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- 1Nvidia launches platform to quarantine rogue AI agents●"#Nvidia launches platform to quarantine rogue # AI agents in 'milliseconds'" --->> nice 'marketing ploy' # Technology #
Nvidia has announced a platform designed to detect and quarantine misbehaving AI agents within milliseconds. The security-focused product aims to contain autonomous AI systems that act outside their intended behaviour. Reaction online has been sceptical, with some commenters dismissing the launch as a marketing ploy riding on enterprise AI safety concerns.
- 2Trump's Iran war inadvertently curbing oil use, cutting emissions●A nice bit of irony, per WaPo reporting: President Donald Trump dismisses climate change as a hoax. But the Trump agenda
President Donald Trump has long dismissed climate change as a hoax, but Washington Post reporting points to an irony: his war on Iran, now in its seventh month, has led to a plunge in oil consumption and dealt a sizable blow against global warming. Commenters are highlighting the contradiction between the administration's climate rhetoric and the emissions impact of its own foreign policy agenda.
- 3UNICEF urges urgent action to protect Iraq's rivers and children's health▼UNICEF backs urgent action to protect Iraq’s rivers and children’s health
UNICEF is calling for urgent measures to safeguard Iraq's rivers, warning that deteriorating water quality poses a serious risk to children's health. The appeal highlights concerns over pollution and water scarcity affecting families across Iraq, and urges authorities and partners to act to ensure safe water and protect vulnerable communities.
- 4INEOS football project facing problems across Man United, Nice and Lausanne●From Man United to Lausanne via Nice, the INEOS football project has problems to solve
Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS sports empire is under scrutiny as its football clubs struggle on and off the pitch. Manchester United, owned by INEOS, has endured a difficult season, while French side Nice and Swiss club Lausanne-Sport, also part of the group's network, face their own challenges. Reporting examines whether the multi-club model can deliver results for the British chemicals giant.
- 5INEOS football project under scrutiny at Man United, Nice and Lausanne●From Man United to Lausanne via Nice, the INEOS football project has problems to solve https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/
Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS owns Manchester United, OGC Nice and FC Lausanne-Sport, and a new analysis argues the multi-club football project is facing serious problems to solve at each club. United have struggled for results and direction under INEOS leadership, while questions surround how the three clubs are being run and coordinated.
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Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar is a top search trend, against a backdrop of fresh political debate in the state. Former chief minister H D Kumaraswamy publicly praised Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, prompting speculation about motives, while the alleged irregularities around the NICE road project have again become a subject of open discussion. Shivakumar's own standing within the Congress and his long-rumoured chief ministerial ambitions keep him at the centre of Karnataka politics.
- 7Fact check targets Trump's climate warning claims amid AI greenwashing debate●Nice fact check embedded in this informative article discussing greenwashing of AI: ''When [Trump] refers to people warn
An article examining the environmental impact and greenwashing of artificial intelligence includes a fact check of Donald Trump's climate remarks. It explains that his references to people warning "we'll all be dead in twelve years" stem from media coverage of a 2018 United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, rather than scientists' actual statements. Readers are sharing it as a useful example of climate misinformation being corrected within broader tech-environment reporting.
- 8Bamber and Woakes seal Warwickshire's County Championship title▼Nice guys finish first as Bamber and Woakes help Warwickshire seal slow-burn title | Ali Martin
Warwickshire have won the County Championship, with Ben Bamber and Chris Woakes playing key roles in a patient, slow-building title campaign. Guardian cricket writer Ali Martin frames the win as a triumph for a modest, well-liked squad, suggesting the club's unglamorous consistency rather than star power carried them to the trophy.
- 9Bamber and Woakes star as Warwickshire win County Championship●Nice guys finish first as Bamber and Woakes help Warwickshire seal slow-burn title | Ali Martin By Ali Martin at Edgbast
Warwickshire have sealed the County Championship title after a patient, attritional campaign, with bowlers Chris Woakes and Sam Bamber playing decisive roles in the deciding match at Edgbaston. Guardian cricket writer Ali Martin reports that the two seamers, often described as 'the nicest guys in cricket', outlasted the competition in a slow-burn title race that rewarded consistency over flash.
- 10Former Pro Critiques "Opportunistic" 2028 LA Olympic Triathlon Course▼A Former Pro and Venice Beach Local Dissects the “Opportunistic” 2028 Olympic Triathlon Course in L.A.
