Four Qld men extradited from NSW over ‘vicious’ alleged home invasion
Police extradite four men from NSW to Queensland who allegedly threatened a couple and demanded money during a home invasion on the Sunshine Coast. ⌘ Read more
Israeli troops board aid ship bound for Gaza, activists say
Climate activist Greta Thunberg is among those aboard the vessel, which is trying to reach Gaza. ⌘ Read more
Kernel prepatch 6.16-rc1
Linus has released 6.16-rc1 and closed the
merge window for this release.
I think we had a fairly normal merge window, although I did get the
feeling that there were a few more “late straggler” pull requests
than usual. Not to a huge degree, but there was definitely an
upward bump at the end of the second week.But on the whole, all the stats look pretty normal. ⌘ Read more
Breaking: Israeli army ‘boards’ Freedom Flotilla Coalition’s Gaza-bound ship, group says
The Freedom Flotilla Coalition says the Israeli military has “boarded” the Gaza-bound charity ship the Madleen, after the Israeli foreign ministry earlier said it had told the ship to change course. ⌘ Read more
Israeli troops board aid ship bound for Gaza, activists say
Climate activist Greta Thunberg is among those aboard the vessel, which is trying to reach Gaza. ⌘ Read more
Israeli troops board aid ship bound for Gaza, activists say
Climate activist Greta Thunberg is among those aboard the vessel, which is trying to reach Gaza. ⌘ Read more
Nurses to vote on pay deal as potential strike looms
The ballot is being billed by representatives as the biggest single vote by the profession in the UK. ⌘ Read more
‘Buy a generator’, power provider tells WA hotel angry at blackouts
The owners of Bremer Bay Resort say Western Power told them purchasing a diesel generator was the only way to avoid the outages plaguing the small community. ⌘ Read more
More than 40 drink drivers caught each day on average in Queensland
Police have undertaken more than 700,000 breath tests across the state since January, and are on track to conduct more than 2 million tests in a year for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic. ⌘ Read more
How creative writing can aid healing process to create happy ending
The therapeutic benefits of writing can go far beyond the stereotypical journalling exercise. These writers share their stories. ⌘ Read more
Queensland to review social housing after finding couple making $200k
The state government claims there are some recipients earning well above the income limit that determines who is eligible for social housing. ⌘ Read more
Sinner and Alcaraz thriller proves rivalry here to stay
A first major final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner always promised to deliver - but few expected it to reach the heights that it did. ⌘ Read more
Scientists breed coral from ‘hot’ and ‘cool’ parents to stop bleaching
After one generation of breeding, scientists say they have been able to double the heat tolerance of Ningaloo Reef coral. ⌘ Read more
Britain’s energy bill problem - and why firms are paid to not provide power
Could the government’s radical plan to change the way the UK distributes electricity really bring down bills - or just lead to a postcode lottery? ⌘ Read more
Brit Awards to leave London for Manchester after 48 years
Next year’s Brits are to be held at Co-op Live in Manchester. ⌘ Read more
NHS calls for 200,000 new blood donors to maintain supply
The health service issued an “amber alert” last year and stocks remain low ever since. ⌘ Read more
How did abuse of vulnerable children go undetected for a decade?
