Bad news, my fellow haters: YouTube has started hiding dislike counts on videos. While the thumbs-down button is staying, the tally will only be available to the person who uploaded the video. YouTube says the move will shield creators from harassment and âdislike attacks.â In tests, the changes made people âless likely to target a videoâs dislike button to drive up the count.â YouTube is now gradually making the switch... Read more âș
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I regularly fly with KLM from Minneapolis to New Delhi, and always stop over in Amsterdam. I am frequently in Minneapolis for research and this is my route to go home to take a break from work. I have done the journey so many times that I know almost all the shops at Schiphol inside out. However, one time in summer 2019, the predictability was broken when I missed my... Read more âș
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TLDR: iMazing is the must-have app for easily maneuvering files from iPhones, iPads, Macs, and other Apple devices without battling iTunes to do it. This holiday, liberate your favorite Apple device user from the horrors of iTunes forever. For all their innovation and tech adulation, Apple is also responsible for unleashing the iTunes file management process to the world â and thereâs nobody whoâs all that happy about it. iTunes... Read more âș
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The days are getting shorter, the weather is worsening, and peopleâs mood is souring. âTis the season⊠yay. Fortunately, thereâs a solution to our collective predicament: make memes to mask the pain, using a piping hot batch of âHide the Pain Haroldâ stock photos. Sorry, weâre always going to think of these as memesCredit: Hide the Pain Harold AndrĂĄs AratĂł, AKA Hide the Pain Harold, just dropped pics from an... Read more âș
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Technology has given people more ways to connect, but has it also given them more opportunities to lie? You might text your friend a white lie to get out of going to dinner, exaggerate your height on a dating profile to appear more attractive or invent an excuse to your boss over email to save face. Social psychologists and communication scholars have long wondered not just who lies the most,... Read more âș
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Every 52 minutes, someone in the US dies in a drunk-driving accident⊠According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), each year, around 10,000 people are killed due to alcohol-related crashes, which translates into nearly 30% of all traffic fatalities. Despite the laws, fines, and penalties that exist to prevent drunk driving, people still get behind the wheel after consuming alcoholic beverages. And if we canât stop them from... Read more âș
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The world almost turned upside down when over the weekend, Elon Musk asked on Twitter if he should sell 10% of his stake in Tesla. Given his previous antics, itâs not unprecedented for the billionaire to ask random folks on a social network about sensitive financial advice. Musk eventually sold almost 3% of his shares â 4.5 million stocks worth almost $5 billion â over the next few days. This... Read more âș
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A new theory published in the APS physicsjournal seeks to explain the origin and proliferation of dark matter through the introduction of a simple concept: what if dark matter can turn regular matter into dark matter? Up front: Physicists have long suspected that dark matter has either existed for as long as the universe or that it was created as a byproduct of the Big Bang event. Weâre not quite... Read more âș
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Rivian today showed that people âwill comeâ even before you build it. Today, the electric truck manufacturer raised a massive $11.9 billion in its initial public offering (IPO). This is the biggest so far this year and the sixth-largest ever on a US exchange. It trumps Uber which raised $8.1 billion in 2019. The company, founded in 2009, is now valued at more than $77 billion â nearly as much... Read more âș
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Universities are increasingly using computer programs to supervise university students sitting their exams. Is this the future of testing? Due to the pandemic, institutions worldwide have rapidly adopted exam software like Examplify, ExamSoft and ProctorU. Proctoring technology allows exam-takers to be monitored off-campus. They can sit exams in their homes, instead of a person having to watch them in a traditional exam room. Some programs simply enable a person to... Read more âș
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Lithium-ion batteries have played a vital role in the development of electric vehicles and we love them for that. But at the same time, lithium is expensive to produce, unstable in high temperatures, and a finite resource whose mining often comes with supply chain problems. Battery researchers and manufacturers have been assiduously searching for a more sustainable replacement. One intriguing alternative theyâve discovered is another chemical element: sodium. Why lithium... Read more âș
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Meta â the surveillance firm formerly known as Facebook â wants everyone to know that itâs being more responsible âthis time round.â The Silicon Valley behemoth on Tuesday revealed the latest aspect of its reformed character. The company pledged to eliminate ad-targeting related to âsensitiveâ topics, such as race, health, political belief, or sexual orientation. The new policy will take effect from January 19th and cover all of Metaâs apps.... Read more âș
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TLDR: The PowerDirector and PhotoDirector 365 Subscription Bundle brings together video editing and image editing into a killer duo of multimedia creation. Thereâs virtually no industry that doesnât use multimedia pieces to push their messaging forward these days. From old school marketing materials to much newer school social media posts, nobodyâs skill set is complete without at least a working knowledge of how to craft a cool video or edit... Read more âș
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TLDR: Retro game like itâs 1999 with this throwback game console at a ridiculously holiday-friendly price. While no one challenges the raw processing power or unparalleled visual dazzle of cutting edge gaming consoles like the PlayStation 5 or the Xbox Series X, thereâs a reason that Tic Tac Toe and Hangman have existed and thrived for hundreds of years. Because game play matters. A lot. And when it comes to... Read more âș
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VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) aircraft are rapidly growing from prototypes to commercial vehicles. But while most prioritize electric batteries, thereâs a suite of companies developing hydrogen-powered VTOLs, including the Skai from US company Alakaâi I recently spoke to Brian Morrison, co-founder, president, and CTO, to find out more. Â Why is Skai using hydrogen, not lithium-ion batteries? Firstly, I was curious why hydrogen instead of Lithium-ion batteries. Morrison said: âLithium-ion... Read more âș
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A lot of developers wouldâve been delighted by Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogersâ orders to allow third-party payments on the Apple App Store. According to the order, the last date for the iPhone maker to comply with it is December 9. However, Apple is not backing down just yet. The company is planning to appeal to the Ninth Circut for a stay. In a statement, it said that âno additional business... Read more âș
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Unicorns, rainbows, seed, pre-seed, angel⊠my head was spinning as I changed fields a couple of years back. After a decade in PR, comms, and journalism â having worked mostly for the âbig guysâ with their big partners like Sony, P&G, HP, Cisco, Netflix, etc. â I entered the crazy world of startup PR. I was a total novice here, honestly thinking VC meant âvideo chatâ. But the switch meant... Read more âș
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Hereâs something you donât read every day: Apple is making it easier to fix your broken iPhone 13. Itâs a rare instance of Apple backtracking from one of its hostile moves towards the right to repair. When the iPhone 13 was released, repair specialists and enthusiasts quickly realized that changing the display would stop Face ID â you know, the phoneâs most important security feature â from working completely. In... Read more âș
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âIf you want something done right, do it yourself,â the saying goes. Thatâs the strategy Microsoft appears to be taking with its new Surface Laptop SE, by far the cheapest PC the company has ever made (the excellent Surface Laptop Go started at $549). Itâs a shot across the bow to Googleâs Chromebooks, with which Microsoft is taking matters into its own hands, rather than relying exclusively on partners making... Read more âș
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Pac Manâs a simple protagonist. He doesnât have a scruffy beard or a worried look in his eyes. Heâs doesnât sling out quips or one-liners. He eats dots. Thatâs it. Thatâs sort of how black holes work. They only do one thing: gobble up literally everything. But, just like Pac Man, they can only eat the stuff thatâs right next to them. Black holes and stars collide often and, usually,... Read more âș
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