Un nuovo, pionieristico studio finlandese ha trovato batteri della bocca nel 42% delle placche cardiache analizzate.
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Un nuovo, pionieristico studio finlandese ha trovato batteri della bocca nel 42% delle placche cardiache analizzate. Questi microrganismi possono rimanere dormienti per anni nelle arterie, per poi attivarsi e contribuire all'infarto. La scoperta apre prospettive interessanti per la prevenzione: l'igiene orale potrebbe avere un ruolo più importante di quanto pensassimo nella salute del cuore.
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Pondering: Home Assistant Green, vs building my own HA setup on a Pi or Homelab VM... 🤔
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@nixCraft is gui to ai the modern passage from terminal to gui?
It isn't inevitable, but will it be anyway?
It is certainly possible to use a browser without ai
Is there a (narrow) path were it is possible to use ai anyway and choosing not to use it? (considering market, investments needed, corporate/business world)
I have no answers, and not much hope
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Current* conditions near Duluth, MN:
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Current* conditions near Sister Bay, WI:
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@retroist Alf on the Shalf
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ALF is getting into the Christmas spirit.
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Un barbuto barboso ☮️🟣🎗🍉🌈 (@incalnero.bsky.social)
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> Non puoi saperlo finché non lo scarti. 😌 #LeBasi #Leggerezza #UmorismoNero #BergerAndWyse (Via Pinterest)
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There are too many cows. There need to be fewer cows. The number of cows is too damn high. The level of cow must decrease. The cow line go up but must go down. There is a supercritical mass of cow. Only falling cow numbers is compatible with a livable future (and present.) There is an excess of cows. There needs to be a correction in the number of cows. We must bend the cow curve downwards. There must be a decumulation of cows, a de-escalation, a degrowth of cows.
(Obvoiously i don't care about anglers arguing for their share of the exploitation but the health of Aotearoa's waterways is vital for a robust ecosystem.)
