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  1. I don’t know anything about PHP but I guess this is bad. A BBC article attributed this to Wiz which claimed credit to frontier AI for finding it out which I am highly sceptical about given similar flexes like Navier-Stokes solving.

    theregister.com/security/2026/

  2. The Spokesman-Review union unanimously rejected plans by nonprofit buyer Comma to keep suspended editor Rob Curley in leadership following staff allegations of retaliation and ethical breaches. Workers are refusing job offers until Curley's role and benefits are clarified.

    Spokesman-Review union rejects plan to keep embattled editor Rob Curley as nonprofit takeover looms rangemedia.co/spokesman-review

  3. IRGC spokesman: Strait of Hormuz is 100% closed; US unable to reopen it even for few hours

    Pars Today- The spokesman for Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) stressed that the Strait of Hormuz was…
    #EuropeSays #Headlines #News #Europe #Europa #EU #PersianGulf #gulf #Iran #IRGC #Persian
    europesays.com/iran/336800/

  4. Sherrod Brown is running a high-stakes campaign for the U.S. Senate in a critical battleground state, taking on a competitive race to fight for working families.

    Go to votefromabroad.org today and request your ballot to be sent by email!

    #votefromabroad #democratsabroad #Ohio #USpol #USpolitics

  5. China willing to work with Belarus to further advance bilateral ties: spokeswoman

    China is willing to work together with Belarus to further advance bilateral relations from strength to strength, foreign…
    #Belarus #BY #Europe #Europa #EU #News #CCTVPLUSNews #China
    europesays.com/belarus/9278/

  6. threatens to cut Hormuz internet cables
    spokesman describes communication lines as ‘legitimate new targets’ in conflict with US
    Severing the cables could affect global systems, disrupting financial markets, bank transactions, healthcare and internet.
    Gen Mohebbi said war with , now in 8th month, had entered a lull before a possible “third phase” in which Iran would reveal “new geography of war”, new targets and new weapons.
    telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202

  7. europesays.com/iran/336800/ IRGC spokesman: Strait of Hormuz is 100% closed; US unable to reopen it even for few hours #gulf #Iran #IRGC #Persian #PersianGulf

  8. Movie TV Tech Geeks #Exclusives #AMC #CatherineZetaJones #KillJackie Catherine Zeta-Jones’ 8-Part Assassin Thriller Raises the Stakes in Episode 4 Sneak Peek [Exclusive] dlvr.it/TW1hdY

  9. Baqaei: US seeks to blame Iran for insecurity caused by its own aggression

    TEHRAN – Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei has condemned Washington’s call for the international community to denounce…
    #EuropeSays #Headlines #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Tehran #EsmaeilBaqaei #Iran #u.s. #U.S.-Israeliaggression
    europesays.com/iran/336954/

  10. China, Pakistan Conduct Joint Counterterrorism Training in Xinjiang

    China and Pakistan recently joined forces for a high-stakes counterterrorism training exercise in Xinjiang, tackling the toughest challenges of high-altitude combat in extreme weather conditions. The nine-day drill, called Karakoram 2026, honed skills in drone operation, rapid target acquisition, and long-range sniping.

    osintsights.com/china-pakistan

    #Counterterrorism #China #Pakistan #Xinjiang #UavOperations

  11. In the beginning of _A Castrovel Adventure: Part 3_, Lady Vaeol accepts Kazos's challenge to single combat, despite the outrageous stakes he demanded...

  12. UAE Confirms Approaching Oil Spill as Iran Claims Continued Attacks

    The UAE confirmed earlier reports of a large and spreading oil spill along the Persian Gulf side of…
    #EuropeSays #Headlines #News #Europe #Europa #EU #PersianGulf #attack #Iran #Oil #Persian #price #spill #stikes #tankers #UAE #UKMTO
    europesays.com/iran/339575/

  13. PYLONS: Labour warns Plaid’s plan to bury power lines could push up bills

    Putting new power lines underground could push up electricity bills, Welsh Labour has warned.

    Vikki Howells, Labour MS for Pontypridd Cynon Merthyr and the party’s energy spokesperson, said: “Burying cables can cost five times as much as overhead lines, making electric more expensive and decarbonisation more difficult.”

