People often ask me why I'm vegeterian. Here's a comprehensive answer.
Maria Dyshel
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Kara GoldfinchFrom Firefox 120's release notes:
Firefox supports a new “Copy Link Without Site Tracking” feature in the context menu which ensures that copied links no longer contain tracking information.
Nice.
Firefox supports a new “Copy Link Without Site Tracking” feature in the context menu which ensures that copied links no longer contain tracking information.
Nice.
Hobson Lane@markwyner
Bet you'll like this one optical illusion but don't put it in your web designs please @mdyshel
@JenYetAgain
Bet you'll like this one optical illusion but don't put it in your web designs please @mdyshel
@JenYetAgain
What an awesome way to summarize everything that's wrong with ChatGPT: "it's a little like that relative at Thanksgiving who's watched enough Grey's Anatomy to sound confident with their medical advice".
Credit goes to https://mashable.com/article/chatgpt-amazing-wrong
300 days of war in Ukraine. 300 horrible days. Hope 2023 brings us some peace.
Paris MarxHonestly thrilled to see this, especially after the completely disingenuous PR campaign Microsoft launched a few days ago and how susceptible so many people who follow and cover games were to it.
Phil Spencer is a corporate executive, not your gamer buddy. This isn’t just about whether Call of Duty is multiplatform, but Microsoft’s push for consolidation to dominate the subscription future it sees for the industry.
Raphaël MillièreI asked #ChatGPT to rewrite Bohemian Rhapsody to be about the life of a postdoc, and the output was flawless.
TanukiStudy confirms it. The floating garbage patch in the Pacific is nearly all fishing gear. It's not consumer waste.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-16529-0
Eat less fish, their populations are crashing anyway
Industrialised fishing nations largely contribute to floating plastic pollution in the North Pacific subtropical gyre - Scientific Reports
The subtropical oceanic gyre in the North Pacific Ocean is currently covered with tens of thousands of tonnes of floating plastic debris, dispersed over millions of square kilometres. A large fraction is composed of fishing nets and ropes while the rest is mostly composed of hard plastic objects and fragments, sometimes carrying evidence on their origin. In 2019, an oceanographic mission conducted in the area, retrieved over 6000 hard plastic debris items > 5 cm. The debris was later sorted, counted, weighed, and analysed for evidence of origin and age. Our results, complemented with numerical model simulations and findings from a previous oceanographic mission, revealed that a majority of the floating material stems from fishing activities. While recent assessments for plastic inputs into the ocean point to coastal developing economies and rivers as major contributors into oceanic plastic pollution, here we show that most floating plastics in the North Pacific subtropical gyre can be traced back to five industrialised fishing nations, highlighting the important role the fishing industry plays in the solution to this global issue.
Just discovered the 5 levels of delegation framework:
https://fullfocus.co/the-five-levels-of-delegation/
Food for thought for all the people managers out there.
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards are out! A bit of nature's gorgeousness to reconnect with the majestic beauty of this Earth: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/wpy/gallery?tags=award.ctgrywnnrs,award.wldlfphtgrphrfthyr,award.yngwldlfphtgrphrfthyr&tags=ed.current