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- 1Artist unveils stingray artwork inspired by Ubuntu 26.10●Meet 🌟 Stonking Stingray 🌟. Created with Krita, Blender and 1% Gimp - GNU Image Manipulation Program. It took a month to
Digital artist Sylvia Ritter has unveiled a colourful stingray illustration titled 'Stonking Stingray', painted over the course of a month using Krita, Blender and a touch of GIMP. The piece takes its name from the Ubuntu 26.10 release codename, which is scheduled for release on 15 October. Ritter has a long history of creating Ubuntu wallpaper art, and the new work is drawing warm reactions from free software and art communities.
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The Las Vegas Aces face the Golden State Valkyries in Game 2 of their WNBA playoff series, with attention on how the Aces bounce back. Star guard Chelsea Gray said the team 'could be a ton better' and pointed to their biggest area of improvement as they look to level the series. Fans are debating whether Las Vegas can adjust after a costly Game 1.
- 3NFL says drinking-imitation celebrations will not be fined●NFL, NFLPA say celebrations 'imitating drinking a beverage' will not be punished https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/766946
The NFL and the NFLPA have confirmed that touchdown celebrations in which players imitate drinking a beverage will not draw fines or penalties. The clarification resolves uncertainty around what had been a gray area of the league's celebration rules, and players and fans welcomed the more permissive approach to sideline-style fun after scoring plays.
- 4Lawyers Investigate Reported Graybar Electric Data Breach●Graybar Electric Company Data Breach? Lawyers Investigate Reports
Class action lawyers are investigating reports of a data breach at Graybar Electric Company, the St. Louis-based electrical distributor. The probe, publicized via ClassAction.org, seeks affected individuals as a possible lawsuit is weighed. Details about the scale of the breach or the data exposed have not been confirmed.
- 5Ethiopia Launches Drone Strikes on Eritrean Troops in Tigray●🔴 BREAKING Ethiopia Launches Drone Attack on Eritrean Troops in Tigray Ethiopian government forces launched drone strike
Ethiopian government forces carried out drone strikes against Eritrean troops that crossed the border into Ethiopia's Tigray region, reaching the town of Adigrat. The strike marks a serious escalation between the two former allies and raises fears of a renewed internal conflict in Tigray, which has already been devastated by years of war.
- 6States Urge Supreme Court to Allow Prediction Market Regulation▼Bipartisan coalition of states urge Supreme Court to let them regulate prediction markets
A bipartisan coalition of US states has asked the Supreme Court to let them regulate prediction markets, which allow trading on the outcomes of future events. The states argue they should have authority over these platforms, which currently sit in a regulatory gray area overseen largely at the federal level. The case touches on ongoing disputes over gambling laws and the rapid growth of event-contract trading platforms such as Kalshi and Polymarket.
- 7Ethiopia launches drone attack on Eritrean troops in Tigray●Ethiopia launches drone attack against Eritrean troops who crossed into Tigray
Ethiopia carried out a drone strike against Eritrean troops that had crossed the border into the Tigray region, according to The Guardian. The attack marks a serious escalation between the two former allies and raises fresh concerns about the stability of the Ethiopia-Eritrea border and the fragile peace in Tigray following the region's civil war.
- 8Artist unveils stingray artwork inspired by Ubuntu 26.10●Meet 🌟 Stonking Stingray 🌟. Created with Krita, Blender and 1% GNU Image Manipulation Program. It took a month to paint
Digital artist Sylvia Ritter has completed a colorful stingray painting created with Krita, Blender and a touch of GIMP, saying it took a full month to finish. The piece is inspired by the codename of Ubuntu 26.10, the Linux distribution release scheduled for October 15. Ritter has a history of creating Ubuntu wallpaper art, and the new piece is drawing praise from the open-source and digital art communities.
- 9Leaked Documents Allege Sudanese Arms Pipeline to Tigray Forces▼Leaked Documents Allege Sudanese Army Weapons Pipeline to TPLF-Aligned Forces as Tigray War Reignites
Leaked documents allege the Sudanese army has supplied weapons to forces aligned with the TPLF as fighting in Tigray flares up again. The claims, reported by Horn Review, point to a covert weapons pipeline across the Sudanese border, potentially deepening regional tensions between Sudan, Ethiopia and Eritrea at a moment when the Tigray conflict is reigniting.
