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IndiaNDTV ·

Nepal Floods and Landslides Kill 362, Leave Over 1,300 Missing

Devastating flash floods and landslides struck the Nepal-Tibet border region, leaving at least 362 people confirmed dead. More than 1,300 individuals remain missing in the aftermath of the disaster. The scale of destruction has been captured in aerial before-and-after footage highlighting the extent of the damage. The twin disasters have caused widespread devastation to communities along the border area.

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ProgrammingHacker News ·

AC2 Protocol Proposes Security Framework Designed for AI Agents

A new initiative called the AC2 Protocol has been introduced, positioning itself as a missing security layer specifically designed for AI agents. The protocol appears to address authentication and communication security concerns that arise when AI agents interact with systems and each other. Details are available via the project's official website at ac2protocol.org. The submission garnered modest early attention on Hacker News, receiving 5 points and 2 comments at the time of posting.

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ProgrammingHacker News ·

Harness Engineering Concept Explored in AI Literacy Resource

A resource on AI literacy has been published on GitHub Pages under the Habitat-Thinking project, focusing on a concept called harness engineering. The article is accessible via a dedicated explanation page within an AI literacy superpowers plugin framework. The post gained modest traction on Hacker News, receiving 9 points and one comment. The resource appears aimed at helping readers develop practical understanding of AI-related engineering concepts.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Sadhguru Fears for 80 Missing Isha Pilgrims After Nepal Flood Destroys Border Building

Around 80 members of an Isha Foundation group have gone missing following a devastating flood in Nepal's Gyirong border area. Sadhguru revealed that the group was inside the immigration building at Gyirong just minutes before floodwaters swept it away. He described the incident as a 'terrible, extraordinary event' while visibly emotional. Sadhguru noted that his own travel party had passed the missing group on the same yatra route shortly before the disaster struck.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Friedman and Bieksa's Sportsnet futures uncertain as Amazon NHL talks swirl

NHL broadcasters Elliotte Friedman and Kevin Bieksa have yet to finalize new contracts with Sportsnet, raising questions about their broadcasting futures. The uncertainty has fueled speculation that the two could be headed to a new platform. Amazon Prime Video has emerged as a frequently mentioned potential destination for the pair. However, neither a departure from Sportsnet nor a deal with Amazon has been officially confirmed or announced.

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ProgrammingHacker News ·

xkcd Comic Tackles Trade and Tariffs in Latest Strip

Webcomic xkcd published a new strip titled 'Trade (and Tariffs)', addressing the topic of international trade and tariff policy. The comic, numbered 3290, appeared on the xkcd website and quickly drew attention on Hacker News. The post received 16 points and sparked a small discussion with 2 comments on the platform. xkcd, created by Randall Munroe, is known for using humor and illustration to comment on science, technology, and current events.

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WorldBBC World ·

Ratko Mladic: The Bosnian Serb Commander Behind Ethnic Cleansing Atrocities

Ratko Mladic, a Bosnian Serb military commander, became one of the most notorious figures of the 1990s Bosnian conflict. He led a systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing targeting non-Serb populations during the war. His actions earned him the grim nickname 'Butcher of Bosnia' due to the scale and brutality of the crimes committed under his command. Mladic was later prosecuted by an international tribunal for his role in war crimes and crimes against humanity.

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WorldBBC World ·

Convicted Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladić dies at 84

Ratko Mladić, the Bosnian Serb military commander convicted of some of the worst atrocities in post-World War II Europe, has died at the age of 84. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2017 by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. Mladić was found guilty of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity committed during the Balkan conflicts between 1992 and 1995. His convictions included responsibility for the Srebrenica massacre, in which over 8,000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys were killed.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Meta's Radical AI-Driven Layoff Plan Collapsed After Staff Revolt and Poor Results

Meta internally explored a plan called Project OT that would have cut certain teams by up to 60% and replaced them with AI agents. The strategy, conceived at a Hawaii retreat led by Mark Zuckerberg, proposed restructuring staff into small pods of three and using keystroke tracking to train AI models. The plan included two separate waves of layoffs designed to accelerate the company's shift toward AI-driven work. However, employees pushed back strongly, causing internal sentiment scores to drop from 74% to 55%. The effort ultimately fell apart after Meta's own data revealed the AI tools were not delivering the productivity gains the plan had promised.

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ProgrammingHacker News ·

What Apple Threat Notifications Mean and How Spyware Targets Users

Apple sends threat notifications to users it believes may have been targeted by state-sponsored spyware attacks. These alerts are designed to inform potentially affected individuals so they can take protective action. Digital rights organization Access Now has published guidance explaining how these notifications work and what recipients should do. The piece aims to help everyday users and high-risk individuals, such as journalists and activists, better understand the spyware threat landscape. Knowing how to respond to such warnings is increasingly important as mercenary spyware tools become more prevalent globally.

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ProgrammingHacker News ·

Pause app offers weekly curated coffee meetups for London professionals

A new platform called Pause has launched targeting professionals in London. The service pairs users for one-on-one coffee meetings on a weekly basis through a curated matching process. It appears designed to foster networking and meaningful connections outside of digital-only interactions. The project was shared on Hacker News, where it received modest early engagement with 11 points and one comment.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Pune Father Kills Son After Argument Over Eating Mutton During Sawan

A tragic incident unfolded in Pune when a man fatally beat his son following a domestic dispute. The conflict was triggered after the son, Mahesh, expressed his desire to eat mutton at home. The demand sparked a heated argument between the father and son, which escalated into fatal violence. The incident occurred during the Hindu holy month of Sawan, when many devotees observe a strict vegetarian diet. Authorities are investigating the case following the fatal assault.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Hugging Face launches Microduck, a $399 open-source AI robot biped

Hugging Face's robotics subsidiary Pollen Robotics has unveiled the Microduck, a one-eyed bipedal AI robot standing just under 10 inches tall. The compact robot is available for preorder at $399 in four color options, with shipping expected before Christmas 2026. Demo videos show the Microduck performing tasks such as picking up objects, kicking a ball, and moving on miniature rollerskates. It can react to its environment, follow a laser pointer, and be operated via a game controller. Like other Hugging Face products, the Microduck runs on open-source software.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Green Test Suite Missed Real iPhone Bug That Broke PrestaShop Mobile Menu

A front-end fix for a PrestaShop store's mobile menu passed all automated tests, including 2,000 randomised interactions, yet failed on a real iPhone during manual testing. The bug caused the header to shift, bounce, and misalign after users opened the menu, navigated pages, and scrolled submenus. Playwright's bundled WebKit engine does not replicate Safari on iOS, and synthetic mouse-wheel events do not reproduce the touch sequences and native scrolling behaviour of a real device. The flaw revealed that automated tests were validating DOM states correctly but could not certify the absence of rubber-banding or visual-viewport drift on physical hardware. The postmortem concluded that a green test suite is evidence of what was tested, not proof that nothing is broken.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Why Modern QA Goes Far Beyond Bug Fixing, Developers Argue

A developer's perspective published on DEV Community argues that quality assurance has evolved well beyond basic bug detection to encompass real-world content handling, mobile responsiveness, and technical SEO. The author reflects on how product launches can fail not due to broken code but because pages are invisible to search engines or display poorly on mobile devices. Developers are noted to unconsciously follow a 'happy path' during testing, missing edge cases that real users routinely encounter, which is where QA engineers fill a critical gap. The piece highlights that real content — unlike tidy placeholder text — is messy, and rigid components often break when content teams input long or formatted copy. Technical SEO is framed as a core engineering responsibility, with clean semantic HTML and performance optimization directly influencing whether a site can be discovered by search engines at all.

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