@splitbrain@fedi.splitbrain.org I like when people guess(timate) answers to questions I post. Maybe I learn something new anyway, maybe I learn a neat new way to make educated guesses. Many questions I have don't have only one right answer, and getting more viewpoints and ideas is valuable.
And yes, sometimes I learn whom to mute.
Was kann da schon schiefgehen: Werbe-Bonbons von denen eine erwachsene Person maximal 2 pro Tag essen sollte (laut gut versteckter Nährwerttabelle; 40 laut Bundesinstitut für Risikobewertung).
https://www.flyeralarm.com/de/shop/configurator/index/id/15417/vitamin-d-bonbons.html
Anfrage, was sich insbesondere bzgl. Kindern dabei gedacht wurde, ist raus. Und wahrscheinlich sind die nichtmal die Produzenten, sondern es gibt noch drölfzig Reseller der gleichen schlechten Idee.
@raymaccarthy@MediaActivist Yeah. They mean "quantum efficiency", i.e. a single photon had more energy than needed to create a single electron/hole pair. So far, that excess is lost (to heat); the research found a way to convert (part of) that to electricity as well.
@scy@chaos.social I'm masking *a lot* these days. For mostly non-Covid reasons, i.e. pollen allergy (*). You might want to reduce your association between public masking and Covid-carefulness.
*) But I'm masking in high-Covid-risks contexts because I'm used to masks anyway so for me the downside is extremely small.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-026-11032-2
"The inaccessibility of human brain tissue limits [...]. Transplantation of neural organoids into rodent hosts" is already not looking good. But a few words later they follow that with "alongside behavioural phenotyping of the host animals".
And yep, the paper does exactly what this sounds like.
/cc @suricrasia@lethargic.talkative.fish
@mrobillard@social.sigsoft.org Likely tech reason: It's hard to implement random file conversions fast enough in the app (incl. the review latencies by Apple + Google), so instead they have a backend for that which lives on their servers.
Would have been nice to include a list of "files types guaranteed _not_ to be send", though.