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- 1SpaceX Launches Starship on 14th Test Flight●[EN DIRECTO]: Primer Lanzamiento ORBITAL de Starship de SpaceX (Vuelo 14)
SpaceX conducted the orbital launch of Starship's 14th test flight, streamed live from its launch site as mission control tracked the vehicle in real time. The event drew large audiences watching the rocket's progress, with viewers following the countdown, liftoff, and flight milestones. Interest centres on Starship's continuing development as SpaceX pushes toward orbital capability and future deep-space missions.
- 2Several vulnerabilities discovered in the Linux kernel▼Several vulnerabilities have been discovered in the Linux kernel
Multiple security vulnerabilities have been discovered in the Linux kernel, as reported by LWN. The finding is drawing attention among developers and system administrators, who are likely weighing the risk to servers and devices running Linux and looking for guidance on patches and affected versions. Details on severity and fixes are being circulated in the technical community.
- 3Radicle Discloses Vulnerability in Its Network Protocol●Radicle: Disclosure of Vulnerability in the Network Protocol
Radicle, the decentralized code collaboration network, has published a disclosure of a vulnerability in its network protocol. The disclosure outlines the flaw and the response taken by the project. The item is drawing attention on developer forums, where readers are discussing the security of peer-to-peer code hosting infrastructure and the project's handling of the issue.
- 4OpenDLSS project reimplants Nvidia's DLSS neural rendering in Vulkan●OpenDLSS: A Vulkan Reimplementation of Nvidia's DLSS 5 Neural Rendering Network
A project called OpenDLSS offers a Vulkan-based reimplementation of Nvidia's DLSS 5 neural rendering network, aiming to bring the upscaling and frame-generation technology beyond Nvidia's proprietary stack. The code is hosted on GitHub, and developers are weighing how a vendor-independent version of the technique could work across AMD, Intel and other GPUs.
- 5IBM and Red Hat Patch Over 400 Hidden Open Source Vulnerabilities●IBM and Red Hat Remediate More Than 400 Previously Unknown Open Source Vulnerabilities
IBM and Red Hat have announced the remediation of more than 400 previously unknown open source software vulnerabilities. The companies disclosed the security fixes through their official news channels, highlighting ongoing efforts to strengthen the security of widely used open source components. The announcement is being circulated across technology and cybersecurity news outlets.
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Cenovus Energy has signed an agreement to acquire Athabasca Oil in a deal valued at $5.7 billion CAD, with the Financial Post citing a US$4 billion valuation for the target. Canadian outlets including CBC, the Toronto Star and the Financial Post carried the announcement. The acquisition continues consolidation among Canadian oil sands producers, with analysts also watching Cenovus's stated focus on efficiency and synergies from its operations.
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Cenovus Energy has signed a deal to acquire Athabasca Oil in a transaction valued at $5.7 billion. The acquisition consolidates assets in Alberta's oil sands sector, bringing Athabasca's operations under one of Canada's largest energy producers. The announcement is drawing wide attention in Canada's business and energy communities as observers weigh its impact on the industry's ongoing wave of consolidation.
- 8Fundraiser seeks donations for land to grow food for vulnerable families●Any amount donated today, grows our motivation towards achieving land for more food production to support vulnerable fam
A fundraiser is appealing for donations to buy land for food production in support of vulnerable families. The appeal stresses that even one dollar helps, and asks those unable to give to share the campaign with their networks. It is framed around gardening, agriculture, sustainability and climate themes, and is circulating among users interested in nutrition and food security.
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The municipality of Heusden will not grant exemptions from the fireworks ban, according to Omroep Brabant. The decision means that lighting fireworks remains prohibited across the municipality, including for events that might otherwise have applied for permission. In the Netherlands, debates over fireworks bans and exemptions intensify every year as New Year's Eve approaches, with safety and nuisance concerns driving local restrictions.
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Spanish public broadcaster RTVE has changed the schedule of its talk show La Revuelta this Tuesday to make way for the Croatia - Spain Nations League match. Viewers searching for the program's usual slot are being redirected to coverage of the fixture, and Spanish media outlets are flagging the change so fans know when the show will actually air.
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Diego González Rivas appears as the guest on David Broncano's TVE talk show 'La Revuelta' today. Spanish media, including El Confidencial, are introducing him to viewers, explaining who he is ahead of the broadcast. The show continues to draw attention for its high-profile guests since launching on public television.
