Millions of people in England may be living with Long Covid without even realizing it. A large-scale analysis found that nearly 10% suspect they might have the condition but remain uncertain, often due to lack of diagnosis, stigma, or self-doubt. Many Are Unsure If They Have Long … | Continue reading
New data from Adobe offers evidence for a big shift away from traditional search engines. Will the internet's vast public commons survive? | Continue reading
BYD is out in front and pulling away from the electric car competition in China with new ultra fast charging and advanced technology. The post BYD Launches 1000-Volt EV Platform appeared first on CleanTechnica. | Continue reading
The Circular Ring 2 could outdo Oura and Samsung with two ambitious health features. | Continue reading
Dr. Frankenstein might not have needed a lightning bolt to bring his monster to life after all. A new study from Stanford suggests that life might have been kickstarted by constant zaps from “microlightning” between water droplets. Continue Reading Category: Biology, Science Tags … | Continue reading
A new study reveals a possible protein misfolding mechanism that may resolve a long-standing mystery of why certain proteins refold into unexpected patterns. Proteins are long molecules that must fold into precise three-dimensional shapes to function properly within cells. Howeve … | Continue reading
The sight of an empty box turned a bobcat into a purring, frisky house cat, zoomies and all. Manka, a bobcat who lives at Rustic Acres Wildcat Rescue in Rhode Island, couldn't help herself when she saw her new "toy." Watch as she morphs into a "kitty" who zooms across a snowy yar … | Continue reading
According to the World Health Organization, vector-borne diseases cause more than 700,000 deaths annually. Researchers sound alarm over increased number of disease-carrying insects: 'This is a major concern' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
All the morning at the office by myself about setting things in order there, and so at noon to the Exchange to see and be seen, and so home to dinner and then to the office again till night, and then home and after supper and reading a while to... | Continue reading
"We urgently need the EU action to safeguard this and other regions’ rich biodiversity." New study uncovers 'alarming' method traffickers are using to smuggle around the globe: 'This kind of illegal exploitation is rife' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
California legislators have begun debating a bill (A.B. 412) that would require AI developers to track and disclose every registered copyrighted work used in AI training. At first glance, this might sound like a reasonable step toward transparency. But it’s an impossible standard … | Continue reading
A 404 would have been preferable to whatever this is The post Kotaku.com.au Would Have Been Better Off Dead appeared first on Aftermath. | Continue reading
OpenTimes Spectacular new open geospatial project by Dan Snow: OpenTimes is a database of pre-computed, point-to-point travel times between United States Census geographies. It lets you download bulk travel time data for free and with no limits. Here's what I get for travel times … | Continue reading
"Hope they get caught." Driver shares photo of 'disgusting' scene after returning to car: 'I'd be furious' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
"Kennedy’s war on vaccines has started," one researcher said. | Continue reading
Terminated employees at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) have been brought back to work in response to a judge’s order — sort of. Probationary employees (a class of government workers who are newer to an agency or role) received letters over the weekend notifying t … | Continue reading
James Damore, the author of the ‘misogynist’ Google memo, was banished from the tech world and became a digital hermit. Now, his ideas have been vindicated. Will he be? | Continue reading
Move over Coronel, the authentic Dominican fried chicken is here. Our flavorful Pica pollo is a burst of flavor in our mouth, and the favorite fried chicken dish for Dominicans. See why it is so popular with us, and learn how to make it with our foolproof recipe with handy video. … | Continue reading
A Swarm of Dwarf Galaxies Buzz Around Our Milky Way’s Twin Imagine the Milky Way and Andromeda as two massive aircraft carriers, each surrounded by a fleet of smaller warships. These “warships” represent dwarf galaxies, which are much smaller in size and mass than their giant spi … | Continue reading
After decades of relying on Google’s ten blue links to find everything from travel tips to jeans, consumers are quickly adapting to a completely new format: AI chatbots that do the searching for them. According to new research from Adobe, AI search has become a significant traffi … | Continue reading
"We didn't know they were up there." Wildlife experts thrilled to discover rare species thriving in unexpected location: 'We've been looking for them for decades' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Onyx Boox has just increased prices on e-readers and e-notebooks on Amazon and the Boox Official Store. The post Onyx Boox has increased their prices for e-readers and e-notes first appeared on Good e-Reader. | Continue reading
A bacterial energy storage system is modified to make polymers. | Continue reading
