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- 1Meta quietly building 4,300-mile undersea internet cable●While Everyone’s Debating Muse, Mark Zuckerberg Is Quietly Building a 4,300-Mile Cable Under the Ocean. Here’s What It’s For.
While public attention stays on AI debates, Meta is moving forward with a massive subsea cable project stretching roughly 4,300 miles across the ocean floor. The infrastructure aims to carry enormous volumes of internet traffic between continents, giving Meta greater control over the pipes that carry its apps' data. Observers note the project underscores how tech giants now build core internet infrastructure themselves, rivaling traditional telecom consortiums.
- 2EU tariffs on Chinese steel but not steel pipes questioned●Die EU erhebt Zölle auf chinesischen Stahl, aber keine auf Stahlrohre. Macht die EU-Kommission die europäische Wirtschaf
The EU has imposed tariffs on Chinese steel while leaving steel pipes tariff-free, drawing criticism that the policy undermines European industry. Commenters are asking whether the European Commission is deliberately harming European manufacturers, linking the issue to offshore wind energy and the broader costs of the energy transition in Germany and the EU.
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A gas leak occurred in Trieste while roadworks were underway, with local outlet TriestePrima reporting that firefighters were dispatched to the scene to secure the area. Roadworks are a frequent cause of gas line damage in Italian cities, and such incidents typically lead to temporary evacuations or street closures while crews repair the pipe.
- 4Green sea turtle photographed cruising past outflow pipe in west O'ahu●Green Sea Turtle, aka Honu, cruising next to an outflow pipe in west O'ahu. Your # sealife # photooftheday Prints availa
A wildlife photographer captured a green sea turtle, known in Hawaiian as the honu, swimming beside an outflow pipe along west O'ahu. The image was shared as a photo of the day and is drawing attention from ocean and marine life enthusiasts, with prints offered to interested buyers.
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A water pipe burst at Ohlsdorf Cemetery in Hamburg has led to closures and restrictions in parts of the grounds, local public broadcaster NDR reports. The cemetery, one of the largest in the world, has cordoned off affected areas while repair crews work on the damaged pipe. Visitors are being asked to avoid the closed sections until repairs are complete.
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Schools in Britain have been forced to close after a burst Thames Water pipe reportedly leaked 750 litres of water a second. The outage has disrupted classrooms and left households without supply, prompting fresh criticism of the utility's ageing infrastructure and its record on leaks, repairs and accountability to customers.
- 7New poetry essay 'Sandpipes and Poised Attack Prose' shared online●sandpipes and poised attack prose https:// subspacewagon.systems/sandpipe s-and-poised-attack-prose/ @ poetry @ writingc
A writer has published a new piece called 'Sandpipes and Poised Attack Prose' on the Subspace Wagon blog, sharing it with poetry and writing community groups. The post is tagged with literature and creative writing labels, and it is being circulated among readers interested in poetry and disability arts.
- 8New poem 'Pipes Translucent to Calgary Heights' circulates among poets●pipes translucent to Calgary heights (and hemmed, astrained lawyers) https:// subspacewagon.systems/pipes-tr anslucent-t
A poem titled 'Pipes Translucent to Calgary Heights (and Hemmed, Astrained Lawyers)' is being shared and discussed across online poetry and writing communities. The piece, tagged with themes of the Anthropocene and disabled artists, has drawn modest engagement from readers, though the author and circumstances of its publication are not identified.
- 9Tree Swallows spotted mating at Pipe Creek Wildlife Area in Ohio▼Mating Tree Swallows at Pipe Creek Wildlife Area in Sandusky, # Ohio # birds # BirdPhotography # wildlife # wildlifephot
Birdwatchers are sharing photographs of Tree Swallows mating at Pipe Creek Wildlife Area in Sandusky, Ohio. The images capture the birds during breeding season at the lakeside nature reserve, which is a popular stop for migratory species along Lake Erie. Nature photography communities are circulating the shots among wildlife enthusiasts.