- 10Developer hand-writes a 390-byte Photoshop file●This week I wrote a Photoshop file by hand. 390 bytes, two gray layers, the top one set to Soft... # ai # opensource # p
A programmer has constructed a Photoshop document by hand, just 390 bytes containing two gray layers with the top one set to Soft Light, sharing the experience with the developer community. The exercise highlights how the PSD format encodes details that Photoshop's own interface never exposes, sparking interest among coders curious about file formats, reverse engineering, and what software really does behind its UI.
- 11NFL urges courts to let states regulate prediction markets●NFL calls prediction markets a form of sports gambling, urges courts to let states regulate
The NFL has told courts that prediction markets should be treated as a form of sports gambling, arguing that regulation should rest with individual states rather than federal oversight. The league's position escalates its fight against prediction market platforms offering sports event contracts, which have operated in a regulatory gray zone. Sports leagues and state regulators have increasingly challenged these platforms as unlicensed betting operations.
- 12Eritrean Troops Enter Ethiopia's Tigray Region●🔴 BREAKING Eritrean Troops Enter Ethiopia's Tigray Region Amidst Renewed Conflict Eritrean troops have deployed in Ethio
Eritrean troops have deployed in Ethiopia's Tigray region, intervening in the renewed conflict between Ethiopia's federal forces and the TPLF. Reports say the cross-border movement is escalating tensions and raising fears of a wider regional war in the Horn of Africa, reviving memories of the devastating two-year war that ended with the 2022 Pretoria peace agreement.
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A Chinese maritime militia vessel has been detected for the first time in waters off Taiwan's east coast, a previously rare area of activity. The sighting suggests Beijing's gray-zone operations are expanding beyond the Taiwan Strait and waters near the Kinmen Islands. Analysts say the move could signal a new phase in pressure tactics around the island, raising concerns in Taipei and among regional security watchers.
- 14Ethiopia launches drone strike on Eritrean troops in Tigray●Ethiopia launches drone attack against Eritrean troops who crossed into Tigray https://www. theguardian.com/world/2026/o
Ethiopia carried out a drone attack against Eritrean troops that had crossed into the Tigray region, according to reporting in the Guardian. The strike marks a serious escalation between the two countries, whose forces were previously aligned during the Tigray conflict. Details on casualties remain unclear, but the incident is raising fears of renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia.
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Atlanta Dream All-Star guard Allisha Gray will miss Game 2 of the team's playoff series against the New York Liberty due to a hand injury. Gray, one of the Dream's key players and a recent All-Star selection, had been picked as a starter, making her absence a significant blow as Atlanta fights to stay alive against New York.
- 16Gray-market peptides raise safety concerns amid limited research●The scariest thing about gray-market peptides is how little we know The peptide wild west is hard to quantify. | Image:
A new report from The Verge's Optimizer newsletter examines the booming gray market for peptides, unregulated compounds popular in fitness and wellness circles. The piece argues the 'wild west' market is hard to quantify, with little reliable data on what these products actually contain, their dosages, or their long-term health effects for users.
- 17Homestead Grays shut out New York Black Yankees in 1942 game▼MLB Gameday: Black Yankees 0, Grays 9 Final Score (09/23/1942)
A box score from September 23, 1942 shows the Homestead Grays defeating the New York Black Yankees 9-0 in a Negro Leagues game, now listed in MLB's Gameday archive. MLB has incorporated Negro Leagues statistics and scores into its official records, drawing renewed attention to historic teams and players.
- 18James Gray Revisits His Debut Film 'Little Odessa'●James Gray Looks Back at His Confident, Dangerous First Film ‘Little Odessa’ https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.indi ewi
Director James Gray has looked back on 'Little Odessa', his 1994 debut about a Russian-American hitman in Brighton Beach, calling it confident and dangerous in a new interview. The discussion accompanies a Criterion restoration of the film, prompting renewed attention to the early work that launched his career.
- 19Grayslake runner finds community ahead of Chicago Marathon▼‘Definitely an inspiration’: Grayslake resident competing in Chicago marathon finds fitness and more in running community
A Grayslake resident is set to compete in the Chicago Marathon, crediting the local running community with helping them find not only fitness but friendship and motivation along the way. The runner is described by others as 'definitely an inspiration' for their dedication to training and the way they have embraced the sport with others.
- 20Wisconsin Officials Kill 9 Gray Wolves Citing Human Safety Threats●Officials Lethally Remove 9 Gray Wolves from Wisconsin After Threats to Human Safety
Wildlife officials in Wisconsin have lethally removed nine gray wolves after determining the animals posed threats to human safety. The decision is drawing attention from hunters, conservationists and rural residents, reflecting ongoing tension in the state over wolf management, depredation concerns and how authorities should respond when wolves come into conflict with people.
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