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- 1"Antivirus Survivors 2003 Professional" hailed as best bluescreen ever●„Antivirus Survivors 2003 Professional“: Bester Bluescreen aller Zeiten Auch an furchtbare Dinge erinnert man sich gern.
The German tech outlet heise has reviewed "Antivirus Survivors 2003 Professional", an arcade game styled as a fictional 2003 antivirus program. Reviewers say its crashing Windows parody, complete with the era's dreaded blue screen, is not only a good joke but a surprisingly solid game, with nostalgic fondness for the chaotic software of the early 2000s.
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A court in the Netherlands has sentenced a man to fourteen months in prison for stalking his ex-girlfriend. The case, reported by NU.nl, has drawn attention to how Dutch courts handle stalking and harassment of former partners. It adds to ongoing debate in the country about protecting victims of relationship-related intimidation and violence.
- 3HTBA buys delivery technology firm Specnova in US expansion▼HTBA acquires delivery technology specialist Specnova to enter US market
Health and nutrition company HTBA has acquired Specnova, a specialist in delivery technology, as part of a push into the United States market. The deal, reported by Nutrition Insight, gives HTBA access to Specnova's formulation and delivery expertise, strengthening its position among American consumers. Details of the transaction, including its value, have not been disclosed.
- 4Large rockfall at Zugspitze sends dust cloud over Grainau●An der # Zugspitze haben sich im September große # Gesteinsmassen gelöst. Eine kilometerweit sichtbare # Staubwolke zog
In September, large rock masses loosened on the Zugspitze, Germany's highest mountain, sending a dust cloud visible for kilometres that drifted as far as Grainau. No injuries or damage were reported. The mountain rescue service says permafrost holds the rock together on the peak, and rising temperatures are weakening it — pointing to climate change as a growing factor in Alpine rockfalls.
- 544,000 NHS patients file legal requests to remove data from Palantir●The fightback against Palantir's involvement with the NHS is gathering pace.... with more than 44,000 lodging legal requ
More than 44,000 people have lodged legal requests asking NHS England to remove their data from the health service's data platform operated under contract by Palantir. The campaign against the US software firm's role in handling NHS patient data is growing, with supporters now preparing for potential court battles over how patient information is used.
- 6Building digital visibility without the social media grind●So baust du digitale Sichtbarkeit auf – ohne Social-Media-Hamsterrad https:// tube.zendit.digital/w/jyUzaYBm ae2mHbQZSQ9
A new German-language guide explains how to build digital visibility without getting caught in the constant content treadmill of mainstream social media. It suggests alternatives for freelancers, creators and small businesses who want an online presence without daily posting pressure. The discussion comes amid growing fatigue with platform algorithms and burnout among independent professionals who feel forced to produce endless content to stay relevant.
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Manchester City have started their comeback, according to a Financial Times report headlined 'Manchester City's fightback begins'. The piece signals a turning point for the club after a difficult stretch, with attention focused on whether the team can sustain its recovery in upcoming fixtures. Further details of the match or results were not immediately available, but the story is drawing interest from football fans tracking the club's form.
- 8New podcast episode on Bitcoin privacy and Layer 2●🎙️ Jetzt online: Bitcoin Layer 2 gegen das gläserne Kassenbuch. Das gläserne Kassenbuch: Jede Transaktion sichtbar, für
A German-language podcast episode on Bitcoin privacy is now online. It examines what it calls the 'glass cash register' — the fact that every Bitcoin transaction is permanently visible to anyone — and asks where users' financial privacy is lost when using Lightning, sidechains and fiat interfaces. The episode frames Layer 2 solutions as a potential counterweight to Bitcoin's public ledger.
- 9Browns edge Steelers on last-gasp 56-yard field goal●Watson and Browns hold off Steelers’ fightback on last-gasp 56-yard field goal By Agencies Szmyt hits career-long kick w
The Cleveland Browns beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in an NFL thriller, holding off a late fightback to win. Kicker Andre Szmyt made a career-long 56-yard field goal with ten seconds remaining to seal the result, with Deshaun Watson playing a key role in the victory.
- 10Browns hold off Steelers fightback with last-gasp 56-yard field goal●Watson and Browns hold off Steelers’ fightback on last-gasp 56-yard field goal https://www. theguardian.com/sport/2026/o
The Cleveland Browns beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in an NFL matchup, with Deshaun Watson involved as the Browns survived a late Steelers comeback. The win was sealed by Andre Szmyt's 56-yard field goal at the death, with Aaron Rodgers also featuring in coverage of the divisional rivalry game.
- 11Biofeedback sensors make hidden body signals visible●Biofeedback: Wie Sensorik verborgene Körpersignale sichtbar macht https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://futurezo ne.at/science/
Austrian technology news site Futurezone has published a feature on biofeedback, explaining how sensor technology can make hidden body signals such as those linked to migraine and high blood pressure visible and measurable. The article references work by researchers including the SFU and the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, and highlights applications like the Stapp One sensor system. The piece outlines how biofeedback is used in therapy and health monitoring.