Parents are demanding answers over how Daniel Clarke was able to sexually abuse vulnerable children. ⌘ Read more
‘How was your Sunday?’ - reaction to ‘King Carlos’ & your favourite Slam final
It was a final so engrossing it briefly paused the Spanish’s men’s football team’s warm-up - how the sporting world reacted to Carlos Alcaraz’s stunning French Open victory. ⌘ Read more
Surfing priest saves swimmers at iconic WA beach
A Catholic priest and bravery award recipient rescues a father and son who were struggling to swim at Cable Beach in Western Australia’s north. ⌘ Read more
‘The invisible city’: Enrico Taglietti’s vision for Canberra
Enrico Taglietti came to Canberra in the late 1960s when the capital was a blank canvas. Decades later his buildings are a central part of the city’s soul, with an exhibition offering an insight into the architect’s world. ⌘ Read more
Home secretary yet to agree deal three days before spending review
Housing secretary Angela Rayner reached a settlement with the Treasury on Sunday evening, the BBC understands. ⌘ Read more
Liverpool midfielder Elliott to consider future at club
Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott says he does not want to be “wasting years” in his career and this summer will weigh up whether to stay at the club. ⌘ Read more
Giant dinosaur impulse buy becomes SA town’s mascot
An unexpected online auction buy lands an 8-metre-long, 3m-high dinosaur in a Milang front yard, bringing smiles and new visitors to the struggling town. ⌘ Read more
Woman forced to become a ‘reproductive refugee’ to legally undergo IVF
Four years after freezing her eggs for the future option of motherhood, Jane was shocked to find she could not use them to access IVF in WA — sending her on an expensive and lonely interstate mission. ⌘ Read more
Home secretary yet to agree deal three days before spending review
Housing secretary Angela Rayner reached a settlement with the Treasury on Sunday evening, the BBC understands. ⌘ Read more
Live: LA protests extend to third day as Trump condemns ‘violent people’
Scattered protests continue around Los Angeles for the third day, with the National Guard called in by the president. Follow live. ⌘ Read more
Alcaraz stuns Sinner in extraordinary French Open final
Carlos Alcaraz recovers from two sets down - saving three championship points - to beat Jannik Sinner in an incredible French Open men’s final. ⌘ Read more
Coffee prices up to $12 needed to make industry viable, supplier says
US tariffs and supply issues are creating uncertainty for an already strained coffee market, and roasters say it’s only a matter of time before Australians will pay more for their brew. ⌘ Read more
Coffee prices up to $12 needed to make industry viable, supplier says
US tariffs and supply issues are creating uncertainty for an already strained coffee market, and roasters say it’s only a matter of time before Australians will pay more for their brew. ⌘ Read more
Liechtenstein friendly has ‘no bearing’ on World Cup quest
Scotland head coach Steve Clarke says Monday’s friendly with Liechtenstein will not have “any bearing” on their quest to reach next summer’s World Cup. ⌘ Read more
Expansion of newborn heel-prick screening hopes to pick up rare conditions
Researchers in Adelaide are looking to expand newborn heel-prick screening to help identify up to 600 additional genetic conditions early. ⌘ Read more
What next after vibe coding
One interesting possible future of the emergence of “vibe coding” as common terminology is the possibility to position an alternative.
“Real coding”?
Future think pieces:
‘You can get yourself up and running quickly with “vibe coding” but when you get traction you’re going to want have people doing “real coding”’
‘switching from vibe coding to real coding will typically cost you X% of you initial development, so don’t put off switching too late’
[Comments](https://lobste.rs/s/m … ⌘ Read more
An inter-school, all-boys debate is the setting for this queer satire
From independent theatre La Mama to off-Broadway, queer satire Trophy Boys has taken off with its exploration of misogyny and masculinity, through drag and debating. ⌘ Read more
Raducanu ‘wary’ when out after being targeted by stalker
Emma Raducanu speaks to BBC Sport’s Isa Guha about the importance of working with a team she trusts as she looks ahead to the grasscourt season. ⌘ Read more
Queensland braces for cold snap with below-average temperatures and frost
The Sunshine State is set for a cool wintry week with temperatures forecast to be below average from Tuesday. ⌘ Read more
England chase 197 to win T20 series against Windies.
