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- 1Developer says GitHub won't remove cracked software copiesβTell HN: GitHub refuses to remove cracked copies of my software after a month
A developer says GitHub has refused for a month to take down repositories distributing cracked copies of their software, despite takedown requests. The complaint, shared with the Hacker News community, has drawn significant attention and discussion about how effectively the platform handles software piracy and DMCA-style reports from small developers.
- 2Tippett Studios closure followed by online digital archiveβIn the wake of Tippett Studiosβ closure, a digital archive appears online
Following the closure of Tippett Studios, the visual effects house founded by Phil Tippett, a digital archive of animated materials has appeared online. The archive preserves work from a studio known for contributions to films like Star Wars and Jurassic Park, and the news has drawn attention from film and animation fans mourning the studio's end while welcoming access to its legacy.
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A new report traces how effective altruism grew from a niche philosophical idea into a movement with global reach, shaping how billionaires, researchers and charities approach giving and long-term risks. The piece examines the movement's evolution, its influence on funding priorities such as biosecurity and AI safety, and the criticism and controversies it has attracted along the way.
- 4Debate over the best bowling pairs in Test cricketβWhich are the best bowling pairs in Test cricket?
Cricket media and fans are weighing in on which bowling partnerships rank as the greatest in Test cricket history. The discussion typically covers duos such as Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis, Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne, and Malcolm Marshall and Joel Garner, comparing wicket tallies, average, and effectiveness across eras. Rankings of this kind always spark debate among supporters of different generations.
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Hindi-language astrological content about planetary movements is drawing wide attention in India, with Aaj Tak reporting on the 2026 Venus transit, which it says will bring financial gains to five zodiac signs. The trending term refers to the Moon, and readers are searching for updates on lunar and planetary position changes and their supposed effects on zodiac signs, wealth and daily horoscopes.
- 6Parenting and child anxiety linked in two-way relationship, study saysβUnderstanding the bidirectional associations between parenting and child anxiety
New research published in Nature examines how parenting behaviours and child anxiety influence each other over time, rather than being a one-directional cause and effect. The study suggests that anxious children may also shape how their parents respond, creating a feedback loop. Researchers and parenting commentators say the findings could change how family-based anxiety interventions are designed, urging support for both parents and children together.
- 7Claim that US is funding Russia's war sparks angerβ"America is giving Russia more money to wage war against Ukraineβ¦ I believe our team is being used as a smokescreen. And
A claim circulating online asserts that the United States is effectively giving Russia more money to wage its war against Ukraine. The speaker says their side is being used as a smokescreen, calling the arrangement 'absolutely unfair', 'not a partnership', and 'a weak decision by strong partners'. The remarks reflect frustration with Western policy toward Kyiv and Moscow.
- 8Florida weighs making Canadian snowbirds pay for tax cutβFlorida weighs ditching property taxes and sticking Canadians with the bill
Florida is weighing plans to eliminate property taxes, with officials floating higher fees and taxes on foreign owners, particularly Canadians who own vacation homes in the state. Canadian 'snowbirds' would effectively shoulder the cost of the tax cut. The proposal has drawn attention on both sides of the border because so many Canadian retirees own Florida property.
- 9Can Picking Up a Book Really Improve Your Brain?βWed.'s Conversation had a superb # article on the social-emotional effects of # books : https:// theconversation.com/can
Readers are sharing an article from The Conversation examining whether reading books improves the brain, focusing on the social and emotional effects of reading. The piece argues that reading, particularly fiction, makes people more emotionally aware by engaging empathy, and discussion centres on how literature helps readers understand others' feelings and perspectives.
- 10Straw Bans Won't Solve the Ocean Plastic ProblemβPlastic Waste and Oceans: Banning Straws Won't Help Much
A new commentary argues that banning plastic straws and bags in Western countries will do little to reduce ocean plastic pollution, since the bulk of marine plastic waste comes from a small number of rivers in Asia. Critics of straw bans say the measures are largely symbolic and that efforts would be better spent on waste management infrastructure in the countries where most leakage occurs. The piece has sparked debate over whether consumer-focused bans distract from more effective solutions.
- 11Commentators Spotlight Harsh Consequences of Bad ParentingβBad Parenting Has Terrifying Consequences. THIS Clip is the Proof.
