Comment Offline? (Score 1) 14
Do any of the current smart glasses have offline recordings? No Internet requirements.
Comment Mon... (Score 1) 43
Monday, the 15th!
Comment Bring minis please. (Score 1) 87
I still prefer the small and light iPhones like minis and 4S!
Submission + - Disposable face masks used during Covid have left chemical timebomb (theguardian.com)
alternative_right writes: It has been estimated that during the height of the coronavirus pandemic 129bn disposable face masks, mostly made from polypropylene and other plastics, were being used every month around the world.
With no recycling stream, most ended up either in landfill or littered in streets, parks, beaches, waterways and rural areas, where they have now begun to degrade. Recent research has reported a significant presence of disposable face masks in both terrestrial and aquatic environments.
Subsequent chemical analysis of the leachate found medical masks also released bisphenol B, an endocrine-disrupting chemical that acts like oestrogen when absorbed into the bodies of humans and animals.
Taking into account the total amount of single-use face masks produced during the height of the pandemic, the researchers estimated they led to the release of 128-214kg of bisphenol B into the environment.
With no recycling stream, most ended up either in landfill or littered in streets, parks, beaches, waterways and rural areas, where they have now begun to degrade. Recent research has reported a significant presence of disposable face masks in both terrestrial and aquatic environments.
Subsequent chemical analysis of the leachate found medical masks also released bisphenol B, an endocrine-disrupting chemical that acts like oestrogen when absorbed into the bodies of humans and animals.
Taking into account the total amount of single-use face masks produced during the height of the pandemic, the researchers estimated they led to the release of 128-214kg of bisphenol B into the environment.
Submission + - William Shatner Hasn't Earned Any Money From Star Trek Reruns (foxnews.com)
An anonymous reader writes: William Shatner hasn't earned "a penny" from reruns of the original Star Trek.
In an interview with The Telegraph, Shatner stated "the concept of syndication only came in after 'Star Trek' was canceled when someone from the unions said: 'Wait a minute, you're replaying all those films, those shows".
There was a strike, and ultimately the unions secured residual fees after 'Star Trek' ended and Shatner didn't receive any benefit. Shatner has been outspoken about the issue and stated "Anything before 1973 (that includes Star Trek Original Series) doesn’t pay a cent in Royalties".
In an interview with The Telegraph, Shatner stated "the concept of syndication only came in after 'Star Trek' was canceled when someone from the unions said: 'Wait a minute, you're replaying all those films, those shows".
There was a strike, and ultimately the unions secured residual fees after 'Star Trek' ended and Shatner didn't receive any benefit. Shatner has been outspoken about the issue and stated "Anything before 1973 (that includes Star Trek Original Series) doesn’t pay a cent in Royalties".
Comment Re:Decisions, decisions (Score 1) 12
You mean mouses, not mice.
Comment Re: Gross (Score 1) 60
Yes, I wipe my donkey with my phone.
Comment Re:Gross (Score 1) 60
Cool. She's my type then.
Comment Re:Gross (Score 1) 60
Consider it a physical security.
Comment Uh oh... (Score 1) 60
... I do bathrooming a lot due 2 my prediabete pees & IBS.
Comment Virgins! (Score 1) 175
Duh, lots of virgins on this web site. I am alive as an old virgin male alate.
Comment Re:What if you don't want or need credit? (Score 1) 50
For me with my account since HL2 ep. 1 or something that required it, I never gave Valve my personal information like billing, home, etc. However, they got stricter in buying games with gift cards. They require real addresses for taxes, etc. Frak that. I can still get and play free games though without gift cards.
Comment Re:Long ago I said "the day computers can say mayb (Score 1) 41
Today is Skynet's anniversary from 1997. It is sure late. Or is it?
Comment Re:Sometimes it surprises him? (Score 1) 127
People still use BASIC today?
Comment Re:Which leads to the obvious question (Score 1) 69
Eventually, TVs will come with cellular OTA.
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