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    Security researcher reports $90,000 remote code execution bug in Google●I Found a $90k Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in GoogleYhnTechnologyCybersecurity23911 min ago

    A security researcher has disclosed finding a remote code execution vulnerability in Google's developer site, reportedly earning a $90,000 bounty through Google's bug bounty program. According to the writeup, the flaw involved Flask session pickle deserialization, which could allow attackers to run arbitrary code on the service. The disclosure has drawn widespread attention among security professionals.

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    Tesla Robotaxis Accused of Speeding Through School Zonesβ–ΌTesla's Robotaxis Blow Through School Zones, NHTSA Petition AllegesYhnTechnologyRobotics14619 min ago

    A petition filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration alleges that Tesla's robotaxis have been driving through school zones without slowing down or obeying posted speed limits. The complaint raises new safety questions about Tesla's autonomous driving program and could prompt a federal investigation into how the vehicles handle low-speed, high-risk zones near schools.

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    Fortran Turns 70●Celebrating 70 Years of FortranYhnCultureCelebrity31124 min ago

    The Fortran programming language is marking its 70th anniversary, with the language's community celebrating the milestone. First developed at IBM in the 1950s as one of the earliest high-level programming languages, Fortran remains widely used in scientific computing, numerical weather forecasting and high-performance computing. Discussions online are revisiting its lasting influence on modern software development.

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    Simons Foundation launches $15M initiative for mathematicians in AI era●Simons Foundation launches $15M effort to help mathematicians navigate AI eraYhnSportBasketball24738 min ago

    The Simons Foundation has announced a $15 million program aimed at helping mathematicians adapt to the rapid rise of artificial intelligence in their field. The initiative is intended to support the mathematics community as AI tools reshape research methods, collaboration and training, and it has drawn attention as a notable philanthropic response to AI's growing impact on fundamental science.

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    The US Senate has taken an initial step toward overhauling the college sports system, according to ABC News. The move comes as lawmakers weigh federal rules on issues like athlete compensation and name, image and likeness payments, which have reshaped college athletics in recent years. Details of the proposed legislation remain limited, but the action signals growing congressional interest in regulating how college athletes are paid and how universities manage their sports programs.

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    Critics warn federal scholarship tax credit could favor wealthy studentsβ—β€˜Title I for rich kids’ and other predictions for the Federal Scholarship Tax Creditβœ‰newsLifeEducation16 min ago

    Education analysts are offering predictions for the newly created Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, with a key concern that it could function as 'Title I for rich kids' β€” steering federal dollars intended to help disadvantaged students toward families already well-off. Observers expect debates over eligibility rules, state participation, and whether the program will widen or narrow education inequality as implementation details take shape.

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    Kenya's central bank governor has said the timing of the country's IMF program remains uncertain, offering no clear date for when arrangements might be finalized or resume. The remarks leave open questions about the financing outlook for a country that has relied on IMF support amid fiscal pressure and debt concerns. Further details from the central bank or the IMF have yet to be released.

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    Georgia and Alabama collide in high-profile college football game●Georgia Bulldogs vs. Alabama Crimson Tide | Full Game Highlights | ESPN College Footballβ–ΆyoutubeSportFootball2.0M40 min ago

    The Georgia Bulldogs faced the Alabama Crimson Tide in a college football matchup broadcast by ESPN, with full game highlights drawing massive attention from fans. The two Southeastern Conference powerhouses are among the sport's biggest programs, so any meeting between them generates significant buzz, debate over rankings, and reaction to key plays from the game.

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    An opinion column argues that the Republican Party has repeatedly cut funding for mental health programs and services. The piece frames these budget decisions as a consistent pattern rather than isolated votes, and criticizes the party for deprioritizing mental health investments. No new policy details or specific legislation are cited, so the claim rests on the author's argument.

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    11-year-old unsoundness bugs found in Rust borrow checker●11 year old unsoundness bugs found in Rust borrow checkerYhnWarTerrorism7451 h ago

    Two unsoundness bugs that have existed in the Rust borrow checker for roughly 11 years have been reported and filed in the Rust compiler's issue tracker on GitHub. The bugs allow code to bypass Rust's memory-safety guarantees, undermining the language's core promise. The discovery has drawn attention from the programming community, with discussion focusing on how long such issues can survive in a language built around safety.

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    A new retrospective recounts the early years of Kid Pix, the beloved children's drawing program first released for the Macintosh in the early 1990s. The piece traces how the software came to be and why its playful, forgiving design left a lasting mark on a generation of kids and parents. Readers are sharing memories of the tool and discussing its place in computing history.

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    Developer Builds a Modern Web App in Cβ–ΌA Modern Web App in CYhnTechnologyInternet71336 min ago

    Developer Corey Prophitt has published a write-up detailing how to build a modern web application in C, a language rarely used for full web development today. The piece walks through the practical choices and challenges involved, and it is drawing significant attention and debate among developers about whether C is a viable choice for contemporary web projects.

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    The Human Element of School Improvement●New post: The Human Element of School Improvement https:// esheninger.blogspot.com/2026/1 0/the-human-element-of-school-MmastodonLifeEducation016 min ago

    Education leader Eric Sheninger has published a new blog post titled 'The Human Element of School Improvement', arguing that successful school change depends on people and relationships rather than just programs, data or technology. The piece is being shared among educators and school leadership circles online, with readers in the education community discussing how to keep the human side of teaching at the center of improvement efforts.

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    Is Ruby Living Through Its Weimar Era?●Living in the Weimar Era of RubyYhnSportFootball9840 min ago

    Developer Julik has published an essay arguing that the Ruby programming language is living through its own Weimar era β€” a period of cultural richness but political fragility and slow decline. The piece is drawing attention on developer forums, with readers debating whether Ruby's community and ecosystem are genuinely fading or simply maturing out of the spotlight. It taps into ongoing anxiety about Ruby's relevance as newer languages dominate new projects.

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    Sudan High School Football Team Faces Seagraves Away●Sudan Varsity Football @ Seagravesβœ‰newsWarSudan1 h ago

    Sudan High School's varsity football team is scheduled to play an away game against Seagraves, two Texas towns with longstanding small-school football rivalry in the region. Local sports followers track the matchup on high school scoreboard services, which list fixture details and results for both programs as their seasons progress.

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