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- 1Bangla drama 'Sathi Part 2' draws huge audience●সাথী পার্ট ২ | Sathi Part 2 | Notun Bangla Natok | Agun, Salma & Sathi | Palli Gram TV | Robiul Sekh
The Bangladeshi drama 'Sathi Part 2', a new natok starring Agun, Salma and Sathi and directed by Robiul Sekh, has been released on the channel Palli Gram TV and is attracting massive attention from viewers. The second part of the popular 'Sathi' series has generated engagement in the millions, making it one of the most-watched new Bangla dramas at the moment.
- 2Handmade punk jacket shared amid frustration with Instagram verification●my punk jacket. i hope yall like it. i'm gonna try to be more active on here due to instagram's absolutely bucknutty pho
A crafter shared photos of their handmade punk jacket, decorated with sewing and embroidery, saying they plan to post more frequently outside Instagram. They criticised the platform's photo verification process, joking that Mark Zuckerberg is not their bank and questioning why identity checks are needed to share pictures.
- 3Former SR-71 engineer discusses NASA's Blackbird revival program▼Former SR-71 engineer talks NASA's Blackbird revival program
A former SR-71 Blackbird engineer has spoken about NASA's program to revive the legendary Mach 3 reconnaissance aircraft, offering firsthand insight into the effort. The comments are drawing attention from aviation enthusiasts and engineers curious about what a Blackbird revival would involve and whether the iconic supersonic plane could realistically fly again.
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The Brekete Family programme, Nigeria's popular human rights radio and television show hosted on the Voice of Nigeria network, ran its episode dated 28 September 2026. The Abuja-based show, led by Ordinary Ahmad Isah, takes complaints from ordinary Nigerians about injustice, unpaid entitlements and abuse by authorities, and intervenes on their behalf. Its latest instalment is drawing large engagement from viewers at home and in the diaspora.
- 5Ukraine adds jammers to bomber drones used in Donetsk push●Ukraine's bomber drones, ones that dropped ground robots in its recent Donetsk counteroffensive, are getting 2.4-kilogram jammer to shield them from FPVs
Ukraine is equipping its bomber drones — the same aircraft that dropped ground robots during a recent counteroffensive in the Donetsk region — with a 2.4-kilogram jammer designed to shield them from enemy FPV attack drones. The move reflects the rapid electronic-warfare arms race on the front line, where drones increasingly need onboard protection to survive.
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Nigeria's Brekete Family human rights radio programme broadcast its 29 September episode, drawing strong audience engagement. The programme, hosted by Ordinary Ahmad Isah, is known for taking up complaints from ordinary Nigerians about injustice, police conduct and unpaid entitlements, and connecting them with authorities and benefactors. Listeners continue to follow each episode closely and share clips widely.
- 7New Class 12 Hindi Grammar Book to Launch in 2027●Class 12 Hindi New Book Launching 2027 🔥 | Hindi Grammar (हिंदी व्याकरण) | By Sanjay Sir
An educator known as Sanjay Sir, associated with Disha Hindi & English Classes, is announcing the launch of a new Class 12 Hindi grammar book ahead of the 2027 academic year. The announcement is drawing significant attention among students preparing for board exams, who follow updates on Hindi curriculum and study materials for the subject हिंदी व्याकरण.
- 8UK Government Body Kept Files on Critics of Prevent Program●UK Government Body Kept Files on People Criticizing Prevent Program
Reports claim a UK government body compiled files on individuals who criticized the Prevent program, the counter-extremism strategy aimed at stopping radicalisation. The allegations have raised concerns about surveillance of lawful dissent and freedom of expression, with critics arguing that monitoring people merely for opposing government policy is disproportionate and chilling.
- 9Georgia Election Board Asks DOJ to Probe Voter Roll Program●Georgia’s GOP-controlled election board wants DOJ to investigate nonpartisan voter roll maintenance program
Georgia's Republican-controlled State Election Board has asked the Department of Justice to investigate a nonpartisan voter roll maintenance program. The request escalates partisan tensions over election administration in the key swing state, with critics arguing the program operates outside political influence and that targeting it could undermine confidence in voter list accuracy ahead of upcoming elections.
