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- 1Maker preps messy Archimedes experiments and carbon-fiber projects●I'll have some messy experiments for Archimedes... plus some things I'm planning to share in my projects/materials threa
A hobbyist robotics and materials builder says they will bring a set of messy experiments to Archimedes, a hands-on making event, and plans to share more in an ongoing projects and materials thread. The planned showcase includes an old project currently being upgraded and several unusual carbon-fiber pieces, though travel fatigue delayed the write-up. The post drew modest engagement from the maker community.
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A projectile struck Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, coming a day after a deadly missile attack on Saudi Arabia. The back-to-back strikes on the Saudi capital heightened concerns about escalating regional conflict and the safety of civil aviation infrastructure. Details on casualties or damage were not immediately available, but the repeat attacks drew strong attention across regional and international media.
- 3Small Poultry Project Seeks Land to Expand▼I just want to share the progress of our poultry project with you. Please, engaged with our work and if possible, enable
A farming group is sharing updates on its poultry project and asking the public for support, including help to secure land so the enterprise can expand. The post highlights work combining poultry, gardening and agriculture, and appeals for engagement with the project's activities. Interest so far is small, with only a handful of likes, but it reflects growing online visibility for smallholder and community farming efforts.
- 4Magnitude launches self-optimizing inference engine for AI agents▼Launch HN: Magnitude (YC S25) – Self-optimizing inference engine for agents
Magnitude, a startup from Y Combinator's S25 batch, has launched a self-optimizing inference engine designed for AI agents. The engine automatically improves how agents run models, and the team has open-sourced the project on GitHub. The launch drew immediate attention on Hacker News, drawing engagement from developers weighing in on the approach.
- 5Eldritch TV project updated with 40 free online channels●Oigan, acabo de actualizar por completo el proyecto Eldritch Tv y quedó genial. Ahora pueden ver 40 canales de televisió
A developer has fully updated the Eldritch TV project, a browser-based site that streams 40 internet television channels free of charge with no installation required. Users only need to visit the website to start watching. The update is being shared among Spanish-speaking internet users, with early reactions praising how well the revamped project turned out.
- 6Dengue Dengue Dengue and Los Hijos de Lamas release Pantano●DNGDNGDNG + Los Hijos de Lamas ▶️ Pantano ¡Las profundidades de la Amazonía peruana y la electrónica de vanguardia se fu
Peruvian electronic project Dengue Dengue Dengue has teamed up with Los Hijos de Lamas on a new track called Pantano. The collaboration fuses sounds drawn from the Peruvian Amazon with cutting-edge club electronics, and is being described as a monumental sonic ritual that pushes beyond conventional club music boundaries.
- 7Small poultry farming appeal seeks support to grow flock▼# SilentSunday I want to start a small poultry project. I currently have 10 chicks and hope to expand to 100. I need sup
An aspiring small-scale farmer is starting a poultry project with 10 chicks and aims to expand the flock to 100. He is appealing for contributions to cover a proper shelter, chicks, feed, heating and basic equipment, saying any help could turn the small start into a viable business.
- 8OpenAI revenue reportedly $20 billion below projections●OpenAI's revenue is reportedly $20 billion less than previously projected https://techcrunch.com/2026/10/08/openais-reve
OpenAI's revenue is reportedly running about $20 billion less than previously projected, according to a new report. The shortfall raises fresh questions about the company's spending pace, valuation and the broader sustainability of the AI investment boom, and is prompting debate about whether inflated expectations have outpaced actual enterprise and consumer demand.
- 9SpaceX readies massive funding to secure Nvidia AI chips●SpaceX prepara una financiación gigantesca para asegurarse chips de Nvidia y ampliar su músculo en inteligencia artifici
SpaceX is preparing a large financing round aimed at securing a supply of Nvidia chips and expanding its artificial intelligence capabilities. The move, linked to Elon Musk's broader AI push, would place the rocket company alongside efforts tied to data centers and projects such as Colossus, intensifying competition for scarce semiconductors that Wall Street is watching closely.
- 10$1.7 Billion Solar Project Under Construction Near College Station▼Blindsided by Big Solar: $1.7B energy project under construction outside Aggieland
A $1.7 billion large-scale solar energy project is under construction outside Aggieland, the area around Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. Local outlet KBTX reports residents were caught off guard by the scale of the development, with the headline suggesting landowners and neighbors felt blindsided as the massive solar facility takes shape near their community.
- 11Where do the Nuggets rank among Western Conference lineups?▼Where do Nuggets land in NBA’s Western Conference? Ranking every projected starting lineup.
