Do you talk about your pet too much?
Do you worry that you talk too much about your beloved dog? Or cat? Or parakeet? If you've been asking yourself these questions lately, or have noticed the glazed-over look in someone's eye when you bring up your pet's raw food diet (again), the answ.....»»
Countries Hit Hardest by Climate Change May Finally Get Their Due
After 30 years of talk about forcing wealthy polluters to compensate those bearing the brunt of climate damage, the COP27 conference seems poised to act......»»
How a divided America splits on QAnon, racism and armed patrols at polling places
There is much talk about political violence in America these days. Garen Wintemute, a University of California, Davis, scholar who researches firearm violence, has recently led a nationwide survey research project on political violence. The Conversat.....»»
Indigenous crops may help us survive climate change, but how we talk about them matters
We need to rethink how we think about Indigenous crops, say Carnegie plant biologists. These crops include groundnut, teff grass, and a wide range of cereals, grains, fruits, legumes, and root vegetables predominantly cultivated by small farms in Afr.....»»
How Can We Talk About Autonomous Weapons?
This article is part of our Autonomous Weapons Challenges series. The IEEE Standards Association is looking for your feedback on this topic, and has invites you to answer these questions. Lethal autonomous weapons systems can sound terrifying, but.....»»
Longtime GM supplier American Axle says it is not for sale
While denying talk of a sale, American Axle said it is considering "strategic opportunities that serve the best interest of the company.".....»»
Everything leaving Hulu in November 2022
We're here to talk about Fight Club and all of the other great movies and TV shows leaving Hulu at the end of November!.....»»
Companies often don"t match climate talk and lobbying, study says
Major corporations' advocacy for clean energy and climate policies falls well short of the nearly unanimous support for cutting emissions and boosting renewable energy in the United States, according to a report from sustainability nonprofit Ceres......»»
Can cosmic inflation be ruled out?
A team of astrophysicists say that cosmic inflation—a point in the universe's infancy when space-time expanded exponentially, and what physicists really refer to when they talk about the "Big Bang"—can in principle be ruled out in an assumption-f.....»»
US manufacturers "pumped up" about supply-chain reshoring trend
US companies are acknowledging that reshoring - once the subject of talk but no groundswell of action - is accelerating, with at least one executive being "pumped up" about critical supply lines shifting away from nations such as China......»»
Trade and migration will affect how states and countries adapt to climate change
When people talk about adapting to climate change, they often refer to innovations—a new crop variety that can withstand more extreme heat or building underwater pumps to cool coral reefs. But Gary Lyn, an assistant professor who specializes in int.....»»
Mimicking Nature Via Analog Circuits: Kelly Heaton
At Maker Faire Rome I was lucky enough to get to see the work of Kelly Heaton first hand. She took a little time to talk with me about her work and her goals for the future. . For those who aren’t already familiar, you’ll typically see h.....»»
Learning to better understand the language of algae
Can algae talk? "Well, although they don't have any mouth or ears, algae still communicate with their own kind and with other organisms in their surroundings. They do this with volatile organic substances they release into the water," says Dr. Patric.....»»
Ikea"s Matter hub, VOCOlinc floor lamp review, & more on HomeKit Insider
On this week's episode of the Homekit Insider podcast, your hosts talk about the new Matter hub from Ikea, review the VOCOlinc floor lamp, and much more.HomeKit InsiderAfter being announced earlier this year, the Ikea Dirigera smart hub with Matter s.....»»
Broadband Innovator Series: Supply Chain Challenges (Part II)
Broadband Innovator Series: Supply Chain Challenges (Part II) In part II of Telecompetitor’s latest Broadband Industry Innovator series, we talk with Finley Engineering’s Vice President & Professional Engineer, Dean Mischke, about the differ.....»»
New Halloween "Scariant" Variants and Boosting Your Immunity: COVID, Quickly, Episode 41
In a new episode of the COVID, Quickly podcast, we talk about the variants that are likely to be around this winter and how boosters help even if you’ve already had the disease......»»
16-inch iPad would be wonderful, but likely far too expensive for consumers
A report yesterday suggested that Apple has a 16-inch iPad in the works, which could be released late next year. It follows an earlier report of a 14-inch one. Talk of larger iPads dates back several years, with 9to5Mac readers long expressing an in.....»»
AdultFriendFinder is a hookup site with equal parts spam and porn
Moving to a new area or working at a new job where you don't know anybody can be seriously depressing, especially if you're already introverted as it is. What are you supposed to do? Go sit at the bar by yourself? And talk to strangers? No thanks.The.....»»
Mental health PSA perfectly captures the harm of "good vibes" thinking
Sometimes it's hard to know how to talk about mental health, or whether it's safe to share feelings of distress with friends and family. A new public service announcement depicts this reality vividly. In the minute-long spot, teens and young adults h.....»»
Twitter employees aren"t pleased with Elon Musk
Twitter staff proved to be unwavering in a response to the latest tough talk from the company's perhaps soon-to-be-owner Elon Musk. The Tesla and Space X chief told potential investors that he'd fire about 75 percent of current Twitter employees shou.....»»
V/H/S/99 directors on hellish freaks, creepy geeks, and the horror that is the late 1990s
In a conversation with Digital Trends, the directors and producer of V/H/S/99 talk about their movie, late '90s horror, and the future of the Shudder franchise......»»