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- 1Cloudflare bot traffic plunges after strike on Yandex datacenter●Sudden drop in Cloudflare bot traffic after strike on Yandex datacenter
Cloudflare's public bot traffic radar shows a sudden drop in traffic from Yandex's network (AS13238) following a strike on one of the company's datacenters. The chart, covering the past seven days, highlights how physical damage to internet infrastructure can immediately reduce crawling and bot activity from a major Russian search provider.
- 2Roue Libre bike app launches on Google Play Store●🚲 Roue Libre est dispo sur le Play Store ! 🎉 Vélos et places libres en temps réel, carte et itinéraire hors ligne, des c
Roue Libre, a free-software cycling app, is now available on the Google Play Store. The app shows real-time bike and docking-space availability, offers offline maps and routes, and covers hundreds of bike-share networks worldwide. It is GPLv3 licensed, ad-free and tracking-free, and remains available on F-Droid, with testers credited for their feedback.
- 3Tesla's Optimus AI Learns to Play Diablo from Screen Pixels●Tesla's Digital Optimus Masters Diablo and More Games from Pixels Alone
Tesla says its Optimus robot can now play video games, including Diablo, using only what it sees on the screen as pixels, with no access to underlying game code. The demo is being read as evidence of how far the robot's end-to-end neural network has come in interpreting complex visual environments. Commenters are debating whether the skill transfers meaningfully to real-world tasks or is mainly a showcase.
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Brazilian broadcaster Band is streaming its afternoon talk show 'Melhor da Tarde' live, offering viewers real-time access to the program. The live broadcast is attracting attention among Brazilian audiences looking to follow the show's interviews and entertainment segments as they happen, keeping the long-running network visible in daytime television.
- 5Maine Curated TV Series Highlights Portland Real Estate on REAL Shows Network▼Maine Curated TV Series Spotlights Portland Real Estate and Lifestyle on REAL Shows Network
A new television series, Maine Curated, is airing on the REAL Shows Network, focusing on Portland, Maine's real estate market and lifestyle offerings. The program showcases properties, neighborhoods, and the broader appeal of living in Maine's largest city, positioning Portland as a destination for prospective homebuyers and visitors. The launch has been announced through press releases distributed by PR Newswire and picked up by financial outlets including Morningstar.
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Nature reports that photonic circuits, which compute using light rather than electricity, can now be trained directly like conventional AI hardware. The advance suggests optical processors could run and learn neural networks with far greater speed and energy efficiency than electronic chips. Researchers see it as a step toward practical light-based computing for machine learning, though real-world deployment remains distant.
- 7Roue Libre bike-sharing app launches on Play Store●🚲 Roue Libre is now on the Play Store! 🎉 Real-time bike and dock availability, offline map and route planner, hundreds o
Roue Libre, a free and open-source app for finding shared bikes, is now available on the Google Play Store. The app shows real-time bike and dock availability for hundreds of networks worldwide, includes offline maps and a route planner, and contains no ads or tracking. It remains on F-Droid, and its developer thanked testers for their feedback and bug reports.
- 8Why a fast speed test doesn't guarantee smooth streaming●Der Speedtest zeigt kurz 500 Mbit/s, und trotzdem stockt das Streaming? Ein kurzer Spitzenwert sagt wenig. Erst unter lä
Network diagnostics experts point out that a speed test briefly showing 500 Mbit/s proves little about real connection quality. Streaming can still stutter if the line or Wi-Fi drops under sustained load. The advice is to test download and upload throughput over a longer period, since short peak readings can mask instability that only appears during continuous use.
- 9New TV Series Puts Detroit Real Estate in the Spotlight▼More Than Real Estate TV Series Spotlights Detroit Real Estate, Community and Local Impact on REAL Shows Network
A new television series called More Than Real Estate has launched on the REAL Shows Network, focusing on Detroit's real estate market alongside stories of community development and local impact. The show aims to go beyond property transactions, highlighting how real estate shapes neighborhoods and lives in Detroit.
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A local real estate broker is set to host a television show, according to 425business.com. The story indicates the broker will bring property market expertise to the small screen, though further details about the format, network, or premiere date are not provided in the available coverage.
- 11MLB Now panel debates whether 'clutch' hitting is real●Debating if being 'clutch' is a real thing on MLB Now
The MLB Network show MLB Now hosted a debate on whether being 'clutch' — performing better in high-pressure baseball moments — is a genuine, measurable skill. The discussion taps a long-running argument between traditionalists who point to players who rise to big occasions and analysts who say clutch performance is largely random variation over small samples.
- 12BS Asahi to hold fan event celebrating its popular shows▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/780191/ ＢＳ朝日人気番組を体験できるリアルイベント「好きが集まる３週間 ＢＳ朝日 秋の文化祭」開催決定（WEBザテレビジョン） – Yahoo!ニュース # televis
Japanese broadcaster BS Asahi has announced a real-world event titled 'Three Weeks Where Passions Gather: BS Asahi Autumn Culture Festival', allowing fans to experience the channel's popular programs in person. The event, reported by WEB The Television, is framed like a school culture festival and is intended to bring viewers closer to the network's programming lineup.
- 13Why Bravo keeps filming reality shows in the Financial District●Why Is Bravo So Obsessed With Fidi? http://www.curbed.com/article/bravos-next-gen-nyc-reality-tv-locations-influencers-s
A Curbed article examines Bravo's repeated use of Manhattan's Financial District and Seaport as backdrops for its New York reality franchises, asking why the network is so drawn to the neighborhood. The piece ties the trend to the area's luxury towers, waterfront views, and role in the network's next generation of NYC-based shows and cast influencers.
- 14Why 'Dancing With the Stars' Isn't Live on the West Coast●Why ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Isn’t Live on the West Coast
'Dancing With the Stars' airs on a tape delay for West Coast viewers rather than broadcasting live, meaning audiences on the Pacific side see the episode hours after East Coast fans. The practice means West Coast viewers cannot vote in real time along with the show, a quirk of network scheduling that continues to draw curiosity and complaint from fans of the competition series.