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    EssilorLuxottica Showcases Sports Innovation at Milan Cortina 2026▼EssilorLuxottica’s Brands Merged the World of Sports and Innovation at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics✉newsSportOlympics1 d ago

    EssilorLuxottica's eyewear brands took part in the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, combining sports performance and technological innovation. The company highlighted how its products supported athletes and audiences at the Games, underlining the growing role of eyewear technology in elite winter sports and the brand's Olympic partnership presence.

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    Ukrainian drones hit Transneft oil station near Moscow●Ukrainian long-range drones struck the linear production and dispatch station (LPDS) "Volodarskaya" in Konstantinovo, Mo𝕏xRU1086 h ago

    Ukrainian long-range drones struck the Volodarskaya linear production and dispatch station in Konstantinovo, Moscow region, setting at least two storage silos on fire. The facility is a branch of Transneft Upper Volga, part of Russia's state oil pipeline monopoly. The strike extends Kyiv's campaign against Russian energy and oil infrastructure far behind the front lines.

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    Six Upcoming Sci-Fi Shows Ranked by Hype●Movie TV Tech Geeks # TV # SciFi # Silo # Neuromancer 6 Upcoming Sci-Fi Shows, Ranked by Hype http:// dlvr.it/TVmhl3MmastodonCultureTelevision31 d ago

    Movie TV Tech Geeks has published a ranked list of six upcoming science-fiction television shows ordered by fan anticipation, with the Apple TV+ series Silo and the adaptation of William Gibson's Neuromancer among the titles highlighted. The piece gauges which forthcoming genre series are generating the most excitement ahead of their release.

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    Readers revisit Hugh Howey's dystopian novel Silo▼Gelesen: Silo (2013, orig. Wool, 2011) von Hugh Howey, übersetzt von Gaby Wurster und Johanna Nickel # books # bookstodoMmastodonCultureBooks51 d ago

    Hugh Howey's dystopian science fiction novel Silo, originally self-published as Wool in 2011 and published in German in 2013 in a translation by Gaby Wurster and Johanna Nickel, is being discussed by readers. The book, set in an underground silo community, has regained attention thanks to the recent screen adaptations, drawing both new readers and longtime fans back to the original novels.

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    Dystopian sci-fi series praised as overlooked gem▼Not Silo, Not Fallout: This Dystopian Sci-Fi Series Deserves More Attention✉newsCultureTelevision1 d ago

    A commentary piece argues that a dystopian science-fiction series deserves more attention than better-known shows like Silo and Fallout. The piece frames the unnamed series as an underrated entry in the genre, suggesting viewers are overlooking a worthy watch amid the popularity of bigger dystopian adaptations. No further details about the series or its reception are given.

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    A state health department has held a hearing on patient access to medical psilocybin, collecting concerns from stakeholders about how the psychedelic treatment can be obtained. Testimony focused on barriers to access and the regulatory framework. The debate reflects a broader national push, following Oregon and Colorado, to legalise psilocybin for therapeutic use in conditions such as depression and PTSD.

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    Devs debate whether LLMs bring back siloed engineering●"Are we back to Silo Engineering? … … the Silo Engineer would retreat into his cubicle to Create … Seems like with LLMsMmastodonTechnologySoftware42 d ago

    Software developers are debating whether large language models are returning the profession to an era of 'silo engineering', where engineers worked alone in cubicles building things in isolation. The discussion suggests that with LLMs writing code, developers may again retreat into solo workflows, though commenters note this time is different because the tools are shared and collaborative rather than isolated.