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- 1Daredevils climb Empire State Building with banner before proposal▼Daredevils reach top of Empire State Building with banner, before apparent proposal
Climbers reached the top of the Empire State Building in New York carrying a banner, in what appears to have been a marriage proposal stunt. The unauthorized ascent drew attention for both its audacity and its romantic twist, with questions likely to follow about how the pair accessed the landmark and whether they will face charges.
- 2Night train carrying Boris Johnson stopped near Polish border after Russian drone strike●Earlier today, a chartered night train carrying Boris Johnson, German Chancellor Merz's top security adviser, and securi
A chartered night train carrying Boris Johnson, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's top security adviser, and security advisers from the UK, France and Italy was halted near the Polish border after a Russian drone struck the locomotive of a passenger train travelling ahead of it. Reports of Western officials so close to the front-line region have sparked intense reaction, with commenters highlighting the growing risks to transport routes near Ukraine and the audacity of Russian drone activity reaching toward NATO territory.
- 3Audacity 4.0.1 restores keyboard shortcuts and improves exporting●# Audacity 4.0.1 Audio Editor Restores Keyboard Shortcuts from Audacity 3 and Improves Exporting https:// 9to5linux.com/
The Audacity project has released version 4.0.1 of its open-source audio editor, bringing back keyboard shortcuts familiar from Audacity 3 and refining the exporting workflow. The update follows the major Audacity 4 release, whose interface changes drew criticism from long-time users. The patch is being welcomed by the free software and Linux communities as a quick response to that feedback.
- 4Audionaut launches as open-source multitrack audio editor●Show HN: Audionaut – an open-source cross-platform multitrack audio editor
Developer kvoltmer has released Audionaut, an open-source multitrack audio editor that works across platforms, sharing the project on Hacker News. The tool is available on GitHub, inviting musicians, podcasters and audio engineers to try it, review the code and contribute. Early discussion centres on how it compares with established editors like Audacity and what features the project plans next.
- 5Audionaut, an open-source multitrack audio editor, launches on GitHub●Show HN: Audionaut - an open-source cross-platform multitrack audio editor https://github.com/kvoltmer/Audionaut # Hacke
Developer kvoltmer has released Audionaut, an open-source, cross-platform multitrack audio editor, sharing the project on GitHub. The tool lets users edit multiple audio tracks across operating systems, positioning itself as a free alternative in a space long dominated by editors like Audacity. Early responses are coming from the developer and tech community, where small new audio projects typically attract interest for their licensing freedom and platform support.
- 6Nigeria charges man accused of faking government agency●Nigeria charges man accused of faking government agency https://www. aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2 026/10/1/nigeria-cha
Nigerian authorities have charged a man accused of inventing a government agency and allegedly securing government funding for it. The case, reported by Al Jazeera, is drawing attention both for the audacity of the alleged scheme and for questions it raises about oversight of public spending in Nigeria.
- 7Audacity 4.0 debuts with a redesigned interface▼Audacity 4.0 brings a new look to audio editing | Open Source For You - technology
The open-source audio editor Audacity has released version 4.0, featuring a refreshed user interface and an updated look for its audio editing tools. The long-running free software, widely used for podcasting and music work, continues its evolution under open-source development, with the redesign intended to modernise the editing experience for new and existing users.
- 8Audacity 4.0.1 fixes project corruption and Linux startup issues●Audacity 4.0.1 fixes project corruption, broken AUP3 conversions, Linux AppImage startup issues, and adds improved multi
The open-source audio editor Audacity has released version 4.0.1, addressing project corruption, broken AUP3 file conversions, and startup problems with its Linux AppImage package. The update also brings improved multi-file exporting. Linux users in particular have welcomed the fix to AppImage startup issues, which had prevented some from launching the application after the major 4.0 release.
- 9NYC weighs elevated temporary highway over Brooklyn Bridge to repair BQE●NYC mulls building temporary highway in sky over Brooklyn Bridge to fix BQE https://gothamist.com/news/nyc-mulls-buildin
New York City officials are considering an unusual plan to build a temporary elevated highway above the Brooklyn Bridge while the crumbling Brooklyn-Queens Expressway is repaired. The triple-cantilever section of the BQE has long needed urgent reconstruction, and the proposal to route traffic through the sky over one of the city's most iconic landmarks is drawing attention for its audacity.
- 10Audacity 4.0.1 Restores Audacity 3 Keyboard Shortcuts▼Audacity 4.0.1 Audio Editor Restores Keyboard Shortcuts from Audacity 3
The Audacity project has released version 4.0.1 of its open-source audio editor, restoring the keyboard shortcuts used in Audacity 3. The update addresses a key complaint from users who upgraded to the redesigned 4.0 release and found their familiar key bindings changed. The move is aimed at smoothing the transition for longtime users of the free audio editing software.
- 11Tom Hollander Joins Season 2 Cast of AMC's 'The Audacity'▼Tom Hollander Joins Season 2 Cast of AMC’s ‘The Audacity’
Actor Tom Hollander has been cast in the second season of AMC's series 'The Audacity', according to Variety. The announcement adds a well-known British actor to the show's ensemble as production moves forward on the new season, giving fans fresh casting news to discuss.