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    Helion Pushes Back Fusion Power Timeline●Helion Moves Goalpost on FusionYhnLifeFashion61 h ago

    Helion Energy, the Washington-state fusion startup backed by Sam Altman, has revised its commercial timeline, moving back the date it expects to deliver fusion power to Microsoft. The company had previously promised electricity from its Orion machine by around 2028, a deadline widely treated as ambitious even by fusion standards. Critics online are debating whether the shift signals honest recalibration or another overreach in fusion's history of missed targets.

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    Firefox lags behind on modern web features, test finds●Ist Firefox der neue Internet Explorer? Ich habe 12 moderne Webfunktionen nachgeprüft. Bei 11 war Firefox der letzte BroMmastodonTechnologySoftware41 h ago

    A developer tested 12 modern web platform features across major browsers and found Firefox was the last to support 11 of them, often trailing by two to four years. Features like scroll-driven animations and view transitions remain absent even in Firefox 157, and WebGPU support is incomplete. The findings have reignited debate over whether Firefox is becoming the new Internet Explorer — a browser holding the web back.

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    Nine money habits to drop before Christmas●9 bad money habits to avoid in the lead-up to Christmas https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/people-black-colin-supermarkeMmastodonBusinessPersonal Finance237 min ago

    The Evening Standard has published a personal finance guide listing nine bad money habits shoppers should avoid in the run-up to Christmas. The piece, tagged under money and personal finance, is aimed at helping households rein in spending during the costly festive period, covering shopping behaviours and budgeting mistakes at supermarkets.

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    London's Most and Least Affordable Places to Buy a Home Revealed●London's 'most and least affordable' places to buy a home revealed https://www.standard.co.uk/homesandproperty/london-moMmastodonBusinessReal Estate134 min ago

    New analysis published by the London Evening Standard ranks London boroughs by home affordability, identifying the most and least affordable places to buy property in the capital. The findings highlight the stark gap between wealthy and cheaper areas, renewing debate about housing costs and access to home ownership for Londoners.

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    Richard E. Grant turns up the charm in Hay Fever revival●Hay Fever: Richard E. Grant hams it up no end https://www.standard.co.uk/culture/theatre/hay-fever-richard-e-grant-revieMmastodonCultureCelebrity21 h ago

    Richard E. Grant is drawing attention for his performance in a London stage revival of Noel Coward's Hay Fever. A review in the Evening Standard says the actor hams it up no end, suggesting a flamboyant, scene-stealing turn that divides opinion on how far the comedy should be pushed.

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    Geri Horner's daughter Bluebell reportedly performs at secret London charity gig●Spice Girls star Geri Horner's daughter Bluebell, 20, 'performs at secret London charity gig' https://www.standard.co.ukMmastodonCultureCelebrity25 h ago

    Bluebell Horner, the 20-year-old daughter of Spice Girls star Geri Horner, is reported to have performed at a secret charity gig in London, according to the Evening Standard. The report is drawing attention as a possible first public step into performing for the celebrity offspring, whose mother is one of Britain's best-known pop stars.

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    Air pollution linked to more night-time coughing, UK study finds●'Increased air pollution linked to more night-time coughing, UK-led study finds' "High daily particle pollution was consMmastodonHealth22 h ago

    A UK-led study has found that high daily levels of particle air pollution are consistently associated with increased coughing at night. Researchers report the effect is measurable even at pollution concentrations well below World Health Organization guideline limits, suggesting health harm occurs at lower exposure levels than previously assumed. The findings add to growing evidence that even moderate air pollution affects respiratory health, prompting discussion about tightening air quality standards.

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    Union rejects care cost cap while backing fuel price relief●Ein Deckel für Pflegekosten? Unmöglich, sagt die Union, viel zu teuer. Dabei zahlen Pflegebedürftige im Heim im SchnittMmastodonBusinessLabor244 h ago

    Germany's centre-right CDU/CSU has dismissed proposals to cap care home costs as too expensive, even though residents pay an average of more than 3,300 euros a month out of their own pockets. Critics contrast this with the Union's readiness to support a fuel discount and a planned cap on petrol prices, calling the priorities unfair to care recipients and their families.