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- 1Daily music wrap-up covers Belle & Sebastian and new releases●G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 10/13/26 I check out an album by Belle & Sebastian, and the latest releases by Dev Lemon
A music blogger's daily wrap-up for October 13 highlights an album by Belle & Sebastian alongside the latest releases from Dev Lemons and Remi Wolf. The roundup also flags favorite videos, including a live clip from AIWEO and Draco Rosa's Tiny Desk performance. The post offers a quick survey of new music and standout clips for listeners following recent releases.
- 2Soil nitrogen vanishing faster than scientists assumed, isotopes suggest●We thought nitrogen stayed put, but isotopic clues reveal it's vanishing from our soils faster than we guessed. #Science
Researchers analysing natural 15N15N isotope abundances report that nitrogen is leaving soils faster than previously believed, challenging the long-held view that soil nitrogen largely stays in place. The isotopic evidence points to losses that current estimates may have underestimated, with implications for fertiliser use, agriculture and the global nitrogen cycle.
- 3Rare molecules reveal how nitrogen vanishes from ecosystems●How do scientists measure nitrogen disappearing from an ecosystem? A new Science study co-authored by SETI Institute Sen
A new study in Science co-authored by SETI Institute Senior Research Scientist Dale Andersen shows that rare nitrogen molecules containing two heavy isotopes can directly measure biological nitrogen loss in ecosystems. The method lets scientists trace denitrification across lakes, aquifers, and coastal waters, offering a clearer picture of how nitrogen cycles through and leaves natural systems.
- 4Nitrokey 3C users report satisfaction despite NFC marking flaw●Been a few months since getting my backup @ nitrokey (3C without NFC). Really happy overall, and the cover is super hand
A user of the Nitrokey 3C security key, bought without NFC support as a backup device, reports being happy with it after several months of use and praises its protective cover. The one complaint is cosmetic: the device's "NFC" label appears to have been marked over rather than simply not printed, a small flaw on an otherwise well-regarded hardware security key.
- 5L.A. bans nitrous oxide sales at cannabis and tobacco shops●L.A. makes it a crime for cannabis and tobacco retailers to sell nitrous oxide
Los Angeles has made it a crime for cannabis and tobacco retailers to sell nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas. The measure targets shops that have widely sold small canisters of the gas, which is increasingly misused recreationally and linked to health risks. The move reflects growing local efforts to restrict access to products sold alongside marijuana and tobacco.