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When two groups of friends from different class backgrounds met at a London pub and couldn't understand why one celebrated a council job while the others saw it as a temporary stepping stone, it revealed something most of us never realize: we're not just separated by income, but by entirely different value systems that shape every choice we make.
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Rockstar has helped a terminally ill fan play GTA 6 ahead of its November release date. Read more Read more ›
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Microsoft released its first security update of 2026 for Windows 11 on January 13th. Just four days later, it was forced to release an emergency out-of-band update to fix some pretty serious bugs, the first one introduced. The security patch was stopping some systems from shutting down or hibernating properly, and also preventing some users […] Read more ›
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A Michigan dairy farm took a gamble on a new kind of soybean—and it paid off fast. After feeding high-oleic soybeans to their cows, milk quality improved within days and feed costs dropped dramatically. Backed by years of MSU research, the crop is helping farmers replace expensive supplements with something they can grow themselves. Demand has surged, and many believe it could reshape the dairy industry. Read more ›
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A modder in China has come up with an ingenious solution to combine all three consoles into one device that shares as much with modern tech as it does with ancient tradition. Read more ›
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The AFL-CIO, which represents some 15 million workers across the US, is backing a planned Minnesota economic blackout to protest ICE. Read more ›
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Slashdot reader BrianFagioli writes: Acer has filed three separate patent infringement lawsuits against AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, taking the unusual step of hauling the nation's largest wireless carriers into federal court. The suits, filed in the Eastern District of Texas, claim the companies are using Acer-developed cellular networking technology without paying for the privilege. Acer says it tried to negotiate licenses for years but reached a dead end, arguing it... Read more ›
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Elon Musk wants Tesla to iterate new AI accelerators faster than AMD and Nvidia. This can be done, but with caveats. Read more ›
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Many Android OEMs are copy and pasting Apple's flat edges and curved corners, and that's just lazy. Read more ›
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Long-time Slashdot reader schwit1 shared this report from Futurism: China has unveiled an extremely powerful "hypergravity machine" that can generate forces almost two thousand times stronger than Earth's regular gravity. The futuristic-looking machine, called CHIEF1900, was constructed at China's Centrifugal Hypergravity and Interdisciplinary Experiment Facility (CHIEF) at Zheijang University in Eastern China, and allows researchers to study how extreme forces affect various materials, plants, cells, Read more ›
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Institutions are increasingly betting on bitcoin's bullish moves and moving away from sophisticated 'arbitrage' bets. Read more ›
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I was sometimes worried about my kids' safety as an urban mom, but Chicago gave my children access to parks, museums, and learning opportunities. Read more ›
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After selling my longtime home at nearly 70, I paid off debt, traveled the world, and rediscovered confidence and creativity. Read more ›
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The average fund invested in China in 2025 made close to 18%, according to Hedge Fund Research. Read more ›
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A computer historian has documented the moment a 1974 kit computer successfully ran its first ever program – in 2016. Altair 8800 kit needed a new PSU. Read more ›
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom said he's headed to Davos this week to "draw a clear line between democratic capitalism and crony capitalism." Read more ›
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When I was younger, I didn’t think my parents were “bad with money.” I thought they were small with it. They reused things too much. They asked too many questions before spending. They said no when other parents said yes. And worst of all, they did it publicly—at shops, restaurants, school events—where embarrassment travels fast. ... Read more Read more ›
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While society often mistakes solo weekend enthusiasts for lonely outcasts, psychologists reveal that those who genuinely thrive in solitude possess rare psychological superpowers that most people spend their entire lives trying to develop. Read more ›
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While everyone's searching for life-changing morning routines, the truly content have discovered something different: it's the barely noticeable habits—like drinking water before coffee or avoiding your phone for 30 minutes—that create the biggest shift between feeling stuck and feeling alive. Read more ›
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While workplace friendships can feel genuine and comforting, the invisible boundaries that separate colleagues from true confidants have destroyed more careers than any performance review ever could. Read more ›
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From treating every conversation like a debugging session to hijacking stories with "that reminds me of when I..." – these verbal habits might be sabotaging your relationships without you even realizing it. Read more ›
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While most people chase designer labels and luxury cars to signal success, the genuinely wealthy operate by an entirely different playbook—one filled with counterintuitive habits and invisible strategies that nobody talks about but everyone should know. Read more ›
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After losing my best friend to a slow drift that taught me friendships require maintenance, not just history, I discovered eight specific behaviors that separate people who effortlessly maintain deep connections from those who watch relationships fade—and they're all choices anyone can make starting today. Read more ›
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While you're spiraling into catastrophic thoughts and paralyzed by perfectionism, naturally calm people are doing surprisingly simple things – like pausing for three seconds, rolling a tennis ball under their foot, or just loosening their collar – that never even cross an anxious person's mind. Read more ›
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It may not be how long you sleep, but how steady your internal clock stays from day to day. A person can be sleeping enough and still have a body clock that’s quietly coming unglued. That’s the unsettling takeaway from new research linking subtle shifts in daily sleep–wake timing and rest–activity rhythms to a higher ... Read more Read more ›
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From boardroom blunders to dinner party disasters, these seemingly harmless phrases might be sabotaging your credibility and revealing more about your insecurities than your intelligence. Read more ›
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