- 10UN Security Council Sets October 2026 Agenda on Emerging Technologies●UN Security Council releases provisional programme of work on emerging technologies and security for October 2026
The UN Security Council has issued its provisional programme of work for October 2026, placing emerging technologies and security on the agenda. The document outlines the themes the Council intends to address during the month, signalling growing institutional attention to how developments such as digital and technological advances intersect with international peace and security.
- 11US automakers' US market share may fall to 36 percent●US automakers may see their market share — in America — shrink to just 36 percent. https:// programming.dev/post/5743918
US automakers could see their share of the American car market drop to just 36 percent, according to a claim circulating online. The figure suggests domestic manufacturers would account for barely more than a third of sales in their home market, renewing debate about competition from foreign brands, particularly Asian and European automakers, and the pressures facing the US car industry.
- 12Amazon launches Fire TV Stick 4K 2026 model▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/782033/ Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K 2026年モデル発売 # television # tv # TVPrograms # テレビ # テレビ番組 #
Amazon has released the 2026 model of its Fire TV Stick 4K streaming device, according to reports circulating in Japan. The news is being shared among Japanese-language audiences interested in television and streaming hardware, with the device's updated features and pricing drawing attention as discussions about the new model spread online.
- 13TV Asahi drama Hadakanbo-tachi airs episode 2▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/782031/ 第2話|ストーリー|オシドラサタデー『はだかんぼうたち』 – tv-asahi.co.jp # television # tv # TVPrograms # テレビ
TV Asahi's Saturday drama 'Hadakanbo-tachi' (Oshi Drama Saturday slot) has aired its second episode, with the network publishing the story synopsis on its official site. The series stars Matsuda Genta, with Kato Rosa and Osawa Akane also featured, and is based on a work by author Ekuni Kaori. Takagi Yuya and Ohsawa Akane are among the cast drawing viewer attention.
- 14Texas day cares receive healthier meals through federal food program●Child and Adult Care Food Program brings good nutrition to Texas day care settings
The Child and Adult Care Food Program is being highlighted for bringing better nutrition to day care settings across Texas. The program helps child care providers serve healthy meals and snacks to children in their care, supporting early childhood health and development. Local coverage in East Texas is drawing attention to the program's role in day-to-day nutrition for young children.
- 15Flagler County Cultural Council launches grant program honoring Tom Gargiulo●Patrons of public art: Flagler County Cultural Council launches new grant program honoring Tom Gargiulo
The Flagler County Cultural Council has launched a new grant program to support public art, created in honor of Tom Gargiulo. The initiative, reported by local media under the banner 'Patrons of public art,' is intended to fund artistic projects across the county while paying tribute to Gargiulo's legacy. Further details about funding amounts, eligibility and application timelines have not yet been released.
- 16Dolly Parton's book program reaches 1 in 7 US kids under 5▼Dolly Parton’s book program reaches 1 in 7 U.S. kids under 5. How much longer?
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which mails free books monthly to young children, now reaches roughly one in seven American children under the age of five. The question being raised is how long the program can sustain its growth, given funding pressures and the scale of its operations. The milestone is prompting renewed discussion of the charity's reach and its future.
- 17Android developers push back against new verification program●Fuck Android Developer Verification Program
Anger is building among Android developers over Google's Developer Verification Program, which will require all apps installed on Android devices to come from verified, identity-checked developers. Critics say the policy undermines Android's openness, threatens hobbyist and open-source development, and effectively turns the platform into a more closed ecosystem similar to Apple's App Store, drawing heated debate across developer communities.
- 18Deer Valley High music program plans mattress sale fundraiser●Deer Valley High music program to host mattress sale fundraiser Oct. 10
The Deer Valley High School music program in Antioch will hold a mattress sale fundraiser on October 10. The event is intended to raise money supporting the school's music students, with a portion of mattress sales going to the program. It is a local community fundraiser announcement.
- 19Broward Health Offers Free and Low-Cost Mammograms in October●Broward Health Offers Low-Cost and Free Mammograms Throughout October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Broward Health is offering low-cost and free mammograms throughout October to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The South Florida health system is encouraging women to schedule screenings, as early detection remains one of the most effective ways to improve breast cancer outcomes. The initiative aims to remove cost barriers for residents across Broward County who may otherwise skip routine screening.
