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Popular Twitch streamer ‘Uwo’s Lab’ turned an old toilet into a functioning speaker in a hilarious science experiment that’s going viral on social media. Uwo’s Lab is the self-described “funny science man” of Twitch, where he boasts over 89,000 followers who tune in to watch his unusual broadcasts building “insane robots, electronics, gadgets, gizmos, and experiments.” His latest project took inspiration from a post on the ‘DIYaudio’ subreddit, where audiophiles gather together to share their unique speaker builds, amplifier projects, and other music-related hardware they’ve cobbled together themselves. The post in question is a photoshopped image of a “ceramic full-range horn prototype” named “Big John Mk I,” showing an amplifier wired to a toilet bowl. The humorous idea quickly shot to the top of the subreddit. It wasn’t long before it caught Uwo’s attention, and he was determined to make the meme a reality. Twitch streamer turns old toilet into a functional speaker On March 19, 2026, Uwo announced on X that he was officially bringing the ‘Sh*twoofer’ to life, sharing a photo showing he’d already sourced an old toilet, a speaker, and an amplifier for the project. Viewers gathered to watch the mad scientist build his magnum opus on

Florian Marliere (Image Via Getty) Rugby fans in France are about to watch the Premiership in a very different way. Instead of a big TV network, this time it is a Twitch streamer stepping in. Florian Marliere, who runs the Janusport channel, has bought the rights to show the rest of the Premiership Rugby season in France. His channel has around 11,000 subscribers, but now it will carry a major league. This move comes after the 2024–25 season was shown on beIN Sports for just one year. After that deal ended, there was no clear broadcaster. That left many fans in France unable to follow the competition. Now Marliere has stepped in, paying what he called a “five-figure sum” to secure the rights, as reported by L’Equipe. His coverage begins on Friday with Bath facing Saracens. From there, he plans to stream matches live on Twitch, where he will also do commentary himself. It is a format more common in gaming, but now it is being used for rugby. Florian Marliere explains why he bought Premiership Rugby rights and what fans can expect from Twitch coverage Florian Marliere made it clear that this project is not about easy profit. Speaking

How Do South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota Rank For Dog Owner Responsibility?Eric Ward/UnsplashOne thing I've learned over the years is that there is no such thing as bad dogs, just bad dog owners. But which states are home to the best and worst dog owners in America? Dog with Stuffed UnicornRebecca Campbell via Unsplashloading... To find the States With the Most Responsible Dog Owners,  Forbes Advisor surveyed 200 dog owners from each state (10,000 total) and got their responses in eight key categories: Vet visits Vaccinations Use of location devices Going for walks Flea/Tick treatments Heartworm treatments Nail trimming Teeth brushing READ MORE: New Restaurant To Take Over Sioux Falls Chuck E. Cheese Site When the final scores were tabulated, only one state could claim perfection. Washington grabbed all 100 possible points, easily outdistancing second-place New York by more than 13 points.  » Read More

Friday, 20 March 2026 - 17:50 Share this article: State Secretary Willemijn Aerdts, responsible for Digital Economy and Sovereignty for D66, warns that reliance on foreign messaging apps like WhatsApp and Signal poses a risk to the government. Her ministry has launched a pilot project with a European alternative as a first step, with the long-term goal of adopting a messaging platform fully controlled by the Dutch government. Throughout the pilot phase, the state secretary and a select group of officials will use the alternative messaging platform to communicate. Her spokesperson declined to disclose which European app is involved, noting that the project is still in its infancy. "At present, much of our communication relies on platforms beyond our control. In a world where technology is more and more used as an instrument of power, that poses a risk," the minister said. Reports this week revealed that Belgian civil servants will be banned from using WhatsApp and Messenger as of next week. De Standaard reports they are expected to transition to the government-developed app Beam, which was already adopted last week by the country’s military and intelligence agencies. While the spokesperson remains tight-lipped, ICT sector sources have suggested in the