The Denver Post has published a ranking of every projected starting lineup in the NBA's Western Conference, assessing where the Denver Nuggets stand against their rivals. The piece places the Nuggets' starting five within the broader conference hierarchy, prompting debate among fans about how the team's roster compares with contenders entering the new season.
- 12Your unused apps are a behavioral map, essay argues●The average person has 80 apps and uses 9 regularly. The other 70 are something else entirely: a behavioral map of who y
A new essay claims the average person has about 80 apps installed but regularly uses only 9. The remaining 70, it argues, are not clutter but a record of past intentions — fitness goals, side projects, self-improvement phases — that people avoid deleting because doing so would mean abandoning the person they hoped to become. The piece frames smartphone clutter as a psychological artifact rather than a storage problem.
- 13Warm feelings after Barcelona games festival●Traigo el corazón muy calentito después de esta # sagabarcelonagamefest . Encuentros muy bonitos y algunos de ellos ines
A games festival in Barcelona, Saga Barcelona Game Fest, has left attendees reflecting warmly on the experience. One visitor described the event as full of beautiful encounters, some unexpected, and highlighted small, recently discovered game projects that stood apart from the corporate side of the industry.
- 14Will Erling Haaland start for Manchester City against Liverpool?▼Manchester City projected lineup vs. Liverpool: Is Erling Haaland starting?
Attention is on Erling Haaland's fitness ahead of Manchester City's upcoming Premier League match against Liverpool, with USA Today and Yahoo Sports both publishing projected lineups for the fixture. Outlets are debating whether the Norwegian striker will be named in the starting eleven, a decision that could significantly shape one of English football's biggest rivalries.
- 15Pennsylvania DEP Highlights County Water Projects and Mine Reclamation▼DEP Healthy Waters News: County Projects Get Measurable Environmental Results; Abandoned Mine Reclamation; Grant Opportunities
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's Healthy Waters News reports that county-level projects are delivering measurable environmental results, alongside updates on abandoned mine reclamation work and newly available grant opportunities. The bulletin aims to inform local governments, watershed groups and residents about funding and progress in restoring waterways affected by historic mining.
- 16A7 Radio keeps running until exhaustion, vowing to push on●🔴COurir, encore et encore, jusqu'a l'épuisement. On y arrivera. ✅️ https:// a7productions.blogspot.com/p/7 -radio-100-mi
The French web radio project A7 Radio has posted a defiant message: running, again and again, until exhaustion, but insisting they will get there. The note, shared alongside links to the station's 100-mix streaming page, suggests an ongoing push to keep its webradio and podcast output alive despite fatigue.
- 17Legacy Education Project urges adults to nurture children's movement-based learning●Keeping Movement Alive – The Legacy Project “Children are already learning through movement. Our opportunity is to help
The Legacy Education Project argues that children already learn naturally through movement, and that education should recognise and nurture this rather than introduce something new. The initiative says its goal is to keep that embodied awareness alive as children grow, positioning movement as central rather than peripheral to learning.
- 18Community Classifies Solar Projects With Junkyards to Block Them▼To Block Solar Energy Projects, One Community Lumped Them in With Junkyards and Adult Bookstores
One community has moved to restrict solar energy developments by grouping them in zoning rules with junkyards and adult bookstores, effectively treating solar farms as undesirable land uses. The move, reported by Inside Climate News, highlights a growing tactic in local disputes over renewable energy siting, where opponents use zoning ordinances and nuisance classifications to stall or block large-scale solar projects.
- 19Open-source tool decodes carrier settings in iPhone, Pixel and Galaxy firmware●Carrier-Explode decodifica el firmware de iPhone, Pixel y Galaxy para mostrar qué APN, VoLTE, Wi-Fi Calling y 5G trae ca
Carrier-Explode, an open-source tool, parses the firmware of iPhones, Google Pixels and Samsung Galaxy phones to reveal exactly which carrier settings each operator ships, including APN configurations, VoLTE support, Wi-Fi Calling and 5G capabilities. It also lets users compare carriers against each other. Developers and mobile enthusiasts are sharing the project, praising it as a rare window into the otherwise opaque carrier settings embedded in phone firmware across iOS and Android.
- 20Zephyr RTOS fuel gauge vulnerability rated 7.8 disclosed▼🚨 EUVD-2026-97111 📊 Score: 7.8/10 (CVSS v3.1) 📦 Product: Zephyr 🏢 Vendor: zephyrproject 📅 Updated: 2026-10-11 📝 The user
A medium-high severity vulnerability, EUVD-2026-97111, has been catalogued in the Zephyr real-time operating system, maintained by the Zephyr Project. The flaw sits in the user-mode syscall verifiers for fuel gauge property functions in the drivers/fuel_gauge syscall handlers, where two declared checks were incomplete. The entry carries a CVSS v3.1 score of 7.8 and was updated on 11 October 2026.