- 12Xray-core accused of concealing certificate verification bypass flaw▼Xray-core concealed a certificate verification bypass vulnerability
Xray-core, a widely used network proxy tool often relied on for censorship circumvention, is facing accusations that it quietly concealed a certificate verification bypass vulnerability rather than disclosing it openly. The claim was raised in a public discussion, prompting debate about the project's security practices and transparency. Users of tools built on Xray-core, including VPN and proxy clients, are being urged to review whether their versions are affected and to apply updates once fixes are released.
- 13Formula 1 fans accused of taking themselves too seriously●J'ai vu que 2 vidéos pour l'instant mais je trouve que la commu des fans de # F1 se prend vraiment, vraiment trop au sér
A French-speaking commentator says the Formula 1 fan community takes itself far too seriously, pointing out that a recent bug — likely in the F1 video game — should not be blown out of proportion. Writing as a professional developer, the poster argues that bugs simply happen and that the sport is not ridiculous because of one glitch. The remark is sparking debate about fan overreactions.
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Croatian teenager Luka Vuskovic is trending in Germany as transfer speculation swirls around him. The young centre-back, regarded as one of Europe's most promising defenders, is being linked with moves involving top clubs, while Bayern Munich are also reported to be eyeing a Premier League star despite a major transfer outlay already made. Fans are debating how the club's defensive plans will shape up next season.
- 15Italian ski aces train as volcano erupts near the piste●Vulkan wird nahe Piste aktiv: Italiens Ski-Asse trainieren mit Feuer im Rücken www.n-tv.de/sport/mediathek/videos/spor
Italy's top ski racers are training on a slope while a nearby volcano is active, with fire visible in the background, according to a report by German news channel n-tv. The footage shows the athletes continuing their training sessions despite the dramatic volcanic activity close to the piste. The unusual combination of elite winter sport preparation and an erupting volcano is drawing attention.
- 16Experts renew warnings over UK food system vulnerability●For some decades experts on the UK's food system have warned about its vulnerability to shocks (political & environmenta
A group of experts has sent an open letter to the UK government arguing that the country's food system remains dangerously exposed to political and environmental shocks. For decades specialists have cautioned that Britain's reliance on imports and long supply chains leaves it poorly prepared for disruption. The letter calls on the state to improve preparation and give more support to local and regional food production.
- 17High Heat Major League Baseball 2002 marks 25th anniversary in Spain●Avui és el vint-i-cinquè aniversari de la publicació a casa nostra de "High Heat Major League Baseball 2002" per "Game B
The baseball video game High Heat Major League Baseball 2002, released on Nintendo's Game Boy Advance, is marking its twenty-fifth anniversary since its publication in Spain. Fans of retro gaming are recalling the title, which brought Major League Baseball to Nintendo's handheld console and remains a nostalgic reference for early-2000s sports gaming.
- 18Meta rushed to fix Muse VM escape flaw before launch●# Meta Rushed to Fix # Muse ‘VM Escape' # Vulnerability Soon Before Launch Vulnerability could have let a Muse user acce
Meta quietly patched a serious virtual machine escape vulnerability in its Muse system shortly before launch. The flaw could have allowed a Muse user to reach sensitive internal Meta databases. Reports say the issues were severe enough to reach Mark Zuckerberg directly, with staff working overtime to resolve them before the product went live.
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The German women's national football team (DFB-Frauen) is training in Heidelberg as it prepares for its match against Australia. According to public broadcaster tagesschau, the squad is using the Heidelberg base to fine-tune its preparations ahead of the game. Fans and German media are following the team's build-up closely as interest in the women's side continues to grow.
- 20Janus: Go tool runs GGUF models via Vulkan on any GPU●Show HN: Janus – Go binary that runs GGUF models via Vulkan on AMD/Intel/Nvidia
A developer has released Janus, a new open-source Go binary that runs GGUF large language models using Vulkan graphics drivers. The tool works across AMD, Intel and Nvidia hardware, letting users run local models without vendor-specific CUDA tooling. Hacker News commenters are debating its performance against llama.cpp and whether Vulkan can rival CUDA for inference.
- 21Meta Patched Muse VM Escape Flaw Before Launch▼Meta Rushed to Fix Muse ‘VM Escape' Vulnerability Soon Before Launch
Meta quietly patched a serious 'VM escape' vulnerability in its Muse product shortly before launch, according to 404 Media. The flaw could have allowed a Muse user to break out of the sandbox and access sensitive internal Meta databases. The fix came only just in time, raising questions about how thoroughly the product was tested before release.