Political commentator Ben Shapiro is drawing a large audience with a commentary arguing that bad parenting has terrifying, far-reaching consequences, using a clip as his proof. The piece has sparked strong engagement, with viewers debating how parental behaviour shapes children's outcomes and where responsibility lies. Discussions around parenting failures and their effects on families continue to spread widely online.
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Italy is preparing to switch back to solar time, with clocks set back for the seasonal change in 2026. News coverage highlights widespread public dislike of the time change and warns of side effects such as drowsiness and irritability in the days following the switch. The twice-yearly clock adjustment remains unpopular, and debate continues over whether it should be abolished.
- 13Cousins, Kubiak moments and the Maxx Crosby effect in Raiders notesβCousins and Kubiak's 'Home Improvement' moments, the Maxx Crosby effect: Raiders notes
A Raiders notes column pairs Kirk Cousins with Kubiak's 'Home Improvement' moments and highlights the Maxx Crosby effect on the team. The roundup offers observations on the Raiders' current situation, with Crosby's impact singled out as a defining factor for the franchise.
- 14Battery X Metals Says Its Battery Rebalancing Tech Added 101 km of RangeβBattery X Metals Reports Estimated Driving Range Increase of Approximately 101 Kilometers Following a Single-Electric-Vehicle Performance Evaluation of Next-Generation Patent-Pending Lithium-Ion Battery Rebalancing Technology
Battery X Metals says a performance evaluation on a single electric vehicle showed an estimated driving range increase of roughly 101 kilometers after applying its patent-pending lithium-ion battery rebalancing technology. The company says the result points to the technology's potential to extend range in degraded battery packs. With only one vehicle tested so far, observers are treating it as an early, preliminary indication rather than proof of broad effectiveness.
- 15JetBrains posts revenue growth but a net loss for 2025βJetBrains reports revenue growth, net financial loss for 2025
JetBrains, the Czech software company behind developer tools like IntelliJ IDEA and PyCharm, has reported its 2025 financial results: revenue grew, but the company recorded a net financial loss. The contrast between top-line growth and a bottom-line loss is drawing attention from the developer and tech business community, prompting discussion about costs, currency effects, and what it signals for the company's outlook.
- 16Question raised over Covid's impact on health trends since 2020βI wonder if they look at 2010 - 2019 & 2020 to the latest figures if the % will increase further owing to # covid ? Many
A social media user questions whether health statistics from 2010-2019 compared with 2020 onwards would show a sharper rise in illness or disability due to Covid. They argue that most people have stopped taking precautions for years, governments have failed to protect people or inform them fully, and conspiracy theorists have spread misinformation around the pandemic.
- 17Renshaw's rescue knock lifts Australia from 124 for 6ββAt 124 for 6, disaster beckoned for Australia, but Renshaw got the bailing bucket in his unexpected new middle-order sp
Matt Renshaw, batting in an unfamiliar middle-order role, steadied Australia when the side slumped to 124 for 6, playing patiently and punishing the loose deliveries before captain Pat Cummins joined the recovery. Despite not enjoying Anrich Nortje's pace, Cummins managed to use it effectively as the pair steered Australia away from a collapse.
- 18Montagliani to seek re-election as Concacaf presidentβVictor Montagliani set to run for Concacaf re-election, ruling out Gianni Infantino challenge https://www.nytimes.com/at
Victor Montagliani, the Canadian who has led Concacaf since 2016, is set to stand for re-election as president of the North and Central American soccer confederation. By committing to the Concacaf race, he rules himself out as a potential challenger to Gianni Infantino for the FIFA presidency, effectively leaving Infantino unopposed at the top of world soccer's governing body.
- 19A Complete Guide to Medicine Tablets Circulates WidelyβMedicine Tablets | Uses, Benefits, Side Effects & Precautions | Complete Medicine Guide
A general guide to medicine tablets β covering their uses, benefits, side effects and precautions β is drawing large audiences worldwide. The content explains how common medications work, when they should be taken, and what warnings patients should know. Viewers are sharing it as a broad educational reference on safe medication use, though it carries no specific news about a particular drug or health event.
- 20New YouTube TV Startup Animation Preview Draws AttentionβYouTube TV Startup Animation 2022 Effects [Preview 2 V71 4 Effects]
A 2022 animation preview of the YouTube TV startup sequence, featuring four effects in version 71, is circulating widely and has drawn large engagement. The clip showcases the animated ident that plays when YouTube TV launches, and viewers are sharing and reacting to the updated effects and visual style.
