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Pest controllers in protective suits removed a hornets' nest from a tree at a sports park in Gendt, in the Dutch municipality of Lingewaard. Local outlet De Gelderlander reported that the intervention made the sports park safe again for visitors and athletes. Hornets nesting near playing fields can pose a sting risk, prompting the removal.
- 2Sarala launches as open-source WYSIWYG Markdown editorโShow HN: Sarala โ An open-source WYSIWYG Markdown editor
A developer has released Sarala, an open-source editor that combines WYSIWYG editing with Markdown, letting users format text visually while producing Markdown output. The project is being shared on Hacker News, where early readers can try a live demo and review the code. Discussion is likely to focus on how well it handles the usual tricky parts of Markdown editing, such as tables and nested formatting.
- 3Fitness Influencer Filmed Riding Nesting Sea Turtle, Sparking OutrageโFitness Influencer Films Himself Riding Nesting Sea Turtle, Internet Is Furious
A fitness influencer is facing widespread backlash after filming himself riding a nesting sea turtle. Footage of the incident has circulated online, drawing furious reactions from viewers who condemned the harassment of a protected animal during a vulnerable nesting moment. Sea turtles are legally protected in most countries, and wildlife advocates have called for accountability over the stunt.
- 4Only One iPhone 18 Pro Camera Feature Justifies UpgradingโThe Honest Upgrade Calculus: Why Only One iPhone 18 Pro Camera Feature Justifies the Price
Tech commentators are weighing whether the iPhone 18 Pro's camera upgrades warrant the price, concluding that only a single new camera feature offers real value for most users. The analysis suggests buyers should think carefully before paying for the full package. Discussion centers on whether incremental camera improvements still justify Apple's premium pricing.
- 5Amnesty raises war crimes concerns in Mali over army and Wagner GroupโWar crimes by Malian armed forces and Wagner Group spark concern, Amnesty International says
Amnesty International says war crimes have been committed by Malian armed forces and the Russian Wagner Group, prompting concern from the human rights organisation. The allegation centres on abuses attributed to the two forces in Mali, where Wagner personnel have been operating alongside government troops. Amnesty is calling for accountability over the reported violations.
- 6Key findings reveal disguised funding in Manchester City caseโDisguised funding and dishonest witnesses: key findings in Manchester City case
Published findings in the Manchester City case allege that the club received disguised funding and that witnesses were dishonest during the proceedings. The findings detail how payments allegedly presented as legitimate revenue were used to circumvent financial rules. The case is one of the most significant in Premier League history, with potential consequences including points deductions or further sanctions for the club.
Repos
- tobi/disktree A treemap for finding and removing what fills your disk, for Omarchy. Rust + GPUI.
- nestrilabs/virtio-nvgpu [Experimental] A virtio device for near-native NVIDIA GPU access in KVM virtual machines.
- nestrilabs/nesbox [Experimental] Fast, lightweight micro virtual machine for cloud streaming โ GPU included