- 22Black-and-Red Froghopper Photograph Shows Nature's Warning Colors●Black-and-Red Froghopper (Cercopis vulnerata). The bold black-and-red patterning serves as a warning to potential predat
A striking photo of the black-and-red froghopper (Cercopis vulnerata) is being shared in nature and biology circles. The insect's bold patterning is aposematic: it warns predators such as birds that the froghopper secretes a bitter, foul-tasting fluid, making it an unappealing meal.
- 23Turkish drones strike as Israel's Sudan strategy reportedly collapses●Türk SİHA'ları Vurdu, İsrail'in Sudan Oyunu Tamamen Çöktü! | Söz Konusu | 100
A Turkish current affairs programme claims Turkish armed drones carried out strikes that, according to the show, have completely wrecked Israel's strategy in Sudan. The discussion frames the developments as a major setback for Israeli influence in the Horn of Africa region. No independent confirmation of the strikes or the claimed collapse of Israeli plans has been provided, and details about dates, targets and casualties are not given.
- 24Putin backs Vucic to become Serbia's next prime minister●Putin endorsed Aleksandar Vučić President of Russia Vladimir Putin publicly expressed hope that Aleksandar Vučić will be
Russian President Vladimir Putin has publicly endorsed Aleksandar Vucic to become Serbia's next prime minister, praising Belgrade's 'balanced' policy and voicing a desire for continued cooperation between the two countries. The endorsement comes as Serbia forms a new government, and it is drawing attention given Serbia's delicate balancing act between Russia and the European Union.
- 25Rwanda beats Sudan 3-0 in AFCON U23 qualifiers●FULL Time match highlights 🇷🇼 RWANDA 3_0 🇸🇩 SUDAN AFCON U23 QUALIFIERS 🎉🎊🎉🎊 Amavubiiiiii 🎊🎉🎊🎊
Rwanda's under-23 national team, the Amavubi, defeated Sudan 3-0 in an AFCON U23 qualifier match. Fans are celebrating the full-time result and sharing match highlights, with supporters of the home side cheering the emphatic win. The result boosts Rwanda's qualification hopes in the tournament's qualifying series.
- 26Rwanda's Amavubi beat Sudan 3-0 in U-23 AFCON qualifier●Highlights & Goals : Amavubi 3 -0 Sudan ( U-23) AFCON Qualifiers at Kigali Pele Stadium
Rwanda's U-23 national team, Amavubi, defeated Sudan 3-0 in an AFCON qualifier match played at Kigali Pele Stadium. Sports outlets in Rwanda are sharing the highlights and goals from the win, which strengthens Rwanda's position in the qualification campaign. Fans are celebrating the convincing home result against the Sudanese side.
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Economist and longtime bitcoin critic Peter Schiff is warning that bitcoin could fall sharply if US technology stocks correct, arguing the cryptocurrency trades like a high-risk tech asset rather than a safe haven. His comments land as markets watch the tight correlation between crypto and megacap tech shares, with investors divided on whether bitcoin can decouple if equities slide.
- 28Attackers Exploit Critical Rejetto HFS Session Forgery Flaw▼⚠️ CRITICAL: Attackers Target Rejetto HFS Flaw That Enables Admin Session Forgery and RCE Rejetto HFS vulnerability CVE-
A critical vulnerability in Rejetto HTTP File Server, tracked as CVE-2026-61500, lets attackers forge admin sessions and achieve remote code execution through weakly signed session cookies. Security researchers report active exploitation detected in October 2026, with warnings circulating urging administrators to patch exposed HFS servers immediately.
- 295,060 held in custody during French high school protests, mostly minors●5060 personnes (!) dont 87% de mineurs, ont été placées en garde à vue depuis le début du mouvement des lycéens, indique
The French Justice Ministry says 5,060 people have been placed in police custody since the start of the high school student movement, 87% of them minors. Of those, 1,802 are facing prosecution, including 1,483 minors and 319 adults. The figures are drawing attention because of the overwhelming proportion of underage detainees.
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Volcanic eruptions are making headlines across several regions. Ecuador's Sangay volcano has triggered ash advisories, while Russia's Sheveluch sent an ash cloud up to 38,000 feet (11,600 metres). In Ethiopia, an eruption has alarmed local populations, with NISAR and Sentinel-1 satellites mapping hidden magma and shifting faults to track the event. Monitoring services continue to issue warnings as activity persists.
