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πŸ’» Windows 11 weather app is a RAM hog and has ads

The built-in Weather app in Windows 11 consumes over 1.2GB of RAM, which is five times more than the macOS version. This app, identified as MSN Weather, displays ads despite being part of a paid operating system. It pulls detailed data from sources like Foreca and the National Weather Service. The high RAM usage is because the Windows version is essentially a WebView2 web app. Microsoft needs to rebuild these apps using WinUI for a better user experience. πŸ˜₯

#Win11#TechFail#Microsoft
world

🚁 Helicopter crashes in Rio, four dead

Four people were killed after a helicopter crashed in Tijuca National Park in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday. The victims included the pilot and three tourists, three of whom were Colombian nationals. The crash happened near Vista Chinesa, a high-altitude viewpoint in the national park. This incident follows another helicopter accident in Rio just under two months ago. Mayor Eduardo Cavaliere has asked the National Civil Aviation Agency to boost flight safety monitoring.

#RioCrash#HelicopterSafety#BrazilNews
tech

πŸ“± Big phone discounts in Amazon Great Freedom Sale 2026

Amazon's Great Freedom Sale 2026 started in India on August 7 with discounts of up to 40% available. Samsung, OnePlus, and Xiaomi phones are listed with various price cuts for buyers. Specific models like Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra are priced at β‚Ή94,999, while Redmi Turbo 5 is β‚Ή37,998. This sale offers extra benefits like bank offers and no-cost EMI options for upgrades. Buyers can check the listed deals to find the best smartphone value. πŸ’Έ

#AmazonSale#TechDeals#Smartphone
india

πŸ—£οΈ Who Decides What We Can Say?

Concerns are rising over who holds the power to silence citizens in the name of liberty. The discussion centers around the balance between free speech and regulatory oversight in various spheres. Specific figures or locations are not mentioned in the provided text to quantify the issue. This debate touches upon fundamental democratic principles and the scope of individual rights. The ongoing conversation aims to define the boundaries of free expression in modern society.

#FreeSpeech#Democracy#CivilRights
business

πŸ’ͺ How Hyrox makes bank without prize money

Hyrox, an indoor fitness competition, successfully operates a profitable business model without large prize pools. It launched in India in May 2025 via a joint venture with Yoska in Bengaluru. Hyrox Bengaluru saw 8,200 participants, a big jump from 1,650 in Mumbai on its debut. The real income comes from race entry fees, merchandise, and gym training partnerships, not prize money. Essentially, the race acts as a funnel to drive sustained training revenue for the company. πŸ‹οΈ

#HyroxIndia#FitnessBusiness#GenZFitness
science

πŸ”¬ Science says humans could live past 200 years

Scientists suggest that human lifespans could potentially reach between 146 and 194 years under perfect theoretical conditions. This research indicates that maintaining cellular repair mechanisms is key for extending life far beyond current limits. The analysis shows that while the baseline is 194 years, certain resilient individuals might surpass the 200-year mark. Currently, physiological resilience collapses between 120 and 150 years, limiting natural lifespan. Future medicine will focus on preserving this foundational bodily resilience rather than just treating individual age-related issues. 🧬

#LongevityScience#FutureOfHealth#Biohacking
world

β›ˆοΈ Intense monsoon rain expected across central India β›ˆοΈ

Weather models predict a significant pickup in monsoon activity over central India in the coming days. The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts forecasts substantial rain for Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and parts of Maharashtra between August 8-15. Some areas might see over 100-200 mm of accumulated rainfall, although the season might end below normal at 90% of the average. Developing El Nino conditions are influencing this broader seasonal outlook. Intense short-lived systems can still cause major flooding even during a below-normal monsoon.

#Monsoon#IndiaWeather#RainAlert
india

⛰️ Seven years later, Kavalappara hill remains eerie

Seven years after the devastating landslide, Kavalappara hill remains largely deserted and shrouded in silence. This tragedy occurred on August 8, 2019, when a portion of Muthappan Kunnu caved in, resulting in 59 deaths. The disaster destroyed about 34 acres and displaced 84 families, leaving eleven victims still buried under the mud. Survivors like V.R. Jayan continue to suffer physical and mental trauma from the event. Farmers are still seeking solutions for unusable land, while the government continues to collect land tax.

#Landslide#Kavalappara#KeralaTragedy
health

🩺 Kerala parish bridges health gap for elders

Volunteers under the Punnakkadu initiative provide health awareness sessions in Mallappuzhassery panchayat. The CSI St. Thomas Church team visits door-to-door across all 13 wards of the panchayat. This program started in 2011, evolving from cataract surgery help to comprehensive wellness checks. The initiative now focuses on prevention, nutrition, and sanitation alongside treatment. The parish currently allocates about β‚Ή50,000 weekly to support these free volunteer efforts.

#KeralaHealth#CommunityCare#Punnakkadu
world

πŸ˜” Biden's cancer spreads, son shares painful update

Former U.S. President Joe Biden's cancer has spread further, according to his son Hunter Biden during a BBC interview. The elder Biden had been diagnosed with aggressive bone-spreading prostate cancer in May 2025. Despite initial treatment, Hunter stated the disease is now metastasized and causing significant pain. Joe Biden, who was 83 at the time, remains active and believes in the country. The situation comes after his 2024 presidential run concluded.

#BidenHealth#PoliticalNews#USPolitics
world

πŸ•ŠοΈ Dozens of Nigerians Freed After Six Months Captivity

Dozens of Nigerians have been freed after enduring six months in jihadi captivity. These captives, mostly women and children, were among over 300 victims released by Nigerian forces this week in Ilorin, Kwara state. The abductions initially occurred on February 3rd during a raid on the village of Woro, which also saw over 160 fatalities. Survivors recounted severe suffering, starvation, and witnessing deaths in the forest hideouts. They are now receiving medical attention, hoping to reunite with their families. πŸ˜”

#NigeriaRescue#HumanitarianAid#JihadiCaptivity

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