- 21Medium-severity vulnerability disclosed in Zephyr RTOS touch driver▼🚨 EUVD-2026-97112 📊 Score: 6.8/10 (CVSS v3.1) 📦 Product: Zephyr 🏢 Vendor: zephyrproject 📅 Updated: 2026-10-11 📝 The Good
A newly catalogued vulnerability, EUVD-2026-97112, has been disclosed affecting the Goodix GT9xx touch input driver in the Zephyr real-time operating system, maintained by the Zephyr Project. The flaw carries a CVSS v3.1 score of 6.8 out of 10 and relates to how the driver reads and masks touch point counts from the controller's status register. The entry was updated on 11 October 2026.
- 22Separatist party projected to win Quebec election●Separatist party projected to win Quebec election, adding new test to Canada's unity https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles
Projection results indicate a sovereigntist party is set to win Quebec's provincial election, a result with significant implications for Canadian unity. A separatist victory in Quebec would reignite long-standing debates over the province's independence movement and put fresh pressure on relations between Quebec and Ottawa. Commentators are watching closely to see how federal politicians respond to the result.
- 23Moderate vulnerability disclosed in RuoYi admin framework●🚨 EUVD-2026-97234 📊 Score: 5.1/10 (CVSS v3.1) 📦 Product: RuoYi, RuoYi, RuoYi (+1 more) 🏢 Vendor: y_project 📅 Updated: 20
A security flaw tracked as EUVD-2026-97234 has been identified in y_project's RuoYi web framework, affecting versions up to 4.8.3. The weakness, rated 5.1 out of 10 on the CVSS v3.1 scale, sits in the renderDrawer function of the /system/dict/data/add component. Administrators running RuoYi are advised to check for patched releases.
- 24District 15Fifteen lands new retail tenants in Parsippany▼District 15Fifteen welcomes newest retail tenants, with few spaces remaining at mixed-use Parsippany project
District 15Fifteen, a mixed-use development in Parsippany, New Jersey, has signed on its latest retail tenants, with only a handful of spaces left available at the project. The leasing momentum signals strong demand for retail at the development as it continues to fill out its commercial component alongside its residential offerings.
- 25Developer shares open-source C solutions repository●Hey developers! 👋 I'm excited to share one of my projects: VScode-c-solutions — a collection of C... # c # dsa # github
A developer has released VScode-c-solutions, a GitHub repository collecting C programming solutions with a focus on data structures and algorithms. The project is presented as a learning resource for people studying C through working code, and is being shared with the wider programming community. Early attention is modest so far.
- 26Free internet TV channel offers English cooking recipes●🌐📺 # feditv # televisión por internet # gratis Recetas y cocina (inglés) https:// text.tchncs.de/feditv/recetas- y-cocin
A Spanish-language entry in the FedditV project promotes a free internet television channel dedicated to recipes and cooking, available in English. The listing, shared on Mastodon, is part of a broader index of free online TV channels. It highlights how community-maintained directories are pointing audiences toward no-cost, niche streaming content like culinary programming.
- 27Biohub's virtual biology project hits $1.8 billion in funding▼Funding for Biohub's virtual biology project reaches $1.8B with big tech backing
Funding for the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub's virtual biology project has reached $1.8 billion, with major technology companies among its backers. The initiative aims to model biological systems computationally, combining AI, biology and large-scale data. The scale of the investment and the involvement of big tech firms are drawing attention across the biotech and science funding communities.
- 28Navajo environmentalists offered money to drop energy project opposition▼Navajo environmentalists were offered money to drop opposition to energy project
Navajo environmental campaigners say they were offered money in exchange for abandoning their opposition to an energy project, according to NPR reporting. The allegations raise questions about lobbying tactics and pressure on Indigenous communities defending land and environmental interests. The episode is likely to fuel debate over how energy developers deal with tribal opposition and whether such offers amount to improper inducements.
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A crude oil tanker was struck by a projectile while transiting the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint for global oil shipments. Reports say the vessel was damaged but details on casualties or responsibility remain limited. The incident has raised fresh concerns about shipping security and tanker traffic through the strategically vital waterway between Iran and the Arabian Peninsula.
- 30OpenAI revenue reportedly $20 billion below projections●OpenAI’s revenue is reportedly $20 billion less than previously projected It had previously been reported that the AI la
OpenAI's annualized revenue is reportedly around $20 billion lower than earlier figures suggested. Previous reporting put the AI lab's annualized revenue at roughly $70 billion, but a new report claims the actual number is significantly below that estimate. The gap raises fresh questions about whether the company's spending plans and valuation rest on revenues it has yet to secure, and how quickly its business is really growing.
