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  1. Fleet Werewolf blends Battleship with social deduction: read the firing tips, uncover the hidden werewolf spy, and vote to detain them before the enemy fleet wins. Play in Japanese or English: nextgenrungames.com/play/90425
    #indiegame #browsergame

  2. Small trucking fleets running on paper-thin margins evaporate the second diesel spikes. The state offers tax-exempt farm fuel to negotiate with physics.
    newsnationnow.com/business/you

  3. Iran Bought a Fleet of 225 F-4 Phantoms Made in the USA and Almost Fought a US Air Force F-22 Raptor That Flew Right Under It

    Summary and Key Points: Harry J. Kazianis traces Iran’s F-4 Phantoms from the Shah’s 225-aircraft buy beginning in…
    #EuropeSays #Headlines #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Iran #AirForce #F-22 #F-22Raptor #F-4 #F-4Phantom #GrummanF-14 #GrummanF-14Tomcat #Israel #MiddleEast #MilitaryHistory #Shah #USAirForce
    europesays.com/iran/325544/

  4. The bill for my CI runner fleet came to $270, which doesn't sound like a lot of money until it's money you haven't got.

    The two easy answers were spend more or test less. I wasn't having the second one. I'd rather pay in waiting time than drop a single test.

    So I went through the receipt line by line: three weeks, 3,373 merge-request pipelines, 31,247 jobs. My hunch about where the money went was wrong.

    The scary heavy jobs (mutation, fuzz, cross-arch) came to 5.7% of merge-request minutes. Renovate's branches were nearly half. Release merge requests were another 20.4%, entirely self-inflicted: I'd put CHANGELOG.md in the test jobs' change rules, so a file of markdown woke the whole suite.

    Then main was rerunning the heavy jobs on the exact commit the merge request had already tested. 1,075 runner minutes to produce the same answer.

    The fixes add up to something like 40% fewer merge-request minutes, and not one of them is a test I stopped running.

    Most of that receipt was things I'd bought twice, which stings a bit more than the $270 did.

    phpboyscout.uk/which-tests-wou

  5. The bill for my CI runner fleet came to $270, which doesn't sound like a lot of money until it's money you haven't got.

    The two easy answers were spend more or test less. I wasn't having the second one. I'd rather pay in waiting time than drop a single test.

    So I went through the receipt line by line: three weeks, 3,373 merge-request pipelines, 31,247 jobs. My hunch about where the money went was wrong.

    The scary heavy jobs (mutation, fuzz, cross-arch) came to 5.7% of merge-request minutes. Renovate's branches were nearly half. Release merge requests were another 20.4%, entirely self-inflicted: I'd put CHANGELOG.md in the test jobs' change rules, so a file of markdown woke the whole suite.

    Then main was rerunning the heavy jobs on the exact commit the merge request had already tested. 1,075 runner minutes to produce the same answer.

    The fixes add up to something like 40% fewer merge-request minutes, and not one of them is a test I stopped running.

    Most of that receipt was things I'd bought twice, which stings a bit more than the $270 did.

    phpboyscout.uk/which-tests-wou

  6. it's the end of fleet week and Pearl would like to wish the navy and their loud fuckin jets a very Go The Fuck Home

  7. Researchers are tracking a Chinese AI ‘agent fleet’

    Independent researchers discovered an agent swarm that seems to be running on Tencent’s infrastructure and targeting Alibaba’s map service, Amap.

    justpaste.in/news/researchers-

    #AIagents #alibaba #InBrief #Tencent #AI

  8. US Marines add amphibious recovery fleet to rescue damaged vehicles

    BAE Systems has won a $230.1 million contract from the U.S. Marine Corps to produce 32 chassis for…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #BAESystems #ACV #ACV-R #amphibiouscombatvehicle #amphibiousvehicles #armoredvehicles #BAE #militaryvehicles #U.S.MarineCorps
    europesays.com/britain/141405/

  9. "Everywhere" is a song by British-American #rock band #FleetwoodMac from their 14th studio album, #TangoInTheNight (1987). The song was written by #ChristineMcVie, who also performed lead vocals, and produced by #LindseyBuckingham and #RichardDashut. In the United States, "Everywhere" was released in November 1987 as the album's fourth #single,while in the United Kingdom, it was issued on 21 March 1988 as the album's fifth single.
    youtube.com/watch?v=TpgCWuAYPjU

  10. French and Swiss firms to build new VIA Rail trains in $6.7-billion fleet overhaul | Daily Hive

    VIA Rail’s long-distance services, including trains serving Vancouver and Prince Rupert, are proceeding with a major upgrade through…
    #Canada #Vancouver
    europesays.com/canada/246069/

