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    Fans erupt over a player's audacious shot●JV I'M DYING OF LAUGHTER HE'S GOT A PICK HE TOOK A HEAD WINDOW𝕏xFR4.1K9 h ago

    Supporters are sharing amused reactions to a play in which a player, referred to by fans as JV, attempted a wildly ambitious strike described as aiming straight for the top corner of the goal. The moment has drawn laughter online, with fans mocking and marveling at the confidence behind the attempt. Details about the match, teams, or players involved are not specified.

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    Latvia counts first results in parliamentary election●🇱🇻 LATVIAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS 2026 PARTIAL RESULTS Votes counted: 4% Turnout: 51.6% source: https://www. cvk.lv/saeMmastodonWorldEU Politics44 h ago

    Latvia's Central Election Commission has released the first partial results of the parliamentary election, with 4% of votes counted and turnout at 51.6%. Early figures show pro-EU parties combining for 74.2% support, well above the 5% threshold needed to enter the Saeima. The centre-right AS leads with 29.9%, followed by the right-wing NA at 6.6% and JV also clearing the bar.

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    Developer makes the case for Renovate over other dependency tools▼Why I recommend Renovate over any other dependency update tools (2024) https://www.jvt.me/posts/2024/04/12/use-renovate/MmastodonTechnologySoftware45 h ago

    Software engineer Jamie Tanna has published a blog post explaining why he recommends Renovate over any other dependency update tools. The 2024 article lays out his reasoning for preferring the automated dependency management tool, and the piece is being shared and discussed among developers interested in DevOps and open source tooling.

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    Live video feed from the International Space Station circulates●Live feed: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=M3HKLzjvKPc Current location: http://www. openstreetmap.org/?mlat=-2.725 7&mMmastodonScienceSpace312 h ago

    A live YouTube feed showing views of Earth from the International Space Station is being shared widely, along with a map link pinpointing the station's current position over the Pacific. The ISS, orbiting at roughly 400 kilometres, streams exterior camera footage continuously. Posters are tagging NASA, ESA, JAXA and CSA, the station's partner space agencies, as people watch the orbital view in real time.

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