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- 1Matt Mullenweg Orders Accessibility Revert, Bans WordPress Committer●Matt Mullenweg Orders Accessibility Revert, Bans Core Wordpress Committer
WordPress co-creator Matt Mullenweg has ordered a revert of an accessibility change in the WordPress codebase and banned a core committer from the project, reportedly telling them to contribute their talents elsewhere. The move has sparked debate among developers about project governance, accessibility priorities, and how dissent within the WordPress community is handled.
- 2European publishers urge EU to halt Meta's new terms over AI scraping●Neue AGB von Meta: Verlage fordern EU-Stopp wegen KI-Scraping Neue Meta-Geschäftsbedingungen alarmieren europäische Medi
European media companies are calling on the European Commission to intervene against Meta's updated terms of service, arguing the changes would allow the company to exploit journalistic content for training artificial intelligence systems without permission or payment. Publishers describe the new conditions as an illegal appropriation of their work and want Brussels to stop them from taking effect.
- 3Carl Strathie's Dark Encounter More Than a UFO Film●Carl Strathie – „Dark Encounter“ (2019) Ok, das Wichtigste gleich vorweg: Hier handelt es sich nicht wirklich um einen F
German-language film commentary is revisiting Carl Strathie's 2019 feature "Dark Encounter", stressing that it is not really a UFO film despite featuring familiar sci-fi elements. The film is described as disguising itself first as a mysterious sci-fi thriller before revealing something deeper, prompting discussion of its genre-bending approach.
- 4Minion-themed router sparks buy-or-avoid debate in Germany●Virale Minion-Router: Zuschlagen oder Finger weg? https:// peertube.heise.de/w/v1tVMAfup9 DQ9kLcjf8Ygv
A Wi-Fi router designed to look like a Minion from the Despicable Me films is causing a stir in Germany, with tech commentators debating whether the novelty device is worth buying or best avoided. The c't technology editorial team weighs up whether the gimmicky gadget makes sense beyond its looks, as discussion of the unusual hardware spreads across German-language tech communities.
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Brazilian analysts are weighing WEG (WEGE3) ahead of third-quarter results, with lists of stocks expected to shine or disappoint this earnings season. Coverage highlights a recent change in broker recommendations, while the company says it wants to quintuple generator production to meet data center demand. Investors are debating whether the stock still justifies its premium valuation.
- 6Wegmans Named Top Retail Workplace for 11th Year▼Wegmans Named Top Retail Workplace for 11th Consecutive Year
Wegmans Food Markets has again been recognized as the top retail workplace, marking the 11th consecutive year the supermarket chain has earned the distinction. The grocer, headquartered in Rochester, New York, is known for its employee-focused culture and consistently ranks highly in workplace surveys. The recognition reinforces Wegmans' long-standing reputation in the grocery industry as an employer of choice.
- 7Why Norwegian sweaters may be warmer than wool coats●Clothing expert explains how Norwegian sweater designs make them warmer than a wool coat https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://
A clothing expert is explaining how traditional Norwegian sweater designs can provide more warmth than a wool coat, drawing attention to the craftsmanship behind the patterns. The argument centres on how construction techniques trap heat effectively, making the knitwear surprisingly practical outerwear.
- 8Belgian runners still going after 113 hours at Backyard Ultra●Das Backyard Ultra Ding läuft immer noch. Also seit 4 Tagen und 17 Stunden. 💀 2 Läufer aus Belgien sind noch unterwegs.
At the Big's Backyard Ultra world team championship, two Belgian runners are still in the race after 4 days and 17 hours of running. Commenters say overtaking the American team in first place is unlikely, though the Japanese runners remain a genuine threat. The format, which continues in loops until only one runner remains, keeps drawing attention the longer it lasts.
- 9Websites worldwide going offline over security concerns●🖥Weltweit Internetseiten Offline🖥 Immer mehr Webseiten gehen wegen offenbar gravierenden Sicherheitslücken offline, um A
Numerous websites worldwide are being taken offline by their operators to prevent attacks linked to apparently serious security vulnerabilities. In Germany, this reportedly includes Berlin's Charité hospital, alongside many blogs and other sites that are currently unreachable. The extent of the disruption and the precise vulnerability behind it remain unclear, and further outages are expected as administrators respond.
