Comment Re:Newegg (Score 1) 19
What are good places these days? I miss Fry's Electronics, CompUSA, Computer City, etc.
Comment Re:Why? (Score 1) 24
If Apple still sold newer small and light iPhones models like its minis and SE, then I would get the newer models.
Comment Re:Slashdot has no memory? (Score 1) 10
It's too expensive now!
Comment Re:The phone I don't want doesn't exist anymore (Score 1) 164
Same with my 12 mini. I want a small size iPhone due to my disabilities and small hands. Even SE would be OK, but it has to be faster than 13 mini!
Comment Re:WordPad (Score 1) 98
And then, MS removes Notepad.
Comment Re:Remember when Apple Memory used to be expensive (Score 1) 19
I wonder when Apple will increase their RAM prices.
Comment Re:Too bad (Score 1) 11
Need Internet v2.
Submission + - Owning a Cat Could Double Your Risk of Schizophrenia, Research Suggests (sciencealert.com) 1
schwit1 writes: Having a cat as a pet could potentially double a person's risk of schizophrenia-related conditions, according to an analysis of 17 studies.
Psychiatrist John McGrath and colleagues at the Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research in Australia looked at papers published over the last 44 years in 11 countries, including the US and the UK.
Their 2023 review found "a significant positive association between broadly defined cat ownership and an increased risk of schizophrenia-related disorders."
T. gondii is a mostly harmless parasite that can be transmitted through undercooked meat or contaminated water. It can also be transmitted through an infected cat's feces.
Estimates suggest that T. gondii infects about 40 million people in the US, typically without any symptoms. Meanwhile, researchers keep finding more strange effects that infections may have.
Once inside our bodies, T. gondii can infiltrate the central nervous system and influence neurotransmitters. The parasite has been linked to personality changes, the emergence of psychotic symptoms, and some neurological disorders, including schizophrenia.
Psychiatrist John McGrath and colleagues at the Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research in Australia looked at papers published over the last 44 years in 11 countries, including the US and the UK.
Their 2023 review found "a significant positive association between broadly defined cat ownership and an increased risk of schizophrenia-related disorders."
T. gondii is a mostly harmless parasite that can be transmitted through undercooked meat or contaminated water. It can also be transmitted through an infected cat's feces.
Estimates suggest that T. gondii infects about 40 million people in the US, typically without any symptoms. Meanwhile, researchers keep finding more strange effects that infections may have.
Once inside our bodies, T. gondii can infiltrate the central nervous system and influence neurotransmitters. The parasite has been linked to personality changes, the emergence of psychotic symptoms, and some neurological disorders, including schizophrenia.
Comment Re:"there was no reason left not to buy" (Score 1) 67
And how many
Comment Re:hard to believe (Score 1) 108
"The cake is a lie."
Comment I guess no time travelling right away! (Score 1) 92
Can't hit 88 MPH at startup.
Comment Re:Speaking of Mini... (Score 1) 58
Sure in
Comment Re:It's a micropurse. (Score 1) 81
Also, good for Homie the Clown from Living Color TV show.
Comment Speaking of Mini... (Score 1) 58
... please bring it back! I don't like huge and heavy iPhones!
Comment Re:I used to work in a Google building (Score 1) 51
I remember back in the 90s, search engines' web site(s) [don't remember which one(s)] used to show what people were searching.
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