- 20Munson receives $200,000 grant for community arts programming●Munson receives $200,000 grant to support community arts programming
Munson has been awarded a $200,000 grant to support its community arts programming, as reported by the Rome Sentinel. The funding is expected to help expand arts offerings and outreach for local residents. Details on the grant's source and specific programs it will fund have not been disclosed.
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Stray Kids have reportedly followed BTS in boycotting the Grammy Awards over its handling of the Asian pop category. The group is said to be withholding participation in protest of how the awards treat K-pop and Asian music acts. The move puts renewed attention on the Grammys' category structure and its treatment of Asian artists.
- 22MLC Releases TIRx Harness for Agentic GPU Programming●TIRx Harness: An Open Compiler Harness for Agentic GPU Programming
The MLC team has published TIRx Harness, an open-source compiler harness designed to let AI agents write and optimize GPU programs. The tool combines compiler infrastructure with agentic workflows, aiming to automate low-level GPU kernel development. Developers on Hacker News are discussing its implications for compiler-driven AI coding, with early engagement modest but interest focused on how agents and compilers can collaborate on performance-critical code.
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A 2011 essay on Columbia University's computing history site explains how the ENIAC, one of the first electronic computers, was programmed in the 1940s. It recounts how its original programmers, six women mathematicians, had to physically configure the machine with cables and switches rather than write stored programs, a story that continues to draw interest.
- 24National Cricket League Fourth Match Set for Chattogram●4th Match, National Cricket League at Chattogram, Oct 3-6 2026
The fourth match of Bangladesh's National Cricket League is scheduled to be played in Chattogram from October 3 to 6, 2026. The fixture is part of the country's premier first-class domestic tournament, which brings together regional teams and serves as a key pathway for players aiming for national selection. Fixture details are now listed on major cricket score sites.
- 25Needing to add 1+1, developer builds a functional programming language●Needed 1+1, built a functional programming language
A developer has written about how a trivial need to compute one plus one spiralled into building an entire functional programming language. The blog post walks through the project, which readers are discussing as a striking example of overengineering for fun, with many recognising the familiar temptation to build elaborate tooling for the simplest of problems.
- 26Rigby and Don pledge to protect ocean resources and programs●Rigby and Don would work to help protect our ocean resources, programs
Rigby and Don have pledged to work to protect ocean resources and related programs if elected, according to Lincoln Chronicle coverage of the race. Their commitment puts marine conservation on the local political agenda, with voters weighing how the candidates would safeguard coastal waters and the programs that manage them.
- 27Can environmental programs keep pace with Permian Basin production?●Can environmental programs keep pace with production in the Permian basin?
Industry press is asking whether environmental programs in the Permian Basin, the prolific US shale oil region spanning West Texas and southeastern New Mexico, can keep pace with the area's rapid production growth. The question highlights ongoing tension between expanding oil and gas output and efforts to manage emissions, water use and land impacts, as operators face mounting regulatory and investor pressure over environmental performance.
- 28GAO finds NASA lacks single cost estimate for Moon-to-Mars●GAO: NASA has no single cost estimate for Moon-to-Mars program
A new Government Accountability Office report says NASA has no single, consolidated cost estimate for its Moon-to-Mars exploration program, leaving lawmakers without a clear picture of the program's total price tag. The finding raises fresh concerns about oversight and budgeting for the Artemis lunar missions and the longer-term push toward Mars, as agencies and Congress press NASA for more reliable cost data.
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The Cayuga County Senior Nutrition Program has released its menu schedule for the week of October 5-9. The listing tells older residents in the Auburn, New York area which meals will be served at county senior nutrition sites that week, helping them plan visits and dietary needs.
- 30Johns Hopkins Science Writing program hosts Siri Carpenter and Ferris Jabr●Science Writing program hosts talk with Siri Carpenter and Ferris Jabr
The Johns Hopkins Science Writing program hosted a talk featuring Siri Carpenter and Ferris Jabr, two prominent figures in science journalism. Carpenter is editor-in-chief of The Open Notebook, and Jabr is a freelance science writer whose work has appeared in major outlets. The event gave students a chance to hear from working science communicators about the craft and profession.
