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- 1Amazon seeks FCC approval for 5,105 more satellites amid secrecy claims●# Amazon is asking the # FCC to approve 5,105 massive new # satellites while hiding their orbital debris risk models beh
Amazon has asked the US Federal Communications Commission to approve 5,105 additional satellites for its Kuiper broadband constellation. Critics say the company is withholding its orbital debris risk models behind corporate confidentiality, and are calling for full public transparency, arguing that a safe and sustainable orbital environment should not be shaped secretly by private companies.
- 2Environmental groups challenge FCC approval of space sunlight project●"Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday asking the Federal Communications Commission to reverse appr
Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday asking the Federal Communications Commission to reverse its approval of a startup's plan to beam on-demand sunlight from space to Earth. The groups argue the agency ignored the project's potential impacts on wildlife and astronomy when it cleared the scheme, opening a new front in the debate over commercial use of orbit.
- 3High school student in Tours risks losing eye during protest●Risking losing an eye because you're a young person defending your rights. That should never happen. But it's happening
A young protester in the French city of Tours reportedly risked losing an eye while demonstrating to defend their rights, in an incident being described as unacceptable violence against a high school student. The case is fuelling outrage in France, with critics placing responsibility on the authorities under President Macron and demanding an immediate end to such practices against young demonstrators.
- 4Singaporean researcher's work offers new hope for chronic wound healing●Singaporean’s research spells new hope for healing severe skin injuries, chronic wounds
Research by a Singaporean scientist is being reported as a potential breakthrough in treating severe skin injuries and chronic wounds that are difficult to heal. The findings suggest new approaches could help patients with persistent wounds, a significant medical challenge. Details of the researcher's identity, institution and method have not been made available, so the scope of the advance remains unclear.
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Street Sense Media has published a new review of Jonathan Glazer's 2013 film 'Under the Skin', starring Scarlett Johansson as an alien entity moving through Scotland. The review revisits the acclaimed science fiction drama, which is regarded as one of the most striking and atmospheric films of the past decade.
- 6Dermatologist unveils 3D biophysical skin model built with AI coding●Show HN: I'm a dermatologist and I vibe coded a 3D biophysical skin model
A dermatologist has released an interactive 3D biophysical model of human skin, saying it was built largely through vibe coding — using AI-assisted programming rather than hand-written code. The project lets users explore skin structure and biophysical properties in three dimensions. The unusual combination of medical expertise and AI-assisted development is drawing attention and praise among developers and medical professionals.
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Finnish cross-country skiing star Iivo Niskanen has been diagnosed with melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer. Finnish media report the diagnosis was detected early, with Niskanen saying he 'got away with a scare' after treatment. Fans and the skiing community across Finland and Scandinavia are reacting with concern and relief that it was caught in time.
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New analysis suggests autonomous artificial intelligence tools could free up capacity for more than 8,500 additional dermatology appointments, easing pressure on stretched skin cancer screening services. Dermatology specialists say the technology could help triage cases faster, potentially speeding up skin cancer diagnosis at a time when waiting lists remain a concern for patients and health services alike.
- 9Overwatch support queue times expected to spike with season 5●Overwatch support players: Warning, queue times are going to be insane tomorrow with the launch of season 5 for support
Overwatch players are warning that support role queue times could balloon when season 5 launches, citing the arrival of a new support hero named Doctrine, a Mythic weapon for Lucio, a Mythic skin for Wuyang, and Sombra being moved into the support role. The combination of new content and role changes is expected to push more players toward support queues than usual.
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Filmmaker Danny Boyle has publicly endorsed British actor Jack O'Connell as the next James Bond, adding his name to the long-running speculation over who will replace Daniel Craig as 007. O'Connell, known for roles in 'Skins' and 'Unbroken', is among a crowded field of British actors fans and commentators keep debating for the iconic role.
