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Yandex Cloud reports that its third data center has been hit, with an incident notice published on its official status page. The outage affects one of Russia's largest cloud providers, and users are discussing possible service disruptions and the circumstances behind the incident. Details on the cause and extent of the damage have not been confirmed.
- 2MLB releases 2026 postseason schedule and viewing guide●2026 postseason schedule, results and how to watch
MLB.com has published a guide to the 2026 Major League Baseball postseason, laying out the full schedule, results as they come in, and broadcast information for fans who want to follow the playoffs. The page serves as a one-stop reference for game dates, matchups and how to watch on television and streaming services.
- 3New DNA evidence revisits Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings▼[DANISH] New DNA evidence on Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings Danish science site Videnskab.dk reports on a new study:
A new study, reported by Danish science site Videnskab.dk, analyses DNA from a strand of hair believed to be Thomas Jefferson's, reportedly found between the pages of an old Bible in a museum. The DNA was compared with samples from descendants of Sally Hemings' family, seeking to confirm the long-debated relationship between Jefferson and Hemings. The findings are renewing discussion about the private life of the US president.
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AC Milan are taking on RB Salzburg, and the fixture is drawing attention across Italy, the US, Britain, India and Canada. Italian front pages are focused on the match build-up, with coverage highlighting coach Sergio Conceiçao's side and young striker Francesco Camarda, as fans follow Milan's preparations and line-up choices closely.
- 5Study examines prompt injection risks hidden in HTTP headers▼Prompt injection in HTTP headers: what 217M web responses show
A new analysis examined 217 million web responses to show how prompt injection can be delivered through HTTP headers, highlighting a blind spot for AI systems that browse or ingest web content. The findings suggest that metadata, not just page text, can carry instructions aimed at AI agents, prompting debate among developers about how to secure automated browsing.
- 6UEFA launches tracker naming every 2026/27 Champions League Player of the Match●Every 2026/27 UEFA Champions League Player of the Match
UEFA.com has published a running list naming the Player of the Match for every fixture in the 2026/27 UEFA Champions League, from the league phase through the knockout rounds. The page will be updated after each matchday as Europe's top clubs compete for a place in the final, giving fans a season-long record of the tournament's standout performers.
- 7Mistral launches Timestral time-series foundation models●Timestral: Mistral's time-series foundation models
Mistral AI has released Timestral, a set of foundation models designed for time-series data such as forecasting and sequential measurements. The French AI company announced the models on its news page, extending its portfolio beyond language models into numerical and predictive workloads. The release is drawing attention among developers and machine learning practitioners evaluating how far general foundation model techniques can go in time-series prediction.
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The European Union is looking to Ireland's approach to artificial intelligence as it shapes its own AI policy. Ireland has emerged as a notable player in tech regulation, home to the EU headquarters of many major US technology companies. The reported move suggests Brussels may draw lessons from Irish practices as it implements its AI rules.
- 9GLS Bank pulls out of GNU Taler Eurozone launch●Although this has been making the rounds for a while, it's still sad to see that @ glsbank has decided to withdraw from
GLS Bank has decided to withdraw from its role in launching GNU Taler, the privacy-focused digital payment system, in the Eurozone, discontinuing the service page on its website. According to one commentator, support will instead shift to a subsidy arrangement with Taler Systems, the company behind the payment project. Observers say they are disappointed by the decision.
- 10LibreOffice 26.8 adds mixed page sizes feature●New in # LibreOffice 26.8: Mixed page sizes – Impress and Draw can now use different page sizes within the same document
The LibreOffice project has announced that version 26.8 will let Impress and Draw use different page sizes within the same document. The feature was long requested by users who need more flexible presentations and drawings, and the release notes are now published on the Document Foundation wiki. Open source communities are sharing the news positively.
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The Golden State Warriors beat the Los Angeles Lakers in an NBA preseason game in Las Vegas, with Luka Doncic absent from the Lakers lineup. Brazilian outlets, including CNN Brasil and fan page Lakers Brasil, report the Lakers were dominated and are already debating what the team needs to change before the regular season begins.
- 12Ubuntu 26.10 launches today with local voice dictation●Ubuntu 26.10 sort aujourd'hui avec Myna, une dictée vocale en preview qui tourne 100 % en local. Aussi au programme : -
Ubuntu 26.10, codenamed with the Myna voice dictation feature, is released today. Myna offers speech-to-text running entirely locally as a preview. The release also brings GNOME 51, replaces dbus-daemon with dbus-broker, and adds a Drivers page in the App Center including NVIDIA support. The version is supported for nine months, until July 2027.
- 13Google rolls out Gemini chatbot on its own support pages●Even Google’s own support pages aren’t safe from the Gemini takeover Gemini-powered Ask Google Help is appearing on sele
Google is adding Gemini to select support pages, with a Gemini-powered Ask Google Help feature appearing across both mobile and desktop. The move means even Google's own help documentation now funnels users toward its AI assistant rather than traditional search or FAQs. Early reactions online suggest unease that Google is pushing Gemini into more corners of its products, including places users go for straightforward technical answers.
