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- 1Security researcher earns $90k for Google remote code execution flaw●I Found a $90k Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Google
Security researcher Simon Koeck reports finding a remote code execution vulnerability in Google, which he says earned a $90,000 reward. In a writeup, he describes exploiting an insecure Flask session pickle deserialization issue in a Google developer site. The disclosure is drawing attention as an example of a well-paid bug bounty finding in Google's platform.
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Pickled Pink 2026, a local event, is being promoted by Patch, drawing attention in the US alongside broader search interest in the word 'pink'. Details about the event's date, venue and program remain limited in current coverage, but the listing signals an upcoming community gathering planned for 2026.
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Pickleball is under strain on both supply and demand sides. Analysts say many dedicated clubs are shutting because their business math does not work, with high operating costs outpacing membership. Meanwhile in Metro Manila, warehouse conversions into courts have pushed industrial rents up nearly 12%, showing the sport's rapid growth is now reshaping real estate markets and squeezing operators.
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Oos Kesbeke, of the Amsterdam pickles and gherkins family business Kesbeke, is drawing attention in the Netherlands after sharing a personal reflection, saying he was 'actually just too stubborn'. At the same time, the company is opening another pop-up store in the centre of Purmerend, continuing its direct-to-customer retail push.
- 5Homemade fridge pickles turn intensely garlicky over time●I made fridge pickles a few weeks ago and their strength has only grown with time. I had two spears and I am a being of
A home cook reports that fridge pickles made a few weeks ago have grown steadily stronger, becoming so garlicky after eating two spears that they describe themselves as 'a being of pure garlic'. The lighthearted note highlights how quick refrigerator pickles keep intensifying in flavour the longer they sit, a point that resonates with others who pickle at home.
- 6Pizza Topped With Pickles, Ranch and Potato Chips●This Pizza Is Loaded With Pickles, Ranch, and Crunchy Potato Chips
Food & Wine is featuring a pizza recipe loaded with pickles, ranch dressing, and crunchy potato chips. The unusual topping combination puts a tangy, crunchy twist on a classic dish, and comfort-food mashups like this tend to spark debate among food lovers over whether the flavors work together.
- 7Researcher reports $90,000 remote code execution bug in Google●I Found a $90k Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Google Article URL: https:// simonkoeck.com/writeups/google -devsi
Security researcher Simon Koeck has published a writeup describing a remote code execution vulnerability he found in Google, reportedly earning a $90,000 bounty. The flaw involves Flask session pickle deserialization on Google Devsite. The disclosure is being circulated and discussed among developers and security commentators online.
- 8Tennis star's pickleball match turns nasty over constant yelling▼Tennis star's pickleball match turns nasty when player won't stop yelling, Herbert's a mess & a crazy Vegas L
A tennis star's pickleball match turned nasty when an opposing player refused to stop yelling during play. The incident is being reported alongside other sports oddities, including a rough outing for Herbert and a remarkable losing result in Vegas. The confrontation has drawn attention as an example of how tensions can flare in pickleball, a sport increasingly attracting athletes from tennis.
- 9The Dink (2026) prompts confessions from lapsed pickleball players●The Dink (2026) I took up pickleball earlier this year. Bought the paddle, paid for the lessons, the whole solemn ritual
A film called The Dink, due in 2026, is drawing personal stories about pickleball. One writer recounts taking up the sport in earnest this year — paddle, lessons and all — only to discover a lack of talent and a preference for returning to World of Warcraft on weekends, leading to quitting the game altogether.
- 10Pickleball facility franchisor files for bankruptcy, founder admits mistake▼Pickleball facility franchisor files for bankruptcy as founder acknowledges business mistake: 'I own it'
A US franchisor that runs pickleball facilities has filed for bankruptcy, with its founder publicly acknowledging the business failure, saying 'I own it.' The filing highlights the risks of rapid franchise expansion in the booming but crowded pickleball market, where demand for courts has not always matched the high costs of building and operating dedicated venues.
- 11No-Oil Pineapple Pickle With Jaggery Gains Attention●Easy No-Oil Pineapple Pickle Recipe With Jaggery And Hand-Pounded Spices
A recipe for a no-oil pineapple pickle made with jaggery and hand-pounded spices is circulating on food platforms, offering an oil-free take on traditional Indian pickles. The preparation highlights jaggery as a natural sweetener balanced against tangy pineapple and freshly crushed spices, appealing to home cooks looking for lighter, preservative-free condiment options.
- 12Times of Israel blog reflects on moving from war to pickleball▼The Blogs: From War Room to Pickleball Court
A Times of Israel blog post titled 'From War Room to Pickleball Court' draws attention, contrasting the high-pressure world of wartime decision-making with the everyday leisure of pickleball. The piece joins wider conversation about how Israelis balance crisis and normal life, with pickleball's growing popularity adding a lighter angle to coverage of the country's ongoing security pressures.
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Fox 8 News is sharing a recipe for a Cubano sandwich, dubbed the 'Cubano king', as part of its recipe box series. The item offers readers a guide to making the pressed Cuban sandwich at home, featuring typical fillings of roast pork, ham, cheese, pickles and mustard.
- 14Electrified Pickles Glow Orange And Scientists May Finally Know Why▼Electrified Pickles Glow Orange And Scientists Are Closing In On Why, With Both Leading Theories Combining
Scientists believe they are closing in on an explanation for why pickles glow orange when an electric current is passed through them, a well-known science demonstration. New research suggests the two leading theories behind the glow may actually combine rather than compete, offering a unified account of the phenomenon. The quirky experiment, long used in classrooms, is drawing fresh attention for what it reveals about plasma and sodium emission.
- 15Mother's Recipe: From A Pune Wada To 42 Countries▼How Mother's Recipe Went From A Pune Wada To Homes In 42 Countries
Indian food brand Mother's Recipe traces its journey from a traditional Pune household to a presence in homes across 42 countries. The story highlights how its pickles and spice mixes, rooted in family recipes, grew into an international brand carried by the Indian diaspora and found on shelves worldwide.