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Wie schädlich ist Sonnencreme wirklich?
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Du Atmer!
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Wie schädlich ist Sonnencreme wirklich?
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Du Atmer!
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Übergewicht bei Kindern: Liegt es an den Genen?
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Den Artikel kann ich lesen, Danke :) also es geht um Epigenetik und wie das Verhalten bzgl Ernährung und Lebensweise auf die Nachwuchs sich auswirkt: kurz vor der Schwangerschaft abnehmen spielt eben keine Rolle, sondern wie man (und sogar die Vorfahren) sich nachhaltig ernährt hat.
Spannendes Thema!
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Übergewicht bei Kindern: Liegt es an den Genen?
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Darunter verstehe ich aber, dass tiefgründige Angewohnheiten/körperliche Merkmale sich vererben lassen, nicht eben mal kurz vor der Schwangerschaft abnehmen.
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Übergewicht bei Kindern: Liegt es an den Genen?
Die Annahme schien logisch: Wer als werdende Mutter vor der Schwangerschaft abnimmt, schützt sein Kind vor späterem Übergewicht.
Wer denkt bitte sowas?! Wo ist die Logik in diesem Gedanke versteckt?
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Car brands with the fewest reported problems (2026)
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Tech breaks before mechanics: CarPlay/Android Auto connectivity is the industry’s #1 problem three years running.
This “reliability” chart is a joke.
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Car brands with the fewest reported problems (2026)
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Yeah obviously… says much of media coverage of car brands. 100% BMW
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Car brands with the fewest reported problems (2026)
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Let me guess: software issues?
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Edeka-Betreiber sauer: "Zerstörungswut von Weltverbesserern"
Dass er das Wort “Weltverbesserer” nutzt heißt, dass ein AfD Aufkleber sehr gut auf seinem Stirn passend würde.
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EU: German government calls for further easing of CO₂ regulations
Ape brain Autobahn mentality. Thank you (Sch)Merz.
How about fixing the disastrous German train network?
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Donald Trump issues Greenland deadline
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I’m concerned that anybody could think such spearheaded attacks could bring anything but chaos. I agree on Greenland, kidnapping a high value target with a flashy operation has nothing to do with conquest. Successful US dominance was based on diplomacy, imo Trump overrates military supremacy once deprived of diplomatic credibility.
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Violent crime rates plunge in America's big cities
Not counting the ones perpetrated by ICE thugs, I imagine?
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Is there any lemmy instance that's truly liberal enough to tolerate a completely divergent point of view ? The EU norms are not for me, and I'm also far far away from the MAGA politics of USA !!!
Are you looking for an echo chamber that fits your views or what do you mean with “tolerate”? If you keep it civil and back up your arguments, I see a lot of potential for serious discussions on a lot of instances.
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Europe moves to break Visa and Mastercard's grip — but not everyone agrees
“It’s as if cash did not exist, and the industry argued it was unfair because merchants have to accept it, and users don’t pay a fee,” Peter Norwood, a researcher at Finance Watch, a European non-profit that aims to reform finance in the public interest, told Euronews.
“Cash is a public good. That is what the digital euro is meant to preserve in the digital age.”
The only obstacle to this very great thing are the lobbying bastards who just want to continue hoarding cheap money. And it appears there one Spanish ex-banker - Navarrete - in the EPP sweating since years to slow it down. I wish him all the worse.
Why do Europeans vote more and more self interested pricks who work actively against European welfare? The idiocy.
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The Lovecraft Paradox: Why Hollywood Loves the Vibe but Fears the Books
I like to think anyone who ever tried it got mad in the process.
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Cherry gives up German production and wants to sell core division
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And quality is a small piece of the puzzle: experimentation, choice and fun factor are the bread and butter of this hobby.
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Teen coder shuts down open source Mac app Whisky, citing harm to paid apps
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Now, this is a very rude and ignorant comment. Did you even read the article? The reasons behind it are quite clear, while not being obvious from the user perspective. Not everything must or can be free (but I think I see where the sentiment against companies and corporations comes, and I share it: enshittification is all the rage, but not actually everywhere)
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Charles Leclerc: “Oh my God… embarrassing. F**king embarrassing! I don’t get how we can be so off the pace. There is zero grip — zero f**king grip.”
Just shut up and drive! Don’t you know that the car is perfect and you and the lowly Sir Lewis are the only problem in this team?!
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Renee Good Not an Activist, Had Just Dropped Son at School
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It will probably go on as all totalitarian regimes go: either a lot of blood and then hopefully freedom again, or Russia Reloaded. The pigs in charge for sure won’t leave anything willingly, you have to hang them by the feet (in a Mussolinian way I mean) if you want to break out of it… Any day spent whining and protesting peacefully is one day closer to the end of democracy and one day less they have to really fight. The moment democracy is being shit on is not on the next Election Day, it’s right now.
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SUVs Now Account More Than Half Of All Cars Sales In Europe
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I despise this SUV trend, too, but isn’t it a bit extreme to judge a person just by the car they drive? The majority of people don’t even think about it and the market is flooded with these things, so they have less and less choice. There are cases where SUVs make sense, in mountainous regions and where it snows a lot, but I agree that space has to be better used and public space respected.
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ELI5: Why is there a grill in front of the front door in on this car?
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It should be a pressure relief channel coming from the wheel arch: wheel rotation creates a complex air flow and I think this channel lets trapped air flow outwards (and stay attached to the vehicle sides, improving aerodynamics). Probably I got much wrong and more probably still, it’s of no real use for a road car driving under 200km/h.
Edit: could also be linked to brake cooling, now that I think of it…