Monthly Archives: October 2022

You can’t control your height, but 12,000 genetic variants probably do

Once you’re finished growing, your height doesn’t change—making it a good trait to study for geneticists. Deposit Photos You have little say in how tall you’ll grow. Height is based on variation in genes–lots of them. Research in 2020 found that 10,000 genes could possibly explain differences in human height. Now, the same statistical geneticists…

Get a jump on the new year with these Amazon Prime Early Access deals on fitness gear

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. We’re entering the season of eating, starting with Halloween candy through the appetizers and champagne toast on New Year’s Eve. Why not take…

Enjoy post-workout recovery and savings with Theragun deals during Amazon Prime Early Access

Amanda Reed We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Getting swole requires lots of dedication. It also requires rest—you can’t beat personal bests if your form is bad from tired muscles. Percussion massagers, foam rollers, and recovery workout mixes are important rest tools to hit the…

All the best fitness deals from Amazon’s Prime Early Access Sale: Peloton discounts, dumbbells, ellipticals, and more

UPDATE: Oct. 12, 2022, 5:15 p.m. EDT This list has been updated with the latest fitness deals from Amazon’s Prime Early Access Sale. Chances are that ever since pandemic lockdowns went into effect way back when, you pivoted to home workouts instead of hoofing it over to your local gym. And if you’re like us,…

More and more companies are now worried about open source security

Businesses are slowly moving away from open source software, due to growing fears of security risks that come from open source elements, new research has shown. Virtualization giant VMware recently released a report that states that the number of companies willing to deploy open source software in production environments fell from 95% last year, to…

A congressional campaign committee just reimbursed a dead lawmaker for travel mileage

Rep. Jim Hagedorn, a Republican from Minnesota, during an interview in 2018. Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call Rep. Jim Hagedorn’s principal campaign committee just refunded him more than $1,100 for mileage. Hagedorn died in February. it’s unclear who received the money. The campaign committee of a deceased member of Congress refunded the congressman for travel mileage…