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    Hackers Steal Personal Data of Millions of California Studentsβ–ΌHackers steal personal data of millions of California students in massive breachβœ‰newsTechnologyCybersecurity1 d ago

    Hackers have breached systems holding the personal data of millions of California students, in what is being described as a massive cyberattack. Details on the group responsible and the exact scope of the stolen records have not yet been confirmed. The breach raises urgent questions about data security in the state's education systems.

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    The Wall Street Journal reports that leading AI companies are locked in an escalating battle against spies attempting to steal their confidential technology, including model weights, training methods and research secrets. Firms are reportedly tightening security, screening staff and monitoring for infiltration as espionage efforts around cutting-edge artificial intelligence intensify.

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    Looters caught stealing a motorcycle in France●Looters stealing a motorcycle in France𝕏xFR2736 h ago

    Footage is circulating showing looters stealing a motorcycle in France, drawing attention to ongoing disorder and theft during unrest in the country. Commenters are pointing to the clip as an example of looting accompanying recent disturbances in French cities, with many expressing frustration at the scenes.

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    Teal 1996 Daihatsu Midget II Heads to Auction●1996 Daihatsu Midget II 4-Speed, in teal https:// bringatrailer.com/listing/1996 -daihatsu-midget-ii-9/ # cars # WeirdCaMmastodonLifeAutos3041 min ago

    A 1996 Daihatsu Midget II kei pickup in teal, with a four-speed manual transmission, is listed for sale on the Bring a Trailer auction site. Car enthusiasts are sharing the listing, drawn to the tiny single-seat microtruck's unusual size, retro styling, and rarity in North America, where such Japanese kei vehicles have gained a cult following.

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    Woman charged with $25K immigration fraud in Manhattanβ–ΌManhattan DA charges woman with stealing $25K in immigration fraud schemeβœ‰newsWorldImmigration18 h ago

    Manhattan's District Attorney has charged a woman with stealing $25,000 in an immigration fraud scheme, according to Gothamist. Prosecutors allege she took thousands of dollars from victims seeking immigration help. The case adds to ongoing scrutiny of scams that exploit immigrants navigating the US immigration system, and draws attention to enforcement efforts in New York.

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    Israeli founder, 25, sells stealth AI startup for up to $35 millionβ–Ό25-year-old Israeli founder sells stealth AI startup for up to $35 million without raising capitalβœ‰newsBusinessStartups13 min ago

    A 25-year-old Israeli founder has sold her or his stealth-mode AI startup in a deal worth up to $35 million, according to Israeli tech outlet CTech. Notably, the company had raised no outside capital before the sale, meaning the founder stands to capture the proceeds outright. The exit highlights the ongoing wave of acquisitions of young artificial intelligence companies by larger buyers.

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    Teal: A Statically-Typed Dialect of Lua Gains Attention●Teal – A statically-typed dialect of LuaYhn1603 h ago

    Teal, a statically-typed dialect of the Lua programming language, is drawing attention among developers. The language adds optional type annotations to Lua while aiming to stay fully compatible with its runtime, allowing gradual adoption in existing projects. Programmers are discussing its potential for catching errors early and improving maintainability in Lua codebases, particularly in game development and embedded scripting where Lua is widely used.

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    Hackers now locking people out of buildings, report warns●Cybercrims go beyond stealing data to attack physical building systems - and lock people out of buildings # cybercrime #MmastodonWorldCrime13 h ago

    Cybercriminals are moving beyond data theft and ransomware to target physical building systems, according to a report by The Register. Attackers are gaining access to building management technology and using it to lock people out of premises, turning a digital breach into a physical security threat. Security watchers say the trend highlights how connected infrastructure, from door controls to HVAC, is becoming a fresh attack surface for organised crime.

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    A demonstrator dressed as Piccolo, the green-skinned character from Dragon Ball, has drawn wide attention during protests in France after photos of the costume circulated online. The image quickly became a talking point, with many sharing it as a lighter moment amid ongoing demonstrations, while others debated whether such theatrics distract from protesters' messages.