- 11US officials question Nvidia over diverted chips reaching China▼As investigators find more restricted chips diverted to China, US officials are asking why Nvidia failed to catch red fl
US investigators have found more restricted Nvidia chips diverted to China despite export controls, prompting officials to ask why the company failed to catch warning signs of the smuggling. The case is intensifying scrutiny of Nvidia's compliance practices and America's ability to enforce chip export restrictions, as advanced AI hardware continues to leak into China through unofficial channels.
- 12California skincare store Bee & Co. faces new coercive sales allegations●Bee & Co. skincare store in California faces new allegations of coercive sales
Bee & Co., a skincare retailer in California, is facing fresh allegations that it used coercive sales tactics against customers, according to CBS Los Angeles reporting. The accusations are drawing wide attention, with consumers and commentators weighing in on the store's practices. It remains unclear what the new allegations add to any previous complaints or whether regulators are involved.
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Epic Games has released a cinematic trailer for Fortnitemares 2026, the next edition of Fortnite's annual Halloween event. The trailer is drawing heavy attention from players, who are racking up millions of likes and speculating about which spooky skins, map changes and game modes the event will bring when it launches.
- 14Android phones still send data to Google, privacy advocates warn●🤖 Le maillon faible (Android) Même avec les meilleures applis, votre téléphone tourne sous Android avec une surcouche co
Privacy discussions are highlighting that even with privacy-friendly apps, Android phones from manufacturers like Samsung and Xiaomi still run a manufacturer skin and keep communicating with Google. The suggested long-term fix is switching to alternative systems such as /e/OS or GrapheneOS, which strip out Google services for users seeking to limit data sharing.
- 15Mediterranean diet linked to lower acne risk in adults●Mediterranean diet linked to lower likelihood of acne in adults
Researchers report that adults who follow a Mediterranean diet are less likely to have acne. The finding, associated with King's College London and covered by Medical Xpress, suggests a diet rich in fruit, vegetables, olive oil and fish may be protective against adult acne. People are discussing whether changing what they eat could help manage a skin condition often treated with medication.
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Researchers at the University of Tokyo have grown living human skin on a robotic finger, a bioengineering milestone reported by tech media. The cultured skin, built from human cells, covers the robotic digit and could one day give robots a lifelike appearance and touch sensitivity, with applications also envisioned in cosmetics testing and regenerative medicine.
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Wards at a hospital have been closed following a scabies outbreak, according to BBC and Yahoo News reports. Scabies, a contagious skin infestation caused by mites, spreads quickly in healthcare settings, and closures are typically used to allow deep cleaning and prevent transmission between patients and staff. Details on which hospital is affected, how many cases have been confirmed, and when the wards will reopen have not yet been made clear.
- 18Gaza student seeks donations to continue university studies●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@gaza_verified _campaigns/117393590654329455 My friends on Mastodon, I’m asking for your su
A Gaza-based university student is appealing for financial support so she can complete her second year studying English Translation, saying she needs help covering transportation costs. The plea is being shared and boosted across the decentralized social network Mastodon, where users are urging others to contribute or amplify the campaign amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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Dutch athletics is abuzz on two fronts. A skin-tight racing suit worn by star sprinter Femke Bol is drawing wide attention in the athletics world, with commentators joking about its resemblance to a speed skating suit. At the same time, sprinter Lieke Klaver's wedding celebration, held in a bold outfit, has been covered warmly in Dutch media, with the well-known athletics couple sharing their 'day full of love' with fans.
- 20Honey Hunter Caught in Sudden Storm on 100m Cliff●Risking It All for Wild Honey at 100m A Storm Suddenly Strikes
A wild honey hunter, scaling a sheer cliff roughly 100 meters high to harvest honey from wild bee colonies, was suddenly hit by an approaching storm, forcing a desperate bid for safety. The dramatic footage of the risky traditional harvest and the unexpected weather has drawn hundreds of thousands of viewers, with many reacting to the danger involved.
- 21$30 gadget credited by shoppers with easing bloating and cellulite▼‘My body feels much lighter’ — Shoppers say this $30 gadget blasts bloating and cellulite
A $30 body gadget is drawing attention from shoppers who say it reduces bloating and the appearance of cellulite, with some reporting that their body 'feels much lighter' after use. The product is being promoted as an affordable at-home option for lymphatic drainage and smoothing skin, and reviews describe noticeable results with regular use.