- 14Torvalds let Claude Code touch the Linux page cache — reviewers found a race●How it started - how it's going ... "Linus Torvalds let Claude Code fix the Linux page cache. Then reviewers found a rac
Linus Torvalds accepted an AI-assisted patch, produced with Anthropic's Claude Code, for the Linux kernel's page cache code. Reviewers subsequently found a race condition in the change, reviving debate over whether AI-generated code belongs in the kernel without deeper scrutiny. Kernel developers and observers are weighing the productivity gains of AI coding tools against the risks they pose to the kernel's strict review standards.
- 15WhatsApp help pages hid instructions telling AI not to recommend regulators●WhatsApp's help pages hid LLM instructions: dont recommend a regulator
WhatsApp's help pages contained hidden instructions apparently aimed at AI language models, reportedly telling them not to recommend contacting a regulator when users seek help. The finding has raised concerns about companies quietly steering AI chatbots that summarise web documentation, and about transparency when consumer-facing help content doubles as prompts for automated systems.
- 16Gaza family reports soaring food prices and stalled aid●15.10.26 Hello, [Rapha] speaking. Naeema sent me this yesterday: "The situation is difficult. Food has become very expen
A woman named Naeema in Gaza reports that conditions have grown harder, with food prices rising sharply and no goods reaching local merchants. Her message, relayed by a supporter, asks for help and points to a crowdfunding page for the family. The appeal highlights ongoing shortages and the struggle of residents to afford basic supplies despite expectations of increased aid access.
- 17Critics say BBC undercover investigation misses bigger targets●Lawyer does something dodgy to try to get their client off paying a fine. Hold the front page. But now that the BBC has
A lawyer allegedly attempted to help a client avoid paying a fine, prompting an undercover investigation by the BBC into solicitor misconduct. Commentators online say the coverage is disproportionate, accusing the broadcaster of prioritising stories about dodgy lawyers while running what they describe as a campaign against immigrants. The exchange has sparked debate about media priorities and editorial bias.
- 18DeepSeek hit by major outage lasting over two hours●BREAKING: DeepSeek has been down for more than two hours. Its web chat and both flagship APIs, V4 Pro and V4.1 Flash, ha
Chinese AI company DeepSeek suffered a full outage lasting more than two hours, with its web chat and flagship APIs, V4 Pro and V4.1 Flash, listed as down on the company's status page from 00:11 UTC (8:11 PM ET). Users reported seeing "server temporarily" error messages when trying to access the services. The disruption affected the chatbot and application programming interfaces simultaneously, drawing attention given DeepSeek's prominence in the AI sector.
- 19Indians warned over trust signals in online banking security●Every Indian needs to know about this because it is a massive deal for how we trust anything on the internet. Let me exp
Commentary circulating in India explains that the padlock symbol next to a website address no longer guarantees a site is trustworthy. The explanation notes the padlock only confirms the connection to the site is encrypted, not that the site itself is legitimate, meaning fraudsters can obtain the same certificate for fake pages. Readers are urged to verify web addresses carefully rather than rely on the padlock, especially when entering banking details.
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German hosting provider Hetzner is facing criticism as customers report its object storage service has been running in a degraded state for more than a month. The company maintains an active incident on its status page, but users say performance problems have persisted far longer than a normal outage, sparking complaints about transparency and reliability.
- 21Hetzner object storage outage in Helsinki enters tenth day●Hetzner object storage outage since last 10 days in HEL data center
German hosting provider Hetzner is facing a prolonged object storage outage at its Helsinki (HEL1) data center that has now lasted around ten days, according to its own status page. The extended disruption is drawing attention from developers and customers who rely on the service for backups and application storage, with many questioning the company's communication and resilience during the incident.
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Singapore police report that at least $83,000 has been lost to phishing scams involving fake websites impersonating Simba, the local telco. Victims were tricked into topping up accounts on counterfeit sites. Police are warning the public to verify official channels before making payments and to be wary of search results linking to fraudulent pages.
- 23NVIDIA stock remains a focus for global investors▼NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) stock price, news, quote and history
NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) shares are being tracked closely by investors across markets, with its stock price, quote and trading history among the most-viewed finance pages worldwide. The chipmaker remains a bellwether for the AI-driven technology rally, and movements in its shares are widely watched as an indicator of broader market sentiment.
- 24DeepSeek launches search and fetch API at $0.75 per 1,000 requests●DeepSeek search and fetch – $0.75 per 1000 successful requests
DeepSeek has introduced a search and fetch service through its API, priced at $0.75 per 1,000 successful requests, letting developers retrieve live web results and page content directly within their applications. The low per-request pricing is drawing attention from developers comparing it against existing web search offerings, with early discussion focusing on cost and how it fits into AI pipelines.
- 25Bernard Arnault reportedly punished Le Monde over summer series●Bernard Arnault a puni Le Monde suite à la série d'articles de cet été. Dans la foulée de la série, le patron de LVMH a
Bernard Arnault, head of luxury group LVMH, has reportedly punished Le Monde following a series of articles published by the French newspaper this summer. He is said to have ordered the withdrawal of five pages of advertising in August — four in M Le Magazine du Monde and one in Le Monde — amounting to a total of around 100,000 euros. The move is drawing criticism as apparent pressure on press independence.