England sealed a series win over West Indies with a game to spare after a superb chase of 197 in the second T20 at Bristol. ⌘ Read more
Thousands of Australians receiving ECT without consent every year
Last year, more than 1,700 orders for involuntary electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) were approved by tribunals in Australia. Advocacy groups say clinicians need to be better informed. ⌘ Read more
Alcaraz stuns Sinner in classic French Open final
Carlos Alcaraz recovers from two sets down - saving three championship points - to beat Jannik Sinner in an incredible French Open men’s final. ⌘ Read more
The billion-dollar business built on bloodshed: Inside the UFC machine
Beneath the profitable success story of the UFC lies a hidden reality: many athletes who have dedicated their careers to the sport are struggling and are unable to fight back. ⌘ Read more
Japan’s fertility rate hits record low despite government push, falling to 1.1 ⌘ Read more
hes training to be pro gamer! ⌘ Read more
Zelenskyy says US has not answered Ukraine’s request to buy air defense ⌘ Read more
England chase 197 to seal T20 series win v Windies
England continue their dominance over West Indies as a four-wicket win in the second T20 at Bristol seals the series with a game to spare. ⌘ Read more
England chase 197 to seal T20 series win v Windies
England continue their dominance over West Indies as a four-wicket win in the second T20 at Bristol seals the series with a game to spare. ⌘ Read more
England chase 197 to seal T20 series win v Windies
England continue their dominance over West Indies as a four-wicket win in the second T20 at Bristol seals the series with a game to spare. ⌘ Read more
Live tracking solution for OsmAnd
I previously shared my transition from Komoot to OsmAnd, and after some time, I’ve grown accustomed to its comprehensive capabilities. Whether for cycling, hiking, or general navigation, OsmAnd truly functions as a versatile “Swiss Army knife” for offline mobile navigation and tracking. ⌘ Read more
Dortmund agree £31m deal to sign Sunderland’s Bellingham
Borussia Dortmund agree a deal with Sunderland to sign Jobe Bellingham for an initial 32m euros (£26.96m) plus 5m euros (£4.2m) in add-ons. ⌘ Read more
Zelenskyy: We’re very close to point when Russia can be forced to end this war ⌘ Read more
** More stink **
I read A Court of Throne and Roses this weekend. Not my usual fare but what the heck it was there so I read it. I found it to be an unremarkable, relatively conservative romantasy.
What stood out to me, though, is that everyone is so stinky. The main character is always describing how folks smell, smelling them before they round a corner and stuff. Even if they don’t like smell bad, this setting seems overwhelming perfumed. ⌘ Read more
I went out with my friends last night and came back late. My cat missed me and proceeded to cuddle for 4 hours ⌘ Read more
Zelenskyy: US has sent 20,000 missiles bound for Ukraine to Middle East instead ⌘ Read more
‘Extraordinary dismissal!’ - Charles nutmegs himself to lose wicket
Johnson Charles’ attempt at a scoop shot goes wrong as the batsman directs the ball through his legs and onto the stumps to leave West Indies on 117-4 in the second T20 International against England in Bristol. ⌘ Read more
Run Classic MacOS & NeXTSTEP in Your Web Browser
If you’ve been a reader of OSXDaily for a while you almost certainly have seen us mention some of the fun web apps that allow you to run full fledged versions of operating systems in your web browser, from Mac OS 9, Mac OS 8, or Mac OS 7, to even Windows 1.0. Many of … Read More ⌘ Read more
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Having some fun with SIRDS this morning.
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I wanted to port this to Rust as an excercise, but they still have no random number generator in the core library: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/130703
Israel orders military to stop Greta Thunberg’s boat reaching Gaza ⌘ Read more
Finnish PM criticizes reported attempts by Trump to weaken Russia sanctions bill ⌘ Read more
Morrison receives Australia’s highest honour for leadership during crisis
The 30th prime minister has been appointed a Companion of the Order of Australia for his “eminent service” to the country and direction during the COVID pandemic. ⌘ Read more
From Hollywood heavyweights to community advocates: King’s honours announced
Some 830 Australians will be recognised as part of the King’s Birthday 2025 Honours on Monday, including film director Baz Luhrmann and his frequent collaborator Catherine Martin, an award-winning costume, production and set designer. ⌘ Read more
Colombian senator fighting for life after being shot in head at rally
A potential presidential contender, Miguel Uribe Turbay was rushed to hospital after being shot twice in the head during a rally in Bogota. ⌘ Read more
Trump deploying California National Guard over governor’s objections to LA to quell protests