- 10Wegmans Tops Fortune 2026 Best Workplaces in Retail List▼Fortune Media and Great Place To Work name Wegmans Food Markets to 2026 Best Workplaces in Retail List, ranking No. 1
Wegmans Food Markets has been ranked No. 1 on Fortune's 2026 Best Workplaces in Retail list, compiled with Great Place To Work. The Rochester-based grocery chain again leads the industry ranking for workplace culture and employee satisfaction. Trade and retail press are noting the honor, which reinforces Wegmans' long-standing reputation as one of the most employee-friendly supermarket employers in the United States.
- 11Bitcoin breaks out of 30-day range above $83,550●📊 Bitcoin vor dem Ausbruch? Nach 30 Tagen Seitwärtsbewegung hat der Bruch über 83.550 $ ein neues Hoch markiert. 🎯 Damit
Bitcoin has ended a 30-day sideways phase by breaking above $83,550, marking a new high. Traders describe an active bullish low-high structure, with targets now set at $83,600 to $85,000, where large liquidity clusters are expected. Market watchers are debating whether the move signals a sustained breakout or another short-lived spike within the ongoing range.
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Wout Weghorst reacted angrily after referee Allard Lindhout officiated the Eredivisie match between FC Twente and FC Utrecht, a game Twente lost, costing them a top-three spot. Utrecht attacker Alarcón and returning goalkeeper Padt were decisive as Twente missed out on third place. Dutch pundit discussion also touched on a former PSV player's comeback, with Kapteijns noting he has fought back before.
- 13Tap water undrinkable in Norwegian Arctic town after thaw releases heavy metals▼Tap water no longer drinkable in Norwegian town as climate-related thawing releases heavy metals
Residents of Longyearbyen in Svalbard, Norway, have been told not to use tap water after climate-related thawing released heavy metals into the supply. The town sits in one of the world's fastest-warming regions, and observers describe the contamination as a warning for other Arctic communities facing similar thaw-driven water risks.
- 14Wegmans Tops Fortune's Best Workplaces In Retail Again▼Wegmans Tops Fortune’s Best Workplaces In Retail For 11th Straight Year
Rochester-based grocery chain Wegmans has been named Fortune's Best Workplace in Retail for the 11th consecutive year. The family-owned supermarket company is known for strong employee benefits and culture, and the recognition reinforces its reputation as one of the most consistent performers in retail workplace rankings.
- 15Moskenesøya: Norwegian island in the spotlight▼Moskenosøya, Lofoten, Nord-Atlantik. #meermittwoch 01.09.2026 🇳🇴 #Lofoten #lofotenislands #norwegen #norway #norge #natu
Travellers are sharing images of Moskenesøya, the westernmost island of Norway's Lofoten archipelago, where steep mountains rise directly from the North Atlantic. The shots, taken from the air, show the dramatic coastline that makes the island a favourite destination for photographers and hikers in the Norwegian summer season.
- 16Wegmans named top retail workplace for 11th straight year▼Wegmans named top retail workplace for 11th year
Supermarket chain Wegmans has been named the top retail workplace for the 11th consecutive year, according to a report from Lohud covering the New York region. The recognition reaffirms the Rochester-based grocer's long-standing reputation as one of the most admired employers in American retail, a distinction it has now held for more than a decade.
- 17Five months with GrapheneOS on a Pixel 8: honest review●Pół roku temu porzuciłem stockowego Androida na rzecz GrapheneOS na Pixelu 8. Dziś dzielę się szczerą recenzją po 5 mies
A Polish user has published a candid review after five months of running GrapheneOS instead of stock Android on a Pixel 8. The writeup covers daily use of privacy-focused software, cutting through marketing claims about full anonymity, and reports hands-on results with banking apps including ING and VeloBank, a common pain point for de-Googled phones.
- 18Google, Meta and Microsoft seek new internet routes as Red Sea cables threatened●# Unterseekabel im # RotenMeer bedroht: # Google , # Meta und # Microsoft suchen neue # Internetrouten wegen # Jemen # K
Subsea internet cables running through the Red Sea are under threat because of the conflict in Yemen, according to reports being shared online. Tech companies including Google, Meta and Microsoft are said to be looking for alternative routes to keep data traffic between Europe and Asia flowing. The Red Sea is a key corridor for global internet cables connecting the two regions.
- 19Wegmans Tops Retail Workplace Rankings for Employee Commitment▼Wegmans praised for commitment to employees, tops retail workplace list
Wegmans has been named to the top of a retail workplace list, with recognition highlighting the supermarket chain's commitment to its employees. The grocer, headquartered in Rochester, New York, is known for strong employee benefits and workplace culture, and the ranking reinforces its long-standing reputation as one of the most employee-friendly retailers in the United States.