- 10Piper thanks authors of Highland Bagpipe Makers book▼A grateful piper responds to the Highland Bagpipe Makers book
A piper has written a public note of thanks responding to the book Highland Bagpipe Makers, which documents the craftsmen behind Scotland's national instrument. The response, shared on a bagpipe news outlet, reflects appreciation within the piping community for a reference work celebrating the instrument's maker heritage. The exchange has drawn warm attention from piping enthusiasts.
- 11Ashland resort pipes mineral water into every guest room▼Ashland's Lithia Springs Resort pipes mineral water into every room
Lithia Springs Resort in Ashland, Oregon, pipes its natural mineral water directly into every guest room, according to OregonLive. The unusual amenity lets visitors soak in the town's famed lithia water without leaving their accommodations, adding to Ashland's reputation as a spa and wellness destination in southern Oregon.
- 12Spain's farms face water crunch as data centers draw criticism●Ok, Europe, pipe them some water. Say what? Data centers took it? >> # Spain grows # Europe 's f#ruit and # veggies , bu
Spain supplies much of Europe's fruit and vegetables, but the country is running short of water, according to a DW report making the rounds online. Commenters are outraged that data centers have been drawing on scarce supplies while farmers struggle, with some suggesting Europe should redirect water resources to Spanish agriculture.
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Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion, a technology that generates power from temperature differences between warm surface water and cold deep seawater, reportedly works as intended. The main challenge now lies in moving the enormous volumes of seawater required, which drives costs and engineering complexity. Observers in the clean energy community are weighing whether improved pumping and pipe designs could make OTEC commercially viable.
- 14Deviated Instinct's Rock 'N' Roll Conformity cover draws attention●The cover of Deviated Instinct’s Rock ’N’ Roll Conformity turns the album title into a grotesque satire of a society tra
The cover art of Deviated Instinct's album Rock 'N' Roll Conformity is being discussed for its grotesque satirical imagery. The artwork shows a skeletal, horned figure looming over a chaotic industrial landscape of gears, pipes and chains, visually embodying the album's critique of a society trapped inside its own machinery. Fans of the band's crust punk aesthetic are highlighting the cover's dark, mechanical symbolism.
- 15Overflowing pipe blamed for March chemical leak at Silfab Solar▼Overflowing pipe to blame for March chemical leak at Silfab Solar
Investigators have determined that an overflowing pipe caused the chemical leak at the Silfab Solar facility in March. Authorities say the incident stemmed from equipment overflow rather than a more systemic failure. The finding may shape scrutiny of the solar manufacturer's operations and safety practices as the company faces attention over its plant.
- 16Researchers Propose 'Shielded Bitcoin' for Private Transactions●Researchers Propose 'Shielded Bitcoin' to Hide Transactions Without a Soft Fork alloc/init co-founder Misha Komarov expl
Researchers have introduced a proposal called 'Shielded Bitcoin' aimed at bringing transaction privacy to Bitcoin without requiring a network-wide soft fork. Misha Komarov, co-founder of alloc/init, explains that the design uses zero-knowledge proofs and Bitcoin PIPEs to hide on-chain transactions. The proposal is drawing attention in crypto circles, where privacy upgrades to Bitcoin have long been debated given the trade-offs between confidentiality and network consensus rules.
- 17Storm reveals buried foundations and pipes on Milford beach▼Storm unearths foundations, pipes along Milford beach
Recent storm activity along Milford, Connecticut's shoreline has uncovered old foundations and pipes beneath the beach. WFSB reported that erosion from the storm exposed structures that had long been buried under sand, drawing attention from local residents curious about the remnants of earlier development along the coast.
- 18Alpha Modus completes $250 million bitcoin PIPE, regains Nasdaq compliance●Alpha Modus Holdings completes $250 million bitcoin PIPE transaction, regains Nasdaq compliance
Alpha Modus Holdings has completed a $250 million private investment in public equity (PIPE) transaction structured around bitcoin, and says it has regained compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements. The move gives the company fresh capital while resolving its listing issues, and places it among the growing list of public firms tying their treasuries or financing to bitcoin.
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