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    Nostalgic site streams synchronized 90s TV channels around the clock●Wanna pretend you're back in the 90s watching tv? This site has you covered. Synchronized channels of old tv running 24/MmastodonCultureTelevision01 d ago

    A website called Spelunkr streams old television programming on synchronized channels running 24/7, letting viewers recreate the experience of channel-surfing in the 1990s. The project has been shared on Mastodon and linked from Metafilter, drawing attention from users keen on reliving the era of broadcast TV schedules rather than on-demand streaming.

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    Carnegie Mellon Student Studies Gut Health and Heart Disease▼SURF Student Investigates How Gut Health May Shape Heart Disease✉newsHealth1 d ago

    A Carnegie Mellon University undergraduate in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program is investigating how gut health may influence the development of heart disease. The project examines links between the gut microbiome and cardiovascular risk, reflecting growing scientific interest in how digestive health shapes conditions traditionally attributed to diet, exercise and genetics.

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    AccesSurf Hawaiʻi Marks 20 Years With Beach Day November 7●AccesSurf Hawaiʻi Celebrates 20 Years With a Special Beach Day on Nov. 7✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    AccesSurf Hawaiʻi, a nonprofit that makes ocean recreation accessible to people with disabilities, is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a special beach day on November 7. The event invites the community to join adaptive surfing and swimming sessions, marking two decades of inclusive beach programs across the islands.

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    Minnesota football is in the spotlight after coach P.J. Fleck led the Gophers to an upset win over Michigan, crowd surfing in the locker room to celebrate. Coverage is also revisiting the program's 2019 breakout season, with analysts debating whether this year's team can recapture that magic or is simply an average squad, alongside midseason record-book reviews.

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    Go's pprof gains a new RSS memory profile type●runtime/pprof gains a new RSS memory profile type. Accepted proposal adds rss alongside the existing heap profiles, surfMmastodonTechnologySoftware16 d ago

    The Go project has accepted a proposal to add a new RSS profile type to the runtime/pprof package, alongside the existing heap profiles. The change lets developers profile a program's actual resident process memory rather than just Go heap allocations, addressing a long-standing gap in diagnosing memory usage. Developers following the language are discussing what this means for debugging memory overhead.