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The post said Julian discussed on The Venture why selling a third of Pret to McDonald’s had taught them nothing, why he removed Itsu’s ordering screens and reinstated tills, and why he imported a shipping container of Korean seaweed snacks before he had a single… The post ended mid-sentence. #Venture #Entrepreneurship #FoodIndustry #KR

The author warned against indiscriminately sharing screenshots of AfD emails from social media if they did not originate from the original material or had not been verified by a reliable source. He wrote that spreading fake content benefited the AfD. #AfD #FakeNews #SozialeMedien #DE (translated)

Miró wrote that Left Party leader Ines Schwerdtner is advocating for protests and the connection of various movements to be brought to Germany. Referring to images from France, Belgium, and Italy, where, according to him, devastation can be seen, he accused her of not distancing herself from it but rather of further inflaming the situation. He warned that on the 31st, German city centers could also burn. At the same time, he criticized the Left's policies and wrote that they contribute to increasing destruction in the country. According to Miró, the post was illustrated with a screenshot from WELT. #Politik #Proteste #Deutschland (translated)

The author referred to a contribution by Wallasch at Tichys Einblick. According to that, after the AfD data leak, screenshots of supposedly incriminating emails circulated. While these were shared unchecked, Stefan Weber contacted those affected and learned that the emails had never existed. #Journalismus #Medien #AfD #DE (translated)

The article quoted plagiarism hunter Dr. Stefan Weber, who assessed that the public sees through a "Nazi trick." In connection with the AfD data leak, screenshots of allegedly incriminating emails are said to be circulating, which, according to the article, are forged and shared uncritically. #AfD #NaziTricks #Datenleak #DE (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that BMW had agreed on a severance program for indirect employees in its plants and headquarters in the summer of 2026. Demand had been so high that access to the portal was temporarily restricted. By October 13, numerous employees had expressed interest; following this, access was suspended at 10 a.m. BMW expects that the budget will be quickly exhausted and that not all interested parties will be able to participate. Boeminghaus described the demand for voluntary severance packages as a remarkable signal of the transformation of the German automotive industry. He cited the BMW AG and his own research from October 2026 as sources. #BMW #Stellenabbau #Automobilindustrie (translated)

Frank Steppat wrote that the t-online researcher Lars Wienand proudly announced having downloaded a 283 GB dataset from the AfD, which allegedly originated from an illegal hack. Steppat claimed that Wienand used BitTorrent for this and thus also shared data with other users. This could make Wienand, according to Steppat, a distributor of the hacked material and raise questions about data trading under § 202d of the Criminal Code as well as violations of the GDPR. He advised Wienand to stop the download or consult a lawyer. #SteppatRiehle #InvestigativerJournalismus #Datenschutz #CyberSecurity (translated)

The author questioned why about 35% of the US electorate favoured Trump, arguing that they did not share the same reality. They cited screenshots of the Fox News website, saying its top story appeared in one image while the first mention of Ukraine was more than 30 headlines further down. https://t.co/jqHCBDXEhT #Trump #FoxNews #Ukraine #US #UA

In Thomas Hogeling's column, there is a call for accountability from those who share misleading screenshots, thus distorting the context of a controversial statement made by columnist Jamal Ouariachi, instead of criticizing the columnist themselves. #journalistiek #nepnieuws #publiekeopinie (translated)

U.M. OSINT wrote that Yandex data centers in Sasowo were hit on the night of October 8, 2026, in Kaluga on October 9, and in Vladimir on October 11. All three locations are far from Ukraine. Following an English-language address by Volodymyr Zelensky, bot activity noticeably decreased, the author reported, but questioned whether this indicated an actual decline in propaganda bots. The frequently cited graph from Cloudflare Radar shows a drop in automated HTML requests to websites, U.M. OSINT explained. Such requests could come from crawlers that create previews for shared links or from services that provide search engines and chat AI with information. Propaganda bots could be included, but they don’t have to be. The author also pointed out that propaganda is coming from Iran, Turkey, China, India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Attacks on data centers make sense as military targets, U.M. OSINT wrote. He expected further Ukrainian attacks and mentioned Ivanteyevka and Mytischchi as possible next targets. He claimed that Russian air defenses could not adequately protect such facilities. At the same time, damage to Yandex services could impair Russian armed forces, which the author claimed use them for maps and possibly for drone operations. However, Yandex has not been shut down, U.M. OSINT wrote: the company has two additional large data centers and possibly dozens of smaller ones. Data can be shifted. According to IODA data from the Georgia Institute of Technology, connectivity has dropped by about 72 percent compared to the previous average. The attack harms Russia, but how severely remains to be seen. The claim that all propaganda bots have disappeared due to this is based on a misinterpretation and is not supported by the available information, the author explained. #Russland #Propaganda #Yandex (translated)

The author urged parents to ask their children how they were doing on Mental Health Day, writing that young Europeans spent an average of 4 to 6 hours a day using screens and engaging with advanced technology. They also claimed that platforms had for years acted recklessly with children’s mental health.

Regina Laska wrote that Henry Lindo had sent her a screenshot in the morning, in which Russia complained about Ukrainian hacker groups. The name "LASKA" had also appeared in it, which jokingly led her to check her intelligence connections. According to Laska, her namesakes were working with the Ukrainian military intelligence and, according to their information, had significantly weakened Russia's defense industry and obtained important information. Kyrylo Budanov awarded them the Bohdan Khmelnytskyi Order of the 3rd Class for this. The announcement was dated March 4, 2025, her 60th birthday, she wrote. Laska noted that "Láska" means love in Czech. She added jokingly that her future complaints about Putin should be treated with caution before asking Moneypenny for coffee. #Laska #Ukraine #Russland (translated)

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Mohammed Aigoin noted that the lighting in GTA 6 had significantly improved throughout development, a change he believes was already visible in the second trailer. He added that the screenshot released made the first trailer look almost like an alpha version of the game. #GTA6 #RockstarGames #JeuxVidéo (translated)

Jigal Krant wrote that the claims in the screenshots were untrue according to him. He acknowledged that he had pulled on a flag and said that he had stated this to the police on site. He denied tearing, throwing away, or damaging the flag. Krant added that afterwards he wanted to try to celebrate his birthday. https://t.co/V82AcMtwC1 #verjaardag #waarheid #vlag (translated)