Burmese cat named Oscar falls asleep in a WASHING MACHINE and is trapped for a 12-minute cycle with detergent – but SURVIVES Amanda Meredith heard a strange meowing noise in her Mudjimba home, in QLD Upon investigation, she found her cat Oscar trapped inside the washing machine Ms Meredith called her vet who said it … Read more
Burmese cat named Oscar falls asleep in a WASHING MACHINE and is trapped for a 12-minute cycle with detergent – but SURVIVES Amanda Meredith heard a strange meowing noise in her Mudjimba home, in QLD Upon investigation, she found her cat Oscar trapped inside the washing machine Ms Meredith called her vet who said it … Read more
A weather phenomenon that triggers torrential rain could cause a spike in diarrhoea cases among African children, a study shows. Researchers found rates of the illness – which kills thousands of youngsters in Africa every year – soared by a third in a region worst-hit by La Niña. La Niña occurs between every three and seven … Read more
Regular six-week lockdowns could be the way to defeat the coronavirus, according to Cambridge University scientists. Researchers have suggested that alternating between 50 days of strict lockdown and 30 days of more relaxed social distancing could be the safest way forward. Under such a scenario an epidemic could last a year and a half, they … Read more
Regular six-week lockdowns could be the way to defeat the coronavirus, according to Cambridge University scientists. Researchers have suggested that alternating between 50 days of strict lockdown and 30 days of more relaxed social distancing could be the safest way forward. Under such a scenario an epidemic could last a year and a half, they … Read more
Take a walk on the wacky side! When pavements and cycle paths amaze, shock and amuse – from 3D art to hilariously woeful repairs MailOnline Travel has scoured the globe for some of the wackiest walkways One 3D artist created a piece of street art turning a path into a gaping crevasse Disconnected paving slabs and … Read more
Dr. Deborah Birx calls out the press for ‘slicey and dicey’ headlines and says she’s bothered that Donald Trump’s disinfectant comments are ‘still in the news cycle’ Dr. Deborah Birx critiqued the media in recent interviews, saying Sunday she didn’t believe President Trump’s comments on disinfectant should still be news ‘I think it bothers me … Read more
Waiting through the “Wild West” of edge IoT is starting to pay off, with more automation software for the scale process. Image: Soulmemoria, Getty Images/iStockphoto Edge computing and Internet of Things (IoT) devices increased by stunning numbers in 2019, when 26.66 billion IoT devices were active worldwide. In 2020, that IoT device number will grow … Read more