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Data centers in Oregon might be helping to drive an increase in cancer and miscarriages

Morrow County, Oregon is home to mega farms and food processing plants. But it’s also home to several Amazon data centers. And now, some experts believe, that combination is leading to an alarmingly high concentration of nitrates in the drinking water that is driving up cancer and miscarriage rates in the area. Rolling Stone’s exposé details how Amazon, despite not using any dangerous nitrates to cool its data centers, is accelerating the contamination of the Lower Umatilla Basin aquifer, which residents rely on for drinking water. It’s a combination of poor wastewater management, sandy soil, and good old physics that…
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Oppo ColorOS 16 – competing with iOS for smoothness

Oppo ColorOS 16 – competing with iOS for smoothness

ColorOS 16 on new Oppo devices like the Find X9 has smooth transition effects, diverse customization. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrA9CiI5OOQ Video: Trakin Tech English The Android-based ColorOS 16 operating system has been updated by Oppo on its devices since November. In addition to the Find X9 series pre-installed at launch, the devices that have the earliest upgrade include the Find N5, N3, N3 Flip, X8 Pro, X8, Reno 14 series, Reno 13 and Pad 3 Pro. Admin.
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How much money do the most viewed YouTube videos make?

Baby Shark Dance, the most-viewed video on YouTube, has generated tens of millions of dollars in revenue for the company behind it despite being in the children's category. With more than 16.4 billion views as of November 18, Baby Shark Dance by Korean company Pinkfong maintained its number one position, far surpassing Luis Fonsi's Despacito, which came in second with 8.86 billion views. According to WSJ calculations, the video has been played an average of more than 4.7 million times a day since it was uploaded in 2016. The song is available in 25 languages, with the US having the…
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Blue Origin reusable rocket successfully lands for the first time

The first stage of the New Glenn rocket built by Blue Origin landed vertically on a ship at sea after carrying two NASA spacecraft into space. The New Glenn rocket lifted off from the launch pad at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida, at 3:45 p.m. on November 13, carrying two NASA Mars spacecraft and a technology test device for satellite communications company Viasat. About three minutes later, the main engine shut down and the rocket began to separate as planned. After separation, the second rocket stage continued to carry the pair of NASA spacecraft into space, while the first…
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