    The Welsh Government wants new lines of up to 132kV buried by default, and two other opposition parties are behind it. Still unanswered: whether the rule would cover the two lines planned down the Towy Valley.

    Underground cables should stay an option, says Labour, just not the default

    Howells is not against buried cables altogether. Going underground should “absolutely remain available” where the landscape, the environment or other circumstances justify it, she said.

    Her objection is to making it the default. She warned: “But a blanket presumption risks increasing the cost of delivering clean energy, damaging the very habitats it is intended to protect and placing additional pressure on agricultural land.”

    The Welsh Government accepts that buried cables generally cost more to install and maintain. It says the cost of the network is “ultimately met through utility bills”.

    On the plus side, the Government says, buried lines are less exposed to some severe weather and can reduce harm to birds and other wildlife.

    For Plaid Cymru, the plan keeps an election promise. Adam Price, Plaid MS for Sir Gaerfyrddin and Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy, has said the Government is “delivering on our manifesto commitment to end the use of steel lattice pylons”.

    Howells saved her sharpest words for the other parties: “This is yet another issue on which Plaid Cymru, Reform and the Tories are united, putting our economy and environment at grave risk.”

    Towy Valley power lines: Reform wants to know if the new rules will apply

    Reform UK wants new power lines underground “wherever possible”. Its deputy leader in Wales, Laura Anne Jones, MS for Sir Fynwy Torfaen, said: “Welsh Government must make clear whether its undergrounding policy will apply to projects already in the pipeline.”

    She said Green GEN Cymru was pushing ahead with plans for “60 miles of overhead lines” in the valley.

    She added: “We’ve visited affected farmers and landowners and seen what this would mean for their livelihoods and the picturesque landscape of that valley that heavily relies on tourism.”

    Green GEN has already swapped steel towers for single poles around 22 metres tall on both of its routes. It says burying the lines in full is not economically viable.

    Andrew RT Davies backs underground cables to keep ‘eyesores’ off Welsh landscapes

    The Welsh Conservatives are on the same side as Reform. Andrew RT Davies, Conservative MS for Pen-y-bont Bro Morgannwg and shadow minister for farming and the environment, said: “We welcome this consultation and the move towards making underground cables the default for new electricity lines in Wales.”

    Wales needed a modern electricity network, he said, “but communities should not have to accept eyesores across our beautiful natural landscapes, which must be conserved”.

    The Welsh Government’s consultation on the plan closes on 15 January 2027.

    Related stories from Swansea Bay News

    TOWY VALLEY: Ministers want new power lines buried by default. So what happens to the 22-metre poles?
    What the underground-first plan says, and the three tests for going overhead.

    POLES APART: Towy Valley pylon firm swaps steel towers for 22-metre poles, just five metres shorter
    Green GEN Cymru’s new design, and why campaigners are unimpressed.

    More on pylons from Swansea Bay News
    All our coverage of the power line plans.

    #AdamPriceMS #AndrewRTDaviesMS #GreenGENCymru #LauraAnneJonesMS #PlaidCymru #pylons #ReformUK #VikkiHowellsMS #WelshConservatives #WelshGovernment #WelshLabour
  14. Meta is delaying the enforcement of its new business terms after publishers raised concerns that they could allow the company to scrape news sites for AI training, as reported earlier by Fast Company. In a statement to The Verge, Meta spokesperson Daniel Roberts says the terms will go into effect on November 20th "to allow […]#AI #Meta #News #Tech
    Meta delays new business terms after publisher pushback on AI scraping
  15. ipsos.com/en-uk/ipsos-veracity

    Shame they don’t put Software Developers on here. Pretty sure we’ve gone down a peg or two in the public trust stakes over the last couple of years.

    #softwaredevelopers #publictrust

  16. Knicks coaches didn’t get rings on banner night, MSG staff received phishing email: Sources nytimes.com/athletic/7715834/2 “We are not disclosing anything about the rings,” an MSG Sports spokesperson said in a statement Thursday evening. #Sports #News

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