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DokuWiki can include feeds into its pages. Below I show 2 news feeds plus 2 that are intended to be humorous. Since I have no control over the content that is presented, please don't be offended if you don't like the news or don't appreciate the humor.
BBC News / Science
- New dinosaur named after record-breaking sailorThe medium-sized herbivore once roamed the floodplains of what is now the Island's south-west coast.
- BBC Inside ScienceThe science of extraterrestrial solar panels and whether they can power our energy needs.
- Will there be a drought where I live?We take a look at river, reservoir and groundwater levels after a particularly dry few months.
- Scientists make 'superfood' that could save honeybeesWe rely on honeybees to pollinate our crops and a new food could protect them from growing threats.
- Scientists make 'superfood' that could save honeybeesWe rely on honeybees to pollinate our crops and a new food could protect them from growing threats.
BBC News / Technology
- Apple TV+ raises subscription prices worldwide, including in UKThe streaming industry has seen a series of price hikes from its major players in the past year.
- TikTok to lay off hundreds of UK content moderatorsThe firm says it's planning to relocate work to its other offices in Europe and invest more in AI.
- Elon Musk and X reach settlement with axed Twitter workersEx-Twitter staff sued the platform after some 6,000 employees were sacked in 2022.
- Computer science graduates struggle to secure their first jobsCompanies are using AI to do basic coding tasks instead of hiring junior staff.
- 4chan will refuse to pay daily online safety fines, lawyer tells BBCThe online message board's lawyers say UK safety laws shouldn't apply to a business based in the US.
Reddit PoliticalHumor
- ICE Protocol
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[link] [comments] - We live in weird timessubmitted by /u/Temporary-Fix2111
Liberals and Conservatives have found common ground!?!
[link] [comments] - Quid pro nothing to see here.
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[link] [comments] - Where do they sell ear spray ?
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The Daily Mash
- How to have a hedonistic Naughty Nineties party without any associated risks: a guide for Gen ZNOSTALGIC for the naughty 1990s but afraid to step out of the comfort zone of staying in alone staring at your phone? Here’s how to party like an All Saint, but safely.
- David Attenborough unable to talk about anything without sounding like he’s taking the pissSIR David Attenborough has complained that whenever he says anything at all to anyone, it is treated like he is performing a parody of a nature documentary.
- The gentrifier’s guide to the Notting Hill CarnivalYOU live in Notting Hill and have therefore won, but there’s an annual weekend where people come to your area, dance about and commit light crime. Here’s how to pretend you don’t mind.
- Man snooping on girlfriend’s phone gives up after first 500 messages of group chatA BOYFRIEND who thought he would quickly see what his partner gets up to online failed to comprehend the sheer volume of inane daily correspondence, he admitted.
- We ask you: how will you enjoy this weekend’s bank holiday traffic?THE August bank holiday is world-renowned for its epic traffic jams. How are you seizing the opportunity to savour them?
- Man buys Oasis box set, puts it on shelf, feels sadA MIDDLE-AGED man is feeling oddly downhearted after buying an expensive limited edition box set of music by the favourite band of his youth.
- Undressing, and five other things women can do sexily that men can’tTHANKS to their feminine charms, women can turn things into seductive displays that would just make men look stupid. Such as these.
- Adopting a baby aged 21, and other Hollywood practices nobody is copyingMILLIE Bobby Brown is married and has adopted a baby at the age of 21, in a move that has seen none of her legion of fans rush to do the same. The stars are on their own with these:
- ‘Covid made me get a D in psychology’: Pandemic excuses that are wearing a bit thin nowTEENAGERS have apparently ‘bounced back’ from Covid with better exam results. But is it perhaps time for them - and plenty of older people - to get over a pandemic that ended in early 2021?