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Wednesday, February 14, 2018
Sunspots 664
Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to someone else:
Computing: Gizmo's freeware recommends a Facebook tweaker, which can hide lots of things that you don't really want to see.
Gizmodo reports on another scheme by Facebook to gather data on users. Sigh.
Food: Gizmodo reports that the Trump administration wants to deliver food in boxes, instead of using food stamps.
Health: (of dogs) Gizmodo discusses built-in health problems of purebred dogs.
History: Relevant reports on six black women of significance that you've probably never heard of.
Politics: FiveThirtyEight examines the hard line on crime and punishment taken by Attorney General Jeff Sessions. And here's a different report, on the same subject.
National Public Radio reports on Russian cyberinterference with the 2018 elections.
FiveThirtyEight on why the attitudes of both Republicans and Democrats on the FBI are dangerous, and not consistent with the usual history of party attitudes.
Science: Scientific American reports on techniques to make wood much stronger (so it can stop a bullet) and making it transparent.
ListVerse debunks 10 "facts" about the human body, such as that we lose most of our heat through our heads.
A new species of crayfish is reproducing by cloning, according to the New York Times, and other sources.
Thanks for looking!
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2 comments:
The densified wood sounds intriguing. The possibilities ...
Take care & God bless
Anne / WF
Yes. Lots of possibilities. I haven't read of this anywhere else, though.
Thanks for your comment.
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