  11. Etihad Airways’ Airbus A380 Comeback Is Complete – Here’s Where To Find The Fleet Today

    The Airbus A380 was once the staple in the Etihad Airways fleet. However, Abu Dhabi’s flag carrier parked…
    #Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #Airbus
    europesays.com/netherlands/532

  12. Etihad Airways’ Airbus A380 Comeback Is Complete – Here’s Where To Find The Fleet Today

    The Airbus A380 was once the staple in the Etihad Airways fleet. However, Abu Dhabi’s flag carrier parked…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Airbus
    europesays.com/france/92148/

  13. 🛸 Transmission intercepted...
    Currently broadcasting: Fleetwood Mac - The Chain

    👽 Tune in now: nyeug.com

    #NowPlaying #ArtBell #UFO #HighStrangeness #C2CAM

  14. Homeplanet (2026) by Revive8Bit for Amstrad CPC.

    You command a fleet across twenty jumps, and it only ever shrinks. Lose the Mothership and sixty thousand sleepers never wake. Can the CPC carry a strategy game this bleak? 🚀

    🎁 revive8bit.itch.io/homeplanet

    #ai #homebrew #amstradcpc #retro #game #homeplanet

  15. europesays.com/3303347/ The DIU has identified 20 more vessels of Russia’s shadow fleet that transport energy resources in circumvention of sanctions #GasPrice #LiquefiedNaturalGas #lng #LNGPrice #NaturalGas

  16. Writing ink is the magic that allows nothing to become something. It catches the fleeting idea and seeks out the glances of those who wish to see. Even a random ink splat will mean something to someone.

  17. The war starts early: former referee exposes plan of Mourinho and Real Madrid before the Clasico

    Real Madrid’s crisis with refereeing is no longer a matter of fleeting protests on the pitch. It has…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #Madrid #Barcelona #BarcelonavsRealMadrid #J.Mourinho #LaLiga #RealMadrid
    europesays.com/spain/99197/

  18. "With companies like BYD and Volvo about to roll out their third generation electric trucks and the Tesla Semi allegedly in production after nearly a decade of waiting, it seems like American fleets are starting to understand what the rest of the world has already figured out: predictable fuel costs means predictable operating budgets, and predictable budgets means less volatile consumer pricing and a happier, less guillotine-y populace. To that end, fleets are buying EVs in record numbers..."

    electrek.co/2026/10/11/as-elec

  19. `#!/usr/bin/env bash

    Render the cert-manager and Google CAS issuer charts to plain YAML under

    addons/, which Config Sync then reconciles.

    WHY RENDER AHEAD OF TIME rather than letting Config Sync inflate the charts:

    the fleet API's config_sync accepts only git and oci sources - there is no

    Helm source type - and Kustomize helm-inflation would make the in-cluster

    hydration controller authenticate to our private Artifact Registry. Rendering

    here keeps registry auth on this side of the fence and makes a chart bump show

    up as a reviewable YAML diff instead of an opaque version string.

    The rendered output IS COMMITTED. Re-run this only when bumping a chart version

    or editing render/values-*.yaml, then review the diff and commit it.

    helm runs as a CONTAINER so nothing needs installing beyond docker - same

    approach as 3-artifact-registry/mirror.sh.


    set -euo pipefail
    cd "$(dirname "$0")"

    REGISTRY=asia-south1-docker.pkg.dev
    OCI="${REGISTRY}/project_id/shared-docker"

    helm comes from OUR mirror, not Docker Hub. Mirrored by

    fast/stages/3-artifact-registry/mirror.sh, for the same reasons the charts and

    cert-manager images are: no external registry on the path, no Docker Hub pull

    limits, and an air-gapped build host can still render.

    This is an AUTHORING-time dependency only. Nothing in the cluster pulls it -

    Config Sync reconciles the committed output under manifests/ - so it never

    appears on the deploy path.


    HELM_IMAGE="${OCI}/alpine-helm:3.16.2"
    NAMESPACE=cert-manager

    Chart versions. These are the mirrored versions in shared-docker/charts - bump

    the mirror (3-artifact-registry/mirror.sh) before bumping these.


    CERT_MANAGER_VERSION=v1.21.0
    CAS_ISSUER_VERSION=v0.11.0

    TOKEN="$(gcloud auth print-access-token)" || { echo "run: gcloud auth login" >&2; exit 1; }

    Pull the helm image using a THROWAWAY docker config rather than

    gcloud auth configure-docker, so this leaves the operator's ~/.docker

    untouched and needs no one-time host setup.


