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A hard-coded anti-cheating rule fired during two wet formation laps in Malaysia, shutting down electric motors across the field. The FIA wrote a fix and started the race an hour late.
The government proposes a temporary ban covering parks, beaches, schools and kindergartens, and says appropriate use could be where there is no risk of filming people without consent.
macOS 27 removed the off switch, so a developer wrote one. The tool is fully reversible, which means the storage can be handed back.
Murrumbidgee Council could not find anyone to take a 20-year lease on the Jerilderie saleyard at $1 a year. Its final sale penned 10,000 sheep and set a record price.
A proposed rule would remove six training and competency requirements the agency says exceed minimum international standards, for an estimated $42.8 million in savings over ten years.
A new FAO report synthesises a decade of soil science and finds loss far outpacing natural regeneration. In the American Midwest, earlier research put the gap at tenfold to a thousandfold.
A volunteer survey off Cromer has produced the first known images of the medieval settlement of Shipden. The 1086 inventory remains, for the moment, unreconciled.
The National Weather Service forecast 83 degrees for Tuesday. The standing record is 82, set in 1975, and September finished within a degree of its own.
beIN Sports has asked the Paris court for 10,000 euros per domain per day across 58 domains. Quad9 says it has no lawful way to tell which of its users are in France.