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- 1Coal still supplies a third of the world's electricity▼Where does the world's electricity come from? In 2024, coal still produced about a third of it (34%), while wind and sol
New figures on the global electricity mix show coal remained the largest single source in 2024, producing roughly 34% of the world's power, while wind and solar together reached 15%, up sharply from just 4% a decade earlier. The data has been visualised on an interactive world map, letting viewers zoom from global totals down to country-level detail, prompting discussion about the pace of the renewable energy transition.
- 2OpenShot 4.0.1 Video Editor Released with Timeline Improvements●# OpenShot 4.0.1 Open-Source Video Editor Released with Timeline and Zoom Improvements, Faster Keyframe and Color Editin
The open-source video editor OpenShot has released version 4.0.1, bringing improvements to the timeline and zoom functions, faster keyframe and color editing, and official Snap package support for Linux. The update follows the recent major 4.0 release and is aimed at refining stability and performance. Free-software communities are sharing the news, with users welcoming the polished editing workflow and wider availability across Linux distributions.
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In the Netherlands, searches around 'Netherlands World Cup' are climbing as attention focuses on the national squad. Dutch commentary is zooming in on captain Virgil van Dijk, with a popular NRC column playfully asking whether the Liverpool defender conducts imaginary conversations, a nod to debates about his on-pitch leadership and demeanour. Fans are weighing the team's chances and Van Dijk's form ahead of the tournament.
- 4Zoom stock falls Monday, lagging the broader market▼Zoom Communications Inc. stock falls Monday, underperforms market
Zoom Communications Inc. shares declined on Monday, underperforming the overall market's movement during the trading session. The drop adds to pressure on the video communications company's stock, which has faced volatility as investors weigh its post-pandemic growth outlook and competitive position in the business software sector.
- 5OpenShot 4.0.1 Video Editor Released●🐧 OpenShot 4.0.1 Video Editor Released with Timeline and Zoom Improvements OpenShot 4.0.1 open-source video editor is no
The OpenShot open-source video editor has released version 4.0.1, now available for download. The update brings improvements to the timeline and zoom functionality, an updated Razor tool, and faster keyframe and color editing. It is being shared in Linux and open-source communities as a notable maintenance release for the free editing software.
- 6Photographer attempts DIY repair of jamming Sony zoom lens●Uh-oh, I'm going in! (A Sony FE 24–105 mm F4 G with a bit of grit jamming the zoom mechanism.) # Photography # DIY
A photographer is opening up a Sony FE 24–105 mm F4 G lens after grit got into the zoom mechanism and started jamming it. The DIY repair attempt is being shared with a small audience of photography and home-repair enthusiasts, who follow such teardowns to learn whether grit inside a lens barrel can be cleaned without professional service.
- 7Zoom Unveils New Tools for Higher Education Learning▼Zoom Connects Live Instruction, Video Learning, and Engagement Insights for Higher Education
Zoom has announced a set of offerings connecting live instruction, video-based learning, and engagement insights for higher education institutions. The move aims to give universities a single platform for teaching and analytics on student participation. It reflects growing competition among education technology providers seeking to support hybrid and online classrooms as universities reassess their digital tools.
- 8Fractal Zoom Video Draws Eyes With Spanish True Crime Caption●⚡ Satisfying Infinite Fractal Zoom · Twilight Current # satisfying # shorts 🌀 fractal — oddly satisfying ¿Debería reabri
An automated short video showing a hypnotic infinite fractal zoom titled 'Twilight Current' is circulating with a Spanish-language caption asking whether a corruption case in Spain should be reopened, tagged with true crime and corruption hashtags. The mismatch between the soothing fractal visuals and the true crime question is drawing attention, as viewers encounter unrelated crime discussion attached to satisfying-loop content.
- 9Zoom stock rises Tuesday, outperforming the broader market▼Zoom Communications Inc. stock rises Tuesday, outperforms market
Zoom Communications Inc. shares climbed on Tuesday, beating the overall market's performance during the session. The move drew attention from investors tracking the video communications company, whose stock has been closely watched for signs of demand stabilization. No specific driver for the day's gain was cited in the report.
- 10Elliot Page's Magazine Cover Sparks Online Debate▼Trans Actor Elliot Page’s Magazine Cover Divides Internet As Netizens Zoom In On Bold Detail
A new magazine cover featuring transgender actor Elliot Page is dividing opinion online, with readers closely examining a bold detail in the image. Reactions have been split, with some praising the cover while others criticise it, fuelling wider discussion about the actor and his public visibility.
- 11Blogger Reviews Obscure Arcade Maze Game Cheese Chase●New blog post time! This week's game is Cheese Chase, arcade maze action from Art & Magic, makers of the Amiga owl shmup
A retro gaming blogger has published a new post on Cheese Chase, an arcade maze action game by Art & Magic, the Belgian studio also known for the Amiga shoot-em-up Agony. The review praises glimpses of potential in the turnstile mechanics and hazard manipulation, but criticises the zoomed-in camera and slippery movement for holding the game back.
- 12LegalZoom co-founder Brian Lee joins Steno board●TL;DR: Brian Lee, co-founder of LegalZoom, has joined the board of Steno, a company specializing in court reporting and
Brian Lee, co-founder of LegalZoom, has joined the board of Steno, a company specializing in court reporting and AI-driven litigation support. The appointment is being read as a notable signal of growing convergence between the legal industry and legal technology, with Steno positioning itself at the intersection of traditional litigation services and AI tools.