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    Agriculture news is spanning several themes this week. Northwest tribes' traditional land management is being highlighted in coverage tied to the region's 250th anniversary. In Europe, a transnational strategy is promoting reclaimed water use across the SUDOE region to build water resilience. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania's Dream Farms hosted lawmakers as farm policy debates continue, and Bologna celebrated technological innovation in agricultural machinery.

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    Sudo launches as a dedicated music player focused purely on listening▼Sudo – A dedicated music player designed around listening to musicYhnCultureMusic521 h ago

    Sudo is a new dedicated music player built around the act of listening to music, rather than playlists, recommendations or social features. The project is drawing attention among technology enthusiasts, many of whom are interested in simpler, purpose-built alternatives to mainstream streaming apps that bundle music with advertising and engagement features.

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    A music device or app called Sudo Music is being promoted as the iPod of 2026, reviving the idea of a dedicated, distraction-free player for listening to music. Commenters are weighing whether a standalone music gadget can still find an audience in the streaming era, mixing nostalgia for the iPod with skepticism about the market for such a device.

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    Golf lesson on building lag to add iron distance●この方法でアイアンは超簡単に飛ばせる!!「タメ」の作り方をわかりやすく解説します!【須藤裕太レッスン】 https://www. golftweet.com/645552/ # celebrity # FemaleGolfPlayer #MmastodonSportGolf019 h ago

    Japanese golf instructor Yuta Sudo has published a lesson explaining how to create and store 'tame' — the lag in the swing that lets players hit irons much farther. The guide walks through the technique step by step, and it is being shared alongside golf lesson content featuring professional player Miho Koga.

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    RaspAP hit with three unpatched CVE disclosures▼🚨 RaspAP Mass Disclosure — 3 CVEs, no patch CVE-2026-101860 (CVSS 8.8) — privilege escalation via sudoers manipulation →MmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity26 d ago

    Security researchers have disclosed three vulnerabilities in RaspAP, the popular router software for Raspberry Pi, with no patches available. The most severe, CVE-2026-101860 with a CVSS score of 8.8, allows privilege escalation to root via sudoers manipulation. Two further flaws, CVE-2026-101859 (5.4) and CVE-2026-101858 (4.7), involve OS command injection, including through the OpenVPN handler and WiFiManager SSID handling.