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    Agent-Reach tool lets AI agents browse the web directly●Panniantong/Agent-Reach⬢github68315 min ago

    A new open-source Python tool called Agent-Reach, published by developer Panniantong, is gaining traction for letting AI agents read and search major platforms including Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, GitHub, Bilibili and XiaoHongShu through a single command-line interface. Its pitch of full web access with zero API fees is drawing attention from developers building autonomous agents.

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    Twitter drama of the 2010s back in the spotlight▼Twitter drama of the 2010s🦋bluesky1622 h ago

    People are revisiting the era of high-profile feuds and viral arguments that defined Twitter during the 2010s. The topic covers the platform's most memorable celebrity clashes, pile-ons and meme moments that shaped online culture of the decade. Discussion is largely nostalgic, with users recalling how those episodes set the template for today's social media conflicts.

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    Critics lash out at Android Developer Verification Program●Fuck Android Developer Verification Program Article URL: https:// twitter.com/0xcrypto/status/21 05515822643114182 CommeMmastodonBusinessStartups318 h ago

    Developers and privacy advocates are pushing back against Google's Android Developer Verification Program, a plan requiring all app developers to verify their identity with Google even for apps distributed outside the Play Store. Critics argue it effectively turns Android into a gated platform, undermining sideloading and open distribution, and some are voicing their opposition in blunt terms.

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    Braves fans eye Dodgers clash in MLB playoffs●RE: https:// twitter.com/Braves/status/2105 855567323639857 Bring on the Dodgers!! # AtlantaBraves # mlbplayoffs # LetItMmastodonSportBaseball34 h ago

    The Atlanta Braves are facing a playoff matchup against the Los Angeles Dodgers, and fans are openly welcoming the challenge with calls of 'Bring on the Dodgers.' Anticipation is building around the MLB postseason series, with supporters rallying behind the team under a 'Let It Fly' rallying cry as October baseball heats up.

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    Praise for Pablo Torre's NBA Reporting●RE: https:// twitter.com/awfulannouncing/st atus/2105738291005862056 Good for Pablo. At least someone is still doing reaMmastodonSportBasketball28 h ago

    Sports commentator Pablo Torre is being praised for his NBA journalism, with one post commending him as 'still doing real journalism.' The remark comes via a repost of an Awful Announcing item, suggesting Torre has published reporting the NBA beat considers substantive at a time when commentary around the league is often criticized as shallow.

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    Memes tying Elon Musk to feminism circulate on social media●#meme #memes #twitter #socialmedia #elonmusk #musk #feminismMmastodonTechnologyInternet39 h ago

    Jokes tagging Elon Musk, Twitter and feminism are being shared across social platforms, mixing satire about the billionaire's ownership of the site with commentary on gender politics. The posts use the hashtag meme format typical of internet humor, and their spread suggests users are again mocking Musk's public statements and his handling of the social network.

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    Cowboys and Steelers trades spark NFL envy on talk shows●Today's We're-Jealous-of-All-These-Cowboys-Steelers-Trades Show: @ LarryFitzgerald@twitter.com | @ tomecurran@twitter.coMmastodonSportFootball219 h ago

    Sports talk hosts, including former players like Larry Fitzgerald and Mark Schlereth, are devoting a show to the recent wave of trades involving the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers. The discussion centres on envy around the moves the two franchises have pulled off, with analysts weighing in on how the deals reshape both rosters and what other teams might learn from them.

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    Figma restricts MCP access to whitelisted clients●Figma restricts MCP access to whitelisted clients, excluding Pi https://twitter.com/GayaniFigma/status/21052956299413504MmastodonTechnology319 h ago

    Figma has limited access to its Model Context Protocol server to a whitelist of approved clients, excluding Pi. The move, announced by a Figma employee, restricts which AI-powered development tools can connect to Figma's API for design data. Developers are debating whether the tighter controls protect the platform or close off an open ecosystem for AI tooling.

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