- 22Farmer appeals for seeds to plant prepared land●The land is ready, the hard work is done, and now I’m waiting for one important thing—the seeds 🌱. I’m kindly asking any
A smallholder says the land has been cleared and prepared and the hard work is done, but planting cannot begin without seeds. The farmer is appealing to anyone able to donate or support with seeds to help turn the plot into a productive garden, stressing that every seed and every bit of support counts.
- 23First Fully Implanted Cochlear Implant Reaches Patients●The first fully implanted cochlear implant reaches patients
The first fully implantable cochlear implant is now being fitted in patients, removing the external speech processor and battery pack that conventional devices require. Everything, including sound capture and power, sits under the skin, which should make the devices more discreet, durable and convenient for everyday life. Commenters on Hacker News greeted the news enthusiastically, discussing the engineering behind the device and what it could mean for people with hearing loss.
- 24Community orchard walnut harvest dries at home●Over the weekend, I collected some of the walnut crop from our community orchard. Here they are, drying in a tray. I lov
A gardener collected the walnut crop from a community orchard over the weekend and set the nuts out to dry on a tray at home. They noted that while they love walnuts, the husks contain a powerful natural dye that stains skin, sharing a photo of their stained hand. The post touches on autumn harvest, gardening and homestead life.
- 25Doddington Hall gardeners share tips on squash varieties●🎃 ICYMI: At Doddington Hall in # England , kitchen gardener Ellie Marrian and chef Jordan Cody share how to grow, store,
At Doddington Hall in England, kitchen gardener Ellie Marrian and chef Jordan Cody are showing how to grow, store and cook a range of squash varieties. Their advice covers thick-skinned winter squash, making soup, and using standard carving pumpkins for candles, offering seasonal ideas for getting the most out of the autumn harvest.
- 26Voters turn to ChatGPT for midterm voting advice▼People are asking ChatGPT to help them decide how to vote in the midterms
Ahead of the US midterm elections, growing numbers of voters are using ChatGPT and other AI chatbots to help them compare candidates and decide how to vote. The trend raises questions about how well the tools handle election information, whether their answers are accurate or biased, and what it means for traditional sources like campaign material and local news.
- 27Voters Turning to ChatGPT for Advice on Which Candidate to Back▼Particularly Weak-Minded Americans Are Asking ChatGPT Which Candidate to Vote For, Which Sounds a Bit Like AI Is Just Vo
Reports say American voters are asking ChatGPT which candidates to vote for ahead of the midterm elections. Commenters mock the practice as lazy, with some arguing that relying on AI for electoral choices amounts to the technology voting through human proxies. The story has reignited debate over how much influence AI systems should have in democratic politics and whether their recommendations carry hidden bias.
- 28Creator Asks Booksellers for Their Favorite Book, Then Reads It●asking booksellers their favorite book, then reading it
Haley Pham has asked booksellers to name their favorite books, then committed to reading the recommendations herself, sharing the experience with her audience. The format has drawn strong engagement, with viewers discussing which titles the shop staff picked and adding their own favorite book suggestions in response.
- 29EADV 2026 Day 4 Focuses on Precision Medicine▼EADV 2026 Day 4: Precision Medicine, Real-World Evidence, and the Future of Dermatologic Care
Coverage of day four of the EADV 2026 congress highlights discussions on precision medicine and the use of real-world evidence to shape the future of dermatologic care. Dermatology specialists and commentators are weighing how personalized treatment approaches and data from everyday clinical practice could change how skin conditions are diagnosed and managed going forward.
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Dennis Haskins, the actor best known for playing principal Richard Belding on the hit sitcom Saved by the Bell, has died at the age of 75. News of his death is prompting an outpouring of tributes from fans who grew up watching him on the show, with many recalling his cheerfully exasperated principal as a defining figure of late-1980s and 1990s television.
