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    A 2022 write-up touring the Netherlands' computer museums is drawing fresh attention, highlighting institutions that preserve the country's computing heritage, from vintage mainframes and early home computers to hands-on exhibits. The piece catalogs where enthusiasts can see historic Dutch and international machines, prompting discussion about how few such collections survive and the value of keeping obsolete technology accessible to the public.

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    Weekly monster movie watch party returns this Sunday with Vincent Price lineupโ—THIS SUNDAY at 9pm Eastern (that's 1am Monday UTC) it's # MONSTERDON the weekly monster movie watch party! Come watch aMmastodonCultureFilm15 min ago

    The weekly Monsterdon watch party takes place Sunday at 9pm Eastern (1am Monday UTC), inviting viewers to watch a goofy monster movie together online. The October edition is featuring a series of films starring Vincent Price, with participants posting along in real time.

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    The annual Bioscience Olympics has taken place, combining science-themed games with a festive, theatrical flair โ€” including glitter and golden crutches as part of the event's style. The student-run gathering at a bioscience academy blends competition with school spirit, and coverage is focused on the creativity and humor of the celebration rather than results or records.

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    Guardians' high-speed lutch replay marred by flickering LED adโ—Watching the Guardians again and they did a high speed of the lutch, which was cool. But the ad behind it was flickeringMmastodonSportBaseball112 min ago

    A baseball fan rewatching Cleveland Guardians ALDS footage noted a high-speed replay of the 'lutch' play that looked impressive, but the LED advertising board behind it flickered on camera. The observer called the placement not well thought through, since LED boards often strobe when filmed at high frame rates. The comment is a small production-quality critique of the broadcast during the playoffs.

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    The Dutch government has announced it will impose a complete ban on smartphones in schools, according to NL Times. The move makes phone restrictions mandatory rather than advisory, covering classrooms across the country. Commentators are debating whether the policy will improve concentration and wellbeing among pupils, and how schools will enforce it in practice.

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    Fishery Monitors Return to Sea After Trump Administration Reversalโ—After Outcry, Monitors the Trump Administration Tried to Scrap Return to Seaโœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans23 min ago

    Federal fishery monitors who observe catch operations aboard fishing vessels are returning to duty after the Trump administration moved to eliminate the program. The rollback drew an outcry from conservation groups and parts of the fishing industry, which rely on the observers to ensure sustainable harvests. Following the backlash, the administration has relented, allowing the monitoring at sea to resume.

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    Ocean Freight Delays Now the Likely Outcomeโ—Ocean Freight Risk: Late Is Now the Likely Outcomeโœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans23 min ago

    Shipping analysts are warning that ocean freight delays have shifted from an occasional risk to the most probable outcome for cargo shipments. With congestion and scheduling problems disrupting global container routes, businesses dependent on maritime logistics face mounting uncertainty over delivery times and costs, prompting importers and retailers to reassess supply chain planning.

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