Laptop speakers can leak audio through walls, through inadvertent radio transmission leakage. Probably not something I'll have to worry about.
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U.S. Senators may ban pharma ads on TV networks. Boy, is their budget gonna suffer. They should ban it from radio, too.
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Sleeping in total darkness turns about to be important. Even a little bit of light can apparently interfere with deep sleep.
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In a parody article, someone wrote that Cape Breton was going to have its own time zone. Google and Meta picked it up as actual news, and started disseminating it.
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Not good. Intel is going to start laying off an unknown number of people in Oregon in July. This is going to hurt Oregon even more.
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This is news to me. RFK Jr. is telling people that:
For $75 a month, under this bill, you’ll be able to get a concierge doctor who is available 24 hours a day, every day of the week, every day of the year. You won’t get a bill for it. You won’t have to file insurance claims. It’s just like old-style health care—but it’s for $75 a month.
We’re also going to allow the creation of onsite medical centers by employers—at factories, at workplaces—where workers can get treated for free. Somebody won’t have to leave work for four or five hours to get a medical checkup. They’ll be able to do that onsite.
What? Suddenly medicine is a commodity? So cheap? We're getting even deeper into socialized medicine? Do we have all these doctors now, who will be willing to work for peanuts? Or does he expect AI to step up? Or nurse practitioners? Or FMGs?
Some folks are looking into a theory that gravity is just a manifestation of entropy. Yeah, it's a long shot.
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Sad story of a guy who convinced HP to buy Palm and WebOS, and then see it die. Oh, what could have been. The stars really misaligned, didn't they.
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More money gets wasted going to the bloated Oregon Edu-cay-shun Department. Meanwhile, Oregon has nothing to show for all that money.
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