 # art # cats # mastoart # artist # digitalart # humanart # catart # catdrawing # drawing
Artists are posting new work for day seven of Peachtober, an October drawing challenge, with this year's prompt 'bubble'. Entries include digital illustrations of cats, shared under art community hashtags. Participants post one themed drawing per day throughout the month, and the daily prompts keep artists and their followers exchanging and comparing artwork each morning.
- 10Artist Shares Daily 'Weirdo' Drawings Online●Today's Weirdo # Drawing # Art # DigitalArt # TodaysWeirdo
An illustrator is publishing a daily series titled "Today's Weirdo", posting fresh drawings under digital art tags. The pieces are being shared with small but steady engagement, drawing a modest audience for the recurring character sketches.
- 11Pakistani drama Mitti De Baway airs fourth episode on Green TV●Mitti De Baway Ep 04 (Sub) 1st Oct 26, Digitally VGO TEL, Happilac Paints & Vince Shampoo | Green TV
The fourth episode of the Pakistani drama series Mitti De Baway aired on Green TV Entertainment on 1 October, released with English subtitles for international audiences. The episode carries sponsorships from VGO TEL, Happilac Paints and Vince Shampoo. Viewers are engaging heavily with the latest instalment, which ranks among the most-watched television content globally.
- 12Pakistani drama Mitti De Baway airs third episode on Green TV●Mitti De Baway Ep 03 (Sub) 30 Sep 26 | Digitally VGO TEL, Happilac Paints & Vince Shampoo | Green TV
The third episode of the Pakistani drama serial Mitti De Baway, with English subtitles, aired on Green TV Entertainment on September 30, sponsored by VGO TEL, Happilac Paints and Vince Shampoo. The episode drew heavy viewership and engagement, placing the show among the most-watched television content globally, with audiences discussing its storyline and characters online.
- 13Radio Digital Malayali spins lofi remake of Asha Bhosle classic●Now playing on Radio Digital Malayali: Duniya Mein Logon Ko - Lofi Beats by Asha Bhosle, R.D. Burman, The Keychangers! T
Radio Digital Malayali, an online Malayali internet radio station, is currently airing a lofi beats version of "Duniya Mein Logon Ko," the classic song originally performed by Asha Bhosle and composed by R.D. Burman, remixed by The Keychangers. Around 31 listeners were tuned in at the time. The station regularly streams lofi and reimagined Indian classics to a global audience.
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