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Milan Fashion Week is under way, and coverage from the scene highlights a run of bold, skin-baring trends: bra tops worn as outerwear, thong detailing, and furry heels on the runway and street style. Fashion watchers are treating the diary-style dispatch as a snapshot of the week's most talked-about looks from Italy's biggest fashion event.
- 32Advocates renew calls for mask-wearing to protect the chronically ill●@ broadwaybabyto Thank you for continuing to highlight the importance of wearing a mask (respirator) Masking was importa
An online exchange is highlighting the ongoing importance of wearing respirator masks, particularly for people with chronic illnesses. One commenter thanked a mask advocate, explaining that masking matters even more now that both she and her husband live with chronic conditions. The discussion underscores that Covid and other airborne risks remain a serious concern for immunocompromised and chronically ill people, and that continued mask advocacy helps keep their health needs visible.
- 33Voters turn to ChatGPT for midterm voting advice▼People are asking ChatGPT to help them decide how to vote in the midterms
With US midterm elections approaching, many voters are using ChatGPT to help them decide how to vote, prompting discussion about the role of AI chatbots in shaping electoral choices. The trend raises questions about the accuracy and neutrality of AI-generated voting guidance, and election watchers are examining what it means for how Americans gather political information.
- 34Ancient Buddhist text compares mind and body●The oldest Buddhist description I know, likely composed 200-300 years after Buddha, of how the mind and body are differe
A passage from one of the oldest known Buddhist texts, likely composed two to three centuries after the Buddha's death, is being shared as an early description of mind-body dualism. It likens the mind leaving the body to a reed drawn from its sheath, a sword from its scabbard, or a snake shedding its skin, framing mind and body as distinct things.
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Finnish cross-country skiing champion Iivo Niskanen is reported to have been diagnosed with skin cancer, according to a news flash from Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter. Details about his condition and treatment have not been released. Niskanen is one of Finland's most successful skiers, with Olympic and world championship titles to his name.
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The first fully implantable cochlear implant has launched, according to an IEEE Spectrum report. Unlike conventional cochlear implants, which rely on an external processor worn behind the ear, this device sits entirely under the skin. The news is drawing attention for the potential to make hearing restoration less visible and more convenient for users, though questions about battery life, surgical complexity and long-term performance remain open topics in the discussion.
- 37New Jersey Urges Continued Vigilance Against Mosquito-Borne Illnesses▼NJ Reminds Residents to Continue to Take Precautions Against Mosquito-Borne Illnesses
New Jersey health officials are reminding residents to keep taking precautions against mosquito-borne illnesses. The state is advising people to use insect repellent, remove standing water around their homes, and cover exposed skin, particularly during peak mosquito activity. The reminder comes as mosquito season continues across the state and officials monitor for diseases such as West Nile virus.
- 38Unmasking neurodivergence: ADHD conversation grows●Unmasking neurodivergence. # adhd # neurodiversity # neurodivergent # mentalhealth # ymhc
Attention is turning to the practice of 'unmasking' among neurodivergent people, particularly those with ADHD. The discussion centres on how individuals drop the coping behaviours used to hide their traits in social and work settings, and what that means for mental health. It sits within a broader conversation about neurodiversity, self-acceptance and the pressures of masking, with advocates arguing that greater openness improves wellbeing and public understanding.
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A widely shared comment in Indonesia captures a growing feeling that avoiding poverty in 2026 is a difficult task. The remark, phrased with frustration and resignation, has drawn hundreds of thousands of likes, suggesting many people relate to concerns about rising living costs and economic pressure heading into the new year.
- 40Model Sunhee K turns heads in cream coat shoot●Model: Sunhee K From: Make Model Wrapped in the luxurious drape of a cream coat, she exudes effortless confidence, yet h
Fashion model Sunhee K, represented by Make Model, features in a new editorial shoot pairing a draped cream coat with a black bikini look. The styling contrasts soft textures with sun-kissed skin, and captions describe her as projecting effortless confidence with an intimate gaze. The images are drawing attention among fashion followers interested in editorial model work.
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