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11

2023

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By William D. Ricker

The Best VPNs to Protect Yourself Online

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The Best VPNs to Protect Yourself Online - A VIRTUAL PRIVATE network (VPN) is like a protective tunnel you can use to pass through a public network, protecting your data from outside eyes. Whether you're worried about hiding your browsing activity from your internet service provider so it doesn't sell your data to advertisers, or you want to stay safe on a public Wi-Fi hot spot to keep nearby digital snoops from capturing your passwords, a VPN can help protect you. However, while a VPN will keep you safe at your local coffee shop, it comes with a cost. Using…

Mar

11

2023

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By Patsy S. Nielsen

How to Buy a Security Camera You Can Trust

Technology

How to Buy a Security Camera You Can Trust - OWN A EUFY security camera or video doorbell? The recent news exposing serious security flaws from the Anker-owned brand may have caused you some anxiety. I have been testing and reviewing security cameras for several years now. Revelations about data breaches and vulnerabilities are a regular occurrence. Arlo, Nest, Ring, Wyze—every major manufacturer you can think of has had its share of scandals. But it can be challenging to look beyond hyperbolic headlines, weigh the seriousness of each issue, and figure out whether you need to worry. Security cameras and…

Mar

11

2023

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By Kevin Bonner

The Complete Manual for Configuring Your Smart Home

Technology

SMART HOME: It's a location that anticipates your requirements and gives you the control you need to customise your surroundings. At least that is the pitch. Although putting everything connected isn't easy, the appropriate arrangement and device mix can actually simplify your life and provide convenience. The smart-home market is challenging due to the plethora of ecosystems and standards that must be negotiated, not to mention the wide range of gadgets. This smart-home guide was created to highlight your options, decipher technical terms, and assist you in comprehending the effects of your decisions. A little forward preparation is helpful. Choose…

Mar

11

2023

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By Helen E. Blake

How AI Might Revolutionize Email

Technology, Software

How AI Might Revolutionize Email - Emails created by artificial intelligence with assistance from a human prompter may already be reaching you. One of those people is Austin Distel, a senior director of marketing at Jasper. Austin beams as he exhibits Japer's talent for writing emails. He declares, "There are technologies in my tool belt that helped me function faster but also better," before revealing how he frequently used generative AI to compose business emails that sound like Jerry Seinfeld. What's Up With Autocomplete, Anyway? One of the least authentic methods of communication is email. The pre-written sentences and polite…

Mar

11

2023

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By Fredric M. Wiseman

How to Choose Your Own Backpack Size

Education, Books

How to Choose Your Own Backpack Size - If you own as many backpacks as we do, you may have noticed that the categories for them are based on litres rather than exact measurements. While choosing a backpack, it's important to consider the volume, or bag capacity. For instance, a 15-liter backpack is adequate for daily activities but perhaps insufficient for an overnight excursion. Given a bag's dimensions, describing its volume can be challenging. Compare the following two of my favourite bags: The Rains Small is 15.7 inches by 11.4 inches by 3.9 inches, whereas the Herschel Heritage is 18…

Mar

10

2023

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By William D. Ricker

Customized game controllers: Are They Worth It?

Entertainment

Customized game controllers - Microsoft and Sony's controllers are fairly standardised, and buying extras is typically inexpensive. Nevertheless, models from both firms let users to add additional inputs and swap out joysticks. These cost a lot more money as well. So let's look at why you would want one before you fork over the cash. The DualSense Edge controller from Sony for the PlayStation 5 and the Elite Controller Series 2 from Microsoft for the Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One are the two controllers we're comparing here. We'll compare them since they both provide features geared at improving your…

Mar

10

2023

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By Fredric M. Wiseman

How to Stream Music to Cochlear Implants and Hearing Aids

Music, Entertainment

How to Stream Music to Cochlear Implants - Although hearing aids are highly helpful for those who have hearing loss and the technology is always developing and getting better, there are still numerous situations when they fall short. Hearing aids' sensitive microphones frequently pick up background sounds. It can be difficult to hear a TV broadcast or movie if there are echoes and distortion. It takes a lot of focus to understand what is being said, which is exhausting. Missing words can also be annoying. The good news is that many hearing aids and cochlear implants can now broadcast audio…

Mar

10

2023

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By Richard M. Lunsford

How to Deal With Spying by Your Boss?