- 21Game industry warns EU Kids Act could kill small studios and old gamesβVideo game industry believes EU Kids Act will drive small creators and old games into extinction
European video game industry representatives warn that the EU's proposed Kids Act could force small independent creators out of business and make older games unviable. They argue compliance costs and age-verification requirements would be too heavy for small studios and titles without ongoing revenue to bear, effectively pushing them off the market.
- 22Montrose County commissioners advance non-native wildlife ordinanceβMontrose County Commissioners Approve First Reading of Non-Native Wildlife Ordinance
Montrose County commissioners in Colorado have approved the first reading of a new ordinance concerning non-native wildlife. The measure will proceed through further readings before taking effect, though details of what the rules would restrict or permit have not been laid out in the announcement.
- 23Full Sail Graduate Wins Emmy for Sound Effects EditingβΌFull Sail Recording Arts & Entertainment Business Grad Wins Emmy for Sound Effects Editing
A graduate of Full Sail University's Recording Arts and Entertainment Business programs has won an Emmy Award for sound effects editing. The university announced the honor, adding to its record of alumni recognized at major industry awards. The win highlights career paths from audio production education into top-tier television work, and is drawing attention from the school's community and entertainment industry watchers.
- 24'Common Side Effects' Sets January Return for Season 2βBreak Out the Blue Mushrooms: 'Common Side Effects' Will Return in January https://gizmodo.com/common-side-effects-seaso
The animated series 'Common Side Effects' will return for its second season in January, with the premiere date announced at New York Comic Con. The show, known for its story about a mysterious healing mushroom, has drawn praise for its blend of conspiracy thriller and pharma-industry satire, and fans are welcoming news of its comeback.
- 25Does Other Mommy Have the Most Jumpscares Ever?βDoes Other Mommy Really Have the Most Jumpscares β¦ Ever? I Counted Every Single One to Find Out.
The new horror film Other Mommy is being discussed for its sheer number of jumpscares, with one critic counting every single scare in the movie to test claims that it features the most ever put on screen. The tally has reignited debate among horror fans about whether relentless jump scares make for effective scares or cheap thrills.
- 26Could MLB benefit from playing fewer games?βWhat if MLB played less baseball -- and got more out of it?
A debate is underway over whether Major League Baseball would actually gain by shortening its schedule. The argument: with 162 games per team, individual games carry little weight and players wear down, while a shorter season could raise the stakes of each matchup, improve player health, and boost fan interest and quality of play. Critics of a shorter slate worry about lost revenue and tradition, but the idea of less baseball producing more value is gaining attention.
- 27New Study Examines Norway's Wealth Tax Effects on EntrepreneursβTaxing Entrepreneurial Wealth: Evidence from Norway, 2021β2025
A working paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research analyses Norway's wealth tax between 2021 and 2025 and its effects on entrepreneurial wealth. The study, titled 'Taxing Entrepreneurial Wealth: Evidence from Norway, 2021β2025', is drawing attention for what it suggests about how wealth taxes influence business owners' behaviour and investment decisions.
- 28'Other Mommy' Reviews Call Horror Film Slick but SillyβΌ'Other Mommy' Is Slick, Scary, and Kind of Silly
The new horror film 'Other Mommy' is drawing early reviews that describe it as polished and genuinely frightening, if occasionally ridiculous. Critics writing about the movie highlight its sleek style and effective scares while noting its silly moments as part of its charm. Discussion is centered on whether the blend of terror and absurdity works in the film's favor.
- 29State-funded district expands downtown patrol amid mixed crime dataβΌState-funded district expands downtown patrol, but crime data tells a complicated story
A state-funded downtown district is expanding its security patrol presence, even as local crime statistics paint a complicated picture that does not straightforwardly justify or undercut the move. The Business Journals reports on the expansion and the conflicting data behind it. Observers are weighing whether increased patrols are an effective response or an overreaction to the trends on record.
- 30Living with a Personality Disorder: Impact on RelationshipsβLiving with MENTAL HEALTH Issues | *Personality Disorder* Effect on Relationships and friendships
A discussion about living with a personality disorder and how it affects relationships and friendships is drawing attention online. The content focuses on the everyday realities of managing mental health issues, particularly the strain personality disorders can place on close personal connections, trust, communication and the ability of family and friends to offer support to those affected.