A former professional triathlete who lives near Venice Beach has offered a detailed breakdown of the planned triathlon course for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, calling the layout "opportunistic." The analysis is drawing attention from triathlon fans and locals curious about how the course will use iconic beachfront terrain and what it could mean for racing tactics in 2028.
- 11Calls to expel Roma accused of theft spark outrage in Venice●Gypsies who steal in Venice are marked with red paint. Send them back.
A widely shared post claims Roma people who steal in Venice are being marked with red paint and demands they be sent back. No official confirmation of the marking practice has emerged, but the message has drawn heavy engagement and revived debate in Italy over anti-Roma rhetoric, vigilantism and how authorities should handle street crime in Venice's tourist areas.
- 12Warwickshire seal County Championship title as Bamber and Woakes shine●Nice guys finish first as Bamber and Woakes help Warwickshire seal slow-burn title
Warwickshire have sealed the County Championship title in what is described as a slow-burn campaign, with Sam Hain supporting roles from Ben Bamber and Chris Woakes proving decisive. The Guardian's report credits the side's unflashy, team-first approach, portraying the champions as 'nice guys' who finished first through patience rather than star power.
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Times columnist Janice Turner is facing criticism over a column about ADHD, with many readers accusing her of downplaying the condition and stigmatising those diagnosed with it. Critics, including people with ADHD and mental health advocates, say the piece misrepresents the science and adds to stigma, while some defenders argue she raises fair questions about overdiagnosis.
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Damien Girard, a 24-year-old cyclist from Nice who won the best climber classification at the 2025 CIC Tour de La Provence, has died, according to La Provence. The young rider's death at such an early age has drawn attention in the French cycling community, which remembers him as a promising climber from the Nice region.
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Christian Estrosi, the longtime mayor of Nice, gave an interview to Nice-Matin in which he reviewed his eighteen years leading the city. Asked about his regrets, he said he prefers to keep them to himself. The retrospective is drawing attention as observers weigh his record in the French Riviera city.
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Attention is on the weather in Nice and the wider Alpes-Maritimes region, with Nice-Matin reporting that rain may finally return this Tuesday after a dry spell. Residents are checking forecasts to see whether the wet weather will indeed arrive and how significant the rainfall could be for the area.
- 17Venice sunrise photos draw romantic travel attention●Venice #venice #venedig #romantic #romantisch #hartp #2025 #gondel #italy #italien #travel #venice #venedig #sanmarco #s
New photographs of Venice at sunrise, showing gondolas and St Mark's at dawn, are being shared with tags celebrating the city's romance and Italian travel in 2025. The images highlight Venice's enduring appeal as one of Europe's most popular destinations, where early-morning light over the lagoon remains a favourite subject for photographers and travellers alike.
- 18Delta Adds Boston–Venice and Detroit–Athens Routes for Summer 2027●Delta Adds Boston–Venice, Detroit–Athens Flights for Summer 2027
Delta Air Lines has announced two new transatlantic routes for summer 2027: seasonal service from Boston to Venice and from Detroit to Athens. The expansion broadens Delta's European network beyond its main hubs and gives Detroit travellers a direct link to Greece. Travel industry coverage highlights growing demand for leisure routes to southern Europe.
- 19Blogger praises Crown Royal's smooth spicy finish●CWNP Whisky Here we have a very nice fermented draconic sharp ice mouthfeel whisky @crownroyal as swallowed you get a co
The cooking blog Cooking With Non-Perishables has published a tasting note on Crown Royal, describing the Canadian whisky as having a sharp, cooling mouthfeel with a spicy finish, and calling it a refined Canadian classic known for its smooth character. The post also highlights the brand's range of premium and aged whiskies, framing Crown Royal as a benchmark for smoothness in its category.
- 20UNICEF: one in five Lebanese children goes to bed hungry●Lebanon: one in five children goes to bed hungry, says UNICEF Four in five households in Lebanon struggle to afford basi
UNICEF reports that one in five children in Lebanon goes to bed hungry, with four in five households unable to afford basic necessities. The agency says children are increasingly skipping food, missing school and being pushed into work, as conflict worsens an already severe economic crisis.