- 31TV host's pope-Céline Dion comparison draws 400,000 views and backlash●Ma dernière émission a fait 400 000 vues uniques en 5 jours. Il y a des compliments, mais aussi certains internautes qui
A Quebec broadcaster says his latest show drew 400,000 unique views in five days. While many viewers praised it, some took offence at his decision to compare the pope with Céline Dion during a segment analysing the impact of the pontiff's visit. The host insists the comparison was obvious humour.
- 32Sudan hold Rwanda 1-1 in World Cup qualifying clash●🟤LIVE: SUDAN 1-1 RWANDA|| AMAVUBI YANGANYIJE NA KENYA|| UMUSIMBURA WA BONHEUR|| UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE
Sudan and Rwanda drew 1-1 in their international fixture, with Rwanda's Amavubi side unable to secure a win that would have strengthened their position in qualifying against rivals like Kenya. Commentary in Kinyarwanda also touched on coach Bonheur's squad selection and UEFA Nations League fixtures. Fans are debating what the dropped points mean for Rwanda's campaign.
- 33An ode to the writers nobody reads▼Cántame, musa de la lamparita, a los que escriben y nadie lee. Al que vuelve del trabajo y se sienta igual. Al blog de o
A Spanish-language poem is circulating that pays tribute to people who write without an audience: those whose blogs get eleven visits, the teacher, the bricklayer, the woman who dictates, and workers who sit down to write after their shift just as tired as they left. The piece, published on Fictograma, reframes writing as an act of devotion rather than recognition, and is resonating with readers who see their own unpublished efforts reflected in it.
- 34Stars Turn Out for Louis Vuitton Spring 2027 Show●Celebrities Front Row at Louis Vuitton Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Show [PHOTOS]
Louis Vuitton staged its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear show in Paris, drawing a string of celebrities to the front row. WWD published a photo gallery capturing the star attendees, underlining the brand's ongoing pull over A-list guests during Paris Fashion Week and the attention its celebrity seating generates among fashion watchers.
- 35Zendaya and Emma Stone lead stars at Paris Fashion Week▼All the celebrities at Paris Fashion Week September 2026: Zendaya, Emma Stone and more from Louis Vuitton
Zendaya, Emma Stone and other high-profile celebrities are attending Paris Fashion Week's September 2026 editions, with Louis Vuitton among the headline shows drawing A-list front rows. Coverage is focusing on which stars appeared at which runway events and what they wore, as the industry showcases its latest collections in the French capital.
- 36IBM and Red Hat Patch Over 400 Unknown Open Source Flaws●IBM and Red Hat Fix More Than 400 Previously Unknown Open Source Vulnerabilities
IBM and Red Hat have fixed more than 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities in open source software. The disclosure highlights ongoing efforts to secure widely used open source components that underpin enterprise systems worldwide. Security teams at organizations relying on Red Hat platforms are expected to review and apply the patches to protect their infrastructure.
- 37HireVue AI job interview screening draws criticism●I just learned about HireVue ( https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HireVue ), a platform used by large corporations to screen
HireVue, a platform used by large corporations to screen job candidates, is drawing renewed attention. Applicants record video responses to written questions in real time, with software assessing their answers. Critics describe the process as impersonal and dehumanising, questioning the fairness and accuracy of automated evaluation of workers, and many say they are only now learning how widely employers rely on it.
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Louis Vuitton's Spring 2027 collection is being presented under the title 'Defying Gravity'. The fashion house's latest seasonal showcase is drawing attention from fashion media, with the theme suggesting elevated, weightless design ideas for the upcoming season. Coverage so far is limited to the announcement, and details of the collection's looks, venue, or creative direction remain scarce as the industry discusses the reveal.
- 39IBM and Red Hat Fix Over 400 Java Vulnerabilities▼Lightwell: How IBM & Red Hat Fixed 400+ Java Vulnerabilities
IBM and Red Hat, working with Lightwell, have patched more than 400 Java vulnerabilities, according to Cyber Magazine. The scale of the remediation effort is drawing attention across the software and security community, as enterprises running Java-based systems assess what the fixes mean for their own environments and patching priorities.
- 40Poll: 75% of Ukrainians want negotiated end to war with Russia●LA NOTIZIA: Ucraina, il 75% dei cittadini vuole negoziare la fine della guerra con la Russia: ma chiedono una pace giust
A new survey suggests 75% of Ukrainian citizens want negotiations to end the war with Russia. However, the poll also indicates they insist on a just peace and reject the conditions Moscow has put forward. The finding highlights a shift in Ukrainian public opinion as the conflict continues, with most people open to talks but unwilling to accept Russian terms.