ERIC THAYER, MORGAN LEE and MICHELLE L. PRICE, Reporters - Associated Press
_Stephan: This is all out of Hitler’s playbook, and its more modern version Project 2025. The United States has Gestapo raids, of masked armed men bursting into homes, schools, and hospitals and dragging people out. Now, aspiring dictator Trump has moved on to the … ⌘ Read more
The Way Trump’s America Most Closely Resembles 1930s Germany
Dahlia Lithwick, - Reader Supported News
_Stephan: A few brave journalists and commentators are beginning to tell the obvious truth they see. What is happening is exactly what happened in Germany when Hitler came to power. Dahlia Lithwick spells it out quite well. I tell you again, history is very clear about this. The only thing that is going to stop the Trump fascist takeover of the United States is … ⌘ Read more
Earth’s Atmosphere Contains More CO2 Than It Has in Millions of Years
Cristen Hemingway Jaynes, Contributing Writer - EcoWatch
_Stephan: While fascist, aspiring dictator Trump and his administration are doing everything in their power to keep the United States committed to carbon energy because he is beholden to the carbon energy oligarchs, scientists are screaming in alarm. Humanity is destroying Earth’s ecosystem, as this latest report on CO2 in Earth … ⌘ Read more
EPA Moves to Roll Back Rules Projected to Save Thousands of Lives and Billions of $$
Associated Press Editorial Staff, - Associated Press / MedPage Today
_Stephan: When I tell you that the fascist Trump Republican coup is deliberately undermining America’s future wellbeing, I am not being partisan. I don’t give a damn whether something is done by Republicans or Democrats. All I care about is does it foster wellbeing for the individual and … ⌘ Read more
Live: Justis Huni KO fallout continues ahead of Opetaia’s Gold Coast world title fight
World cruiserweight champion Jai Opetaia is back in action in Australian soil, looking to defend his IBF and The Ring titles against unbeaten Italian Claudo Squeo. Follow live. ⌘ Read more
Thirteen people rescued on Mount Hotham as cars trapped in heavy snowfall
More than a dozen people have been rescued from Victoria’s Mount Hotham, after several cars became stuck about 10:30pm last night due to heavy snowfall. ⌘ Read more
How women have used the piano to push social boundaries for centuries
This year’s audience poll of Australia’s favourite classical music features the most music by women ever, thanks to their centuries-long connection with the piano. ⌘ Read more
‘Distressed’ whale entangled in rope, trailing a buoy spotted off Sydney
The adult humpback whale, first spotted on Saturday, is travelling in the opposite direction to what it should be during the official whale migration season. ⌘ Read more
10 Recent Times the Earth Acted Bafflingly Strange
We like to think Earth is a well-oiled planetary machine—spinning reliably, shifting gradually, and following natural rhythms. But every now and then, it throws us a curveball. From pulsating seismic events to disappearing landmasses and bizarre atmospheric phenomena, these recent examples prove that our planet still has secrets. Whether explained after the fact or still […]
The post [10 Recent Times the Earth Acted Bafflingly Str … ⌘ Read more
10 Presidential Mysteries That Are Still Unsolved
There’s no shortage of mysteries and unsolved uncertainties when it comes to the various presidents who have run the United States. Every single term, in fact, it seems like more mysteries crop up. Of course, you can attribute many of those to conspiracy theories and the like. And hey, who are we to say whether […]
The post [10 Presidential Mysteries That Are Still Unsolved](https://listverse.com/2025/06/08/10-presidential-mysteries … ⌘ Read more
Frances Macron to visit Greenland on June 15 ⌘ Read more
Why riots erupted in LA after immigration raids, and what happened next
Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids have sparked riots across Los Angeles, leading to the National Guard being called in. Here’s a recap of events. ⌘ Read more
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A bill from our ISP in 1998.
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@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Only 10% of the German population had Internet access in 1998: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_in_Deutschland#/media/Datei:Diagramm_Internetnutzer_in_Deutschland.svg I guess I was lucky in that regard.
(If today’s tech wasn’t constantly trying to track and scam you, I might still be an early adopter.)
Rethinking the guest network to improve my home network security ⌘ Read more
Business logic allows any user to be blocked from creating an account
FREE READ
[Continue reading on InfoSec Write-ups »](https://infosecwriteups.com/business-logic-allows-any-user-to-be-blocked-from-creating- … ⌘ Read more
Understanding Misconfiguration Exploits: A Beginner’s Guide to Offensive Security Thinking.