- 31Study examines food provision effects for hemodialysis patientsβNutritional intake on dialysis and non-dialysis days and the effect of intradialytic food provision among hemodialysis patients, a single-center study
A new single-center study published in Nature examines nutritional intake among hemodialysis patients, comparing what they eat on dialysis days versus non-dialysis days and assessing how providing food during dialysis sessions affects their overall nutrition. The findings add to ongoing discussion about whether meals served during treatment can improve dietary intake in this patient group.
- 32Wladimir Klitschko granted temporary guardianship of Hayden Panettiere's estateβHayden Panettiere's ex-fiancΓ© Wladimir Klitschko granted temporary guardianship of her estate
A Los Angeles court has granted former heavyweight boxing champion Wladimir Klitschko, Hayden Panettiere's ex-fiancΓ©, temporary guardianship of her estate. The order places control of the actress's financial affairs in the hands of Klitschko, with whom she shares a daughter, while the arrangement remains in effect.
- 33Esocue 40mg Capsules Draw Attention for Esomeprazole InformationβEsocue 40mg Capsules (Esomeprazole) | Medicine Information & Uses
Information about Esocue 40mg capsules, an esomeprazole medicine used to treat acid reflux and related stomach conditions, is drawing wide public interest. People are looking up details on its uses, dosage and safety guidance, reflecting a broader demand for clear information about commonly prescribed gastric medications.
- 34What Happens in the Body During an Ozempic OverdoseβAn Ozempic Overdose Hour by Hour: The Biology of a 7-Day Gastric Freeze
An animated explacer walking through the hour-by-hour biological effects of an Ozempic overdose, describing how the drug delays stomach emptying and what has been dubbed a seven-day 'gastric freeze', is drawing large audiences. The content breaks down digestion, blood sugar and side effects of the popular GLP-1 weight-loss and diabetes drug.
- 35Olive oil before carbs blunts blood sugar spikes in miceβ8-Oct-2026 # OliveOil before carbs blunts the early rise in blood glucose in mice Study links # nutrientOrder to # hormo
A new study finds that consuming olive oil before carbohydrates reduces the early rise in blood glucose in mice. Researchers link the effect to nutrient ordering and hormones that regulate gastric emptying, suggesting meal sequence may influence glucose responses. Commenters noted the findings support eating habits they already follow, though the results are so far limited to animal studies.
- 36German Bundeswehr turns to AI to screen applicants for extremismβGerman Bundeswehr uses AI to screen applicants for right-wing extremism
Germany's military intelligence is using artificial intelligence to screen Bundeswehr applicants for signs of right-wing extremism. The move reflects growing concern inside the German armed forces about far-right sympathies among soldiers and recruits. The story is drawing attention internationally, with debate expected over the effectiveness of automated screening and its implications for privacy and civil liberties in military recruitment.
- 37Vitamin D2 Supplements Carry a Surprising DrawbackβVitamin D2 Supplements Have a Surprising Drawback. Here's What to Take Instead https://gizmodo.com/vitamin-d2-supplement
A new report highlights that vitamin D2 supplements may have a surprising drawback, and suggests vitamin D3 as the better alternative. Vitamin D3 is generally considered more effective at raising and maintaining blood levels of vitamin D, which supports bone health and immune function. Health-minded readers are weighing the advice as nutrition coverage circulates widely.
- 38ALDS Game 4 takeaways and analysis from MLB division seriesβMLB division series 2026: Takeaways and analysis from ALDS Game 4
MLB's 2026 American League Division Series continued with Game 4, and ESPN has published its takeaways and analysis from the contest. The breakdown covers the key plays, decisions and performances that shaped the game and its effect on how the series unfolds, as fans and analysts weigh what the result means for the teams still chasing a pennant.
- 39A Star Is on Course to Enter Our Solar SystemβA Star is On Course To Enter Our Solar System. It's Happened Before
Astronomers report that a star is on a trajectory that will carry it into our solar system, and researchers note this has happened before in Earth's distant history. The claim is drawing wide attention as people debate how close the star will pass and what effects such an encounter could have on planets and comets.
- 40Secret agreement ends Jasper Ocean Terminal plansβΌA secret agreement effectively ended Jasper Ocean Terminal plans
A previously undisclosed agreement has effectively killed off long-standing plans for the Jasper Ocean Terminal, a proposed port facility that Georgia and South Carolina had pursued jointly for years. The revelation raises questions about who negotiated the deal and why the two states' ambitions for a rival container port on the Savannah River were quietly abandoned without public debate.
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