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- 1NCDC Investigates Two New Suspected Ebola Cases▼NCDC Identifies 2 New Suspected Ebola Cases #trusttvnews #NCDC #Ebola
Nigeria's Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) says it has identified two new suspected cases of Ebola. The announcement is drawing attention across Nigeria and the wider region, where health authorities are being urged to move quickly with testing, contact tracing and public information to prevent any potential spread. Further details on the patients' locations and condition have not yet been confirmed.
- 2Prof. Xu Ma releases new book, 'Boundaries and Bodhisattvas'▼Prof. Xu Ma releases new book, ‘Boundaries and Bodhisattvas’
Professor Xu Ma of Lafayette College has published a new book titled 'Boundaries and Bodhisattvas'. The book appears to explore themes suggested by its title, potentially touching on religion, ethics, or cross-cultural questions, though no further details have been made available. The announcement comes from the college itself, which is promoting the work of its faculty member. Little outside commentary has emerged so far.
- 3Viewers Nostalgic Over The New Avengers Giant Rat Episode●Blimminʼ heck, itʼs the giant rat episode of # TheNewAvengers . # ChapeauMelonetBottesdeCuir # GreatTV # GreatAction # T
The New Avengers episode famously featuring a giant rat is being screened again, prompting amused reactions from fans of the 1970s British action series. One viewer expressed delighted surprise at encountering the notorious episode, praising the show as great TV with great action. The French title of the series, Chapeau Melon et Bottes de Cuir, was also referenced, reflecting the programme's enduring international following.
- 4AI tools are stripping ads and tracking from smart TVs●L' # AI sta liberando le # smartTV da # pubblicita e # tracciamento ecco come funzionano gli # script che le riportano a
Italian tech discussion is focused on how artificial intelligence can free smart TVs from advertising and tracking. The reported approach uses scripts that block ads and telemetry, returning the devices to something closer to simple, traditional television. The conversation highlights growing frustration with connected TVs that show ads and monitor viewing habits, and points to AI-assisted tools as a practical way for users to take back control of their home screens.
- 5Dumbtv tool strips smart TVs back to basics●People are using # AI to make their # smartTV dumb again One solution, called “dumbtv,” describes its mission on GitHub
A GitHub project called dumbtv is gaining attention for using AI to strip smart TVs of their unwanted extras. Its mission statement says a television should offer only apps and HDMI inputs, with no ads from the TV itself, no watch tracking and no forced updates. The project reflects growing frustration with ad-filled, data-collecting smart TV interfaces, and people online are sharing it as a way to reclaim simpler televisions.