Linux Mint may make fewer releases a year to ‘uncap ambition’
Linux Mint developers are considering a change to the distro’s traditional six-month release schedule. Project leader Clement Lefebvre thinks moving to a longer development cycle would allow the team to spend more time developing features, rather than fixing and testing to meet its current deadlines. If the distro does reduce its release rate, it could affect the release date of Linux MintContinue Reading
We’ve Been Overselling Exercise as a Weight-Loss Tool
Experts break down why exercise isn’t the best way of burning calories…Read MoreContinue Reading
9 Simple Balance Exercises You Can Do in Just a Few Minutes
Because keeping yourself steady is more important than you think…Read MoreContinue Reading
These countries have the most public holidays. This is how the US compares
There are 11 holidays that the United States currently recognizes at the federal level. One of them, President’s Day, is coming up on Monday. According to a Pew Research analysis of data from Time and Date and other sources, the U.S. observes slightly fewer public holidays than most other countries.Continue Reading
Experts: ‘Biggest’ doesn’t always mean ‘worst’ in historic Potomac sewage spill
Hundreds of millions of gallons of wastewater have spilled into the Potomac River in the last month. It’s being called one of the biggest sewage spills in U.S. history, but that number can be deceiving. Sewage spill The local water utility DC Water estimates 243 million gallons of wastewater haveContinue Reading
Ending addiction: Estonia’s anti-drug village | DW Reporter
In “Lootuse küle”, the village of hope, drug addicts can get a fresh, clean start. But it’s hard work that requires discipline and abstinence. The young Jan-Martti is participating in the program. Will he make it to the end? “By ending the addiction, you stretch out your hand to hope.”Continue Reading
Fallen Ukrainian soldiers remembered on Valentine’s Day in Kyiv
Widows and families of Ukrainian soldiers killed in action during the war with Russia gathered at a memorial on Valentine’s Day to attach heart-shaped balloons to trees planted in remembrance of their loved ones. #ukraine #russiaukrainewar #valentinesday #news Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/AssociatedPress Read more: https://apnews.com This video may be available for archiveContinue Reading
This Is When Boeing Expects The 777-8F To Enter Service
Boeing’s next-generation freighter, the 777-8F, is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated cargo aircraft of recent decades. Designed to replace aging four-engine freighters like the Boeing 747 and build on the success of the current 777F, the 777-8F promises long range, high payload, and significantly improved fuelContinue Reading
The Real Reason Why Some Flyers Are Saying Air Travel Is Becoming Unbearable
Some passengers are saying that flying is becoming unbearable due to airlines’ ever-squeezing more and more space. While this is often an emotionally appealing argument, it does come with some issues. Airlines (typically) have little control over seat widths, and passengers are, on average, getting heavier. At the same time,Continue Reading
The Traitor Is Totally Unbothered by El Paso Airspace Closing for a Balloon
President Traitor 47 doesn’t seem the slightest bit bothered by the buffoonery that closed the airspace over El Paso, Texas, earlier this week. CNN’s DJ Judd asked The Traitor if he was “pleased” with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s handling of a humiliating incident, in which the Federal Aviation Administration brieflyContinue Reading
Team USA’s men’s hockey defeats Denmark
Team USA’s men’s hockey defeats Denmark, Read More NBC NewsContinue Reading
Small Businesses Compete–Why Can’t Credit Card Companies?
Families aren’t the only ones who’ve been struggling with affordability for years. So have the small businesses that power the American economy and create the majority of new jobs. There’s no shortage of commonsense ideas to give job creators relief, but Traitor 47 just highlighted one of the most important: Stop credit-card companies from rippingContinue Reading
In Munich, NATO leaders assess America’s reliability as an ally
The Munich Security Conference is one of the world’s key diplomatic gatherings. This year, a serious and almost shocking question hangs over the event: Is the United States still a reliable ally? Compass Points moderator Nick Schifrin is in Munich and spoke with three leaders: NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, FinnishContinue Reading