- A new user asked the channel for pointers to “implants and other biohacking resources,” specifically citing the Cyborg Foundation as their entry point into the topic.  
- JayDugger shared a tongue-in-cheek Ethereum-based “Indulgence” token sale on TokenMint, framing medieval indulgences as a blockchain smart-contract experiment.  
- kanzure posted the public SpaceX launch-schedule API (http://api.spacexdata.com/launches/upcoming) as a data source for near-term orbital activity.  
- He also circulated the Tor Project’s guide to the “meek” pluggable transport (https://blog.torproject.org/blog/how-use-“meek”-pluggable-transport) for censorship-resistant browsing.  
- kanzure linked a long-form post on anti-aging science titled “On Aging” from anti-agingfirewalls.com, summarizing recent longevity-research developments.  
- A series of excerpts from the New York Fed’s 2014 staff report on the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy were highlighted, focusing on how central clearing, CCP behavior, and derivatives “safe-harbor” rules affected customer losses and systemic risk.  
- kanzure followed up with two additional academic papers on derivatives safe harbors: the Adams paper from Harvard DASH and a Google-Scholar citation list for deeper legal/financial research.  
- Discussion on Hacker News (item 14678032) about privacy and fungibility improvements in Bitcoin was shared as background reading for cryptocurrency researchers.