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    Elias Pettersson draws attention after big Canucks moments●elias petterssonGgoogleCA5009 min ago

    Vancouver Canucks star Elias Pettersson is generating buzz after a stretch of headlines. Coverage highlights an on-ice sequence in which Pettersson bested Seattle's Shane Wright and fought Ryan Winterton, as well as a power-play goal and talk about his recent form on the Canucks' in-house Happy Hour show. Fans in Canada are closely tracking whether Pettersson is returning to his best as Vancouver faces Pacific Division rivals like Edmonton.

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    Orionid meteor shower visible from Friday●How to see the Orionid meteor shower from Friday https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/c64gr18jrvx3o?at_medium=RSS&at_cMmastodonScienceSpace25 min ago

    The Orionid meteor shower, produced by debris from Halley's Comet, reaches visibility from Friday, according to BBC Weather guidance. The annual shower occurs each October as Earth passes through dust left by the comet, producing bright fast meteors. Observers are being told how best to spot it, typically by looking at a dark sky away from city lights during the peak activity period.

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    Reddit kills RSS feeds and public API access over AI bots●Reddit is killing RSS feeds and ending public API access because of AI bots | TechCrunchMmastodon1429 min ago

    Reddit is shutting down RSS feed support and further restricting public API access, citing AI bots scraping its content. The move is part of the company's broader effort to lock down its user-generated data, which has become valuable for training AI models. Critics argue the changes hurt researchers, hobbyist developers and third-party tools that have long relied on open access to the platform.

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    WSJ argues abandoned land should host data centers●Abandoned Land? Build a Data Center https://www.wsj.com/opinion/abandoned-land-build-a-data-center-bc568f08?mod=rss_opinMmastodonBusinessReal Estate219 min ago

    A Wall Street Journal opinion piece argues that vacant or abandoned land should be repurposed for data center construction, tapping into the surge in demand for computing capacity driven by artificial intelligence. The idea links real estate redevelopment to technology infrastructure, and it is being shared and debated among readers interested in property and tech policy.

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