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    We're forgetting what darkness feels like●We’re forgetting what darkness feels likeYhnEnvironment1995 min ago

    The Guardian reports that artificial light from cities is erasing natural darkness, with light pollution now obscuring the night sky for a growing share of the world's population. The piece examines how regulation of outdoor lighting could restore darker skies, and readers are debating the health, ecological and cultural costs of a world that never truly gets dark.

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    A guide highlighting the Batman comics most suited to people who know the character mainly from films is circulating among DC Comics readers. The list points newcomers from the movies toward essential comic storylines, and fans are weighing in on which picks best capture the big-screen versions of the Dark Knight.

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    Dark Chocolate Ganache Tart with Oreo Crust and Caramel▼Dark Chocolate Ganache Tart with a crisp Oreo crust, silky chocolate filling, caramel, and sea salt. An elegant, easy maMmastodonLifeFood910 h ago

    A recipe for a dark chocolate ganache tart is circulating among home cooks. The dessert pairs a crisp Oreo cookie crust with a silky chocolate ganache filling, layered with caramel and finished with sea salt. It is described as an elegant but easy make-ahead option, and is being shared as part of seasonal fall baking and dessert recipe ideas.

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    Fantasy writer and musician Krista Wallace gets a spotlight●Check out Krista Wallace Fantasy Krista is a fantasy writer, musician, audiobook narrator, podcaster, mum, Gran; a loverMmastodonCultureBooks359 min ago

    Krista Wallace, a fantasy writer, musician and audiobook narrator from Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, is being introduced to readers online. Described as a podcaster, mother and grandmother, she is also known for singing jazz and tap dancing, with a fondness for pie, dark chocolate and single malt scotch. The shoutout is drawing modest attention among fantasy fiction fans.

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    Manhwa Story of an Enslaved Man in a Power-Ranked Prison Gains Attention●ENSLAVED With No Human Rights... He Was Sent To A Prison Ranked By POWER! - Manhwa Recap▶youtubeWorldHuman Rights16.8K11 h ago

    A manhwa story is drawing attention for its dark premise: a protagonist enslaved and stripped of all human rights, sent to a prison where inmates are ranked by power. Readers are discussing the brutal hierarchy setting and the hero's fight for survival and dignity in a system designed to dehumanise him.

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    Christopher Seufert Completes Decades-Long Edward Gorey Book and Film▼Edward Gorey’s Last Words - Christopher Seufert’s Book, Film Decades In The Making✉newsCultureBooks11 h ago

    Writer and filmmaker Christopher Seufert has released a project on illustrator Edward Gorey that took decades to complete, combining a book with a film about the late artist's life and final days. The work draws on years of research and interviews connected to Gorey's time on Cape Cod, where he lived until his death in 2000. Readers of Gorey's darkly whimsical work are taking interest in the long-gestating tribute.

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    Readers Turn to Folk Horror Anthology as Nights Draw In●Finally getting to read this. Very excited and perfect as the nights draw in. Will probably watch Wicker Man when I’ve fMmastodonCultureBooks1217 h ago

    Hollie Starling's "Bog People: A Working Class Anthology of Folk Horror" is being picked up by readers looking for seasonal autumn reading, with one reader saying they are excited to start it as the nights draw in and plan to watch "The Wicker Man" afterwards. The book collects working-class folk horror writing and is finding an audience among horror and book enthusiasts.

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    Browsing the web in Matrix-style green with Dark Reader●so this is something cool i did, i changed the color options in dark reader to be the color of the font in the matrix fiMmastodonTechnologySoftware420 h ago

    A user has tweaked the Dark Reader browser extension so web pages render in the green font colour of the Matrix films, paired with the retro Fixedsys typeface. They shared a screenshot of the result, saying it looks 'pretty damn sweet' for browsing the web and fediverse, and pointed others to the open-source font on GitHub so they can replicate the look.

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    Murder and mayhem arrive in Circle Moon●Murder, mayhem and a ladies' society come to Circle Moon✉newsWorldCrime14 h ago

    A local story from Bonner County's Daily Bee reports that murder, mayhem and a ladies' society have come to Circle Moon. The item ties the community to a crime narrative, drawing attention from readers curious about how a small place became the setting for such dark events alongside a seemingly genteel social organization.

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