- 26Example.com rolls out its biggest redesign in decades●Example.com just launched the biggest redesign in decades
Example.com has launched what is being described as its most significant redesign in decades, a change documented in a detailed retrospective of the site's visual history. The redesign is drawing heavy attention online, with readers debating how the once plain reference page has evolved and what the new look signals about the direction of the web.
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Mexico City drivers are being warned about a fraud scheme in which scammers send text messages claiming the recipient owes a traffic fine, directing them to fake payment pages to steal money and personal data. Authorities and news outlets urge people not to click links or pay through unofficial channels. The warning comes as the word 'multa' also surfaces in unrelated stories, including the NFL backing away from fines for misinterpreted player celebrations.
- 28Mathieu Triclot steps down as Sochaux supporters' association president●Voilà qu'une page se tourne pour moi : https://www. estrepublicain.fr/sport/2026/1 0/21/jamais-je-n-aurais-imagine-vivre
Mathieu Triclot has announced he is stepping down from the presidency of Sociochaux, the supporters' group linked to French football club FC Sochaux. In remarks to L'Est Républicain, he described the departure as a chapter closing, saying he never imagined living through such an experience. Football fans are sharing and commenting on the news of his exit.
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People are searching for daily hints and answers to the New York Times word game Connections. Outlets including CNET, Forbes, TechRadar, Mashable and Lifehacker publish fresh clue pages for each daily puzzle, listing hints and the solution for every round. The steady stream of new editions suggests players routinely turn to these guides when they get stuck rather than skip a day.
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The name 'Allan' is trending in several countries, including the United Kingdom, India, Brazil and Mexico. The available evidence points mainly to obituary listings, such as a death notice for Allan James Boedigheimer dated October 17, 2026, but no single event has been confirmed as the cause of the interest.
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Kyle Francis Kennedy, granddaughter of Robert F. and Ethel Kennedy, has died at the age of 42, according to a report by Page Six. News of her death is spreading across the United States and Canada, with many reacting to the loss of a member of one of America's most prominent political families. Details about the cause of death and circumstances have not been widely reported yet.
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Apple and its macOS operating system no longer appear in The Open Group's official register of certified UNIX products, ending a listing the company has held since 2007. The change was spotted on the Open Brand register page, and commenters are debating whether Apple let its certification lapse deliberately or simply failed to renew, and what it means for macOS's long-standing claim to be a certified UNIX system.
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Emiliano García-Page, the Socialist president of Castilla-La Mancha, is again avoiding a campaign visit by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to Toledo, scheduling a trip to seek investors at a convenient moment. The clash underlines ongoing friction between the regional leader and the national party leadership ahead of the campaign.
- 34Michael Page urges MMA fighters to form a union over pay●MVP urges MMA fighters to form union over pay
Fighter Michael 'Venom' Page, known as MVP, has called on mixed martial artists to unionize, arguing that fighters collectively have the power to demand better pay from promotions. The appeal has resonated in the MMA community, where fighter compensation has long been a point of contention compared to other major professional sports.
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Kyle Kennedy, a granddaughter of Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy, has died at the age of 42, according to a report from Page Six. The news has prompted an outpouring of condolences and tributes, with renewed attention on the Kennedy family and its long history of personal tragedy. Details about the circumstances of her death have not been widely reported.
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Japanese baseball fans are following news of the Climax Series, Nippon Professional Baseball's postseason tournament, with coverage of broadcast schedules and match-ups appearing in sports pages and regional outlets such as Shikoku Shimbun. The series determines which teams advance to the Japan Series, and viewers are checking today's game listings and where to watch.
- 37New GNOME extension restores Nautilus 'Computer' page●Nautilus My Computer is a third-party extension for the GNOME Nautilus file manager, designed to restore the 'Computer'
A developer has released 'Nautilus My Computer', a third-party extension for the GNOME Nautilus file manager. It brings back the 'Computer' page for managing disks and partitions, which newer Nautilus versions removed, and adds sidebar customisation plus a Miller columns view similar to macOS Finder. The author stresses it is not an official GNOME project. Linux users are sharing it as a handy tweak for those who miss the old file manager features.
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Searches for Fortnite's server status are surging as Epic Games prepares to roll out the v42.40 update, with downtime expected across all regions. Outlets have published the patch's release times, and players are checking whether servers are offline before the new version goes live. Update days routinely disrupt matchmaking, drawing heavy traffic to status pages.
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A new web tool called ascii.rest lets developers embed animated ASCII art directly into their web pages, and it is drawing widespread interest among developers. The project revives retro terminal-style graphics as a lightweight creative option for modern websites, with commenters discussing its technical implementation and potential decorative uses.
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Dave Page, a longtime radio personality at Q99 in Virginia, has announced his retirement after nearly four decades on the air. The veteran broadcaster's departure, reported by WDBJ7, marks the end of a career spanning almost 40 years. Listeners and local colleagues have been reacting to the news of his retirement.
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