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- 1Developer says GitHub won't take down cracked software copies▼Tell HN: GitHub refuses to remove cracked copies of my software after a month
A developer is publicly challenging GitHub's handling of a month-old request to remove cracked copies of their software from the platform, saying the company refuses to act on their takedown reports. The complaint is drawing wide discussion on Hacker News, where commenters are debating how consistently GitHub enforces DMCA takedowns and what recourse small developers have against piracy on the code-hosting service.
- 2IDF spokesperson clashes with Piers Morgan, Mehdi Hasan and Hasan Piker●‘Total BULL*** From a LYING Military’’ IDF Takes On Piers Morgan, Mehdi Hasan and Hasan Piker
The Israel Defense Forces faced a heated panel discussion with Piers Morgan, Mehdi Hasan and Hasan Piker, in which the interviewers accused the military of lying. A clip of the exchange, branded with the quote 'Total bull*** from a lying military', is drawing large attention online, with hundreds of thousands of reactions as viewers debate the IDF's credibility and the conduct of the interview.
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Piers Morgan is being widely discussed on social media, with the broadcaster's name surfacing in trending lists without a clearly identified trigger. Morgan, a British journalist and television presenter known for his outspoken interviews and commentary, frequently draws attention when he weighs in on political or celebrity news.
- 426,000 arrests recorded in occupied West Bank over three years●« … 26,000 arrests recorded in Occupied West Bank and Jerusalem only over the past three years… » 🔗 · https://www. yo
A figure of 26,000 arrests in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem over the past three years is circulating widely in discussions about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The number, attributed to reports on Palestinian detainees, is being shared amid ongoing coverage of the war and ceasefire efforts, with supporters of Palestine highlighting mass detention as a core grievance.
- 5Israeli troops filmed smashing West Bank memorial●Israeli troops seen smashing memorial in occupied West Bank Aljazeera Video Link: https://www. aljazeera.com/#flips-6406
Al Jazeera footage shows Israeli soldiers smashing a memorial in the occupied West Bank. The video has drawn sharp reactions online, with critics calling the destruction a violation of human rights and accusing Israel of war crimes, while drawing renewed attention to military conduct in Palestinian territories amid the wider Gaza conflict.
- 6Claim: 63,000 attacks on Palestinians in West Bank since October 2023●« … Israeli soldiers and occupiers have carried out about 63,000 attacks against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank
Israeli soldiers and settlers have carried out roughly 63,000 attacks against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank since October 2023, according to a figure circulating online. The claim is being shared alongside calls for a ceasefire and solidarity messages with Palestinians, reflecting continued attention on settler and military violence in the territory alongside the war in Gaza. The source and methodology behind the number are not stated.
- 7Tom Cruise's 'Digger' flops but defended as misunderstood masterpiece●Tom Cruise’s Digger has flopped spectacularly – but I think it is a misunderstood masterpiece Sian Cain I feel for film
Tom Cruise's latest film, Digger, has flopped spectacularly at the box office, drawing widespread attention to its poor performance. Guardian critic Sian Cain has pushed back against the negative reception, arguing the film is a misunderstood masterpiece whose twist makes it hard to review without spoilers. The piece has sparked debate about whether critics and audiences misjudged the film, with sympathy expressed for reviewers placed in a difficult position by its secrets.
- 8SpaceX Finds Piece of Starship 41 Washed Up on Beach●SpaceX Found a Piece of Ship 41 on the Beach. Here's what that means.
A piece of debris identified as belonging to SpaceX's Starship Ship 41 has been found washed up on a beach, prompting discussion about how the hardware ended up there and what its recovery means. Observers are debating whether the fragment came from a test flight or destruction event, and what it reveals about Starship reentry survivability.
- 9Dogs Step Up As Parents To Foster Puppies▼Dogs Seem To Think They Are Mom & Dad After Meeting Their Little Foster Puppies
A pair of dogs have adopted a parenting role toward their new foster puppies, behaving as though the little ones are their own offspring. The story, shared by DogTime, is charming readers who love seeing foster animals bond quickly and take on nurturing instincts with vulnerable puppies in need of care.