Misconfigurations are among the most common — and most dangerous — vulnerabiliti … ⌘ Read more
Four rescued by helicopter from Hoskyn Island after boat begins to sink
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority says it detected a distress beacon from the recreational boat near the remote island about 4:30am. ⌘ Read more
SA Police has welfare concerns for three children missing for weeks
South Australian police are calling for information about three children under the age of three who were last seen more than two weeks ago. They are believed to be with a woman known to them. ⌘ Read more
A trauma bond is actually abuse. Here’s how to recognise it
Experts say there are some key signs of a trauma bond in a relationship. ⌘ Read more
Bridget Archer to attempt immediate return to politics as election looms
Well known for crossing the floor during her two terms in federal parliament, former Liberal Bass MP Bridget Archer will seek a return to politics. She says she will seek preselection to run for the Tasmanian Liberals in a state election, which is yet to be called. ⌘ Read more
France to produce drones in Ukraine, minister says ⌘ Read more
Coalition sticks to defence spending pledge but won’t say how it’ll pay for it
The Coalition remains committed to its defence spending target of 3 per cent of gross domestic product by the end of the decade, as Shadow Finance Minister James Paterson suggested the opposition would be open to considering broader tax reform. ⌘ Read more
Cancer diagnosis prompts WA man to build a floating caravan
A cancer diagnosis led Peter Luck to build a houseboat that he and his wife are now touring the waterways of Australia in. ⌘ Read more
White House sends National Guard to protests against LA immigration raid
Street protests erupt in Los Angeles, the United States’ second-largest city, after sweeping immigration raids by ICE agents. ⌘ Read more
David Attenborough tells Prince Williams of ‘unspeakable’ human impact on oceans
The 99-year-old documentarian tells the heir to the British throne he hopes his latest film helps create awareness about the state of destruction in underwater environments. ⌘ Read more
How a group of rice growers funded and built their own mill
Rice farmers have opened a $10 million mill, breaking a century-long monopoly and positioning themselves to process and sell different varieties. ⌘ Read more
“She didn’t want to leave’: Program to help people using libraries as safe spaces
A Perth library trials a social worker program after noticing an increase in people using libraries as a safe space. ⌘ Read more
The premier says WA is helping to reduce global emissions. Is there truth to this?
The WA government claims gas produced in WA is needed to help other nations steer clear of coal and decarbonise after the approval of a 40-year extension to the North West Shelf Karratha project. ⌘ Read more
‘Fringing reef’ proposed to save Surfers Paradise from future cyclones
The Gold Coast’s “A-Line” rock wall is the last of defence for nearby properties, and high tides keep crashing against it. ⌘ Read more
Pixie-Rose only lived for three weeks, but she taught her mum about life
A Queensland mother has written a book to help grieving families after navigating her own agonising loss following the death of her baby girl. ⌘ Read more
Live: The Classic 100: Piano countdown has begun but who will be #1?
Tens of thousands of Australians have cast their votes in the 2025 Classic 100: Piano. Join us as we countdown to #1. ⌘ Read more
‘Legend forever’: Spurs skipper pens emotional tribute to sacked Postecoglou
In the wake of Ange Postecoglou’s sacking, Tottenham Hotspur captain Son Heung-min describes working with the Australian as an “incredible privilege”. ⌘ Read more
Man accused of flashing and assaulting 12-year-old girl released on bail
A 47-year-old man arrested for allegedly exposing himself to a 12-year-old girl in a public place in north Canberra is free on bail. ⌘ Read more
Hey cat lovers, here’s a pastel portrait I made of a beloved cat I poured my heart into this drawing, trying my best to bring her spirit back to life. Over 20 hours of work — I hope you feel the love in it. ⌘ Read more
Snake bite victims urged to seek help regardless of what type they think it is
A coroner this week has been looking into whether there should be more education about snake bites after 11-year-old Tristian Frahm died when he didn’t get medical assistance. ⌘ Read more
‘Fit, healthy’ 13-year-old’s family rocked by rare cancer diagnosis
Kobi Jones was at football training when he started to experience chest pain. Not long after that he was being treated for a type of cancer all but unheard of in people of his age. ⌘ Read more
Calls to change Tasmania’s ‘unfair’ surrogacy law
Meagan White says surrogacy was her only option to become a mother. Her own mother stepped in as surrogate twice. But others aren’t so fortunate, and some say Tasmanian surrogacy law places unfair restrictions on those who choose surrogacy. ⌘ Read more