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- 1Exploring Mysterious Shipping Containers Lost at Sea●Exploring Mysterious Shipping Containers Lost at Sea!
A stunt and adventure creator has released an exploration of shipping containers lost at sea, drawing tens of millions of views and likes worldwide. The content dives into how thousands of containers fall off cargo ships each year and what happens to them in the ocean, tapping into growing curiosity about marine pollution, shipping industry practices, and underwater mysteries.
- 2Hidden Glowbar Disco app turns Googlebook into a light show●Here’s how to unlock your Googlebook’s secret light show The hidden Glowbar Disco app is surprisingly easy to find once
Android Authority reports that Googlebook devices contain a hidden app called Glowbar Disco that triggers a light show, and that it is easy to unlock once you know where to look. The feature has been quietly buried in the software, and guides are now circulating explaining how to find and activate it on the devices.
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Exporters in Kanpur are facing a severe crisis after sea freight charges jumped to 5,000 dollars per container. Industry sources estimate losses of around 591 crore rupees, putting the city's export sector under serious strain. Traders warn the surge in shipping costs is eroding competitiveness and could damage orders if the situation continues.
- 4SubQuery npm package compromised with credential-stealing code●Subql/common 5.8.3 compromised: postinstall stealer in 18k-star SubQuery repo
Version 5.8.3 of the Subql/common package, part of the widely used SubQuery project with around 18,000 GitHub stars, has been compromised and contains a credential-stealing script that runs automatically on install via its postinstall hook. The issue was flagged publicly on the project's GitHub repository, and developers are being warned to avoid installing the affected version while the supply-chain attack is investigated.
- 5PIL takes delivery of two LNG dual-fuel container ships●Singapore: Pacific International Lines (PIL) has taken delivery of Kota Elok and Kota Elan, two LNG dual-fuel container
Singapore-based Pacific International Lines has taken delivery of Kota Elok and Kota Elan, two LNG dual-fuel container ships built by China's Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding for its Asia–South America service. The vessels are the first two of a planned series of 13, marking a step in PIL's fleet decarbonisation and capacity expansion.
- 6Exploring 2 Mysterious Shipping Containers Lost at Sea●Exploring 2 Mysterious Shipping Containers Lost at Sea!
Brent Rivera is exploring two mystery shipping containers lost at sea, an adventure video drawing massive attention with over two million likes. The clip taps into fascination with ocean mysteries and cargo lost from container ships, leaving viewers speculating about what the containers hold and how they ended up drifting in open water.
- 7US ocean container imports hit record September volume▼US ocean container imports set new record for September, Descartes says
US ocean container imports reached a new record for the month of September, according to logistics data firm Descartes. The milestone points to strong import demand heading into the holiday season, even as tariffs and supply chain shifts continue to reshape global shipping flows. Analysts and shippers are watching whether the surge reflects front-loading of goods or sustained consumer demand.
- 8Savannah's Ocean Terminal renovations reach 60 percent complete▼Savannah’s Ocean Terminal renovations 60 percent complete
Renovations at Savannah's Ocean Terminal are now reported to be 60 percent complete, according to local coverage from Grice Connect and The Trucker. The project is part of ongoing work at the Port of Savannah, one of the busiest container ports in the United States, and progress updates are being closely watched by logistics and shipping interests.
- 9High-severity path traversal flaw disclosed in gvproxy network forwarder▼🚨 EUVD-2026-95578 📊 Score: 9.3/10 (CVSS v3.1) 📅 Updated: 2026-10-09 📝 A path traversal vulnerability was found in gvprox
A path traversal vulnerability has been catalogued as EUVD-2026-95578 with a CVSS v3.1 score of 9.3. The flaw sits in gvproxy, the network forwarder shipped with the gvisor-tap-vsock package. Its unauthenticated /services/forwarder/expose endpoint reportedly fails to validate input, potentially letting attackers reach files outside intended paths until patched.