Entertainment

How to Deal With Spying by Your Boss - You're not acting suspiciously. According to the song, if you always feel like someone is watching you, you are usually right. even more so if you're at work. A large number of US firms increased the use of surveillance software to follow employees during the Covid-19 outbreak as labour switched to work from home. According to the research firm Gartner, 60 percent of large companies have such surveillance software installed; this number doubled during the epidemic and is expected to reach 70 percent in the coming years. That's right, different techniques…

Mar

10

2023

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By Helen E. Blake

How to Make Your Chaotic Toddler Go to Sleep

Health

How to Make Your Chaotic Toddler Go to Sleep - One of the greatest blessings of my life has been being able to watch two children develop from being infants to walking, talking beings. Except for when it's time for bed, I adore their stumbling gaits and their delightfully voiced viewpoints. I'm worn out, the sink is still piled high with dirty dishes, and their brains are oozing out of their ears. These children must get some shut-eye. Whether they're confined to a bed in the dark with a 3-year-old who is experiencing separation anxiety or when a youngster appears…

Mar

10

2023

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By Fredric M. Wiseman

India’s Pay-to-Breathe Industry’s Alarming Growth

Finance, News

Revathy K, a pulmonologist in Bombay, is generally busy during the mild winter months, but these recent months have been particularly busy. The winds that typically move the city's construction dust, garbage, and traffic fumes slowed down in November due to an unexpected drop in ocean temperatures. The Bandra-Worli Sea Link, a bridge that connects the city's core to its northern suburbs, vanished behind a cloud of pollution as the air quality in the city fell to "extremely poor," briefly passing Delhi, the city with the worst air quality in the entire world. Many of the patients were wheezing when…

Mar

09

2023

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By Kevin Bonner

Reducing Family-Friendly Emergency Room Crowds

Entertainment

This winter's "tripled emic" of influenza, respiratory syncytial virus, and COVID-19 has resulted in crowded emergency rooms, lengthy wait times for care, and a lack of hospital beds in addition to a reaction to children's and adolescents' rapidly increasing mental health care demands. Although research indicates that 80% of paediatric emergency department visits take place in facilities other than children's hospitals, the number of paediatric patients seeking care in emergency rooms had been increasing even before 2022. Coordination will be Necessary to Find Solutions According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, reducing crowding in emergency rooms will need a concerted…

Mar

09

2023

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By Fredric M. Wiseman

Breakfast for Learning: The Importance of the Morning Meal

Health

Breakfast for Learning: Perhaps your teen didn't get up in time for breakfast because they slept through their alarm. Maybe too many issues prevented you from feeding your children before they departed for school. Sometimes your kid flat-out won't eat breakfast. It's common to occasionally forget to have breakfast. Yet, if it becomes the standard, your child will lose out on a number of advantages that will improve their health, happiness, and even academic success. Why some children refuse breakfast Breakfast gives youngsters the energy they need to start the day. In spite of this, 13% of children in grade…

Mar

09

2023

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By Patsy S. Nielsen

An alliance between Melissa & Doug and Power of Play

Health

Healthy growth and development require play. Play, however, offers both healthy and less healthy options, much like food. In order to promote open-ended play, we started the Power of Play campaign with Melissa & Doug, a toy manufacturer renowned for its 30-year dedication to the concept. Together, we are providing support to millions of parents and other carers so they can help their children develop crucial life skills via play. The principles of playpower The Power of Play campaign aims to raise awareness of the significance of the following three ideas among parents, guardians, and professionals in order to enhance…

Mar

09

2023

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By Helen E. Blake

Children Need These 3 Mental Skills for Sports

Education, Sports

Sports participation is clearly good for kids' growth and health. Sports can enhance focus, lessen worry, and increase confidence. Organized sports can, however, cause stress and difficulties for a youngster if they are not ready for them. You may assist your child in developing these crucial mental abilities if they plan to participate in sports: Emotional Control For some kids, sports can be a therapeutic outlet. But challenging emotions like irritation, wrath, worry, and melancholy can also be brought on by organised sports. These feelings might come over kids before, during, or after a tournament. Every young person needs to…

