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Kovanikov, a Bloomberg C++ expert, posted the challenge on February 10, 2026, clarifying that standard sockets APIs like socket(), bind(), and accept() are okay—no need to rebuild TCP/IP from the ground up. Developers jumped in with code shares, jokes about needing assembly instead, and debates on AI's role, from fixing its messy output to questioning if C mastery defines true skill. The discussion highlights tensions over losing core knowledge as AI handles more boilerplate, with many stressing that grasping low-level syscalls still earns respect in 2026.

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Senior engineer Dmitrii Kovanikov threw down a gauntlet to developers: code a TCP server and client from scratch in C, ditching AI tools entirely. It's a test of raw fundamentals amid AI's coding takeover.

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The 14-second clip from a routine traffic stop in Estes Park, Colorado, shows the elk casually interrupting the arrest amid flashing police lights. Posted widely since early February, it drew laughs with jokes about the elk helping the cops or staging a jailbreak. Locals noted elk often roam freely near Rocky Mountain National Park, making such encounters commonplace in the area.

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Two officers cuff a suspect on a foggy roadside when a bull elk strolls in, steps right over the guy, and trots off like it's no big deal.

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In early 2025, activist Joey Carbstrong secretly filmed 10 days at T&S Abattoir in Arley, capturing workers mistreating sheep: hurling them into walls, blasting wolf howls to terrify them, and letting some suffer conscious for minutes after slaughter without stunning. Expert Jenny L. Mace confirmed breaches of welfare laws, leading to three sackings, a license revocation by the Food Standards Agency, and a police probe with no charges yet. The abattoir, which processed 1,000 sheep weekly for halal meat, faced resident complaints and rejected expansion plans, reigniting demands to end non-stun slaughter amid legal exemptions for religious needs.

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Sheep slammed against concrete, throats cut while conscious—these hidden horrors from a Warwickshire abattoir have people reeling all over again.

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The fan, @sasosmi777 in Korea for J-Hope's concert, described their five-minute chat near Hannam-dong as the highlight of her life, praising Jungkook's sincere warmth, stylish black leather jacket, and bouncy walk. Many fans adored clips of his prince-like bow and polite smile, but others raised alarms over the nighttime spot close to his home, calling it potential stalking amid his history of privacy invasions. The fan defended the respectful exchange, highlighting the ongoing tension in K-pop between cherished moments and idols' need for space.

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A Turkish fan bumped into Jungkook on a quiet Seoul street late on February 25, capturing a selfie and a cheerful 'Merhaba Türkiye' shoutout that lit up smiles worldwide.

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Since October 2025, courts have ruled at least 4,421 times that ICE held people unlawfully, driven by over 20,000 habeas corpus petitions challenging prolonged detentions under the Trump administration's strict enforcement policies. Examples include California Judge Fernando M. Olguin releasing Hassan Rashidian on February 20, 2026, after the DOJ offered no opposition, and a Nevada judge freeing lawful permanent resident T.P.S. despite ended removal proceedings. The surge stems from thousands of DOJ attorney resignations and firings, overwhelming the Civil Division with double the usual caseload and forcing releases, even as DHS pushes deportations totaling over 540,000 since January 2025.

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Federal judges across the U.S. are freeing ICE detainees one ruling at a time, as government lawyers concede they lack arguments to hold them.

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Ezra Kipchumba Kering of Kenya won the elite men's 42km race in 2:11:55, earning $50,000, while Ethiopia's Dinke Meleka took the women's in 2:37:36 at the 11th Access Bank Lagos City Marathon. The event drew huge crowds, but the 10km fun run ended in a stampede when medals ran out, with participants fighting, losing gear, and some buying fakes from resellers. Organizers apologized, suspended distribution, and pledged fixes like better verification and barriers; separately, a video showed an ambulance hitting a spectator, now stable and under investigation.

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Thousands pounded Lagos streets in humid heat, but joy turned to mayhem at the 10km finish as runners scrambled for scarce medals.

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