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- 1Antimony CAD software draws fresh interest years after launch▼Antimony: CAD Software Evolved from Lisp Machines and Not Drafting Tables (2015)
Antimony, a computer-aided design tool created by Matt Keeter, is drawing renewed attention for its unusual origins. Unlike traditional CAD programs built to mimic drafting tables, Antimony grew out of ideas from Lisp machine environments, using a node-based, procedural approach to 3D modelling. Commenters are revisiting the 2015 project and discussing how its design philosophy still stands out against mainstream parametric CAD software today.
- 2Testimony continues in Yella Beezy trial over Mo3 killing▼Yella Beezy trial: Testimony continues in Mo3 murder case | Live updates
The Dallas murder trial of rapper Yella Beezy, charged in the 2020 fatal shooting of fellow rapper Mo3, is underway with testimony continuing in court. Local outlet WFAA is providing live updates as witnesses take the stand. The case stems from Mo3 being shot dead on a Dallas interstate, a killing that shocked the hip-hop community.
- 3Testimony opens in Shane James capital murder trial▼Shane James capital murder trial: Testimony details moments after his arrest
The capital murder trial of Shane James is underway, with testimony describing the moments immediately after his arrest. Witnesses and officers have been detailing what happened as he was taken into custody. The case has drawn wide attention in Texas, and further witness accounts are expected as the trial continues.
- 4Antimony CAD software traced to Lisp machine heritage▼Antimony: CAD Software Evolved from Lisp Machines and Not Drafting Tables
Developer Matt Keeter's Antimony, a parametric CAD tool built around a node-based dataflow design, is drawing attention for its unusual lineage. Commenters note it draws on Lisp machine traditions rather than copying drafting-table workflows used by mainstream CAD packages, making it a fresh take on how 3D modelling software could work.
- 5Day 7 of testimony underway in Yella Beezy murder-for-hire trial▼Day 7 of testimony underway in the Yella Beezy murder-for-hire trial
Testimony has entered its seventh day in the murder-for-hire trial of rapper Yella Beezy, real name Deonnie White, in a Dallas-Fort Worth courtroom. The rapper faces charges related to an alleged plot, and daily proceedings are being followed closely by local media and fans as witnesses continue to take the stand.
- 6Testimony to begin in Sierra LaMar murder case retrial▼Testimony slated to start in retrial of Sierra LaMar murder case
Testimony is scheduled to begin in the retrial of the man accused of murdering Sierra LaMar, a Northern California teenager who disappeared in 2012. The original trial ended without a verdict, forcing a new proceeding. The case has drawn sustained attention in the Bay Area for years, and residents are following whether a jury will reach a decision this time.
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Rapper Yella Beezy's murder trial is underway, with witnesses continuing to give testimony in court. The case stems from a killing the Dallas artist has been charged in connection with, and coverage from local outlets shows proceedings still ongoing. Details of what was said in testimony have not yet been broadly reported, but the trial is drawing attention given the rapper's profile.
- 8Day 3 of testimony begins in Shane James Austin capital murder trial▼Day 3 of testimony set in Shane James' Austin capital murder trial in 6 deaths
Testimony continues for a third day in the capital murder trial of Shane James in Austin, Texas. James is charged in the deaths of six people in a December 2023 attack spanning Austin and Bexar County. Prosecutors are presenting evidence and witness accounts as jurors hear the full scope of the case.
- 9Unsolved murder in an empty first-class train carriage●Prima classe, vagone vuoto, coltello nel collo fino al manico. I testimoni giurarono che nessuno era salito # TrueCrime
A mystery story is circulating about a passenger found dead in a first-class carriage with a knife driven into his neck up to the handle, while witnesses swore nobody had boarded the empty wagon. The case is being shared as a true-crime tale tied to Paris and rail history, highlighting how the killer seemingly vanished from a locked, empty compartment without a trace.
- 10Programming automation farm game gets first major DLC●https://www. wacoca.com/games/1496183/ 農場を“プログラミング”で自動化するゲーム『農家は Replace() されました』初の大型DLCが本日11月3日より配信 ##GAMING # Android
The farming automation game 'Farmer Was Replace()' has released its first major DLC on November 3, available on Steam, iOS and Android. The game, developed by Metaroot and Timon Herzog, lets players automate farm tasks through programming, blending coding puzzles with farming simulation. The DLC launch is drawing attention among gaming and coding-game enthusiasts.
- 11Yella Beezy capital murder trial enters sixth day of testimony▼Testimony continues on Day 6 of Yella Beezy's capital murder trial
Testimony is continuing on the sixth day of the capital murder trial of rapper Yella Beezy in Dallas-Fort Worth. The Dallas-born artist is facing a capital murder charge, and local news outlets are covering each day of proceedings as witnesses take the stand. The trial has drawn significant public attention given the rapper's prominence in the Texas hip-hop scene.
- 12Cellphone location testimony heard at Yella Beezy murder trial▼Jurors in Yella Beezy's capital murder trial hear testimony on cellphone locations
Jurors in the capital murder trial of rapper Yella Beezy heard testimony on cellphone location data in Dallas-Fort Worth, evidence that prosecutors are using to place him at the scene. The trial stems from the 2021 fatal shooting of comedian Mo3 on a Dallas highway. Coverage from local outlets is focused on how the phone records could affect the case's outcome.
- 13Naresh Bhatt takes stand in wife's murder trial●Naresh Bhatt takes the stand in his murder trial of wife, Mamta Kafle Bhatt | Full testimony Part 1
Naresh Bhatt has testified in his own defense at his murder trial in Virginia over the death of his wife, Mamta Kafle Bhatt, a young mother who disappeared in 2024. His full testimony, the first time he has publicly answered questions about her disappearance, is being closely followed, with observers weighing his account against prosecution evidence.
- 14Yella Beezy murder trial enters second week of testimony●LIVE | Yella Beezy murder trial enters its second week of testimony
The murder trial of rapper Yella Beezy has entered its second week of testimony in Dallas-Fort Worth, with live coverage from local news outlets. The proceedings continue to draw attention as witnesses take the stand in the case against the Texas artist.
- 15Testimony resumes in Yella Beezy trial over Mo3 killing▼Yella Beezy trial: Testimony resumes today in Mo3 murder case | Live updates
Testimony is resuming today in the Dallas murder trial of rapper Yella Beezy, charged in the 2020 shooting death of fellow rapper Mo3. Local outlet WFAA is providing live updates from the courtroom as the high-profile case, which has drawn wide attention in the hip-hop community, continues to unfold.
- 16Both sides rest in Robert Kessler murder trial after graphic testimony▼Both sides rest in Robert Kessler murder trial after graphic testimony about victim's injuries, dismemberment
Prosecutors and defense attorneys have rested their cases in the murder trial of Robert Kessler, following graphic testimony from witnesses and experts describing the victim's injuries and dismemberment. The disturbing details of the evidence presented have drawn attention as the case moves toward closing arguments and jury deliberation.
- 17Murdaugh lawyers seek to dismiss murder indictments over grand jury testimony●Alex Murdaugh's legal team seeks to toss murder indictments over grand jury testimony
Lawyers for Alex Murdaugh, the disbarred South Carolina attorney convicted of murdering his wife and son, have filed a motion asking that the murder indictments against him be thrown out. The filing challenges the grand jury testimony used to secure the indictments, arguing it was flawed. The dispute keeps the case active in court as Murdaugh pursues appeals of his convictions and sentence.