- 10Ukraine's occupied territories: hospitals stripped of medical resources▼‘The nurse used the torch on her phone to do the op’: hospitals stripped of resources in Ukraine’s occupied territories
Healthcare workers in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories are performing medical procedures in near-impossible conditions after hospitals were stripped of equipment and supplies. Reports include a nurse completing an operation lit only by a phone torch. Medical staff describe systematic removal of resources, leaving patients dependent on improvised methods.
- 11The perfect one-shot for role-playing conventions●Der perfekte One-Shot für Rollenspiel-Cons Ihr habt drei Stunden, fünf Menschen sitzen am Tisch, zwei davon kennen das S
A German role-playing blog outlines how to run a successful one-shot session at conventions: three hours, five players at the table, two of whom don't know the rules system, with only fifteen minutes until the game starts. It argues against overloaded adventures with twelve important NPCs and lengthy world history, favouring simple, fast-to-learn setups that work for mixed groups.
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Lancaster Farming is highlighting alternative ways to cook with pumpkin beyond the classic pies and soups, offering readers fresh recipe ideas for the season. The feature taps into autumn's peak pumpkin harvest, when home cooks look for new ways to use the versatile squash in everyday meals and baking.
- 13France face Italy in UEFA Nations League clash●Frankreich – Italien | UEFA Nations League, 3. Spieltag 2026/27 | ZDFsportstudio
France and Italy meet in a matchday 3 fixture of the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League, with German broadcaster ZDF airing the game through its sportstudio football programme. The fixture is drawing heavy attention, with well over a million people engaging with coverage of the match. Fans are following how two of Europe's traditional football powers fare in the group stage of the competition.
- 14Conchis release finds uneasy alt-pop mood●"Growling club-tempo beats, and an uneasy ambience pierced by jagged synth shards immediately set the tone for Conchis'
Conchis' track is being described as a dark alt-pop tale of a relationship's end, built on growling club-tempo beats, uneasy ambient textures and jagged synth shards. The slow music movement site frames it as an eyes-closed, soul-laid-bare account of love run its course.
- 15Hippie Death Cult release new video Grit, Blood & Bone●Hippie Death Cult - Grit, Blood & Bone (Official Video) # music # stonerRock https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=0MLo_RevON
The American stoner rock band Hippie Death Cult has released an official music video for their new track 'Grit, Blood & Bone'. The song has been shared widely among rock and metal fans online, with listeners discussing the band's heavy, riff-driven sound and their growing presence in the stoner rock scene.
- 16Frasier stars reflect on Daphne and Niles love story●‘He was devastatingly sexy’: Frasier’s Jane Leeves and David Hyde Pierce on the love between Daphne and Niles By Hollie
Jane Leeves and David Hyde Pierce, who played Daphne and Niles on Frasier, have spoken about the slow-burn romance that captivated audiences for seven years. In an interview with Hollie Richardson, the real-life best friends recalled moments from the breathless tango to the kiss that sent fans wild, with Leeves describing her co-star as 'devastatingly sexy' and discussing how they crafted one of television's most beloved TV crushes.
- 17Reba McEntire auctions country music memorabilia for charity●Reba McEntire is auctioning off pieces of country music history for charity
Country music star Reba McEntire is putting pieces of her career up for auction, with proceeds going to charity. The items span decades of country music history, giving fans and collectors a chance to own a piece of her legacy. News outlets are covering the sale, highlighting both the memorabilia's appeal and the charitable purpose behind it.
- 18CSA Pro20 Cup Pool B action set for Pietermaritzburg●Pool B, CSA Pro20 Cup at Pietermaritzburg, Oct 25 2026
A Pool B fixture in South Africa's CSA Pro20 Cup has been scheduled for Pietermaritzburg on October 25, 2026. The domestic T20 competition continues to be a key pathway for South African players toward international cricket, and fans are following fixtures as the schedule is confirmed.
- 19An ordinary September Monday by the Atlantic in Anglet●Un lunes cualquiera de septiembre a los pies del Atlántico #photography #photo #fotografia #idar #pixelfed #Anglet #Peti
A photographer shared seascape images taken on an ordinary September Monday at the Chambre d'Amour beach in Anglet, on the Basque coast of France. The photos capture the Atlantic shoreline with its waves, cliffs and lighthouse, offering a calm look at a well-known stretch of the Côte Basque.