Smash burger chain Rosie’s Burgers is preparing to open its first-ever location in B.C., and it’s going to be right here in Vancouver. Live at UBC shared the news that the Toronto-based burger chain will be opening a location on campus soon. “Something delicious is coming to University Boulevard!” shared Live at UBC on Instagram. Rosie’s is best known for its smash burgers, as well as its fries, strawberry shakes, onion rings, and banana pudding. “Rosie’s was founded in 2020 by brothers Daniel & Dustin Gelman through a shared passion for good food and warm hospitality. Inspired by the simplicity of the classic diner, nostalgic for a time when burgers and fries were just that — uncomplicated and effortlessly delicious,” shared the restaurant on its website. Aside from the fact that it’s opening on UBC’s Point Grey campus, an exact opening date and address have yet to be announced. Be sure to check back here for more information soon. Rosie’s Burgers Instagram Still hungry? Discover Dished Vancouver on TikTok

Welcome to   AI  Decoded ,  Fast Company ’s weekly newsletter that breaks down the most important news in the world of  AI . You can sign   up to receive this newsletter every week via email  here . The cost of AI will surely rise, along with our dependence on it Developing AI models and serving AI apps is a notoriously expensive undertaking. AI labs use massive amounts of computing power, training data, and high-priced talent to create and serve AI models, and the costs are not nearly covered by the chatbot subscription and API fees they bring in. Neither OpenAI nor Anthropic, for example, are profitable, and won’t be for some time. The difference, for now, is made up by investment money, much of it from venture capital firms. But that won’t last, of course. As AI companies mature, they’ll be expected to make returns on all the investment money they’ve taken. And the prices consumers and businesses pay for AI will almost certainly go up.  It fits the model. Silicon Valley’s canonical playbook is to sell an app or service cheaply at first to build a large user base, then raise prices and, often, let the customer experience

Welcome back to another weekend! Let’s keep completing the LinkedIn Games as we sit back and relax. You can take your time to learn the new puzzle Patches if you haven’t tried it already. The puzzles today are pretty fun, with some tough ones in between. If you need any help, the LinkedIn Games answers are here as always. If you’ve never tried these games before, you’ll find them here. The first time you do these puzzles, you’ll get a tutorial level, and after that, you’ll get the daily puzzle. You won’t be joining us until tomorrow if it’s your first time today. That said, here are all the LinkedIn Games solutions for March 20, 2026. If you’d like to try our web games, visit FW Gaming! LinkedIn Patches Solution for March 20, 2026 (#3) LinkedIn Patches is the newest game in the LinkedIn Games lineup, and this is one of the more fun puzzles I’ve seen in a while. Here’s the solution for today: Red: Make a horizontal line with three squares in the first row. Yellow: Make a square with four spots in the fourth and fifth columns. Purple: Make a vertical line with four squares in the

The Colorado College track & field teams will compete at the Dr. Dan Caprioglio Invitational in Pueblo, Colo., March 20-21.     How To Follow  Live results can be accessed through the track & field schedule pages on CCTigers.com.   Last Time Out The Tigers competed on March 7 at the CenTex Invitational in Georgetown, Texas, for the season-opening outdoor meet, which was suspended due to weather after a couple of events were completed.   For the events that were completed, Luc Santos won the men's 3,000-meter steeplechase race with a time of 9:49,93, while Lincoln Brewer was fourth in the 1500 with a time of 4:15.98.   On the women's side, Hannah Falk finished third in the 3K steeplechase with a personal-best time of 12:08.00, followed by Liz White in fifth, Ellie Ottem in sixth and Emilia Weinrobe in seventh. Abby Goulas placed fourth in the 1500 with a tie of 5:02.97.   Rabbit Barnes Finished Second in the Mile at NCAA Indoor Championships Senior Rabbit Barnes finished second in the nation in the men's mile race on March 14, at the 2026 NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships in Birmingham, Ala.   Barnes, who earned his