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    Vogue profiles Brooke Eby, the American woman who built a large social media following by openly chronicling her life with ALS, including her own decline, in hopes of raising awareness and funding research toward a cure. Her candid videos about living with a terminal illness have drawn widespread attention and admiration.

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    Retired humanoid robots tipped into molten steel●Watch these defunct humanoid robots go full Terminator and dive into molten steel✉newsTechnologyRobotics31 min ago

    A collection of decommissioned humanoid robots has been filmed being dropped into a vat of molten steel for disposal. Observers joked that the scene looked like something out of the Terminator films, with the machines plunging into the glowing metal. The footage has drawn wide attention online, mixing amusement with commentary on the end of the line for the failed robot designs.

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    Designer and developer Pablo Stanley released Yoinks, an open-source command-line tool written in TypeScript that lets users download videos directly from their terminal, advertising a clean experience with no ads. The project is gaining traction on GitHub, drawing attention for its simplicity and for positioning itself as an ad-free alternative to cluttered downloader sites.

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    Robots Spotted Working at Pittsburgh Airport●Why Are There Robots at the Airport?✉newsTechnologyRobotics31 min ago

    Pittsburgh Magazine explores why autonomous robots are appearing at the local airport, a question many travelers have been asking as service machines become more visible in terminals. The piece explains the robots' role in airport operations and the broader trend of automation arriving in public travel spaces, prompting curiosity and debate among passengers about what the machines do.

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    Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden halts health benefits for striking workers▼Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden stops paying health benefits for employees on strike✉newsBusinessLabor39 min ago

    Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Richmond, Virginia, has stopped paying health benefits for employees who are on strike. The move affects workers withholding their labor in a labor dispute with the garden's management. The decision is drawing attention as a hardline tactic in an ongoing labor conflict at one of the region's most prominent cultural attractions.

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    A look inside the Netherlands' computer museums●Dutch computer museums (2022)YhnCultureArt1021 h ago

    A photographic tour of Dutch computer museums has drawn attention, highlighting collections of vintage machines, terminals, and computing hardware preserved across the Netherlands. Enthusiasts are discussing the history these institutions document and the ongoing challenge of keeping decades-old equipment working and accessible to visitors.

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    Albuquerque Sunport readies for Balloon Fiesta travel rush●ABQ International Sunport prepares for Balloon Fiesta travel surge✉newsLifeTravel1 h ago

    Albuquerque International Sunport is preparing for a surge in travelers as the annual Balloon Fiesta approaches. The event draws thousands of visitors to New Mexico each year, putting extra pressure on the airport's terminals, parking and airlines. Officials are urging passengers to arrive early and plan ahead as crowds and flight volumes rise through the fiesta period.

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