- 21Disabled Man Appeals for Help Buying Food▼Food In Cart, Need Some People With The Heart To Help; It is going to be raining all day, it would be so nice to be able
A disabled man living in poverty says he has a full Instacart cart of food ready for October but cannot complete the order without donations. Writing ahead of a full day of rain, he says he hoped to make a hearty stew and is asking people with the means to help him raise the funds needed to pay for the groceries.
- 22California bracing for another two-week heatwave●Email from last month, but kind of nice to see California still living in reality (heatwave inbound again for the next 2
California officials are once again publicising cooling centers and resources as another heatwave is forecast to hit the state for roughly the next two weeks. A state email listing cooling center locations and signs of heat illness has been circulating, with people noting that extreme heat has become a routine part of life in California. The state office of emergency services is directing residents to official resources to stay safe.
- 23Backyard Wildlife Comes With a Messy Trade-Off●While it's nice to see close up scenes like this almost daily in our back yard, the flip side is that our lawn is a natu
A homeowner reports near-daily close-up encounters with wildlife in their backyard, sharing black-and-white photographs taken with a manual-focus 50mm lens. The trade-off, they say, is that the lawn has become a natural minefield of animal droppings. Reactions highlight the charm of living close to nature alongside its less glamorous everyday realities.
- 24Disabled Man in Poverty Shares Daily Struggle▼Help Sure Would Be Nice; It is Tuesday September 29th, and this # disabled man existing in # poverty is truthfully strug
A disabled man living in poverty has spoken publicly about his worsening condition, describing constant pain, sleepless nights, hunger-filled days, unstable blood pressure and declining cognitive function. He is appealing for help, saying that honest support would make a difference. Posts like this highlight how disabled people on fixed incomes struggle to cover basic needs and health care.
- 25Runner reflects on tough Nice by UTMB race in Mercantour●Nice by UTMB dump 🌊⛰️ Une journée en dents de scie, dans un Mercantour qui s’est montré technique et ensoleillé ☀️ Loin
A trail runner has shared their takeaways from the Nice by UTMB ultratrail, held in the Mercantour mountains near Nice. They described a rollercoaster day on a technical course under sunny skies, admitting the race fell short of what they had hoped for but saying they learned plenty to improve in future events.
- 26UNICEF: One in five Lebanese children goes to bed hungry▼Lebanon: One in five children goes to bed hungry, says UNICEF
UNICEF says one in five children in Lebanon now goes to bed hungry, a stark indicator of worsening child food insecurity in the country. The UN agency's finding highlights the toll of Lebanon's prolonged economic crisis on families struggling to afford basic food, and aid agencies are urging expanded support for the most vulnerable households.
- 27Serious Eats explains how to get crispy chicken skin▼"Do you like crisp, crackling skin?" he asked in a totally non-Hannibal Lecter way https://www. seriouseats.com/how-to-g
Serious Eats has published a guide on how to achieve crisp, crackling chicken skin, shared widely with a joking nod to Hannibal Lecter's famous line about liver and a nice Chianti. The piece walks cooks through techniques for getting skin properly crunchy. Food lovers are passing it around as a handy cooking tip with a side of pop-culture humor.
- 28Runner completes easy 12km morning run in cool, damp conditions●Morning 🌄 Nice easy 12km this morning, started with a 1km walk to warm up, then eased into a nice easy pace with a lowis
A runner logged a 12-kilometre easy-paced morning run, beginning with a 1km warm-up walk and keeping his heart rate low throughout. He set off at 5am in cool, damp weather of 22°C, with wet ground and puddles from recent heavy rain. The post reflects a common routine among endurance athletes who share early-morning training sessions and low heart-rate running online.
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The name Denice is drawing attention in Sweden, where it has entered public online discussion. Details about who or what is behind the trend are limited; it may refer to a person, a public figure, or a character, but no confirmation is available. Conversation appears concentrated among Swedish users.
- 30Coral reefs around Indonesia's Gili Islands draw diving fans●Nice coral reef in Lombok # gili # giliislands # lombok # singapore # diving # scuba # trawangan # diveandstay # giliair
Divers and travellers are sharing scenes of healthy coral reefs off Lombok and the Gili Islands in Indonesia, tagging spots such as Gili Trawangan and Gili Air. The posts highlight scuba diving, marine life and reef conditions in the area, a popular dive destination also visited from Singapore. Posts are mostly showcases of underwater scenery rather than news about damage or conservation.
