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- 1OpenAI, Blackstone, SoftBank back union coalition against data center moratoriums●OpenAl, Blackstone, QTS & SoftBank back a major union coalition to fight US data center moratoriums across 7 states. Int
OpenAI, Blackstone, QTS and SoftBank are reported to be backing a union coalition opposing US data center moratoriums across seven states. Internal polling in Ohio reportedly shows 67% negative sentiment toward new facilities, shifting only when campaigns promise lower energy bills and local jobs, framing the fight as one over public perception as much as regulation.
- 2Qt 6.12 LTS released with QML hot reloading●Phoronix: Qt 6.12 LTS Released With QML Hot Reloading, StyleKit In Experimental Form https://www. phoronix.com/news/Qt-6
The Qt Project has released Qt 6.12, a long-term support version of the cross-platform application framework. The release introduces QML hot reloading, letting developers see interface changes instantly without restarting, and adds StyleKit in experimental form. Long-term support means several years of fixes, making it a significant update for embedded and desktop developers, and Linux and open-source communities are sharing the news.
- 3Qt 6.12 LTS Released●Qt 6.12 LTS Released https://www.qt.io/blog/qt-6.12-released # Qt # Programming # OpenSource
The Qt Project has released Qt 6.12, a long-term support version of the cross-platform application framework. As an LTS release, it will receive extended maintenance and support, making it a likely target for developers building commercial and open-source applications who prioritize stability. Developers in open-source programming communities are sharing the announcement, noting that LTS milestones typically become the foundation for desktop, embedded, and mobile software for years to come.
- 4Purge continues at Pentagon under Hegseth, reports say●RE: https:// flipboard.com/@cbsnews/politic s-fcotvfd4z/-/a-0rkaQaFiSl20a3adp1PQTA%3Aa%3A2476075171-%2F0 The purge conti
A CBS News report circulating on social media says the purge continues, a reference to the dismissal of officials at the Pentagon under Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth. Commenters share the story with hashtags on US politics and the military, expressing concern about ongoing leadership shake-ups at the Department of Defence and what they mean for the armed forces.
- 5EQT Subsidiaries Must Face West Virginia Children's Health Lawsuit▼Marcellus Drilling News: 2 EQT Shale Gas Subsidiaries Lose Bid To Toss West Virginia Kids Health Lawsuit From Federal Court
Two EQT shale gas subsidiaries have failed in their bid to have a lawsuit over children's health in West Virginia dismissed from federal court. The ruling means the case, tied to Marcellus Shale drilling operations, can proceed against the natural gas giant's units. Environmental groups and residents are watching closely, as the outcome could shape accountability for drilling impacts on communities near gas development.