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- 1Gaza women speak out on harassment, forced marriage and rape●Harcèlement, mariages forcés et viols : des # femmes de # Gaza témoignent de leur insécurité permanente - RTBF Actus # I
Women in Gaza are testifying to constant insecurity, describing harassment, forced marriages and sexual violence amid the war. The report, published by Belgian broadcaster RTBF, highlights how displaced women and girls face heightened risks in shelters and overcrowded housing. Commentators sharing the story frame it as an overlooked consequence of the conflict and are calling attention to women's rights in the Palestinian territories.
- 2Netherlands moves government computers from Windows to Linux●# PaysBas # Europe # Gafam les uns après les autres "Les Pays-Bas rejoignent le mouvement de l'UE de # migration progres
The Netherlands is joining a growing European movement to migrate public administration computers from Windows to Linux, in a bid to reduce dependence on American tech giants known as GAFAM. The move follows similar initiatives in other EU countries seeking digital sovereignty, and the news is being shared and discussed widely in French-language tech and policy circles.
- 3Film photographers share surreal black-and-white automaton images●Automate (Automaton) [Nikon FE2, Voigtländer Ultron 40/2, filtre orange, Ilford HP5 +2] #photography #photographie #anal
Photographers are sharing analog black-and-white work online, including a surreal image titled 'Automate (Automaton)' shot on a Nikon FE2 with a Voigtländer Ultron 40mm f/2 lens, an orange filter and pushed Ilford HP5 film. The post has drawn modest engagement, with hashtags like #filmisnotdead and #believeinfilm highlighting the ongoing revival of analog photography among film enthusiasts.
- 4Fed blasted over unresolved information security failures●Fed’s ‘collective lack of action’ let info security risks fester: OIG Governance of the central bank’s information secur
The Federal Reserve's Office of Inspector General has criticised the central bank's information security governance, saying a collective lack of action allowed risks to persist. The report found unclear governance of the Fed's security programme and weak enforcement of controls, leaving a 2024 security incident unresolved for more than a year. Observers are highlighting concerns about oversight and accountability at the US central bank.
- 5OIG Outlines Compliance Roadmap for Food-as-Medicine Programs▼Feeding Better Outcomes: The OIG’s Compliance Roadmap for Food-As-Medicine Programs
Law firm Hinshaw & Culbertson has published guidance on how healthcare providers should run food-as-medicine programs in line with federal fraud and abuse rules. The piece maps compliance steps for organizations using medically tailored meals and nutrition benefits, an area growing as insurers and health systems treat food as a covered health intervention.
- 6Swiatek calls coaching partnership with Roig 'inspiring' after Beijing win●Iga Swiatek explains why she finds working with Francisco Roig particularly ‘inspiring’ after winning in Beijing
Iga Swiatek said working with coach Francisco Roig has been particularly inspiring after her victory at the tournament in Beijing. The Polish star, who partnered with the former Rafael Nadal coach in 2025, praised his experience and the fresh perspective he has brought to her game as she continues her campaign in the Chinese capital.
- 7Sinclair and Carlin-Voigt Set for 2026 Oregon Sports Awards Honors▼Sinclair, Carlin-Voigt to be Honored at 2026 Oregon Sports Awards
Christine Sinclair and Carlin-Voigt will be honored at the 2026 Oregon Sports Awards, according to University of Portland Athletics. The recognition celebrates their contributions to Oregon sports, with Sinclair long associated with the University of Portland and Canadian soccer. Details about the ceremony and other honorees have not yet been announced.
- 8Readers Praise Lisa Ridzén's When the Cranes Fly South●Just finished When the Cranes Fly South by Lisa Ridzén. Lovely, lovely, very poignant book about aging and loss and the
Lisa Ridzén's novel When the Cranes Fly South is drawing warm recommendations from readers. One reader described it as lovely and very poignant, praising its treatment of aging, loss, and the things that are hard to say. The book is being shared within online reading communities, where word-of-mouth praise for quiet, emotional fiction tends to spread quickly.