- 31Navajo environmentalists offered money to drop energy project opposition●Navajo environmentalists were offered money to drop opposition to energy project https://www.npr.org/2026/10/09/nx-s1-59
NPR reports that Navajo environmental activists were offered money in exchange for dropping their opposition to an energy project. The allegations have drawn attention to the pressures facing Indigenous communities resisting development on their lands, with environmental and Indigenous rights groups likely to weigh in on the report and its implications for consent and accountability in energy development.
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A tanker in the Persian Gulf was struck by projectiles, with casualties reported aboard, according to emerging reports. Shipping in the Gulf has been repeatedly at risk amid regional tensions, and any attack on commercial vessels raises immediate concern for crews, insurers and energy markets. Details about the vessel, the attacker and the extent of the casualties remain limited as officials respond.
- 33Wolfpack Theatre Company stages 24 Hour Play Project▼Wolfpack Theatre Company tests their creative limits with 24 Hour Play Project
Wolfpack Theatre Company has staged a 24 Hour Play Project, in which writers, directors and performers create and present original plays within a single day. The event is framed as a test of the company's creative limits, requiring participants to write, rehearse and perform brand-new work in 24 hours.
- 34Jon Rahm splits from LIV Golf's new project●Jon Rahm rompe con el nuevo proyecto de LIV Golf tras tres temporadas como gran referencia del circuito y deja abierto s
Spanish golfer Jon Rahm has ended his association with LIV Golf's new project after three seasons as one of the circuit's leading figures, leaving his competitive future open. His next move, whether a return to the PGA Tour, the DP World Tour or another path, remains undecided, and the news is drawing close attention in the golf world.
- 35Linux Marks 35 Years From Hobby Project to Global Infrastructure●35 Years of Linux How did a hobby project evolve into the open source engine of global infrastructure? The milestone rep
Linux is marking 35 years since Linus Torvalds launched it as a hobby project, and LF Research has released a milestone report tracing the kernel's evolution and its present-day impact. The open source system now underpins much of the world's servers, cloud platforms and devices, and commentators are reflecting on how a volunteer effort became the engine of global computing infrastructure.
- 36Oil Tanker Hit by Projectile in Strait of Hormuz●Oil Tanker Hit by Projectile in Strait of Hormuz Amid Surge of Attacks
A commercial oil tanker was struck by a projectile while transiting the Strait of Hormuz, the key shipping chokepoint for global oil exports. The incident comes amid a surge of attacks on maritime traffic in the region, raising concerns about the safety of shipping lanes and the risk of wider escalation affecting global energy supplies.
- 37Flatten SF maps walking routes that avoid San Francisco's hills●Flatten SF calcula en el navegador rutas que equilibran distancia y desnivel, combinando lidar de un metro del USGS con
Flatten SF is a new browser tool that calculates routes across San Francisco by balancing distance against elevation gain. It combines one-metre-resolution lidar elevation data from the USGS with the Overture street network graph to suggest paths that spare pedestrians the city's famously steep climbs. The project is drawing attention among developers and urbanists as a practical example of open geodata put to everyday use.
- 38Department of Energy backs UC Irvine AI geothermal project▼Department of Energy selects UC Irvine-led, AI-driven geothermal energy project
The US Department of Energy has selected a geothermal energy project led by UC Irvine that uses artificial intelligence. The initiative will apply AI to advance geothermal energy development, positioning the university as a lead institution in federally supported clean energy research. Details on funding amounts and project partners have not yet been disclosed, but the selection highlights growing federal interest in AI-accelerated renewable energy technologies.
- 39DOE Funds AI-Driven Catalyst Discovery Project Under Genesis Mission●DOE Funds AI-Driven Catalyst Discovery Project as Part of Genesis Mission
The US Department of Energy is funding a new project that uses artificial intelligence to speed up the discovery of catalysts, as part of its broader Genesis Mission initiative. The project, involving Caltech researchers, aims to apply AI tools to materials and chemistry research. Details on funding amounts and timelines have not yet been announced.
- 40Claude Code plugin tracks usage by project locally●A small Claude Code plugin that breaks 5-hour and 7-day usage down by project and skill, using only your local transcrip
A developer has released a small open-source plugin for Claude Code that breaks down Anthropic's 5-hour and 7-day usage limits by individual project and skill. It works entirely from local transcripts, without sending data anywhere. The tool is being shared among developers interested in productivity tooling and in understanding how their AI coding allowance is actually consumed across different work.