Month: June 2025

Yahoo on julmaannut oman tietosuojakäytännönsä ja evästeasetuksensa. Konsernissa toimivat sivustot ja sovellukset sisältävät yhteensä useita verkkopalveluita, joista suurin osa on Yahoo, AOL, Engadget, Rivals, In The Know sekä Makers. Käyttäjät eivät tarvitse tehdä mitään muutoksia asetusten mukaan, koska konsernissa käytettynä olevat evästeet ja henkilötiedot lopputteekin tarkoituksensa saavuttamiseksi. Jos haluat estää tämä käyttö, napsauta “Hylkää kaikki” … Read more

A 92-year-old man, Ryland Headley, has been convicted of raping and murdering a woman in southwestern England in 1967. The case is believed to be the UK’s longest-running cold case ever solved. Headley was found guilty by a jury at Bristol crown court on Monday of attacking 75-year-old Louisa Dunne in June 1967. He had … Read more

If you’re experiencing a 403 Forbidden error with Nginx, don’t worry – it’s relatively easy to identify and fix the issue. Here are some common causes and solutions: **Understanding 403 Forbidden Errors** A 403 Forbidden error occurs when Nginx blocks access to a specific resource or directory. This can happen due to various reasons such … Read more

A man in his 40s developed an astonishing 35 kidney stones after consuming nearly 3 litres of Coca-Cola every day for several years. Doctors have linked the high sugar and phosphoric acid content in the soda to the condition, suggesting that it may have caused a disturbance in the body’s balance. The patient required surgical … Read more

A new study reveals that heart disease deaths among US adults have dropped by 66% over the past five decades. While heart attack deaths decreased by nearly 90%, deaths from other types of heart disease, including arrhythmia and hypertensive heart disease, increased by 81%. The decline in overall heart disease death rates is attributed to … Read more

A new study suggests that bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) is a more accurate way to predict future health issues than traditional body mass index (BMI). BIA measures body fat, muscle mass, and water weight using undetectable electric currents. Researchers found that body-fat percentage was a stronger predictor of mortality risk in adults between ages 20 … Read more

A protest event was held today outside NASA headquarters, attracting around 100 people who gathered to express their opposition to budget cuts to the agency’s science activities. The crowd was largely friendly and courteous, with few instances of troublemakers or security issues. Despite some partisan sentiment from a lone Trump supporter, the overall tone of … Read more

British farmers have long used their livestock as collateral to save the car industry, but the new US-UK trade deal is set to change that. With tariffs now reduced to 10% for cars, Aston Martin and other manufacturers expect pent-up demand to be unleashed on Monday. Auto shipments across the Atlantic were down over half … Read more

The US Department of Agriculture has recalled multiple types of bologna produced by Gaiser’s European Style Provisions Inc., due to potential mislabeling of meat sources. The affected products include “Family Tree Bologna Veal,” containing undeclared pork; “Baby’s Recipe Chicken Bologna” also with hidden pork; and others labeled as beef or chicken but containing different meats. … Read more

Microsoft has made a significant step forward in developing artificial intelligence (AI) that can diagnose diseases with higher accuracy and lower costs than human doctors. The company’s new AI tool, called the MAI Diagnostic Orchestrator (MAI-DxO), uses a combination of leading AI models to analyze medical records and provide accurate diagnoses. In a test using … Read more