'Parody, Satire, Or Fan Accounts Are Allowed On Bluesky,' But They Must Label Themselves
Bluesky, the decentralized social media platform, is experiencing a remarkable rise in popularity.
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Charles Geschke, The Computer Scientist, And The Pioneer of Desktop Publishing
"You can do some kind of planning, but the future is something you'll never be able to predict."
- Charles Geschke
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'Founder Mode' Or 'Manager Mode': A Choice Between To Live Or To Thrive, Or To Die
Nothing stirs up the technology sphere like new products and groundbreaking innovations. But these alone cannot be achieved without a good leader.
Between Conspiracy Theories, Personality, Psychology, And Money: The Wheels Of Fake News
On the internet, information can spread easily and instantaneously. Anything can be created, shared and engaged with.
Decoding QR Codes, The Quick Response Squares: Scan And Discover
From menus in restaurants to payment links at cashiers. From boarding passes to product pages. QR codes are everywhere.
The Internet, Bromidrophilia, And The People That Sell Their Used Underwear For Fetishists
It's normal for anyone to feel insecure about the way their body smells.
AI Model On Mobile Phones Is A RAM Hog. It Requires Huge Memory, Said Google
The world of AI on smartphones is like a bustling metropolis within the confines of a tiny device.
Putting A Wet Smartphone Inside Rice Is A Common Advice That Has Big Consequences, Experts Said
Rice, the cereal grain, is the staple food for over half of the world's human population, particularly in Asia and Africa.
The Curved-Looking 'EyeSight' On Apple Vision Pro, Because Eye Contact Matters
From the early days of computers, to desktop computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones, as well as some other smart devices, it's safe to say that a screen is what they have in common.