New research reveals that cutting down on sugar and starch may significantly relieve IBS symptoms. In a study with 155 patients, both the sucrose-reduced diet (SSRD) and Low FODMAP diets improved symptoms, but the SSRD also led to more weight loss and was easier to adhere to, mak … | Continue reading
"People are so ... inconsiderate." Tesla driver shares frustrating video after leaving car at EV charging station: 'Why can't we just charge in peace?' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
"Pretty much got this car for free with all the free supercharging and low maintenance!" Tesla owners are sharing unbelievable stories about their high-mileage vehicles: 'This car is a workhorse' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
The free rider problem in climate action arises when some countries or actors benefit from the efforts of others to mitigate climate change without contributing their fair share. Since the atmosphere is a global common good, actions taken by one country to reduce greenhouse gas e … | Continue reading
If you use a JavaScript framework you should: be able to justify with evidence, how using JavaScript would benefit users be aware of any negative impacts and be able to mitigate them consider whether the benefits of using it outweigh the potential problems only use the framework … | Continue reading
Driving behavior was analyzed at over 6,000 intersections in three major United States cities. New study shows surprisingly simple method to cut carbon pollution by millions of tons a year: 'We don't … need to wait' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
The researchers’ breakthrough could greatly improve the efficiency of fuel cells. Scientists achieve major breakthrough that could revolutionize clean energy production: 'More efficient at converting water into energy' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
NASA’s Kennedy Space Center has enhanced its high-speed camera systems for the upcoming Artemis II mission, ensuring meticulous data capture during launch. After successfully testing both high-speed film and digital cameras at mobile launcher 1 and Launch Pad 39B earlier in the y … | Continue reading
"By naming this fish after the ship, we hope to honor its scientific contributions." Researchers raise serious concerns after uncovering new species during Antarctic sea exploration: 'Untold biodiversity that we're only beginning to understand' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Day 28 for the collage challenge. Here are the original photos and credits: Photo by Meritt Thomas on Unsplash Photo by Lisa Keffer on Unsplash | Continue reading
OpenAI’s revenue in August more than tripled from a year ago, according to the documents, and about 350 million people — up from around 100 million in March — used its services each month as of June. […] Roughly 10 million ChatGPT users pay the company a $20 monthly fee, accordin … | Continue reading
Jonathan Schwinge very well might be one of the most watched ultra-luxury designers on our planet. His portfolio spans a range of creativity from architecture to furniture design to ... well, hydrofoiling pyramid-shaped superyachts. Continue Reading Category: Marine, Transport Ta … | Continue reading
There are tons of bizarre things out there that let you embrace your inner weirdo in style, and the ones I’ve gathered for you below cost $30 or less. | Continue reading
"Thanks to everyone who made this rescue possible." Officials celebrate release of doe stuck in plastic bucket after weeks of tracking: 'It was only thanks to the ... community' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
An intense atmospheric river traversed the Gulf of Alaska, heavily impacting coastal regions of British Columbia and southeastern Alaska with prolonged rainfalls. Captured via satellite, this remarkable storm system displayed a significant water vapor stream stretching from South … | Continue reading
I tend to forget about my photos once too much time had passed, so today I deliberately dug into the archive from my korea trip a couple months ago. It is an... | Continue reading
At the office in the morning, dined at home, and then Sir W. Pen and his daughter and I and my wife to the Theatre, and there saw "Father's own Son," a very good play, and the first time I ever saw it, and so at night to my house, and there sat and... | Continue reading
"My 500-square meter garden full of banana trees has been completely destroyed." Farmers face devastation as 'worst flooding in two decades' wreaks havoc: 'It has been decades since we experienced this' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
As of July 1, 285 people have already died because of the heavy rainfall. Millions in Pakistan 'terrified' as heavy rains lash country after 2022 mega-flood: 'It's not a home; it's a compromise' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
A groundbreaking study has revealed long-term cognitive effects in COVID-19 patients, likening their post-recovery state to accelerated aging. Findings include diminished brain volume and increased brain injury proteins, emphasizing the severe and lasting impact of the virus on b … | Continue reading
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"This is just gorgeous!" Homeowner shares impressive photos of their 'wet garden' results: 'My dream landscape' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
I loved this interview and showcase of Lynn Hill on Climbing Gold. She describes the beauty and challenge of movement in rock climbing so well in this clip: But the whole point of climbing in general is to adapt yourself to the rock in the most clever way that you can using whate … | Continue reading
It's not a green screen! It's just a weird a weird hotel room in Pittsburgh, but it did make for a cool backdrop for this week's video. We were there visiting our FBI friends after coming from Washington DC and a visit to CISA, | Continue reading
