Month: November 2024

Seit dem Launch des Steam Decks wimmelt es von Handhelds diverser Hersteller. Eine Übersicht und Entscheidungshilfe. Von Oliver Nickel (Spielekonsole, Spiele)

Batteriehersteller Northvolt schlüpft in den USA nun unter Gläubigerschutz - mit ungewissen Folgen für die in Deutschland geplante Fabrik. (Unternehmen, Wirtschaft)

Die Telekom-Tochter ist mit Aktionstarifen gestartet. Die Allnet Flats bieten bis zu 80 GByte. Das Angebot gilt auch für Bestandskunden. (Congstar, Telekom)

Der Chef der US-Börsenaufsicht wartet nicht darauf, dass Donald Trump ihn entlässt, sobald er Präsident ist. Gary Gensler geht vorher. (Börse, Politik)

Jetzt, wo Elon Musk unter Trump die Effizienz der USA optimieren soll, könnten auch die Startbedingungen für Raketen gelockert werden. Die Space-X-Präsidentin ist optimistisch. (Starship, Raumfahrt)

Die Black Week in der Golem Karrierewelt ist gestartet! Hohe Preisnachlässe auf über 300 Weiterbildungsprodukte: Workshops, E-Learnings, Sprachkurse, Coachings und vieles mehr. Nur bis Samstag, den 30. November! (Golem Karrierewelt, Server-Applikationen)

The US Department of Justice wants to break up Google. After launching to horrible reviews earlier this year, the Rabbit R1 is getting a little more useful through software updates. Pine64 stuck a 2MP camera on the end of a tiny computer with a RISC-V and ARM processor. And Google may be done with tablets… […]

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After a month of unexplained bouts of stomach pain, an otherwise healthy 16-year-old girl arrived at the emergency department of Massachusetts General Hospital actively retching and in severe pain.

A CT scan showed nothing unusual in her innards, and her urine and blood tests were normal. The same was found two weeks prior, when she had arrived at a different hospital complaining of stomach pain. She was discharged home with instructions to take painkillers, a medication for peptic ulcers, and another to prevent nausea and vomiting. The painkiller didn't help, and she didn't take the other two medications.

Her pain worsened, and something was clearly wrong. When she arrived at Mass General, her stomach was tender, and her heart rate was elevated. When doctors tried to give her a combination of medications for common causes of abdominal pain, she immediately vomited them back up.

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After a month of unexplained bouts of stomach pain, an otherwise healthy 16-year-old girl arrived at the emergency department of Massachusetts General Hospital actively retching and in severe pain.

A CT scan showed nothing unusual in her innards, and her urine and blood tests were normal. The same was found two weeks prior, when she had arrived at a different hospital complaining of stomach pain. She was discharged home with instructions to take painkillers, a medication for peptic ulcers, and another to prevent nausea and vomiting. The painkiller didn't help, and she didn't take the other two medications.

Her pain worsened, and something was clearly wrong. When she arrived at Mass General, her stomach was tender, and her heart rate was elevated. When doctors tried to give her a combination of medications for common causes of abdominal pain, she immediately vomited them back up.

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Most modern laptops have some sort of volume control buttons. Usually these are a set of Fn keys on the keyboard, but convertible laptops with screens that can flip around for use in tablet mode often have volume buttons on the side. But adjusting audio volume with buttons can be a finnicky experience that requires […]

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