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A new toll motorway in France, described as one of the most expensive in the country, opens next month. Belgian and Dutch motoring and news outlets are covering what drivers will have to pay, with critics calling it a fiasco for the wallets of those who use it. Drivers travelling through France are being warned to expect significantly higher toll costs on the route.
- 21Norwegian village among fastest-warming places on Earth●This Norwegian village is one of the fastest-warming places on Earth. How can its people save it? https://www. theguardi
A Guardian report examines Longyearbyen, in Norway's Svalbard archipelago, which is warming faster than almost anywhere else on the planet as melting glaciers and thawing permafrost threaten homes and infrastructure. The piece asks how residents can adapt or preserve their community in the face of rapid climate heating driven by greenhouse gas emissions.
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Supermarket chain Wegmans has again been named the best retail workplace, extending its streak to 11 consecutive years at the top. The retailer is frequently praised for its employee benefits, pay and workplace culture, and the latest recognition reinforces its long-standing reputation as one of the most admired employers in the US grocery sector.
- 23Meta faces multi-billion penalty in New Mexico lawsuit●Milliardenstrafe für # MetaPlatforms wegen systematischer Lügen: New Mexico | heise online https://www. heise.de/news/Mi
New Mexico has imposed a multi-billion-dollar penalty on Meta Platforms, accusing the company of systematic deception. The German tech coverage of the case is being widely shared, framing the ruling as a landmark rebuke of Meta's practices around privacy and user safety, particularly concerning its handling of Facebook and social media obligations in the US state.
- 24US banking regulator moves forward with stablecoin rules●📜 US-Bankenaufsicht beschließt Stablecoin-Regeln! Die OCC bringt den „Genius Act“ auf den Weg (Inkrafttreten Jan. 2027):
The US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is implementing the Genius Act, a new framework for stablecoins that takes effect in January 2027. Under the rules, stablecoins must be backed 100 percent by reserves and issuers must guarantee redemptions within two days. Crypto observers are discussing what the timeline and reserve requirements mean for the market.
- 25German startup roundup covers sennder, Arveum and female founders●»#StartupTicker - +++ Klaus Wegener +++ sennder +++ Arveum +++ Heartbeat +++ Gründerinnen +++ Enact +++« https://www. de
German startup news tracker Deutsche-Startups has published its regular daily roundup, bundling updates on Klaus Wegener, logistics scale-up sennder, Arveum, Heartbeat, female founders and Enact. The format collects brief items on funding, personnel and company developments across the German startup scene in one place for readers following the ecosystem.
- 26Real Rebel Radio Spins Drunk N High by ARTWEG●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Drunk N High by ARTWEG! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/
Real Rebel Radio is airing the track Drunk N High by ARTWEG, announced under the Now Playing tag with a link to its live player. The station highlights emerging and independent acts, giving listeners a direct way to tune in. The song's exposure is currently limited to small music-sharing circles online.
- 27Yarrow blossoms photographed as roadside beauty●≪ Schönheit am Wegesrand ≫ Nahaufnahme einiger kleiner weißer Blüten der Schafgarbe im Halbschatten. #photography #fotog
A close-up photograph of small white yarrow flowers in partial shade is being shared, titled 'Beauty by the roadside'. The image highlights a common wildflower found along paths and field edges, presented as an example of nature photography. Reaction so far appears limited to modest appreciation among nature and photography enthusiasts.
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Vesterheim, the Norwegian-American museum in Decorah, Iowa, hosted a fashion show examining Norwegian-American heritage through clothing and design. The event highlighted how traditional Norwegian styles and motifs have been adapted and carried into American dress by immigrant communities. Coverage from regional outlet KIMT drew attention to the show as a celebration of cultural identity, craftsmanship, and the ongoing ties between Norwegian tradition and American life in the Upper Midwest.
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Grocery chain Wegmans has again been named the best retail workplace in the United States, extending its streak to eleven consecutive years at the top. The New York-based supermarket operator is being praised for its employee-focused culture, which has long set it apart in the retail and grocery industry, and the recognition is drawing attention in its home region.
- 30Wegmans wins best-place-to-work award, offers free cupcakes▼Wegmans got a best-place-to-work award. You get free cupcakes
Wegmans Food Markets has received a best-place-to-work award, and to mark the occasion the supermarket chain is giving customers free cupcakes. The Erie Times-News reported the promotion, which pairs the company's workplace recognition with a small thank-you for shoppers. Wegmans has a long-standing reputation for employee satisfaction in the US grocery sector.