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    Ledger Implant Thieves Steal $4.8M in Bitcoin From Scammerβ–ΌScammer Gets Scammed: Ledger Implant Thieves Steal $4.8M in Bitcoinβœ‰newsBusinessCrypto12 min ago

    A criminal gang used implanted or tampered Ledger hardware wallets to intercept funds, ultimately making off with roughly $4.8 million in Bitcoin from what is described as a fellow fraudster, in a case being summed up as a scammer getting scammed. The episode highlights ongoing risks around hardware wallet tampering in the crypto industry.

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    AdaptClose exits stealth with pre-seed funding for AI sales coaching●AdaptClose exits stealth with pre-seed round to bring AI sales coaching to home servicesβœ‰newsBusinessStartups13 min ago

    AdaptClose has come out of stealth and raised a pre-seed funding round to develop AI-powered sales coaching aimed at home services businesses such as contractors, cleaners and repair companies. The startup is targeting a sector where sales calls and customer conversion remain largely untrained and analogue. Details on investors and funding amounts have not yet been disclosed.

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    DaCosta and Foster score hat-tricks in standout performances●DaCosta, Foster steal show with three-timer Jamaica Observer https://www. jamaicaobserver.com/2026/10/18 /dacosta-fosterMmastodonSportSports216 h ago

    Jamaica Observer reports that DaCosta and Foster each landed a three-timer, stealing the show at their respective competition. The headline credits the pair with dominant displays that outshone the rest of the field. Details of the event, sport and venue are not specified in the available reporting, but the performances drew attention in Jamaican sports circles.

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    Neon Mary's abstract painting Memory of Ocean listed for saleβ–ΌMemory of Ocean, Abstract Expressionism Painting, Te… (2021) by Neon Mary - For Saleβœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans8 h ago

    Neon Mary's 2021 abstract expressionist work 'Memory of Ocean' is being offered for sale on an online art marketplace. The teal-toned painting draws on ocean themes, a subject that continues to attract collectors as environmental concern grows. Listings like this surface in online conversation around ocean-related topics, giving the artist exposure to a global audience.

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    Hugo the fluffy purple robot heads to theme parksβ–ΌHugo is fluffy, purple, and ready to steal your next theme park selfie. And oh! Hugo is a robotβœ‰newsTechnologyRobotics5 h ago

    A new theme park character named Hugo, a fluffy purple robot, is being introduced to greet guests and appear in selfies. The character blends animatronics with a soft, huggable design, aiming to make robotic interaction feel friendlier for visitors. Coverage highlights how theme parks are turning to approachable robots rather than mechanical-looking machines to entertain guests.

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    Movie Night Wins Raven Run Stakes Under Flavien Pratβ–ΌPrat, Movie Night Steal the Show in Raven Runβœ‰newsCultureFilm15 h ago

    Flavien Prat rode Movie Night to victory in the Raven Run Stakes, delivering a standout performance in the Kentucky fall race for fillies and mares. The win drew attention from racing fans, with BloodHorse highlighting the duo as the stars of the event. Prat's ride was praised as the deciding factor in the contest.

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    Several players from the most recent NBA draft are drawing attention after strong preseason performances, with commentary suggesting some teams may have landed significant value outside the top picks. Analysts are highlighting rookies who have outplayed their draft position early, fueling debate among fans about which prospects could develop into genuine steals of the class once the regular season begins.

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    SA startup builds gadgets 'worthless' to stealβ–ΌSA startup builds gadgets that would be β€˜worthless’ to stealβœ‰newsTechnologyGadgets8 h ago

    A South African startup is building devices designed to be worthless if stolen, a security-by-design approach aimed at deterring theft. Details beyond the headline remain limited, but the concept points to hardware that is locked or bricked so it has no resale value to thieves. The idea is drawing attention for how it reframes anti-theft protection.

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    NBA GMs Call Bucks' Draft Pick the Steal of 2026β–ΌNBA GMs Praise Bucks for Getting the Steal of the 2026 Draftβœ‰newsSportBasketball9 h ago

    Milwaukee Bucks are being credited by NBA general managers with landing the steal of the 2026 draft, according to Yahoo Sports. League executives reportedly believe the Bucks acquired a player well above his draft slot, sparking discussion among fans and analysts about how the pick could shape the team's roster and future contention plans.

