EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 1H 1M
Hármas szabály (2026.04.10.) – Holdkerülő küldetés + egy brutális IGAZSÁG a multitaskingról
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Pasis pénteket tartottunk a Hármas szabályban: gyorsan megkukkoltuk merre suhan a holdkerülő küldetés és mikor várható a hazacsobbanás. Majd megnyugodtunk annak a tudományos megállapításnak köszönhetően, hogy nem is kell egyszerre több dologra figyelni, mert a multitasking valójában nem is létezik... Kell ennél jobb hír hétvégére?
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