DevOps
fromInfoWorld
7 hours agoUpdate your databases now to avoid data debt
Multiple major open source databases reach end-of-life in 2026, requiring teams to plan upgrades and migrations to avoid security risks and higher costs.
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fromHoodline
3 weeks agoQueens On Edge As Rezoning Wave Promises Massive Housing Boom
The Adams administration's zoning push centers on the "City of Yes for Housing Opportunity" package, a citywide zoning text amendment that city materials say could enable roughly 108,850 new homes over 15 years. According to the NYC Department of City Planning, the proposal includes a universal affordability bonus, looser parking requirements and new tools aimed at allowing more housing near transit.
NYC politics
Design
fromArchDaily
1 month agoHeritage Transformations, New Capital Cities, and Residential Innovations: This Week's Review
Adaptive reuse, landscape integration, and conservation strategies extend the life and cultural relevance of built environments amid material, infrastructural, and geopolitical challenges.
fromSnowBrains
1 month agoWhitefish Mountain Resort, MT, Report: A True Big-Time Local Resort - SnowBrains
Glacier Park International Airport sits about 15 minutes from Whitefish proper, and offers direct flights from several hubs across the western United States and select Midwestern cities. My flight from Portland, Oregon took less time than it would have taken to get to Mount Hood. The drive from downtown Whitefish to the resort is less than 15 minutes. For travelers who prefer rails to runways, Amtrak's Empire Builder stops right in downtown Whitefish.
Snowboarding
fromTravel + Leisure
3 months agoFAA Launches $32.5 Billion Overhaul of U.S. Air Traffic Control System-What to Know
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is working to overhaul the country's air traffic control system in an effort to reduce outages and improve efficiency. To revamp the old system, the agency put down an initial $12.5 billion and awarded a contract to technology firm Peraton, according to the FAA. The project is ultimately expected to cost an additional $20 billion with the administration's goal to fully implement the new system by the end of 2028.
US news
fromwww.standard.co.uk
3 months agoBarbican's big update: What the renewal means for London's iconic arts centre
The Barbican Centre a Brutalist landmark that has housed world-class performances, exhibitions, and cinema since 1982 is heading into a major transformation. After more than four decades of heavy use, the building and its surroundings have begun to show their age. Leaking tiles, outdated infrastructure and a notoriously confusing layout have all contributed to calls for a full-scale overhaul. In response, the centre's management backed by the City of London Corporation has launched the ambitious Barbican Renewal programme. The aim is not just to repair
Renovation
Alternative transportation
fromSustainable Bus
3 months agoSASA to deploy 120 buses (including zero emission vehicles) under multi-year Bolzano investment plan - Sustainable Bus
Province of Bolzano approved €13.35 million in 2025 funding for SASA SpA to upgrade infrastructure, acquire offices, build staff housing, and support a zero-emission bus transition.
San Francisco
fromsfist.com
6 months agoBART Board Does Some Grilling, Managers Give Some Explanation About Last Week's Systemwide Meltdown
A fiber-optic cable move during upgrades triggered another BART systemwide meltdown, prompting management accountability and urgent mitigation across dozens more stations.
US politics
fromFortune
6 months agoTrump tightens his grip on D.C. by seizing its rail hub, stripping Amtrak of control
Federal government will take management of Union Station from Amtrak to improve repairs, attract businesses, increase revenue, and align station upgrades with presidential priorities.
fromianVisits
6 months agoLondon's weekly railway news
London Underground A second entrance for the Northern line's joint-newest tube station, at Battersea Power Station, looks ready to open very shortly. ianVisits Cockfosters might be known for its gnomes - but a few stations down the Piccadilly line you'll find another horticultural quirk: a transport-themed garden inside a passimeter. Londonist Meet the migrant Tube workers resisting Labour's deportation plans Socialist Worker
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