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- 1Salamanders and zebrafish reveal secrets of limb regrowth●🦎 NEW: # Salamanders and # zebrafish regrow lost limbs and fins by reactivating a cellular program after injury, forming
Scientists are highlighting how salamanders and zebrafish regrow lost limbs and fins by reactivating a cellular program after injury. The process forms a blastema, a mass of cells that multiply and rebuild bone, nerve, muscle and blood vessels in the correct shape and size, with nerves playing a key driving role in orchestrating the regeneration.
- 2Police raid gang behind fake gay asylum claims●Watch: Police raid on gang behind fake gay asylum claims https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/videos/crgj97n2x1j4o?at_medium=RSS&a
Police have raided a gang accused of orchestrating fake gay asylum claims, according to BBC News footage of the operation. The group is alleged to have coached people to falsely present themselves as persecuted LGBT individuals to exploit asylum systems. The raid has drawn attention to organised fraud targeting immigration processes and raised debate about asylum vetting procedures.
- 3Developer recounts program hung for 40 minutes at zero CPU●Un programa mío se quedó colgado cuarenta minutos. No a mil vueltas por segundo: a cero por ciento de CPU . No estaba tr
A developer describes a debugging case where their program, which orchestrates external command-line tools, froze for forty minutes without consuming any CPU — not spinning, simply doing nothing, yet never finishing. The write-up explains what it means when a process is stuck at zero percent usage, pointing to deadlocks or waiting on subprocesses rather than a busy loop, and resonates with other programmers who have faced similar hangs.