1/ Trump signed a six-month government funding bill on Saturday, preventing a shutdown but exposing deep fractures among Democrats. The Senate passed the $1.7 trillion measure 54-46, with 10 Democrats breaking ranks to help Republicans overcome a ... Subscribe: Get the Daily Upda … | Continue reading
Sex and botany– two words rarely found in the same sentence, but there was a time when the study of botany was considered so obscene that books on the subject were censored for women; branded dangerous and unsuitable for her delicate sensibilities. Gardens and greenhouses became … | Continue reading
"At least a few hundred bucks worth." Dumpster diver stunned to discover massive trove of items with huge value: 'Mega haul' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
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A Paging View Component ASP.NET Core Tag Helper (Part 1.1, kinda sorta...A Flippy Tag Helper) | Continue reading
Ultra longtime Mac users may recall a fun Classic Mac OS application that placed a set of googly eyes into the Mac menu bar, and those eyes would follow your cursor around as you used the Mac. While the old Classic Mac OS days are long gone (sigh), you can still have a bit of ... … | Continue reading
Introduction What do you do when you have a critical book deadline and need to use a tool you wrote that hasn’t worked in two years? It doesn’t deploy anymore because of some obscure error at startup in Google Cloud Run. And you haven’t touched the code in two years and don’t rem … | Continue reading
Years ago, my brother started volunteering at running races as a support guy and eventually turned it into a part-time gig. About 10 years ago, he started working on what is probably "The Big Show" of LA events which is the Los Angeles Marathon. After his first race | Continue reading
Demand for fast-fashion apparel has spiked in recent years. Experts reveal concerning issue plaguing popular fashion brands: 'A race to the bottom' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Karoline Leavitt seemed to forget what her role as White House press secretary is, telling a reporter who asked her a question today that she should do her job and "find out." The absurd statement came while the snarky 27-year-old MAGA mouthpiece was holding a press briefing to, … | Continue reading
Once again, the Trump Administration makes it clear they are smug and petty. Faced with a French Member of the European Parliament calling for the return of the Statue of Liberty, based on the United States escalating attack on the values their 139-year-old gift represents, the T … | Continue reading
What a superpower sense tells us about evolutionary creativity The post When the Animals Went Electric appeared first on Nautilus. | Continue reading
Over the weekend, a number of Roku device owners noticed an irksome new advertising method from the company: a trailer for Moana 2 began playing before they could even access the Roku homescreen. Ars Technica reported on the situation, which has been called out in a few different … | Continue reading
"You know they're fast, right?" Tourist sparks outrage with video of their brazen swim near crocodile: 'Heck no' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Amazon is suing the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) after the agency said it was responsible for recalling all of the dangerous products on its marketplace, including those sold by third parties. In a lawsuit filed last week, Amazon accuses the CPSC of stretching con … | Continue reading
When astronauts return from a prolonged visit to space, they are often carried out of their capsules and placed on stretchers for a medical examination. The 'stranded' astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore will be no exception. Here's why. | Continue reading
The Meebook with Android 14 and Google Play is now available on Amazon. The post Meebook M8 e-Reader Now Available via Amazon first appeared on Good e-Reader. | Continue reading
Amazon UK has a massive deal for anyone wanting to test-drive Kindle Unlimited The post Amazon Now Offering Kindle Unlimited For Free in the UK first appeared on Good e-Reader. | Continue reading
Will 'Star Trek: Starfleet Academy' be like 'Deep Space Nine?' One update from Jonathan Frakes suggests the answer is mabye. | Continue reading
Dave Winer, OG blogger, podcaster, developed first apps in many categories. Old enough to know better. It's even worse than it appears. | Continue reading
The insurance industry depends on historical claims and weather data to price risk. Experts warn of 'vicious cycle' in the insurance industry that could have big implications for homeowners: 'Will become increasingly unsustainable' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Fatima Kardar, Corporate Vice President, Gaming AI, at Microsoft: Empowering Creators and Players With Muse, a Generative AI Model for Gameplay We’re excited to announce a generative AI breakthrough, published today in the journal Nature and announced by Microsoft Research, that … | Continue reading
Chlorella vulgaris is a nutrient-dense microalga with sustainability benefits, but researchers stress the need for better production methods and consumer appeal. A new study highlights the potential of Chlorella vulgaris, a freshwater microalga, as a sustainable “superfood” that … | Continue reading