- 31One-woman show on a father's war stories headed to Lake Oswego▼One-woman show chronicling a father’s war stories to play at Lake Oswego theater
A one-woman theater show based on a performer's father's wartime experiences is set to be staged at a Lake Oswego theater, according to the Lake Oswego Review. The production brings a personal family account of war to local audiences through a solo performance format. Further details about dates, the performer, or the specific conflict covered were not provided.
- 32Weight-loss drug users compare calorie counting apps●The Big Count Since jumping on the Wegovy train and dieting, I have tried a variety of calorie counting apps. There are
A UK blogger who started taking Wegovy for weight loss has been trialling a range of calorie counting apps to support his diet. Writing about 'the big count', he notes there are many options on the market and says British users should look for apps with large databases of UK foods, plus a frictionless, easy daily experience.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is placing a bet on the luxury segment through its Regent Seven Seas brand, according to CNBC. The move signals the cruise operator's push to target wealthier travelers as demand for high-end, small-ship cruising remains strong. The company is leaning on Regent's all-inclusive, upscale offerings to capture premium demand and differentiate itself in the competitive cruise market.
- 34Galderma raises 2026 guidance for second time after strong quarter●Galderma hebt Guidance für 2026 erneut an Galderma ist im dritten Quartal über alle Sparten und Regionen hinweg dynamisc
Swiss dermatology group Galderma grew dynamically across all divisions and regions in the third quarter and has raised its 2026 guidance for the second time. The skincare specialist cites continued strong business momentum. Commenters are highlighting the company's consistent growth and upbeat outlook as a notable signal in the pharma and consumer health sector.
- 35Norway's DNB beats third-quarter profit forecasts▼Norway's DNB tops Q3 profit forecast as Norwegian economy remains robust
Norway's largest bank, DNB, reported third-quarter results that exceeded analyst forecasts, with performance underpinned by a resilient Norwegian economy. The beat highlights continued strength in Norwegian household and business finances despite broader uncertainty across European banking. Investors and analysts are weighing what the strong numbers signal about the durability of Norway's economic momentum and the outlook for interest rates and lending growth.
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The Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum in Decorah, Iowa has opened an exhibit that traces Norwegian-American family histories through clothing and fashion. The display uses garments to tell the stories of immigrant families and their descendants, connecting textiles to personal and cultural heritage. The exhibit highlights how clothing can serve as a record of family memory and identity across generations.
- 37Satire mocks Dobrindt's answer to Germany's skills shortage●https:// margy-plauen.de/2026/10/21/oma -erna-schiebt-die-nachtschicht-wie-alexander-dobrindt-den-fachkraeftemangel-wegz
A German satire piece portrays 'Grandma Erna' working the night shift to skewer what it calls Alexander Dobrindt's sleight of hand on the country's skilled worker shortage. The text taps into ongoing debates over migration, demographics, pensions and the labour market, suggesting that waving away immigration will not fix the gaps left by an ageing workforce.
- 38Outrage over child's death in Russia's war on Ukraine●ᗪEᗰOGᑌᗩᖇᗪIᗩᑎ @ Demoguardian 'Hat sich das heilige Russland etwa auch von diesem Kind bedroht gefühlt und deswegen so rea
German-language commentary is condemning Russia's actions in Ukraine, asking rhetorically whether 'holy Russia' felt threatened by a child and therefore had to respond as it did. The remark accompanies a content-flagged image shared under the Ukraine topic, reflecting anger over the killing or harming of a child in the war.
- 39Theatre Phönix stages Christmas improv show 'Die Zebras im Weihnachtsstress'●Die Zebras im Weihnachtsstress - Improshow mit Live-Musik Theater Phönix, Sunday, December 20 at 04:00 PM GMT+1 Von wege
Theatre Phönix is presenting 'Die Zebras im Weihnachtsstress', an improvisation show with live music, on Sunday, December 20 at 4 PM. Under the motto 'Von wegen Stille Nacht', the zebras improv troupe dives into the Christmas rush, comically exploring how the festive season must be neatly organised, promising spontaneous scenes rather than a quiet holiday evening.
- 40Norwegian launches new routes to Seville, Santiago de Compostela and Manchester●Aviation24: new routes to seville santiago de compostela and manchester: https://www. aviation24.be/airlines/norwegi an/
Norwegian is adding new routes to Seville, Santiago de Compostela and Manchester, according to Aviation24. The expansion adds more connections between Spanish cities and the UK for travellers on the low-cost carrier. Details on schedules and start dates were not included in the available coverage.