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- 1Paris Fashion Week ends, fans bid farewell in playful mood●Eh oui - ma pauvre Penny - la Paris Fashion Week est finie Angela Cartwright, Penny, Lost In Space, 1968 tags : perdue d
Paris Fashion Week has come to a close, prompting nostalgic jokes online comparing the city's fashion watchers to Penny Robinson, the character played by Angela Cartwright in the 1960s series Lost In Space. Commenters shared images of the actress from 1968, joking about being 'lost' now that the shows are over and the green dresses have packed away.
- 2Knoxville red, white and blue garden honors veterans▼Red, white and blue garden dedicated to veterans, Gold Star families in Knoxville
A garden in red, white and blue has been dedicated in Knoxville to honor veterans and Gold Star families, those who have lost loved ones in military service. The tribute serves as a public space recognizing the sacrifices of service members and their families. Local reporting on the dedication has drawn attention to the city's continued efforts to commemorate its military community.
- 3Open-Source Tool Disables Apple Intelligence and Reclaims Disk Space▼How an Open-Source Tool Banished Apple Intelligence (and Saved My Lost Disk Space)
A Gizmodo writer describes using an open-source utility to fully turn off Apple Intelligence on a Mac, reporting that the tool removed the AI features and freed up several gigabytes of disk space that the system had reserved. The piece walks through how the software blocks Apple's AI components from running or reloading, offering an alternative for users who want the storage back without losing system updates.
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Elon Musk reportedly lost around $21 billion in a single morning as shares of SpaceX slipped in value. The drop in the private space company's stock price cut into Musk's estimated net worth, given his large stake in the firm. The figure is tied to paper wealth rather than cash losses, and such swings are common for holders of large private-company stakes.
- 5Japan's Asteroid Probe Loses Last Working Engine●Japan's Asteroid Probe Lost Its Last Working Engine. Engineers Have a Clever Fix https://gizmodo.com/japans-asteroid-pro
Japan's asteroid probe has reportedly lost its last functioning engine, leaving its mission in jeopardy. According to Gizmodo, engineers on the project are working on a clever workaround to keep the spacecraft alive and salvage its scientific goals. The story is drawing attention from space and engineering enthusiasts impressed by the problem-solving effort.
- 6Europe's Space Shield Loses Its Name, Not Its Purpose▼SpaceWatchGL Opinion - Europe's Space Shield Has Lost Its Name. It Must Not Lose Its Purpose.
SpaceWatch.GLOBAL has published an opinion piece arguing that Europe's space shield initiative has lost its name but must not lose its purpose. The commentary urges European policymakers to keep momentum behind the continent's space-based defence and security ambitions despite the branding setback, framing the programme as strategically vital for Europe's autonomy.
- 7Is Any Place Off Limits to Development?●Is Any Place Off Limits to Development? Protecting Wildlife’s Last Untouched Space.
Conservation group Defenders of Wildlife is raising the question of whether any habitat should remain off limits to development, arguing for protecting the last untouched spaces where wildlife lives. The group frames undeveloped land as increasingly scarce and under pressure from building and expansion, urging stronger safeguards for wild areas before they are lost.