- 9Appellate court rules on protective order in OIG records case▼Appellate court decides on protective order in OIG records case
An appellate court has issued a decision on a protective order in a case involving records held by an Office of the Inspector General. WBAL-TV reported the ruling, which could affect how the OIG materials are handled or released. Details of the court's reasoning and the parties involved have not yet been widely reported.
- 10The hidden design compromises of Docker layers●The hidden design compromises of Docker layers https://loige.co/hidden-design-compromises-of-docker-layers/ # Docker # D
A new article by Luca Pette examines how Docker's layered image system, while central to container efficiency and caching, involves trade-offs that are often overlooked by developers. It looks at how layer design affects image size, build speed, and security practices. The piece is drawing attention among developers and DevOps practitioners discussing container tooling.
- 11The hidden design compromises of Docker layers●The hidden design compromises of Docker layers https:// lobste.rs/s/uuu6us # programming # virtualization https:// loige
A technical article examines Docker's layered image system, exploring the trade-offs baked into its design. It looks at how layers enable caching and sharing but also introduce compromises around storage overhead, build performance, and image size. Developers and engineers are discussing the piece, with readers on programming forums weighing in on how these design decisions affect real-world container workflows.
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A protective order has been requested in a legal case involving Baltimore's Office of the Inspector General and its records, according to WBAL-TV. The filing seeks to restrict public access to materials at issue in the dispute over the OIG's documents. Details about the parties involved and the specific records remain limited, and it is not yet clear how the court will rule on the request.
- 13Fed's inaction let cybersecurity risks fester, watchdog finds▼Fed’s ‘collective lack of action’ let info security risks fester: OIG
A report from the Office of Inspector General faulted the Federal Reserve for a 'collective lack of action' on information security, saying internal risks were allowed to persist without adequate response. The finding raises fresh questions about how the US central bank manages its cybersecurity and internal oversight of sensitive systems.
- 14No openly gay player in MLB as World Series returns▼RE: https:// mastodon.social/@Firebird7479/ 117354387351128789 I've read this. A great read. Quick. To the point. Poigna
Readers are sharing an essay noting that Major League Baseball still has no openly gay active player, even as the World Series and playoffs dominate the sports calendar. The piece is being praised as quick, pointed and timely, with discussion tied to LGBT rights and representation in professional sport.
- 15A7Radio launches hoping its webradio stream takes off●🔴 Il ne reste qu'a croiser les doigts, et à esperer que ça fonctionne. ✅️ https:// a7productions.blogspot.com/p/7 -radio
A7Production has announced the launch of its webradio project, A7Radio, saying all that remains is to cross fingers and hope it works. The French outlet points to its 100-mix streaming page, tagging the project across music, podcast, travel and media themes.
- 16Watchdog finds CBP and ICE coordinated well in Del Rio▼OIG: CBP and ICE Effectively Coordinated Immigration Enforcement-Related Detainers in Del Rio, Texas
The Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General reports that CBP and ICE effectively coordinated immigration enforcement-related detainers in Del Rio, Texas. The finding speaks to how the two agencies handle detainer requests, a recurring flashpoint in the US immigration debate. Officials and advocates are weighing what the review means for inter-agency cooperation and accountability in border enforcement.
- 17Mary Gauthier's 'Reckoning' Leads New Music Reviews▼Music Reviews: Mary Gauthier’s Poignant ‘Reckoning,’ plus Dallas Burrow, Cat Stevens, and More
A new round of music reviews centers on Mary Gauthier's album 'Reckoning,' described as poignant by critics. The roundup also covers new releases from Dallas Burrow and Cat Stevens, among others. Reviewers highlight Gauthier's songwriting as the standout of the batch, with the other artists receiving attention alongside her latest work.
- 18Famine threat in occupied Ukrainian town of Oleshky●https://www. franceinfo.fr/monde/europe/man ifestations-en-ukraine/temoignages-il-n-y-a-plus-rien-a-olechky-ville-ukrain
Residents of Oleshky, a Ukrainian town in Kherson region occupied by Russian forces, describe famine-like conditions, saying there is 'nothing left' in the town. Testimonies published by Franceinfo detail severe food shortages and hardship for civilians living under occupation, prompting discussion about the humanitarian situation in Russian-held areas of Ukraine.