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The actor, 56, strutted with confidence onto the blue carpet at the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall, where the prestigious awards ceremony was being held.

Jane, 87, left viewers concerned after she appeared 'dazed' and 'confused' while being interviewed on the red carpet at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday evening.

Demi Moore, 62, cemented her comeback status when she won the award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role on Sunday at the 31st Screen Actors Guild Awards.  

The veteran Democratic strategist said that Trump's popularity is sinking, and he believes the administration will implode from a lack of public support.

The 'breastaurant' chain, infamous for making their staff wear tight-fitting and revealing uniforms, unveiled plans to expand its empire into Britain by announcing its third UK-based restaurant.

The actress, 21, was the epitome of elegance in a peach-coloured satin gown that clung to every inch of her svelte frame.

Shocking new videos show Dublin descending into chaos - with fighting thugs throwing themselves into busses, knife fights on their streets and mass brawls sparking in residential roads.

The firebrand Republican claimed four years ago that 'vaccine schedules' should be tailored to different races because black people have 'better immune systems' back in 2021.

Most of us, when generating a UUID, will reach for a library to do it. Even a UUIDv4, which is just a random number, presents challenges: doing randomness correctly is hard, and certain bits within the UUID are reserved for metadata about what kind of UUID we're generating.

But Gretchen's co-worker didn't reach for a library. What they did reach for was… regular expressions?

function uuidv4() { return "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-4xxx-yxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx".replace(/[xy]/g, function (c) { var r = (Math.random() * 16) | 0, v = c == "x" ? r : (r & 0x3) | 0x8; return v.toString(16); }); }

At a glance, this appears to be a riff on common answers on Stack Overflow. I won't pick on this code for not using crypto.randomUUID, the browser function for doing this, as that function only started showing up in browsers in 2021. But using a format string and filling it with random data instead of generating your 128-bits as a Uint8Buffer is less forgivable.

This solution to generating UUIDs makes a common mistake: confusing the representation of the data with the reality of the data. A UUID is 128-bits of numerical data, with a few bits reserved for identification (annoyingly, how many bits are reserved depends on which format we're talking about). We render it as the dash-separated-hex-string, but it is not a dash-separated-hex-string.

In the end, this code does work. Awkwardly and inefficiently and with a high probability of collisions due to bad randomness, but it works. I just hate it.

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Wants regulators and carriers to adopt Open Fibre Data Standard to answer questions like ‘Is that one fibre, or nine?’

APRICOT 2025  The Internet Society wants to help improve maps that depict terrestrial optic fibre networks by having regulators and carriers alike promote and adopt the Open Fibre Data Standard it helped to create.…

Do you have these in a 42?' Is it my imagination or is the assistant rolling her eyes. 'We don't have capacity to carry every size in store,' she says, 'Have you tried online?'

After shocking fans with a full frontal naked scene in The White Lotus season three opener, there was even more nudity in episode two. Read on for the full episode recap.

When it comes to application packaging, earlier this month the site Its FOSS complained that Fedora Flatpaks "are often unmaintained or broken, leading to a poor experience for users who aren't usually aware they're using them." And this apparently created friction with OBS Studio, the free/open-source screencasting and streaming app. "We are now considering the Fedora Flatpaks distribution of OBS Studio a hostile fork," OBS Studio lead Joel Bethke posted in on GitLab's page for Fedora Flatpaks. They said they were making "a formal request to remove all of our branding, including but not limited to, our name, our logo, any additional IP belonging to the OBS Project, from your distribution. Failure to comply may result in further legal action taken...." (Issues with Fedora's packaging led "to users complaining upstream thinking they are being served the official package..." Bethke said in his original Issue. "I would also like some sort of explanation on why someone thought it was a good idea to take a Flatpak that was working perfectly fine, break it, and publish it at a higher priority to our official builds.") 23 people clicked "Like" on the original Issue — but threatening legal action only happened after Bethke felt Fedora was unresponsive, according to It's FOSS: In a comment on a video by Brodi Robertson (check pinned comment), Joel shared that folks from Fedora were not taking this issue seriously, with one of them even resorting to name-calling by labeling the OBS Studio devs as being "terrible maintainers". Since then, a major step has been taken by Neal Gompa, a well-known Fedora contributor and member of the Fedora Engineering Steering Committee (FESCo). He has opened a new issue to remove Fedora's OBS Studio flatpak from the registry as soon as possible. But by Tuesday Bethke posted in a new comment on GitLab announcing that "a very good conversation" with the Flatpak SIG and Fedora Project Leader seemed to have cleared the tension. "We discussed the issues, how we got here, and what next steps are... [T]he OBS Project is no longer requesting a removal of IP or rebrand of the OBS Studio application provided by Fedora Flatpaks." To the issue of not knowing where to report bugs for the downstream package, "We had some very good discussion on how this might be accomplished in the medium-long term, but don't consider it a blocker at this point." As for other issues with Fedora's Flatpak for OBS Studio, "The discussion was positive and they are actively working to resolve..." And similar sentiments were echoed on Fedora's own issue tracker. "We had a good conversation today, and there is a hopeful path forward that does not require the OBS Project distancing itself from Fedora Flatpaks..."

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From over-the-top ruffles and bizarre feathers to clashing patterns and weirdly-shaped frocks, the 2025 Screen Actors Guild Awards have been filled with a slew of sartorial nightmares.

Not only is she up for best supporting actress in a motion picture, but she also scored a nod as part of the ensemble cast, who are in the running for a collective prize.

The 82-year-old acclaimed actor's move caused the audience to erupt in laughter, and left many people across the globe amused.

Brandon Betts, who lives in Braintree, pestered his ex-girlfriend and phoned her 300 times in one day, Colchester Magistrates' Court heard.

The charity also announced the opening of a new hub in Braintree.

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Kathy Bates turned heads at the 2025 Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday, flaunting her noticeably slimmer figure with confidence. The Matlock star graced the red carpet in a chic black blazer.