- 31Thai recipe book translates flavour into hand-ripped collage▼What does flavour feel like? This Thai recipe book uses hand-ripped collage and vivid pigments to figure it out
A new Thai recipe book is drawing attention for its unconventional approach to food illustration, using hand-ripped collage and vivid pigments to evoke what flavours feel like rather than depicting dishes realistically. Coverage by design publication It's Nice That highlights the project as part of a broader interest in expressive, tactile food visuals, with readers praising how the textured artwork captures the sensory intensity of Thai cooking.
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The Atlantic has published a piece describing a plan associated with Donald Trump to improve relations with Russia, framed as characteristically 'Trumpian'. The article's contents have not been detailed beyond the headline, and no specific policy proposals, officials, or reactions are confirmed. The item sits within ongoing debate over US policy toward Russia and the war in Ukraine.
- 33Trail Blazers' Cam Whitmore draws early praise at training camp●It's good when your coach says nice things about you on day 1 of training camp. Then again, there is day 2. https://www.
Portland Trail Blazers forward Cam Whitmore reportedly received kind words from his coach on the first day of training camp, a promising early sign in his bid for a rotation role. The quip about day two reflects the usual caution around early camp impressions, with fans noting that real evaluations only begin once practices and preseason games continue.
- 34Nostalgia for the internet of 1999 resurfaces online●Do you pine for the nice days of the Old Internet of 1999, when people were people and solved their own computer problem
Users are reminiscing about the internet of 1999, an era when people supposedly solved their own computer problems without corporate platforms. One widely shared anecdote points to a 2009 moment when the Indian Prime Minister's Office replaced Microsoft Outlook, cited as an example of how differently technology was handled in earlier decades. The comparisons fuel ongoing debate about how the web has changed, from community-run forums to today's commercialised, centralised services.
- 35Max Verstappen's private jet departs Nice▼🛫 Max Verstappen's Jet (PH-UTL) took off from Nice-Côte d'Azur Airport # F1
Max Verstappen's private jet, registered PH-UTL, took off from Nice-Côte d'Azur Airport. Fans following the movement of the Red Bull Formula 1 driver's aircraft tracked the departure, as flights like this are often watched for clues about where the Dutch driver is heading between race weekends or team commitments. Verstappen was in the south of France before the jet departed.
- 36Fieldwatch app for Android detects nearby radio trackers●Fieldwatch.apk : seems like a nice tool to look around the immediate radio waves (and deterct devices that follow you).
An Android tool called Fieldwatch is being shared online as a way to scan nearby radio signals and detect devices that may be following you. Early reactions describe it as a useful way to inspect the immediate radio environment and spot potential surveillance trackers, though the tool's origins and reliability remain unclear.
- 37A lighthearted 'you have a nice house' clip circulates online●У тебя хороший дом # humor # music # animals # story # shorts
A short humorous clip tagged around music, animals and storytelling, built around the phrase 'you have a nice house', is being shared in Russian-speaking circles. Beyond the phrase itself and its playful tags, no further details about its content or origins are available.
- 38Listeners praise Caetano Veloso's silky cover of Love For Sale●Just some terrific late nice # music Caetano Veloso has such a smooth silky voice Enjoying his rendition of Love For Sal
Caetano Veloso, the Brazilian singer-songwriter, is being praised for his rendition of the standard Love For Sale. A listener shared the track on Mastodon, describing his voice as smooth and silky and recommending it as late-night music. The post links to the recording on YouTube, drawing attention to the veteran artist's take on the Cole Porter classic.
- 39The Chicks open tour at Detroit's Fox Theatre▼The Chicks play nice during tour opener at the Fox Theatre
The Chicks launched their latest tour with a performance at the Fox Theatre in Detroit. The Oakland Press covered the show, describing the band as playing nice, suggesting a warm and polished set from the country trio. Little detail has emerged so far about the setlist or audience reaction, but the review signals a strong start to the tour.
- 40Three Venice Hotels Where Art Is Part Of The Stay▼Beyond The Biennale: Three Venice Hotels Where Art Is Part Of The Stay
Forbes highlights three Venice hotels where art is integral to the guest experience, positioning them as destinations in their own right beyond the Venice Biennale. The piece suggests travellers can engage with the city's artistic heritage year-round, not only during the famous exhibition, by staying at properties with curated collections and artist connections.