OpenFreeMap New free map tile hosting service from Zsolt Ero: OpenFreeMap lets you display custom maps on your website and apps for free. […] Using our public instance is completely free: there are no limits on the number of map views or requests. There’s no registration, no user … | Continue reading
One of my favorite newsletters is from @assaf@mas.to . He says Weekend Reading I write a weekly email for people in tech. Tools and products you should know about, tips about UX, management, infosec; random and funny stuff labnotes.org | Continue reading
I’m sorry. I’ve made some slop. But only because I really wanted to be a guest on my newest favourite podcast.. The post NotebookFM | 2425 appeared first on thejaymo. | Continue reading
Research indicates that stromatoporoids, ancient reef-builders, withstood the Late Devonian extinction and prospered into the Carboniferous Period. Will modern coral reefs go extinct? The answer is uncertain, but some of their ancient counterparts managed to dodge a bullet — for … | Continue reading
"It's not worth the photo." Video captures close call after national park tourist encroaches on elk: 'People don't learn' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
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The basic facts about hydrogen are well known. It has the ability to significantly reduce emissions from the steel and cement industries. As a power source, it creates no waste products other than water and heat. While the US struggles to find ways to reduce its carbon and methan … | Continue reading
Lee controls the board of WP Engine. The board is why WP Engine hasn’t done a trademark deal for their use of the WordPress and WooCommerce trademarks. You hide behind lawyers and corporate PR when you’re wrong, not when you’re right. I’m replying on Twitter, I’m commenting on Re … | Continue reading
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich - The 1960 book of awoke America from a bout of collective amnesia and reminded them of the evils of Nazism - linkage.lol/the-rise-… | Continue reading
Everyone knows Joker's obsessed with Batman, and even Phillips thinks that fixation could be applied to his take of the villain. | Continue reading
"The potential to get more eyes out there sighting bees than any single study could ever hope for." Scientists turn to innovative app to help solve 'huge problem' plaguing bee populations: 'Better tools ... are really important' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Utilizing a slime mold algorithm, astronomers have mapped the cosmic web, enhancing our understanding of galaxy evolution. This breakthrough research provides deeper insights into how large cosmic structures influence galaxies over time. In 2010, an experiment in Japan using slim … | Continue reading
All right, it’s evening already, but this is still just the second day after my last post, so… progress. Ran this morning in the cold, and wasn’t it just? Both of the last two days I’ve settled for very modest paces, not really limber enough to push for a stunning personal best. … | Continue reading
Very strange dreams – some sort of awkward conference dinner in the open air, which I think was with people (1) whom I had never met before and (2) who appeared to be American political scientists, then convoluted a journey back – when I say ‘back’, I’m not sure where I was headi … | Continue reading
Brian Williams during a Meet the Press taping in 2008. | Photo: Alex Wong / Getty Images for Meet the Press Former news anchor Brian Williams is in talks to host an Amazon Prime election night special, reports Variety. The show would apparently be a “non-partisan discussion” as e … | Continue reading
For those not subscribed to the FIT File (it’s free!) via your regular podcast app or on YouTube, here’s a quick post with the highlights from the most recent episode. In this episode, we chat about all the new Techtember … Read More Here → | Continue reading
For Fodor’s Travel, Rosie Bell wrote about her experiences at Sekishoin, a modern Buddhist temple in Kōyasan, Japan: Was it a Rolex? I couldn’t get close enough to tell what was dangling on the wrist of the 83-year-old monk teaching us. I’m not enough of a timepiece aficionado to … | Continue reading
I love this idea by Lee Peterson: using Apple’s Journal app (which got some terrific updates in iOS 18) to track your Home Screen updates over time. Every so often, I see screenshots from people on Threads or Mastodon showing their Home Screens from over a decade ago. I routinely … | Continue reading
This isn't the first time SpaceX has run afoul of the rules. Regulators find further evidence of SpaceX releasing pollutants into nearby bodies of water: 'Very serious concern' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
New research reveals that liquid crystals can form dynamic structures that mimic biological transport systems, suggesting potential applications in creating self-assembling materials and modeling biological systems. Liquid crystals are everywhere. They are used in numerous applic … | Continue reading
Parker Finn teases some of what's to come in Smile 2, and how the horror franchise could go even further with more movies. | Continue reading
If you read my Go Error Propagation and API Contracts article, you may have noticed that I introduced a typology of errors: sentinel errors structured error values opaque errors You may be able to guess what these errors are, how they are designed, how they are used, and why from … | Continue reading
Image: Cath Virginia / The Verge; Getty Images Meta is restricting links on Threads, Instagram, and Facebook that lead to Ken Klippenstein’s newsletter containing a JD Vance dossier that was allegedly nabbed in an Iranian hack of the Trump campaign. The company has apparently rem … | Continue reading
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