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    Newgrounds draws renewed attention as a home for indie creativity●Newgrounds.com – A community of games, music, and artYhnCultureMusic4636 min ago

    Newgrounds, the long-running website where independent creators share games, animation, music and art, is back in discussion among tech and gaming communities. Founded in the 1990s, the site nurtured early careers of many game developers and animators and survived the decline of Flash by embracing open web technologies. Commenters are revisiting its role as a launchpad for indie talent and its enduring, creator-first community culture.

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    Qwen 3.8 Flash Next model runs fast on consumer GPUs●Run Qwen 3.8 Flash Next (125B) on consumer hardware (RTX 4090) at 100T/sYhnSportFootball92719 min ago

    A new open-source project, Strata, claims to run the Qwen 3.8 Flash Next 125-billion-parameter model on a single consumer graphics card, the Nvidia RTX 4090, at around 100 tokens per second. Developers are discussing the approach and how it makes very large language models usable on home hardware without expensive data-center equipment.

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    Hot Flashing Guide Rev. 2.0 Resurfaces After Two Decades●Hot Flashing Guide Rev. 2.0 (2004)YhnLifeFashion223 min ago

    TechARP's Hot Flashing Guide, first published in 2004, is drawing renewed attention. The guide explains how to flash a graphics card BIOS using a second card when the primary card is bricked — a technique known as hot flashing. Readers are revisiting the tutorial as a piece of computing history, recalling an era when recovering GPUs required such manual, hardware-level workarounds.

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    Children filmed swinging on BYD megawatt charger in Nanning●"BYD Megawatt Flash Charger used as playground swing sparks infrastructure safety concerns" "The incident occurred on OcMmastodonLifeAutos32 min ago

    Children were filmed using a BYD Megawatt Flash Charger at a public charging station in Nanning, Guangxi, as a playground swing on October 2, 2026. The footage shows kids gripping and swinging from the high-power charging equipment, prompting online criticism of inadequate barriers and supervision at open-access charging forecourts and renewed debate about EV infrastructure safety standards.

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    Google ends free access to Gemini Flash and Pro models●Gemini ending free use of Flash and Pro modelsYhnSportFootball5923 min ago

    Google is removing free access to its Gemini Flash and Pro AI models, prompting frustration among users who relied on the free tier. Discussions in AI communities show disappointment at the paywall change, with many questioning Google's shifting approach to free usage limits and what it means for casual users of the assistant.

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    Dr. Ian Smith shares menopause nutrition tips in 30th book●Dr. Ian Smith shares nutrition tips for tackling Menopause in his 30th book✉newsHealthNutrition27 min ago

    Dr. Ian Smith is out with his 30th book, offering nutrition guidance for women managing menopause. In a media appearance, the physician and author discussed how diet can help ease symptoms such as weight gain, hot flashes and sleep problems, framing food choices as a practical tool during this stage of life.

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    Bond markets sound the alarm over 'temporary blip'●Only a 'temporary blip'? Bond markets sound the alarm | DW News▶youtubeBusinessFinance614.9K59 min ago

    Bond markets are flashing warning signals that rising yields may be more than a passing disturbance, prompting debate among analysts and policymakers over whether the turmoil is a 'temporary blip' or a sign of deeper fiscal and inflation concerns. DW News examines what the sell-off means for borrowing costs, government debt and the broader global economy, as investors weigh whether central banks will step in.

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    Stock Market Warning Sign Last Seen in 2000 Returns●The Stock Market Is Flashing a Warning Sign We Haven't Seen Since 2000. History Says Investors Should Do This Now.✉newsBusinessMarkets1 h ago

    Yahoo Finance reports that the stock market is displaying a warning signal not seen since the year 2000, the era of the dot-com bubble. The outlet argues that historical patterns suggest a specific course of action for investors now. No further details on the indicator itself were available, and market reaction or other commentary has not yet been observed.

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