- 31How to Get 25 Grams of Fiber a Day Without Supplements●How I Get 25 Grams of Fiber a Day—Without a Supplement
EatingWell has published a guide explaining how to reach the recommended 25 grams of daily fiber through food alone, without relying on supplements. The piece reflects growing interest in practical, diet-based approaches to gut health, weight management and overall nutrition. It walks readers through fiber-rich everyday foods and simple swaps that add up over the course of a day.
- 32Class 12 Biology students focus on top exam diagrams●Class 12 Biology के TOP 10 Most Important Diagrams🔥| 12th Biology Imp Diagrams | Nidhi Ma’am
An educator known as Nidhi Ma'am has published a review of the ten most important diagrams for Class 12 Biology, aimed at students preparing for their 12th-grade board exams. The lesson walks through key diagrams considered essential for scoring well, and students are actively engaging with the material as exam season drives demand for focused revision content in biology.
- 33Millvale Community Library breaks ground on tool lending space●Millvale Community Library breaks ground on dedicated space for tool lending program
The Millvale Community Library in Pennsylvania has broken ground on a dedicated building to house its tool lending program. The new space will expand the library's offering beyond books, letting residents borrow equipment for home repairs and projects. Local outlet WPXI reported on the groundbreaking, highlighting the library's growing role as a community resource hub.
- 34NASA Awards Boeing New Contract Worth $359 Million●How NASA Saved Boeing's Space Program With a New Contract and $359 Million
NASA has awarded Boeing a new contract worth $359 million, in what is being described as a rescue of the company's space program. Boeing's space unit has faced setbacks in recent years, and the new deal provides a significant financial and reputational lifeline. Commentators are weighing whether the agency is propping up a struggling contractor or making a strategic bet on Boeing's future in spaceflight.
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DigitalOcean has discontinued its open source credits program, which provided free cloud infrastructure credits to open source projects. The change was made without a public announcement, and reports describe the program as having quietly ended. Open source maintainers and community members have voiced concern about losing access to free hosting resources that supported their projects.
- 36Developer proposes chalkboard-style interface for AI agents●Because I find it difficult to read the textual output of agents after each modification or... # webdev # ai # programmi
A developer working with AI coding agents says the constant stream of textual output after each modification is hard to read, and is floating the idea of a chalkboard-style visual interface with avatars for AI agents. The concept is drawing attention among web developers and programmers discussing how to make AI-assisted development workflows more readable and productive.
- 37Rust's derive macros often imply inline code expansion●Rust's derive often implies inline https://yossarian.net/til/post/rust-s-derive-often-implies-inline/ # Rust # Programmi
A new write-up from developer William Woodruff explains a subtle Rust compiler behavior: code generated by derive macros is often treated as if it were inlined, which can affect optimization and compilation in ways developers may not expect. The post is circulating among Rust programmers, who are discussing the implications for how they reason about performance and derived trait implementations.
- 38Starlink launches Communities Program for passive income via internet sharing●Starlink launches Communities Program for passive income through internet sharing
Starlink has introduced a new Communities Program that lets users earn passive income by sharing their internet connection with others. The scheme, reported by Teslarati, would allow subscribers to open parts of their bandwidth to neighbors or nearby users, expanding SpaceX's satellite internet reach. Details on eligibility, payouts, and availability have not yet been fully disclosed.
- 39Developers share fix for SSH libcrypto private key error●When SSH reports Load key "...": error in libcrypto, it usually hasn’t reached the server’s... # programming # productiv
A common SSH error — 'Load key: error in libcrypto' — is being explained in developer circles. The message typically means the private key file cannot be read or decrypted on the client side, so the connection fails before reaching the server. Common causes include a corrupted key file, a passphrase prompt that was skipped, or format incompatibility between key generation tools and SSH clients.
- 40How to Make SSH Use a Password Instead of a Key●Need to test password-based SSH login, or connect to a host without offering your usual key? You can... # programming #
Developers are sharing a quick tip for forcing SSH to use password authentication instead of a stored key, useful when testing password-based logins or connecting to hosts where your usual key should not be offered. The method is being passed around among beginner and devops audiences as a handy productivity trick.