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chaitae3

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  • Days after killing the brand, Crucial shows up at Delhi Comic-Con — As Micron pivots to AI, Crucial's presence likely booked out months in advance to event

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  • At no point has Micron ever stated they're switching to HBM memory. Micron isn't "pivoting to AI" and neither are its fabs. If you write this as a journalist, you clearly take your opinion from reddit and lack common industry knowledge.

  • protec the poor mull!

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  • They have put down roots in the Brussels bureaucracy. Authoritarian theories are now dominant over democratic ones there. To weed them out, it would be necessary to elect leftist leaders who radically prefer leftist civil servants throughout Europe, which is now farther away from realisation than it has been for decades.

  • Is Taylor Swift Leaning Right?

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  • Sinister is hardly the right word to describe someone's shift to the right.

    Edit: nobody here had Latin in school

  • Why does everyone put celery in soup stock?

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  • In addition to what the others said about mirepoix, or stock, soups are experienced as more full-bodied or wholehearted when celery root is added. The earthy, bitter taste can be balanced by the right combination of sweetness (from other vegetables) and saltiness or used as intensifying effect for a strong umami taste, e.g. in poultry stock.

    I haven't met anyone who specifically disliked the taste of celery root in soups yet.

    Out of curiosity, do you also dislike other earthy tastes, like truffles, lamb, champignons, girolles?

  • Roundup of Roundup

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  • Four countries to boycott Eurovision 2026 as Israel cleared to compete

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  • Not at all, they're paying relative to the number of inhabitants.

  • I just bought 2.5kg of unflavored protein powder

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  • While that is true, there are many, many studies now that show beneficial effects to physical and neurological health and longevity from an intake that is higher than recommended in the 80s or 90s.

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    Too many accessories

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  • It's not very complicated. Coco Chanel was a nazi collaborator.

  • California passes law requiring ID checks for all operating systems | Governor Newsom signs bills to further strengthen California’s leadership in protecting children online

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  • Per Forbes: "Al Singer Xania Monet Just Charted On Billboard, Signed $3M Deal."

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  • Whoever phrased this headline has already lost their mind to a stochastic parrot

  • Every day...

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  • If you're watching text in a book and understand what is written there, it's called "reading".

  • Solar panels for balcony

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  • Es gibt mittlerweile so viele Angebote auf dem Markt, die auch deutlich günstiger sind, dass Du grundsätzlich für diesen Preis auch bei einer Handwerksfirma anrufen und sie alles machen lassen könntest.

    Gute Einsteiger-Informationen gibt es bei der Stiftung Warentest sowie hier: https://balkon.solar/kauf-und-anbieter/

    Es gibt auch schon Verbände, z.B. https://www.pvplug.de/

  • mailbox.org rebrands to just "mailbox", revamps web UI, adds mobile PWA, email categories, undo send

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  • So 30.000 ms. Should be doable :)

  • mailbox.org rebrands to just "mailbox", revamps web UI, adds mobile PWA, email categories, undo send

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  • How is "undo send" supposed to work? I would never trust a mail server that honours a request to delete a mail from a user's inbox.

    Edit: Just read that it means "stop it from being sent". I don't know in how many milliseconds you'd have to click that button, but that's fine.

  • The sunscreen scandal shocking Australia - the world's skin cancer capital

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  • I just read the article from the German consumer organisation "Stiftung Warentest" about that, they write (translated with deepl):

    Some products say “without octocrylene”. What do we make of this?

    Octocrylene is an approved UV filter that became the subject of debate some time ago: initially, critics feared that it could interfere with the hormone system. The EU's Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) has reviewed the scientific studies. According to this, the maximum permitted concentration of octocrylene in cosmetics is still considered safe - it is 10 percent of the total product. It has not been exceeded by any sunscreen product in our tests since 2018.

    Scientists have shown that sunscreens with octocrylene can also contain benzophenone - as an impurity or, over time, as a cleavage product of octocrylene. Benzophenone is considered a probable carcinogen. The SCCS demands that suppliers should strictly control their sunscreens and keep the benzophenone content at trace levels.

    We test all products containing octocrylene for benzophenone and only found elevated levels once in 2025, in an already defective product. In our test tables, we indicate which products contain which UV filters. This allows consumers to decide for themselves whether they want to use a sunscreen containing octocrylene.

    Important: Always dispose of products containing octocrylene after the season. The benzophenone content can increase during storage.

  • RFK Jr. Report Will Link Autism To Tylenol Use During Pregnancy, Report Says

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  • I don't follow this topic regularly and I can't say anything about the mechanisms. From a superficial search I would claim that there is good evidence that Tylenol use during pregnancy can make the development of asthma in the child more likely. There is also some indication (at least one large cohort study from Icahn medical school) that it may cause delayed language development.

    That would be enough evidence for me to discourage use during pregnancy for treatment of discomfort or light pain, when safer options can be tried.

  • Collapse of critical Atlantic current is no longer low likelihood, study finds

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  • Yes, lots of sources. They're easy to find if you start by thinking about who would know the most of a subject.

  • Collapse of critical Atlantic current is no longer low likelihood, study finds

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  • I'm telling you that if nothing is done about it, global warming, the extinction of species and other factors will raise the likelihood of humanity's extinction to a higher level than it has been in tens of thousands of years, over the course of the next few hundred years. We can only speculate about how earth will be like in three hundred years and if there are places left that remain inhabitable for humans.

    The inuit rely on fish, which are on track to become extinct in this century even. People survive in the Sahara by bringing lifestock/food and water with from elsewhere, but the desert grows from year to year.

  • Collapse of critical Atlantic current is no longer low likelihood, study finds

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  • Extinction doesn't need to happen in seconds, like when a big space object collides with earth. It can also happen gradually. Major environmental alterations like weakened amoc and global warming will make many more regions of the earth uninhabitable, for example when the temperature rises over 46°C regularly or when there are regular droughts or floods. A lot of land where hundreds of millions of people currently live on, will be completely submerged, desertificated or barren. And these changes won't just affect humans, but also whole ecosystems that we need to survive, for example fishing grounds, forests or, if you think about the extinction of species, especially insects, arable land in all parts of the world.

    Our civilization as we know it right now can not survive catastrophes like these in the long term, and we cannot be certain that human life will remain possible on the planet without being completely dependent on artificial habitats, food, water sources etc.