World's Highest Bridge Opens in Guizhou, China
The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, rising 625 meters above the river, has officially opened to traffic in China’s Guizhou province.
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The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, rising 625 meters above the river, has officially opened to traffic in China’s Guizhou province.
Read report »A detailed explainer says the EU proposal would require client-side scanning even inside encrypted apps.
Read report »The Substack post argues the US case is ordinary criminal SIM-farm activity, not a novel national-security plot.
Read report »The partial skeleton, found with a crocodile relative's limb against its jaws, is among the most complete known from the dinosaur group.
Read report »The disclosure describes a stack-based buffer overflow in libcurl’s cookie handling and says it affects applications that use the library.
Read report »A partial solar eclipse occurred on September 21, 2025, offering viewers in the Southern Hemisphere and parts of the Pacific a rare celestial display.
Read report »Seattle Ultrasonics is marketing a powered kitchen knife that claims to cut with less resistance, putting a niche culinary-tech product back in the spotlight.
Read report »A widely shared complaint about a steep Slack bill increase has apparently produced a better offer, after the company says its CEO reached out directly.
Read report »A blog post from a developer says Apple Photos sometimes corrupts camera imports, raising another round of questions about workflow reliability on Apple’s photo stack.
Read report »A UN commission of inquiry has concluded that Israel is responsible for genocide in Gaza, according to reporting on the panel’s findings.
Read report »A hobbyist has turned a disposable vape into an internet curiosity: a working web server running on hardware that was never intended for that job.
Read report »A parody storefront called Anycrap says it can generate product pages, images, prices and reviews for anything a user types into search.
Read report »A pro-nuclear advocacy site says Europe’s top court has sided with the inclusion of nuclear power in the EU’s sustainable finance framework.
Read report »A privacy activist says Germany is not backing the EU’s ChatControl proposal, improving the odds that opponents can form a blocking minority.
Read report »A personal essay about a family trip to the Franklin Institute argues that museums lose value when touchscreen exhibits replace physical interaction.
Read report »Everything presents a Linux CLI that turns GUI windows into terminal output, pushing the terminal-as-interface idea to an unusual extreme.
Read report »The 5,000-megawatt Blue Nile project is designed to more than double national generating capacity but remains opposed by Egypt over water security.
Read report »Event date: 2025-09-08 — security firm Aikido reported that a cluster of widely used npm packages, including debug and chalk, were updated with malware designed to tamper with browser-based crypto and web3 activity.
Read report »A Show HN post pointed to Mitch Ivin’s portfolio, which recreates Windows XP with working apps, projects and a retro desktop interface.
Read report »Microsoft rerouted cloud traffic after damaged undersea fibre links increased network delays, while connectivity problems were reported in parts of Asia and the Middle East.
Read report »A total lunar eclipse turned the Moon red for observers in parts of Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia and Antarctica, with UK visibility varying sharply by location and weather.
Read report »Event date: 2025-09-05 — a developer essay arguing for Podman over Docker gained traction by tying container workflow preferences to daemon architecture, resource use, and security exposure.
Read report »Chancellor Friedrich Merz has officially inaugurated the Jupiter supercomputer in Juelich, marking a strategic effort to enhance European technological sovereignty.
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