- 20Locked playgrounds in Hamburg's Eimsbüttel district draw criticism●°Dinge die die Welt nicht braucht° Eine Pandemie. und dann: Abgesperrte Spielplätze. 18. März 2020 - Eimsbüttel # FotoVo
In Hamburg's Eimsbüttel district, playgrounds were locked off on 18 March 2020 as coronavirus measures spread across Germany. People are sharing photos of the sealed-off playgrounds under the heading 'things the world doesn't need', calling the closures excessive. The debate reflects wider frustration in Germany over pandemic restrictions that closed public spaces and disrupted children's daily lives.
- 21Counseling Patients on Therapies With Unclear Benefit●Counseling Patients on Therapies With Biological Effect but Unclear Benefit
Physician's Weekly examines how doctors should counsel patients about treatments that show a biological effect in the body but whose clinical benefit remains unproven. The piece highlights the ethical and communication challenges physicians face when weighing honest uncertainty against patient hopes, and the risk of raising expectations for therapies that may not improve outcomes.
- 22NYC Pied-à-Terre Tax Exemptions Mount as Mamdani Delays Again●NYC Pied-à-Terre Tax Exemptions Mount as Mamdani Again Moves Deadline https://www.thecityreporter.nyc/2026/10/06/nyc-pie
New York City's pied-à-terre tax exemptions continue to grow, and Zohohandling Mamdani has again pushed back the deadline for addressing them, according to a report from The City Reporter. The repeated delays are drawing attention as the number of exempt luxury second homes keeps mounting, leaving the city's plan for taxing them unresolved and fueling debate over real estate policy.
- 23Europe moves to link national payment systems under EPI●Europa empieza a conectar sus grandes sistemas de pago: Bizum, Wero, Bancomat y otras redes se unirán bajo ENP para redu
Europe is moving to interconnect its major national payment networks, including Spain's Bizum, the Wero wallet and Italy's Bancomat, under the European Payments Initiative. The goal is to create a unified digital payment system across the continent and reduce reliance on US giants Visa and Mastercard. The project is being closely watched as a step toward European payment sovereignty.
- 24Senate candidate Angie Nixon campaigns in Fort Pierce●U.S Senate candidate Angie Nixon campaigns in Fort Pierce, talks economy and reproductive health
U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon took her campaign to Fort Pierce, Florida, holding an event focused on the economy and reproductive health. The Democratic candidate spoke with voters about cost-of-living concerns and access to reproductive care as she works to build support in her statewide race. Local coverage highlighted the stop as part of her ongoing campaign schedule.
- 25Germany face Serbia in UEFA Nations League clash●Deutschland – Serbien | UEFA Nations League, 3. Spieltag 2026/27 | ZDFsportstudio
Germany take on Serbia in a UEFA Nations League matchday three fixture of the 2026/27 season, with coverage shown by German broadcaster ZDF's sportstudio football programme. The tie is drawing heavy attention from football fans, with engagement in the millions as viewers follow the national team's latest Nations League campaign.
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LEGO has released a new 1,849-piece set in its art series based on the iconic Joker comic cover, letting fans recreate the famous DC Comics image brick by brick. The announcement is drawing attention from comics fans and collectors, who see it as another crossover between popular culture and collectible display art.
- 27Art of Elan performs Messiaen under Anza-Borrego stars●Art of Elan performs ambitious Messiaen piece beneath the Anza-Borrego stars
San Diego chamber ensemble Art of Elan staged an ambitious performance of an Olivier Messiaen work in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, playing beneath the open night sky. KPBS covered the concert, which pairs the French composer's music with the dramatic desert landscape and dark-sky setting of the park.
- 28Steven Spielberg And Michael Bay Return For Next Transformers Movie●Steven Spielberg And Michael Bay Back For Next 'Transformers' Movie
Steven Spielberg and Michael Bay are set to return for the next Transformers movie, according to Deadline. Spielberg, who has executive-produced the franchise since 2007, and Bay, who directed five of its entries, reuniting signals a major play for the series' future. Fans are debating whether Bay's return means a return to his signature explosion-heavy style after the franchise's recent reinventions.
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