Oh, NOW you’re outraged?! Nevermind the kids and sick and elderly people killed daily. “Oh no a statue of a guy whose teachings I claim to uphold, I’mma write such a Facebook post about this”

I was trying to make a very large number since I was dividing one by it. Thanks, tho.

Lol depends on your mass compared to hers. In order to attract something to your mass in the same way that the earth does an apple then the other body would need to be roughly 1/30000000000000000000000000th your mass to be so attracted.

Also helps if you’re in a vacuum and under the influence of no other massive bodies.

Just make sure they are 1/3*10^25 of your mass.

Relevant: https://youtu.be/bgEmecOCMrQ

Oh, hi, sorry, did I wake you?

Unfortunately it’s not a matter of capability, but certification. Your watch probably has more processing and imaging power than the best medical systems available in the late 90s, but if you’re planning to market it as anything with even a whiff of medical application, even from the home, then it will need ISO 13485 certification in order to obtain required insurance that costs enough to prevent medical market entry for most businesses, especially when you combine that with the concept of unborn babies.

As a hardware and software professional, this headline sounds like 100% bullshit.

allows your phone to measure prenatal heartbeat

That is not the same thing as an ultrasound scanner.

It’s a microphone app which trims to, and amplifies, specific frequencies which allows you to monitor the baby’s pulse.

You absolutely can use your phone with an ultrasound scanner, but this requires external hardware which, while not restricted, is not super cheap.

Being able to determine if a username is valid without a valid password is a security flaw

Even something as simple as taking longer to validate the password when the username is a valid one can also lead to user enumeration