Mar

09

2023

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By Patsy S. Nielsen

Playing Outdoors in Winter: Warmth & Safety Advice for Children

Health, Local, Sports

Playing Outdoors in Winter: To beat cabin fever, go outside and enjoy some winter activities like sledding, snowball fights, or ice skating. It's a fantastic way for youngsters to get their recommended 60 minutes of exercise each day. Just make sure your kid is properly attired and is aware of when it's time to head inside to warm up. Frostbite or even life-threatening hypothermia can occur in children who are exposed to intense cold for an extended period of time without wearing warm, dry, breathable clothes. Fewer bodies, greater chill Compared to adults, kids are more vulnerable to the cold.…

Mar

07

2023

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By Fredric M. Wiseman

How to Get Curly Hair: Straight, Wavy, and Curly Hair Styling Advice

Health

How to Get Curly Hair - Have you had a serious case of curl envy? If you have straight hair, you might believe it's impossible for you to achieve bouncy curls. Also, if your hair is naturally curly or wavy, you undoubtedly strive every day to tame frizz and achieve the ideal curly texture. What can you do, then, to achieve the gleaming, luscious curls you desire? To produce magnificent, natural-looking curls, the secret is to understand how to work with your hair's inherent texture while utilising the appropriate styling tools and products. Whether you have straight, wavy, or naturally…

Mar

07

2023

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By Kevin Bonner

10 Natural Home Treatments to Treat Dandruff

Health

Home Treatments to Treat Dandruff - Dandruff can be difficult and embarrassing to deal with since it causes itchy, white skin flakes on your scalp. Also, it could result in other signs including tingling skin and greasy areas on your scalp. Nonetheless, it's rather common and easily treatable; according to some statistics, this illness affects up to 42% of infants and 1% to 3% of people globally. Dry skin, seborrheic dermatitis, sensitivity to hair products, and the development of a particular type of fungus that lives on your scalp are just a few of the potential causes of dandruff. Although…

Mar

07

2023

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By Richard M. Lunsford

How to Get Medical Insurance If You Work for Yourself or Are Unemployed

Health

Nobody anticipates being sick or hurt, but it's crucial to be ready in case it does. Everyone needs Get Medical Insurance since it offers important benefits that support maintaining and enhancing health and well-being as well as protection against unforeseen medical expenses. Choosing a health plan can be intimidating if you don't have health insurance through your employer, but with the appropriate knowledge, it can be easy to locate affordable, high-quality healthcare. Read on for suggestions and information that can help when shopping for health insurance if you're self-employed or jobless - especially for retirees too young for Medicare. Where…

Mar

07

2023

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By Richard M. Lunsford

Europe’s Tech Under 30s Wish To Assist You In Protecting Your Privacy And The Environment

News

As a lawyer and legal adviser, Nadia Khadim is aware of how challenging it is for companies to adopt the cybersecurity measures needed to comply with the law. She now assists small and medium-sized enterprises, "who previously have been forgotten about by the cybersecurity industry," with being digitally safe through the subscription-based security solutions and services of her startup, Naq Cyber, based in the Netherlands. The entrepreneur, 29, who entered foster care when she was 14 years old, is now the CEO of a $5.5 million startup. The Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe list, published every year and honouring young…

Mar

07

2023

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By Debbik S.

Meta will continue to provide AI tools despite rumours of leaks

News, Technology

Notwithstanding reports on online message boards that its most recent large language model had been leaked to unauthorised users, Meta Platforms Inc. stated on Monday that it will keep providing its artificial intelligence tools to authorised researchers. While some have attempted to bypass the clearance procedure and the model is not accessible to everyone, Meta stated in a statement that it believes the current release method allows it to strike a balance between accountability and openness. Large Language Model Meta AI, dubbed LLaMA by Facebook owner Meta, was revealed last month. Meta owns Facebook. The model, according to Meta, can…

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