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    Artist shares late fox sketch for Foxy Friday●Took a bit, but happy with the first of the 2 foxes for Foxy Firday even if I am late lol... https:// tealfuleyes.com/arMmastodonCultureArt310 h ago

    An artist has shared a new fox sketch online, saying it is the first of two pieces made for Foxy Friday, a recurring art prompt, and joking about being late with it. The artist expressed satisfaction with the finished drawing despite the delay. The post drew a small amount of engagement from fellow artists and art fans.

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    Climate change is reducing protein levels in a kitchen stapleβ–ΌClimate change is stealing the protein from this staple in your kitchenβœ‰newsEnvironmentClimate19 h ago

    A widely shared news item warns that rising carbon dioxide levels caused by climate change are lowering the protein content of a common household staple, reportedly rice. Scientists have long found that crops grown under elevated CO2 contain less protein, zinc and iron, raising nutrition concerns for billions of people who depend on these grains daily.

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    A 12-year-old girl is drawing widespread attention for her standout performance at the Little League World Series, with reports describing her as having stolen the show at the youth baseball tournament. Her play has made her one of the most talked-about stories of the event.

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    Streamer launches money grind run in Tales of Symphonia●The money grind starts now! Step one: steal things! Step two: dump them out! Step three: profit! I'm live with Tales OfMmastodonCultureGaming27 h ago

    A VTuber streamer has gone live on Twitch playing Tales of Symphonia, jokingly laying out a three-step plan for grinding money: steal items from enemies, dump them, and turn a profit. The session is part of an ongoing playthrough of the classic JRPG, with the streamer inviting viewers to join the live run.

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    Two Plainview Men Accused of Stealing Church Donationsβ–ΌTwo Plainview Men Accused Of Stealing Donations From Our Lady Of Mercy Churchβœ‰newsWorldReligion12 h ago

    Two men from Plainview, New York, have been accused of stealing donations from Our Lady of Mercy Church. News12 Long Island reported the allegations, though details about how much money was taken or whether arrests have been made were not provided. The case has drawn local attention because of the involvement of a parish.

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    Juveniles Accused Of $6K Retail Theft In Corte Maderaβ–ΌCorte Madera: Juveniles Accused Of Stealing More Than $6K Worth Of Retail Merchandiseβœ‰newsBusinessRetail16 h ago

    Police in Corte Madera, California, say a group of juveniles is accused of stealing more than $6,000 worth of merchandise from retailers. The incident adds to ongoing concern in the Bay Area over organized retail theft, and local coverage has drawn attention to the involvement of minors in the alleged theft ring.

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    Teal brings static typing to the Lua language●Teal – A statically-typed dialect of Lua https:// teal-language.org/ Comments: https:// news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5 0MmastodonTechnologySoftware116 h ago

    Developers are discussing Teal, a statically-typed dialect of the Lua scripting language, whose official site outlines its gradual type system and compatibility with existing Lua code. The discussion is active on Hacker News, where programmers are weighing in on its design and practical use for typed Lua development.

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    Developer live-streams refactor of Twitch notification desktop client●Starting work on refactoring the desktop client for my on stream Twitch notifications! https:// twitch.tv/sleepytealcodeMmastodonTechnologySoftware113 h ago

    A software developer known as SleepyTealCoder has begun refactoring the desktop client for their on-stream Twitch notification tool, and is broadcasting the work live. The coding session can be followed on Twitch, with mirrors on Streamplace and Picarto. The project targets notifications triggered during live streams, and the developer is sharing progress publicly as part of a regular programming stream.

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    Rays execute double steal in the 7th inning●Rays execute double steal in the 7thβœ‰newsSportBaseball17 h ago

    The Tampa Bay Rays pulled off a double steal in the 7th inning of their latest game, putting pressure on the opposing defense and advancing two runners at once. Fans and baseball watchers are highlighting the play as an example of the team's aggressive baserunning style.