- 10Study finds ocean carrier arrival estimates often wrong or missing▼Study: Ocean carrier ETAs are often inaccurate or missing completely
A new study examined estimated times of arrival from ocean carriers and found that many are inaccurate or missing entirely. Shippers and logistics providers rely on ETAs to plan warehouses, trucking and inventory, so unreliable data can cause costly disruptions. Industry observers say the findings highlight the need for better visibility technology and data sharing across global container shipping.
- 11HD Hyundai Delivers World's First Lashing-Free Containership to CMA CGM●HD Hyundai Delivers World's First "Lashing-Free" Containership to CMA CGM https:// lemmy.ca/post/72001482
South Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai has delivered the world's first containership designed without traditional cargo lashing systems to French shipping line CMA CGM. The vessel's design removes the need for manual lashing of containers, a change that could reshape how container ships are loaded and secured and reduce work for crews at sea.
- 12Fire crews respond to hazmat call at Port of Savannah terminal▼Fire crews respond to hazmat call at Port of Savannah's Garden City Terminal
Fire crews were called to a hazardous materials incident at the Port of Savannah's Garden City Terminal in Georgia. Details about the substance involved, injuries, or operational impact have not been released. The response at one of the busiest container ports in the United States has drawn local attention as crews work to secure the scene.
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A new study reports that ocean carriers' estimated arrival times for container shipments are frequently inaccurate or simply not provided. Shippers and cargo owners have long complained that unreliable ETAs make it hard to plan port pickup, warehousing and downstream logistics, so the findings are likely to renew pressure on carriers to improve schedule reliability and data sharing across global supply chains.
- 14Moment Energy turns old EV batteries into grid storage●Moment Energy and its shipping containers packed with old EV batteries (text available in “reading mode”) https://www. t
Moment Energy, a climate tech startup, is repurposing used electric vehicle batteries into storage units housed in shipping containers, giving retired packs a second life supporting the power grid. The company has been highlighted among climate tech companies to watch, drawing attention for its approach to battery reuse and sustainable energy storage.
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Shipping analysts are warning that ocean freight delays have shifted from an occasional risk to the most probable outcome for cargo shipments. With congestion and scheduling problems disrupting global container routes, businesses dependent on maritime logistics face mounting uncertainty over delivery times and costs, prompting importers and retailers to reassess supply chain planning.
- 16German port strike averted as union members accept offer●Union members accept offer, strike at German ports averted
Union members at German ports have accepted an offer from employers, averting a planned strike that would have disrupted cargo handling at major hubs such as Hamburg and Bremen. The deal ends a wage dispute that had raised fears of significant delays and costs for shipping lines, freight forwarders and supply chains across northern Europe.
- 17Ocean Network Express and ClassNK launch roll damping tank study▼Ocean Network Express partners with ClassNK on roll damping tank study
Container shipping company Ocean Network Express has entered a partnership with classification society ClassNK to carry out a tank study on roll damping technology. The research aims to reduce ship rolling motion at sea, which can improve cargo safety, crew comfort and fuel efficiency. Details of the study's scope and timeline have not been disclosed.
- 18Renovate bot self-hosters hit Yarn version mismatch●I'm trying to self-host renovate bot. I am using the ghcr.io/renovate/renovate:full image. It apparently installs yarnv4
A developer self-hosting the Renovate dependency-update bot using the ghcr.io/renovate/renovate:full container image reports that the image ships with Yarn 4, while their project uses Yarn 1. The bot correctly detects Yarn 1 in the repository but runs updates with Yarn 4, causing problems, and the developer is asking the open-source community how to fix the mismatch.
- 19Empty container pile-up at Manila port triggers truckers' strike●News Empty box pile-up at port of Manila sparks truckers' strike
A build-up of empty shipping containers at the port of Manila has prompted truck drivers to go on strike, disrupting cargo movements at the Philippines' busiest gateway. The congestion leaves truckers waiting longer for haulage jobs, hitting their earnings. Industry observers warn the stoppage could add to delays in Philippine supply chains if the container backlog is not cleared quickly.
Repos
- FeSens/openTPU An open-source AI accelerator, developed by AI: RTL, ISA, simulator, compiler and profiler in one repo. Runs Qwen3, LFM2
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