It may have been a “radio channel” with text video and an enriched teletext menu. I don’t remember exactly.

Like the NYT, they weren’t that reliable on it either way.

In general, if journalists took climate change seriously, most of media would be about it; most screens would be half about it, with tickers and banners constantly on it. The anti-alarmists are the half-assers who took the air out of it.

I used to use teletext but what is teletext radio

Sometimes there was music in the background, some sort of radio. Don’t stress over it, that was not a technical endeavor.

Things are better now, mostly.

I used to record songs from the TV and TELETEXT “radio”… to tape.

me listening to music I encoded at ~90 kbps opus

AIstroturfing

Their idea seems to be that using a short term intervention acts on the prebiotic effects and improves the gut microbiome, as compared to a lower dose over longer time. It does make sense.

It study design would be more interesting if they had a branch for “overnight oats”.

Pro tip: just pour boiling water over a bowl of rolled oats and let them soak for a few minutes.

I just checked if WINE can be installed on Windows… https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/wikis/Download

(no)

Time to build solar and wind.

Three decades, three climates: environmental and material impacts on the long-term reliability of photovoltaic modules† https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2025/el/d4el00040d

the paper

slop

if they can’t be bothered to write it, I can’t be bothered to read it.

Foreign currency.

Obviously, it’s not a guarantee, but if you keep foreign currency in your bank account, a financial crisis might lead to imposing limits on withdrawals. This happened in Lebanon a few years ago.

It’s a catabolic process. The rich will also be eating the rich.

Americans don’t follow the guidelines, but the guidelines do have to be followed by various institutions. There are going to be effects.

As usual, meat consumption reduces food security and increases GHGs.

The actual war on science.

“Many people told me that out of fear of war and inflation they had moved away from stocks and bank accounts, investing in gold instead. Some said they kept larger sums of cash on hand so they could access it quickly if needed,” he said.

Yes. There are always pros and cons. The “loot boxes” are safe from inflation and bank account limits, but they are exposed to* thieves just like keeping money in a safe or under the bed at home.

The safest bet is always to invest in society, not in your private treasure chest.

Better be Ducky D. Luffy.

I’m sure that the rich assholes around there will love to prop up a fascist regime. It’s their thing.

Still SciFi