How Leap Seconds Have Benefited And Hurt The Technology We Use
Most people probably don’t know how leap seconds work or how they affect technology. So, here’s how they affect Facebook, Google and Amazon.
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eBay Goes Live With Trading Card & Collectible Shopping Experiences
eBay, a popular online source for secondhand items and collectibles, now offers a live shopping experience that combines auctions and livestreams.
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Is Best Buy’s First Digital-First Retail Store What Customers Want?
Best Buy's new retail store is just a fraction of the square footage of its other locations, but it might provide a better shopping experience.
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Best DALL-E Mini Art Examples And Why They Are So Good
DALL-E mini is the internet's favorite new meme generator. Still on the fence about making your own art? Here are some awesome ones to enjoy.
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How To Name A Crypto Wallet With An NFT Domain
NFT domains give a Web3 wallet or website a crypto-themed name, but come with different properties and prices depending on the provider selling them.
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Best AI-Generated Images Apps To Try (Alternatives To DALL-E Mini)
Having fun creating AI-generated memes on DALL-E mini? If the website is overloaded, these AI art apps are great options to use temporarily.
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5G Coalition Accuses SpaceX Of Starlink Misinformation Campaign
An industry lobby group in the U.S. has accused SpaceX of running a public misinformation campaign about the use of the 12GHz band for 5G services.
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Starlink For Boats Is Here, And It's Ridiculously Expensive
The yacht-owning, humble sea explorers of the modern era can equip Starlink Maritime on their ride and enjoy fast internet for $5,000 per month.
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How Disney Is Getting Involved With Blockchain, NFTs And The Metaverse
This year's Disney Accelerator participants have been announced, all of which are Web3, Metaverse, e-commerce, or blockchain technology companies.
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A Moose, A Jellyfish, A Shaking Face & More Emoji Updates
The list of emojis that could be approved by the Unicode Consortium later this year includes a moose, a jellyfish, a shaking head, and more.
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DAOs And Why They Are An Important Part Of The Blockchain
As the community-owned "governments" of Web3, DAOs are a powerful blockchain innovation and form the backbone of a decentralized world.
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Why Web3 Is Not Yet Safe Enough For Mass Adoption
A blockchain contributor explains why Web 3.0 is not yet safe for adoption, as a lack of on-chain privacy exposes all users to cybersecurity threats.
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How To Beat The DALL-E Mini 'Too Much Traffic' Issue
DALL-E mini is a fun and creative AI image generator but its popularity often results in a 'too much traffic' warning message. Here's what to do.
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Does Web 3.0 Already Exist? Understanding The Timeline
Web3 is gunning for a decentralized future for the internet, one that will turn users into stakeholders with greater control. But when is it coming?
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Starlink For RVs Vs. Portability: Which Plan Is Right For You?
Starlink for RVs is quite similar to the Portability option, and while it has a lower priority than other Starlink services, there are some benefits.
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Which U.S. Airports Offer The Fastest Free Wi-Fi?
U.S. airports held the four best scores and the most in the top ten in a recent Wi-Fi speed report from Ookla, the maker of the SpeedTest app.
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Here’s How Fast & How Much Starlink Could Cost On Airlines
Starlink satellites can use laser communication for faster speed and better connections even when over the ocean or regions that lack ground stations.
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Starlink's 'Portability' Add-On Lets You Take The Internet With You
Starlink customers now have the option of taking their space-based internet service to another location, albeit for an additional monthly fee.
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Why SpaceX's Deal To Provide Starlink Wi-Fi To Airline Passengers Matters
SpaceX has taken the first step to becoming an internet service provider for aviation companies, thanks to its Starlink satellite network.
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10 Scariest Videos That Went Viral On The Internet
From crude creepypasta adaptations to meticulously-made short films, these are some of the scariest videos to go viral on the internet.
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Get Ready To Log In To Websites & Apps By Unlocking Your Smartphone
The FIDO Alliance, an organization trying to improve online security by ditching passwords, has joined hands with Apple, Google, and Microsoft.
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The New 'Declaration For The Future Of The Internet' Explained
The White House issued a statement on the future of the internet co-signed by 60 global partners, but presented no clear changes in policy.
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How To Sign Up For Cheaper Internet (Affordable Connectivity Program)
The U.S. government's $14 billion Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) helps low-income households access internet services. Here's how to apply.
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Affordable Connectivity Program: Biden's High-Speed Plans Explained
The Affordable Connectivity Program will provide at least 100Mbps broadband for no more than $30 per month to eligible low-income households.
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How T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet Service Test Drive Works
Internet users who switch to T-Mobile as their home internet service provider will have fifteen days to cancel the plan for a full refund.
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FlexiSpot Kana Pro Bamboo Standing Desk Review: A Must-Have
Flexispot's Kana Pro Bamboo Standing Desk is a bit expensive, but fulfills all its promises and provides comfort, space, and flexibility for workers.
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This Big Box Retailer Is Gearing Up For The Metaverse
Walmart is acquiring intellectual property (IP) for a run at the metaverse, trademark filings show. The big box store is exploring crypto and NFTs.
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Is Your Hospital Safe From A Cyber Attack? Probably Not, Report Warns
More than half of all internet-connected devices in hospitals have a critical vulnerability, with some devices more vulnerable than others.
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