    WORK="$(mktemp -d)"; trap 'rm -rf "${WORK}"' EXIT; chmod 700 "${WORK}"
    export DOCKER_CONFIG="${WORK}/docker"; mkdir -p "${DOCKER_CONFIG}"
    cat > "${DOCKER_CONFIG}/config.json" <<JSON
    {"auths":{"${REGISTRY}":{"username":"oauth2accesstoken","password":"${TOKEN}"}}}
    JSON
    chmod 600 "${DOCKER_CONFIG}/config.json"

    if ! docker pull -q "${HELM_IMAGE}" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
    echo "ERROR: cannot pull ${HELM_IMAGE}" >&2
    echo " mirror it first: fast/stages/3-artifact-registry/mirror.sh" >&2
    exit 1
    fi

    Values come from FILES, not --set. --set needs dots escaped inside the key

    (serviceAccount.annotations."iam.gke.io/...") and those backslashes do not

    survive being interpolated into the container's sh -c, which silently

    produced an empty render. Files also make the values reviewable in git.

    Files this script OWNS and overwrites. Anything under manifests/ not listed

    here is hand-written - notably the GoogleCASClusterIssuer, which lives beside

    the chart output but is not produced by it.


    declare -a GENERATED=()

    render() { # release chart version values-file outfile
    local release=$1 chart=$2 version=$3 values=$4 out=$5
    printf 'rendering %-32s %-8s -> %s\n' "${chart}" "${version}" "${out}"
    mkdir -p "$(dirname "${out}")"
    docker run --rm --entrypoint /bin/sh \
    -e HOME=/tmp -e TOKEN="${TOKEN}" \
    -v "${PWD}/${values}:/values.yaml:ro" \
    "${HELM_IMAGE}" -c "
    set -e
    helm registry login ${REGISTRY} -u oauth2accesstoken -p \"\$TOKEN\" >/dev/null 2>&1
    helm template ${release} oci://${OCI}/charts/${chart} \
    --version ${version} --namespace ${NAMESPACE} --values /values.yaml
    " > "${out}.tmp"
    # Fail loudly rather than committing an empty file - the silent-empty-render
    # above is exactly what this guards against.
    if [[ ! -s "${out}.tmp" ]] || ! grep -q '^kind:' "${out}.tmp"; then
    echo "ERROR: render produced no objects for ${chart}" >&2
    rm -f "${out}.tmp"; exit 1
    fi
    mv "${out}.tmp" "${out}"
    GENERATED+=("${out}")
    }

    helm template does NOT emit the release namespace - create_namespace on the old

    helm_release did that - so Config Sync has to be told about it explicitly.


    mkdir -p manifests/addons/cert-manager
    GENERATED+=(manifests/addons/cert-manager/namespace.yaml)
    cat > manifests/addons/cert-manager/namespace.yaml <<YAML

    helm template does not render the release namespace (create_namespace on the

    retired helm_release did), so it is declared here for Config Sync.


    apiVersion: v1
    kind: Namespace
    metadata:
    name: ${NAMESPACE}
    YAML

    render cert-manager cert-manager "${CERT_MANAGER_VERSION}" \
    render/values-cert-manager.yaml manifests/addons/cert-manager/cert-manager.yaml

    render cert-manager-google-cas-issuer cert-manager-google-cas-issuer \
    "${CAS_ISSUER_VERSION}" render/values-cas-issuer.yaml \
    manifests/addons/cas-issuer/cas-issuer.yaml

    echo
    echo "generated by this script (do not hand-edit):"
    for f in "${GENERATED[@]}"; do
    printf ' %-52s %3s objects\n' "$f" "$(grep -c '^kind:' "$f")"
    done
    echo
    echo "hand-written (left alone):"
    for f in $(find manifests -name '*.yaml' | sort); do
    printf '%s\n' "${GENERATED[@]}" | grep -qxF "$f" || echo " $f"
    done
    echo
    echo "Config Sync reconciles from the GIT BRANCH, so nothing takes effect until"
    echo "this is committed and pushed:"
    echo " git diff --stat manifests/"
    echo " git add -A manifests/ render/ && git commit && git push"
    `#automation #bash #devops #kubernetes #software #coding #development #engineering #inclusive #community
    Rendering Helm Scripts Locally woth Mirror

  20. 10-10-2026, Sunset in the Sunset District SF, CA. Good day for Fleet Week. My nephew evacuated MS and is safe in FL. I would have suggested go west, but he was in a caravan with his work crew. Not the decision maker. Grrr. Just glad he is housed & dry. Stay safe and be well ❤

  21. "Southwest Airlines weighs Boeing 787 for long-haul international push" by @Reuters - I used to joke about flight number 787 on Southwest or Alaska because they were all-737 fleets. Then Alaska had to go buy 787s and ruin my joke. Now rumor says Southwest is considering 787s too. Since Boeing has years of backlog, it would be used or leased planes. Of course, pundits are scouring financials of all 787 operators to feed this rumor. reuters.com/business/aerospace #aviation #business #travel #avgeek #WTF

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