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- 1Revisiting the Roles of Mohammed Deif and Yahya Ayyash in Gaza▼What did leaders Mohammed Deif and Yahya Ayyash do in Gaza? | Witness to the Age | Ahmed Mansour
Journalist Ahmed Mansour is presenting an episode examining what Hamas leaders Mohammed Deif and Yahya Ayyash did in Gaza. Deif commanded Hamas's military wing for decades, while Ayyash, known as 'the engineer', pioneered the group's bomb-making before being killed in 1996. The programme revisits their histories amid ongoing attention to Gaza's conflict and Hamas leadership.
- 2Developer adds cooperative multiplayer to DOS Wing Commander●Show HN: After a decade of reversing, I got co-op working in DOS Wing Commander
A developer has released a project that adds cooperative multiplayer support to the DOS version of Wing Commander, the classic 1990 space combat game, after roughly ten years of reverse-engineering work. The project page details how the mod enables two players to fly missions together in the original game. The news is drawing attention from fans of retro gaming and the Wing Commander series, who are praising the scale of the technical effort involved in modifying decades-old code.
- 3Jacobin Argues Captain Picard and Patrick Stewart Were Socialists●Captain Picard Was a Socialist, and So Was Patrick Stewart https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://jacobin. com/2026/11/patrick-s
The socialist magazine Jacobin has published a piece arguing that Captain Jean-Luc Picard, the commander Patrick Stewart played in Star Trek: The Next Generation, embodied socialist values, and that Stewart himself shares those politics. The article links the show's depiction of a post-scarcity, moneyless federation to socialist ideas. The claim is drawing attention among science fiction fans and left-wing readers debating whether Star Trek's utopia reflects socialist ideals.