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    Chicken Scheme Maintainer Peter Bex Interview●Interview with Chicken Scheme Maintainer Sjamaan/Peter BexYhnSportCricket45just now

    A new interview with Peter Bex, also known as Sjamaan, a maintainer of the Chicken Scheme programming language implementation, has been published on alexalejandre.com. The conversation covers his work on Chicken Scheme and is drawing attention from programming language enthusiasts, particularly among Lisp and Scheme developer communities discussing the project's ongoing development.

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    NHL weekend rankings return with early-season questions●NHL weekend rankings: We're back, it's too early and the Oilers are being weird https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7661591MmastodonSportSports16 min ago

    The Athletic has published its NHL weekend rankings as the new season gets underway, framing the exercise as far too early to draw conclusions. A focal point is the Edmonton Oilers, described as 'being weird' in their opening stretch, alongside mention of the Flyers and Mike Babcock in the piece's tags. It marks the return of the weekly ranking feature for the 2026-27 campaign.

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    Kenyon's reported removal from the show sparks speculation●Kenyon being KICKED OFF the SHOW REVEALED...▶youtubeSportBasketball426.6K3 min ago

    Kenyon Martin's alleged removal from a show is being discussed, with claims that the reasons behind his exit have now been revealed. Details about what led to the departure and who was involved remain limited, and fans are debating whether the decision was justified or part of wider tensions.

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    Prime Video lines up 26 live sports events for October 2026●Prime Video schedules 26 live sports events in October 2026: Thirteen Kraken games, five NFL Thursdays and four NBA fixtMmastodonSportFootball23 min ago

    Amazon's Prime Video has scheduled 26 live sports events for October 2026, including thirteen Seattle Kraken NHL games, five Thursday Night NFL broadcasts and four NBA fixtures, with the horror film Carrie premiering October 7. The packed slate is drawing attention from advertisers weighing what such a broad mix of live sport and film means for reach and pricing.

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    Rutgers tennis wrapped up its weekend of competition at the 49er Invitational, closing out a slate of matches against a field of visiting programs. The university's athletics department announced the completion of the event, marking the team's latest stop in its fall schedule. Results and standout performances from the invite were shared with fans following the final day of play.

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    Jalen Duren speaks publicly on Pistons contract extension talks●Jalen Duren Addresses Contract Extension with Detroit Pistons Publicly Jalen Duren, the center for Detroit, has spoken pMmastodonSportBasketball13 min ago

    Detroit Pistons center Jalen Duren has publicly addressed negotiations over a new contract for the first time, speaking at a press conference alongside the club's President of Basketball Operations. The remarks offer his first direct comments on the status and direction of extension talks with the team.

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    This day in Celtics history: Cousy, Bagley, O'Connell●Today in Boston Celtics history: Cousy taken in dispersal draft; Bagley deal; O'Connell passes✉newsSportBasketball3 min ago

    A Boston Celtics look back at this date in franchise history, marking three notable anniversaries: Bob Cousy being selected in a dispersal draft, a trade involving Marvin Bagley, and the death of Jerry O'Connell. The item recaps how each event shaped the team across different eras.

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    NEPA, the everyday movement trend people are just discovering●Over the weekend, I discovered the term NEPA, or Non Exercise Physical Activity. I realised that I already do this to aMmastodonHealthFitness28 min ago

    Posts are circulating about NEPA, or Non-Exercise Physical Activity, the idea that everyday movement such as taking stairs, walking to the shops or parking further away counts towards staying healthy. One user described realising they already practised it without knowing the term, sparking discussion about how small daily habits can add up outside formal workouts.

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    Singapore's PIL takes delivery of two LNG dual-fuel container ships●Singapore: Pacific International Lines (PIL) has taken delivery of Kota Elok and Kota Elan, two LNG dual-fuel container𝕏xSG010 min ago

    Singapore-based carrier Pacific International Lines has taken delivery of Kota Elok and Kota Elan, two LNG dual-fuel container ships built by China's Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding. The vessels will serve PIL's Asia–South America route and are the first two of a planned series of 13 ships, part of the line's fleet renewal and decarbonisation push.

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    Former employee says OpenAI culture is broken●I Quit OpenAI Because Its Culture Is BrokenMmastodon4813 min ago

    A former OpenAI employee has publicly resigned and written an essay in The Atlantic saying the company's culture is broken, arguing that the AI industry's approach to safety will guarantee more failures unless something changes. The piece is drawing wide attention as debate continues over how seriously leading AI labs take safety concerns.

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    Food industry commentary argues chicken is set to become the leading protein as consumers seek affordable, versatile and health-conscious options amid rising meat prices. The National Provisioner says the current demand for protein puts poultry in a strong position against beef and other alternatives, though the specific data behind the claim is not detailed.

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    $100 Million Initiative Funds Maternal Health Programs in Arkansas and Kentucky●$100 million Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies America announces grants to Arkansas, Kentucky✉newsHealth12 min ago

    Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies America has announced $100 million in grants directed to Arkansas and Kentucky, two states with among the highest maternal and infant mortality rates in the country. The funding is aimed at improving care for mothers and babies, and the announcement is drawing attention to how the money will be spent and whether it can move outcomes in the states selected.

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    Sen. Kennedy clashes with Olympian over racism and climate remarks●Sen. Kennedy TORCHES Olympian Who Says America Is a “DEEPLY RACIST NATION” and Blames Climate Change▶youtubeEnvironmentClimate65.7K17 min ago

    Louisiana Senator John Kennedy sharply criticized an Olympic athlete who called the United States a "deeply racist nation" and attributed problems to climate change. Kennedy's heated remarks drew strong reactions, with supporters praising his takedown and critics accusing him of attacking an athlete's right to speak out on political and social issues.

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    Using Physics To Master The Kendama●Hacking The Kendama With Physics▶youtubeSciencePhysics223.6K21 min ago

    A new physics-focused breakdown explains how the traditional Japanese kendama skill toy works, using scientific principles to analyse its tricks and mechanics. The piece shows how understanding motion, balance and momentum can help players improve their control of the cup-and-ball game, drawing strong attention from fans of both science content and kendama play.

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    A gamer asks for snack advice with $3 to spend●It's [Out of Touch] Thursday and I'm looking towards weekend snacking! I have the USD equivalent of 3$ left, what shouldMmastodonTechnologySemiconductors324 min ago

    A developer asked what to buy for weekend snacking with the equivalent of three dollars left, referencing the 'Out of Touch Thursday' meme and suggesting options like chips and street snacks. The post drew only a few likes and little broader discussion, functioning more as a casual, lighthearted shout-out than a topic of wide conversation.

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    Could Germany's proposed Kids Act kill Mastodon?●Wie könnte sich ein möglicher, sogenannter # KidsAct auf dezentrale # SocialMedia auswirken? Aktuelle Artikel dazu: 🔹 StMmastodonTechnologyInternet1227 min ago

    Debate is growing in Germany over how a proposed 'Kids Act' on youth protection could affect decentralized social networks. Commentary asks whether Mastodon could die under Europe's new child-safety rules, since its federated, server-based structure makes centralized age verification difficult. Users and tech commentators are weighing compliance burdens for small instances against the law's goal of protecting minors online.