After sparing this paper a fair bit of attention I feel I've wasted it.

Nowhere in the paper could i find in what conditions the test samples were kept during the experiment. This is pretty basic stuff. At this stage I'd wage sloshing was the issue.

Reading this part of the methodology:

"2.2 Initial sperm analysis

After liquefaction...

[Two paragraphs later, in the same section: ] After this first analysis, the 15 sperm samples were split into two fractions. All the samples were exposed to 'Parabolic flight' (split 1) and to..."

Did they liquefied the samples and tested like that? Whaa?

The "After this first analysis" should not be in the "2.2 Initial sperm analysis". It just shouldn't!

Then I think "15 sperm samples were split into two fractions". ... "the samples were exposed to 'Parabolic flight' (split 1)" --- splits, fractions, what a mess!! At this stage I've wasted enough.

The paper should be retracted, the reviewers spanked and the editor fired.

This is greenwashing at its crudest.

Like open/closed source, if they don't provide the source and data very likely they are lying to you.

Thanks for the answer but I can only understand your first sentence. After that I have no clue about what you mean .

The Hexbear thread on federation: https://www.hexbear.net/post/280770 -- read it yourself.

To me it reads like a plan to increase their reach with preventive instructions on how to avoid being 'influenced' by outsiders' opinions.

My guesstimation is that it is a disinformation machine based on useful idiots.

Both think of the children

I had also been using Reddit for over a decade. I'm only now realising how early I got on Reddit's boat. Was mostly just a lurker but, apart from WhatsApp, the only social media, and main news source (tad cringe, yea). Your comment hist made me think where is the /c/atheism around here. PS: I keep coming here almost everyday. If you ever feel you need to reach out to a stranger, likely across the world, drop me a DM.

To bad the news article does not cite the original study. Coming from the Independent it does not have a lot of credence. But it is a news piece written by Reuters. Even there it does not have the sources of the data. In Scholar the only work that uses the expression "[husbands] 'create extra seven hours of housework a week"' is an opinion piece about a book. A book by Caroline Criado Perez where I suppose the reference and context of the original study (from University of Michigan) exists. Suppose. Maybe.

I see a lot of potential for misquotation of the original study.

You say it broke relatively recently, so likely only one thing has failed. That seems to be the o-ring. As others have said, that is easily replaceable.

But ...

I think you haven't included all the parts in the photo. Or is that just it?

What is the status of the funnel where you place the ground coffee?

Also, how does the side safety valve look like? It should be on the side of the bottom compartment. The moka works with vapour pressure. A good valve is needed.

As others said, NO dishwasher. And I would also avoid much scrubbing. The moka is made out of aluminum which is a soft metal, easily damaged by acids, and with harsh scrubbing.

Putin is using the same tactics with European countries.

Except the genocide was going the other way around, innit?

F-droid is great. But I wish f-droid had some kind of rating system so that I could use it more.

NewPipe

Simple calendar

Simple gallery

SD Maid

KeePassDX

MuPDF mini

Open contacts

OsmAnd~

Slight backup

VLC

Jerboa

F-droid

ps: how do you make a list on Jerboa/lemmy?

It is explained in the link.

A hint, just after the title: "MIT engineers and collaborators developed a solar-powered device that avoids salt-clogging issues of other designs."

damaging homeowners and the broader financial system in the country.

Or, showing that current homeowners overpaid, opening the door to new homeowners and allowing the broader financial system to have losses we all knew were possible.

Cheeto Benito

Really? Why?

It's bullshit to get conservatives out of the house to vote - "anybody but the commies!" - and keep labour voters sleeping late, and making plans to enjoy life, thinking the win is certain.

PeerTube looks quite promising with its decentralised model. Surely it will never be perfect. But decentralisation is essencial. Also because the types of videos I like to see in YouTube either are monetised by themselfs in some way. Or are not monetised at all. YouTube does not seem necessary for those creators.

Holy fuck!

It's staggering.

The memories this brings about should jolt you to something. Anything. Now

How the hell are people supposed to keep up with a million completely contradictory lies?

It's not a bug, it's a feature.

At this point, if you want to know about it, it is well documented. Have you heard of firehose of misinformation?

Yes!

My Xiaomi Redmi 11 keeps telling me the Calculator can't use the network (why?) and keeps asking me to accept the privacy policy.

Also the app wallpaper - the one that changes the locked screen background image (important complex stuff /s) - also keeps asking me to accept the privacy policy.

And, as far as my reading of the policy goes, these privacy policies are just the one, it's not a different one for each app.