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environment9 days ago•4 min saved

Warm Winters Push North American Bee Swarms Forward, Upending Beekeeping

North America’s 2026 bee swarm season began about 17 days earlier than last year, a shift linked to unusually warm winters and climate-driven changes in flowering that are accelerating bee activity; this follows years of record colony losses and, compounded by resilient varroa mites and competition with wild bees, raises concerns for pollination-dependent agriculture valued at roughly $15 billion and is prompting beekeepers to rethink seasonal management.

via The Guardian|

#beekeeping #bees #climate-change

sports20 days ago•3 min saved

Fitzpatrick finds Quail Hollow’s firmness a surprise as Truist Championship looms

Matt Fitzpatrick heads to the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow as one of the favorites after three wins this season. He was surprised by how firm the greens and the shorter rough are this week, a contrast to last year’s PGA, and acknowledges he doesn’t know the course inside out yet. The updated conditions should test the field but fit Fitzpatrick’s strong driving and iron play, and he remains a top contender despite only having a best Quail Hollow finish of T35 in 2023.

via hitc.com|

#golf #matt-fitzpatrick #note-extra-tag-optional

sports21 days ago•12 min saved

Browns Top 2026 NFL Draft Grades as Analysts Rank All 32 Classes

This piece grades and ranks all 32 NFL teams’ 2026 draft classes, with the Browns earning an A for a strong haul (Spencer Fano, KC Concepcion, Denzel Boston, Emmanuel McNeil-Warren) and the Ravens, Panthers, Giants, Bucs, and Jets following with strong B+ marks, while mid-tier teams cluster around B to C+, and the bottom falls to the Rams and 49ers with D+ and Jaguars at D, highlighting how first-round impact, positional value, and Day 3 finds shaped the overall grades.

via Sports Illustrated|

#2026-draft #draft #grades

gaming1 month ago•9 min saved

Moon Studios Teases PS5 Arrival for No Rest for the Wicked as 1.0 Nears

Moon Studios’ grim action RPG No Rest for the Wicked has been in PC early access for two years, has sold around 1.7 million copies, and the developer says a 1.0 launch is in the works with an upcoming PS5 release teased, though no concrete timeframe is given.

via Push Square|

#early-access #gaming #moon-studios

sports2 months ago•2 min saved

Sweet 16 Preview: 2026 NCAA Tournament Projections Meet Elite Eight Showdowns

After a chaotic first weekend, this piece narrows the field for Sweet 16 and Elite Eight, laying out regional projections (East: Duke–St. John’s; Michigan State–UConn; South: Iowa–Nebraska; Illinois–Houston; West: Arizona–Arkansas; Texas–Purdue; Midwest: Michigan–Alabama; Tennessee–Iowa State) and potential Elite Eight matchups (Duke–UConn; Iowa–Houston; Arkansas–Purdue; Michigan–Iowa State). It notes three of the four 1-seeds remain and highlights storylines like Duke and Michigan’s hot runs, Houston’s hometown game, Iowa State injury questions, and UNC coaching headlines affecting the second weekend.

via On3|

#college-basketball #elite-eight #march-madness

technology2 months ago•26 min saved

Rabbit's Cyberdeck reimagines the netbook for vibe coding

Engadget’s exclusive preview reveals Rabbit’s Project Cyberdeck, a modern, ultra‑compact Linux PC aimed at “vibe coding.” Inspired by the Sony Vaio P, the device targets a $500 price point, features a 40% mechanical keyboard with a hot‑swappable PCB, and a small OLED display, with four USB‑C ports for external monitors and accessories. It will run Linux with RabbitOS tooling and allow user customization, including third‑party software installation. While early renders and design goals are shared, key specs like RAM and final IO are still undecided, and Rabbit aims for a 2026 shipping window as it finalizes the prototype.

via Engadget|

#cyberdeck #linux #netbook

world2 months ago•12 min saved

Hormuz Blockade Could Spark a Global Fertiliser Crunch

A disruption of the Strait of Hormuz could curb fertiliser (ammonia/urea) and LNG flows, triggering a global fertiliser price shock that threatens crop yields and food security for months or years as farmers face higher costs and tighter supplies.

via The Conversation|

#agriculture #fertiliser #food-prices

health4 months ago•8 min saved

Masking menopause at work risks burnout and stalled careers

Masking menopause symptoms at work, driven by stigma, can be draining and heighten burnout risk, potentially affecting performance and career progression. The BBC piece cites UK figures of about four million women aged 45–55 in the workforce and estimates that roughly one in ten have left a job due to menopause, highlighting widespread under-information and stigma. It calls for better workplace support, manager training, clearer absence disclosures, and a more open culture, while contrasting negative views with positive cultural shifts and strategies like HRT and the idea of “post‑menopausal zest.”

via BBC|

#burnout #health #menopause

lifestyle4 months ago•63 min saved

Old-School Habits That Make Kids Roll Their Eyes

A BuzzFeed-style roundup compiles anecdotes from Reddit about the quirky, often tech-averse habits many parents exhibit—like clinging to landlines, blasting volume on the TV instead of using mute, speaking on speakerphone in public, still printing maps, or treating every device as “the machine”—highlighting the generational gap and the humor in everyday family life.

via BuzzFeed|

#family #generation-gap #humor