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    Tech journalist Bob Cringely has died●Tell HN: Bob Cringely has diedYhnHealthNutrition8944 min ago

    News is spreading that Bob Cringely, the longtime technology journalist and commentator best known for chronicling the personal computing industry, has died. Readers in tech communities are sharing tributes and recalling his writing and documentaries on Silicon Valley and the people who built the PC era.

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    Theatre Sainte-Catherine Puts Comedy at the Centre of Wellbeing●Theatre Sainte-Catherine: Improv, Workshops, and Comedy as Medicine✉newsCultureTheatre1 min ago

    Theatre Sainte-Catherine, a Montreal improv venue, is drawing attention for its blend of comedy performances, workshops, and the idea of comedy as medicine. Writing in The McGill Daily, a student journalist explores how improv and laughter-based programming can support mental health while keeping the theatre an active community hub for performers and audiences alike.

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    Cleo Abram explores the Sun's core in latest episode●☀️ ICYMI: # Video journalist Cleo Abram boards an animated # spaceship bound for the core of our star in this informatioMmastodonTechnology529 min ago

    Video journalist Cleo Abram has released an episode of her show 'HUGE* If True' in which an animated journey takes viewers to the core of the Sun. Speaking with NASA heliophysicists and astronomy professors, she explains how solar probes survive the extreme heat and radiation encountered on missions into our star.

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    Journalist tries eating only meat for a month●I ate only meat for a month – this is what happened to my body✉newsHealthNutrition22 min ago

    A Telegraph writer has documented spending a full month eating nothing but meat, describing the effects on their body in a first-person account. The piece touches on the carnivore diet, a regime that continues to divide nutrition experts and enthusiasts, with supporters claiming benefits for energy and weight while dietitians warn of health risks from cutting out plants and fibre entirely.