Nagu varem kirjutatud on Eesti internetimeedia suur vastasseis Delfi ja Postimees.ee vahel – esimene neist koondab kogu Ekspress grupi netisisu, teine Eesti Meedia oma. Ja kuigi pärast ajutist võitu aprillis läks senine liider Delfi jälle ette, on suvekuudel vahe oluliselt väiksemaks jäänud – kui eelmisel suvel oli Emori andmetel vahe 100 000 (588 vs 477 K), siis viimasel nädalal ca 50 000 (609 vs 562 K). Ehk siis Postimees on võrreldes möödunud aastaga tõusnud rohkem kui Delfi. Neli nädalat tagasi langes vahe isegi alla 35 000.
Huvitav on just võrdlus aastataguse suvega, kus Postimees nii palju võrreldes Delfiga tagasi ei teinud (full disclosure – olin siis just Postimees.ee’st töölt ära tulnud). Aga eks sügisel kui inimesed tööle tagasi tulevad saab selgemaks, kas vahekorrad on tõesti muutunud. Suurem kasutajate kasv tundub igatahes olevat vähemalt Delfil seisma jäänud.







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- An exercise myth is that a low-intensity workout (in the “fat-burning” zone where your heart rate is 60 – 70% of your maximum heart rate) burns more calories from fat than a high-intensity workout. While you do burn a greater percentage of fat in a low-intensity workout, you should burn more calories from fat through a high-intensity workout than a low-intensity workout of the same length. For example, a 30 minute low-intensity workout might burn 200 calories at 60% fat (120 calories from fat) while a high-intensity workout of the same length could burn 400 calories at 35% fat (140 calories).[81]
- It is commonly claimed that the Great Wall of China is the only man-made object visible from the Moon.[36] This is false. None of the Apollo astronauts reported seeing any man-made object from the Moon. The misconception is believed to have been popularized by Richard Halliburton decades before the first moon landing.[37]
- Italian dictator Benito Mussolini did not “make the trains run on time”. Much of the repair work had been performed before Mussolini and the Fascists came to power in 1922. Accounts from the era also suggest that the Italian railways’ legendary adherence to timetables was more myth than reality.[14]
- Contrary to the common myth,[107] the Coriolis effect does not determine the direction that water rotates in a bathtub drain or a flushing toilet. Generally speaking, the Coriolis effect is only significant at large scales, such as in weather systems or oceanic currents.[108] In addition, most toilets inject water into the bowl at an angle, causing a spin too fast to be affected by the Coriolis effect.[109]
- The notion that goldfish have a memory of only three seconds is false.[84][85] They have been trained to navigate mazes and can recognize their owners after an exposure of a few months
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