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@la_mar_26 The driver survived this. Exactly why seatbelt is a must
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@_cookieeeez @Pirat_Nation Does your Marxist brain understand that all smartphones are 99% identical hardware, with differentiation being software?
Did you see how the EU regulations don't mandate 10 year SW updates?
Maybe you'll figure it out.
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Starting in 2027, smartphones sold in the European Union will be required to have user-replaceable batteries designed for greater durability and more charging cycles.
Manufacturers must also provide spare parts and repair manuals for at least 10 years after a model is released.
This is real pressure against planned obsolescence. It should mean phones that actually last longer, cheaper fixes, and a lot less electronic waste piling up. About time.


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@notLexa14 Just deleted it a few days ago. Very repetitive and the gooner stuff is getting outa hand. Lets not mention the matchmaking
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@CuriosityonX No, buddy. Deniers don’t have an evidence problem, they have an IQ problem
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was this not the number one show on peacock i’m confused 😭😭
Melissa Barrera Updates | Fansite@mbarreraupdates
🚨 Peacock has canceled "The Copenhagen Test" after just one season. The decision comes after the series failed to attract a sufficiently large audience, despite generally positive reviews.
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YouTube now lets you turn off Shorts directly in the app
In Time Management settings, you can set your Shorts feed limit to 0 minutes, which effectively removes Shorts from your homepage
The feature is rolling out gradually, and it gives users an official way to cut down on endless scrolling without needing browser extensions.
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FINALLY, you can now disable short videos in the YouTube app.
I hope Instagram also adds an option to disable Reels.
How to disable shorts:
1. Open the YouTube app settings.
2. Go to Time Management.
3. Scroll to the bottom and select Shorts feed limit.
4. Select 0 minutes.
And Shorts will be disabled.


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Everyone wants soul returned to our society but nobody wants to pay the ones who provide it: artists
Hoops@Hoopss
Today's humans have won in technology but lost in art.
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Your tattoo ink doesn't stay in your skin. It breaks apart and travels through your body to your lymph nodes, where it settles for life. And in the US, nobody has ever tested what's actually in it.
Lund University in Sweden studied 5,695 people for this one. They controlled for sun exposure, tanning beds, skin type, smoking, income. After stripping out all those variables, people with tattoos still had a 29% higher risk of melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. Mixed black and colored ink pushed that number to 38%. People who'd had their tattoos for 10 to 15 years had 67% higher risk.
Only 30% of the melanomas showed up where the tattoo actually was. The other 70% appeared on completely different parts of the body. The ink is traveling through the body, doing damage far from where it was injected.
Your immune system is the reason. It treats tattoo ink like an invader. White blood cells swallow the particles and try to drag them to your lymph nodes (small filters spread throughout your body that help fight infections). But the particles never leave. They just sit there. A research team in France used X-ray imaging on donated human bodies and confirmed tattoo pigments stay lodged in the lymph nodes permanently. A separate 2025 study then found this causes inflammation in the lymph nodes for months, and it actually weakened the body's response to COVID vaccines.
Black tattoo ink is loaded with the same compounds found in coal tar and cigarette smoke. The World Health Organization classifies these as cancer-causing. Colored inks use pigments that break down into different cancer-causing compounds when they get hit by sunlight or during laser tattoo removal. Arsenic, cadmium, lead, and chromium show up across almost every ink color.
The EU saw the data and in January 2022 restricted over 4,000 chemicals in tattoo ink across all 27 member states. The FDA has the authority to do the same thing. They have never used it. No tattoo ink sold in America has ever been FDA-approved for injection into human skin. The only guidance the agency has issued was in 2024, and it covered bacteria in ink bottles, not the cancer-causing chemicals in the ink itself.
82 million Americans have at least one tattoo, roughly 1 in 3 adults. Every one of them has permanent, untested chemical deposits sitting in their lymph nodes right now. The EU already decided those chemicals were too dangerous to leave on the market.
Pubity@pubity
A recent study found that people with tattoos face a roughly 29% higher risk of getting skin cancer.
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研究によると、マーモットがキャベツを丁重にお断りする様子を見ることでストレスレベルが最大65%低下することが示されているらしい
Nature Unedited@NatureUnedited
Studies show that watching a beaver eating cabbage lowers stress levels by 15%
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