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Det nyopstartede landshold i sportsgrenen baseball5 har i juni afholdt åbne træninger.

Opdatering: Problemet er løst, oplyser Digitalstyrelsen kl. 11.45.

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På tværs af staten spænder gamle fagsystemer ben for, at sårbare servere kan udskiftes. Statsrevisorerne opfordrer til, at rollefordelingen mellem Statens It og myndighederne kigges efter i sømmene.

'National Enquirer'

"Matthew Perry Didn't Have To Die!" screams the cover, declaring: "Grim cover-up exposed!"

Apparently "the truth behind the tragic funnyman's final minutes is being buried by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner."

The 'Enquirer' claims Perry was "swallowed by by depression and anxiety." — Read the rest

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Statsministeren opfordrer til, at forældre skriver mindre til lærerne.

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Pernille Blach Hansen har en tiltro til, at medarbejderne lærer af deres fejl og har derfor tillid til regionens whistleblowerordning.

Buildings currently consume about 50% of the world’s electricity, so finding ways to reduce the loads they place on the grid can save money and reduce carbon emissions. Scientists at the University of Toronto have developed an “optofluidic” system for tuning light coming into a building.

The researchers devised a biomimetic system inspired by the multi-layered skins of squid and chameleons for active camouflage to be able to actively control light intensity, spectrum, and scattering independently. While there are plenty of technologies that can regulate these properties, doing so independently has been too complicated a task for current window shades or electrochromic devices.

To make the prototype devices (15 × 15 × 2 cm), 3 mm PMMA sheets were stacked after millifluidic channels (1.5 mm deep and 6.35 mm wide) were CNC milled into the sheets. Fluids could be injected and removed by needles glued into the ends of the channels. By using different fluids in the channels, researchers were able to tune various aspects of the incoming light. Scaled up, one application of the system could be to keep buildings cooler on hot days without keeping out IR on colder days which is one disadvantage of static window coatings currently in use.

If you want to control some of the light going OUT of your windows, maybe you should try building this smart LED curtain instead?

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En ekspert peger på, at skærmbrug kan give børn ADHD-lignende symptomer.

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There's been a lot of (perfectly valid!) debate lately about AI-generated artworks. But I have to oddly commend the new Infinite Odyssey venture for going all the way with it: a monthly full-length sci-fi prose and comic book magazine, created entirely by AI (based on human-inputted prompts and graphic design/page layouts, obviously):

Welcome to our sci-fi magazine!

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