Hoje, testaremos o SSD NVMe Teamgroup NV10000, ele vem no formato M.2 com barramento de 128Gbps, ou seja, 4 linhas PCIe 5.0, protocolo NVMe 2.0 e capacidades que variam desde 1TB até 4TB.
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Nature, Published online: 21 September 2026; doi:10.1038/s41586-026-11160-9
Chemist-aligned retrosynthesis by ensembling diverse inductive bias modelsNature, Published online: 21 September 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-02932-4
Many academics are concerned about threats to independent enquiry in higher education. Here’s how it can be protected while taking legitimate concerns into account.Nature, Published online: 21 September 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-02928-0
Climate losses extend beyond property and income. Policymakers need ways to assess what people value, experience and ultimately stand to lose.Nature, Published online: 21 September 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-02987-3
The tiny power sources, tested in pigs, dissolve inside the digestive tract after several months.Nature, Published online: 21 September 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-02890-x
Several scientists investigated for research-integrity violations by video-blogger ‘Student Geng’ have now faced disciplinary measures. The penalties are part of a misconduct crackdown on 31 research teams.Nature, Published online: 21 September 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-02931-5
Artificial-intelligence systems can generate hypotheses, design experiments and analyse data — but humans still need to decide what makes sense.Nature, Published online: 21 September 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-02441-4
A scientist in training seeks help in finding a new adviser without damaging existing working relationships.
I’m Dan Piraro, the creator of the Bizarro newspaper comic, and this is my weekly blog post. The large Sunday comic above is mine, as are all of the comments below.
Since January 2018, the Monday-Saturday Bizarro comics have been written and drawn by my comics partner, Wayno. They follow this commentary. For more fun, check out Wayno’s weekly blog post.
And here’s this week’s ANSWER KEY to my Sunday comic’s Secret Symbols.
So glad you could join me today, Jazz Pickles.
Last week’s blog post was about self-driving cars, so to present the opposite viewpoint, today’s comic is about dog-driving cars. We here at Bizarro International Headquarters are nothing if not fair and balanced.
A couple of notes about last week’s post:
Some folks thought my assertion that self-driving cars would be safer than human-driven ones means that I support Artificial Untelligence (not a typo) in all ways. I DO NOT. I’m impressed by its speed and capabilities when answering questions (as long as you remember it is not infallible), but there is no question that the industry needs to slow down and install far more powerful security measures than it currently has. We should also tax the uber wealthy at much higher rates, remove Big Money from elections, and get rid of the Electoral College. I hold these truths to be self-evident.
In the background of last week’s Sunday comic, I put a small sign in a window that read: 8647. A few folks chastized me for calling for the assassination of the president. I informed them that “86” is restaurant slang for canceling an order or removing an unruly customer, and has never commonly meant to murder someone. The James Comey indictment for his seashells photo was yet another daily attempt by a certain textbook fascist clown-car of an administration to distract the public from the abysmal job it is doing in every metric, as it robs us blind.
I am, of course, completely in favor of removing 47 from any position of authority or power, and hope he will end up in jail as the overwhelming majority of less-wealthy felons do. He and Hegseth are also war criminals, but unfortunately, war criminals often escape prosecution.
Enough painful, self-evident truths. Let’s relax and have a giggle at a dog who has confronted a traffic cop with infallible dog logic. I suspect he got off with a warning.
And don’t miss the background jokes in today’s driving-dog comic. The name of the attorneys read backwards may ring a bell, and the dog’s vanity license plate was his second choice because some f**king poodle already had “WOOF.”
It’s past time to find out what chuckelments my partner Wayno has infused the week’s Bizarro comics with...
The judge had to dismiss the case because neither of the clams would testify.
In Wayno’s post about this same group of comics, he advises you symbol-counters that the word “pie” does not count as a Secret Symbol, but the silhouette of the missing crown patch does.
For you readers who are not familiar with Eliot Ness, the internet will be happy to tell you. If you’re not familiar with those brands of scotch, the internet won’t be of much help.
Magritte continues to be our favorite surrealist subject of comics. BTW: That’s not a pipe sticking up out of the water, but it is an eyeball.
He’s taken that test three times and got a perfect score each time. No other king has ever even taken that test, and would not have passed it if they had. He must be “a very stable genius.”
All we’ll say about this is think about it.
That concludes this week’s comedy swamp. Thanks for helping us drain it with your chuckles. If you enjoy what we do and that we offer this for free, please consider helping us keep it up via the links below. Thanks a llama, Jazz Pickles. You are appreciated.
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“Quanta desculpa! Como estou farto de tudo isso!” irrita-se Ródia Raskólnikov com Dimitri Razumíkhin no final da terceira parte, capítulo IV de Crime e Castigo, quando os dois amigos e ex-alunos de Direito se aproximam do gabinete do juiz Porfiri, nas imediações da Praça dos Três Poderes, ou melhor, do Feno, em São Petersburgo.
Razumíkhin irrita Raskólnikov de tanto que se desculpa por coisas ditas numa bebedeira, mas nunca — e Raskólnikov tem ótima memória — por ter feito do Supremo Tribunal Federal órgão de República outra, a de Curitiba, manobrando a pauta do Supremo para manter Lula na prisão, além de blindar a Lava Jato no Conselho Nacional de Justiça, quando foi presidente do STF e do CNJ, entre setembro de 2016 e setembro de 2018.
Tampouco por seu voto de Minerva em abril de 2018 para negar o habeas corpus preventivo impetrado por Lula no STF contra a prisão após condenação em segundo grau, antes do trânsito em julgado, abrindo de uma vez por todas a Jair Bolsonaro o caminho para virar czar e indicar para o STF um agente do caos. Tal e qual, em Virgílio, a deusa das estratégias de guerra ajudou Ulisses com o Cavalo de Troia.
Muito menos por não ter sustado a formação de um bunker bolsonarista no Supremo, no ano passado, quando poderia ter impedido Luiz Fuxinóvitch de migrar para a Segunda Turma. Por ser o mais antigo ministro da Primeira Turma, Razumíkhin tinha prioridade para ocupar a vaga aberta na Segunda com a aposentadoria de Luís Roberto Barrosóvski. Bastava levantar o dedo, mas não o fez e aí está: o agente do caos, em maioria com Fuxinóvitch e Nunes Marquesgáilov, destituindo diretor da Polícia Federal.
Eslavo de Montes Claros, nas Minas Urais, Razumíkhin só pede desculpas ao povo quando assiste, afetando pasmo, assombro, “profunda tristeza”, a juízes berrando e apontando dedos uns aos outros no tribunal que ele ajudou a esmigalhar. Olha ali as migalhinhas, boiando no rio Neva!
P.S. — No romance de Dostoiévski, Razumíkhin tem firmeza de caráter. Repetindo: no romance de Dostoiévski.
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