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30 Jul

T-shirt Tuesday!

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Welcome back to T-Shirt Tuesday, our weekly post inspired by the brilliant minds in our Discord Community. Every week (that we don't miss the boat), we showcase fun and unique phrases that you'd love to see on a t-shirt. This week's highlight features a piece of code spotted by @arindam_1729 that resonates with many developers: if (tired) { coffee(); } else { code(); } Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Now, it's your turn: What witty or inspirational phrase would you proudly wear on a t-shirt? Drop your suggestions in the comments below! And ⭐ join our Discord if you…

30 Jul

Thunderbird 128 Upgrades are now enabled – gHacks Tech News

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Users of the Thunderbird email client who still use Thunderbird 115.x will be upgraded to the new version automatically starting today. The team released the new major version of the Thunderbird email client earlier this month. Thunderbird 128 is a major release that does not really look that different from the previous version. Highlights of the new version are improved theme and customization options, use of the Windows notification system on Windows devices, or improvements to the OpenPGP implementation. The team is still working on core functionality, including Exchange support and native synchronization of data, among other things. The current…

30 Jul

The Morning After: Apple Intelligence may not arrive with iOS 18

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According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple Intelligence may not be part of September’s public releases of iOS 18 and iPadOS 18.According to Gurman, Apple is planning to introduce Apple Intelligence with iOS 18.1 and iPadOS 18.1, out by October. It’s not all bad news: The betas for these — with some of the AI features — will reportedly be ready for developers as soon as this week.It’s a bit of a disappointment, though — just like my experience with the early beta of iOS 18. A lot of the most exciting software features teased seem to require the might of…

30 Jul

React is Good, but Angular Takes My Heart

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Understanding the Key Differences That Make Angular Stand Out. In the ever-evolving world of web development, two giants often come head-to-head: React and Angular. Both have their strengths, but after working extensively with both, I find myself leaning towards Angular. Here’s why Angular takes my heart, despite React’s undeniable capabilities. Structured FrameworkAngular’s robust framework provides a comprehensive solution right out of the box. Unlike React, which is more of a library that requires additional tools and libraries to manage state and routing, Angular offers a complete package. This includes tools for dependency injection, two-way data binding, and comprehensive routing. Example:…

30 Jul

European startups are unlocking the power of nanotech

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Nanotechnology is a rapidly evolving field with the potential to transform science and technology. Its ability to manipulate matter at the atomic and molecular level opens up new possibilities for creating materials and devices with unprecedented properties and functionalities. Here are promising startups in the space to watch: Poly-Dtech (France) Image: Poly-Dtech. Founded in 2019, Poly-Dtech is a company based in Strasbourg that develops and produces immunoassays and Lateral Flow tests based on high-performance fluorescent nanoparticles with unique features. It aims to enhance current screening, drug discovery, and early disease diagnosis by advancing biomarker detection in scientific research and medical…

30 Jul

The best headphones for running in 2024

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There’s nothing quite like getting into the zone during a run, and for many of us, the right soundtrack is a requirement. Whether you need classic rock, reggaeton or an immersive audiobook to properly settle into your morning jog, you'll get the best listening experience if you have the best running headphones that suit your style and needs. But not all wireless workout headphones are created equally, and runners need to consider specific needs before investing in a pair like how long your runs are, what type of music or other audio you prefer listening to and how much you…

30 Jul

Enhanced Insight into Disaster Recovery Solutions on AWS

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In today's digital age, it's more important than ever to protect our data. Just imagine waking up one day to find that your business has come to a standstill because all your important data is gone due to an unexpected disaster. It sounds scary, right? Well, this is something that happens to many companies. That's why having a good Disaster Recovery (DR) strategy is very crucial. AWS offers many tools and services to help businesses protect themselves against such disasters. This article will guide you through understanding and setting up effective DR solutions on AWS, ensuring that your business's critical…

30 Jul

YouTube’s server-side ads resulted in a black screen for ad blocker users – gHacks Tech News

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About a month ago, we reported that YouTube has begun testing server-side ads. Now, users are reporting that they are running into a black screen when they tried to watch videos. YouTube has been cracking down on ad blockers rather aggressively since last year, in a bid to get users to switch to YouTube Premium, which starts at $13.99 for a month's subscription. Brief recap on YouTube's war against ad blockers The streaming service allegedly began delaying the videos, creating an artificial lag on browsers other than Chrome and Edge. But, reports indicated that the problem affected users who had…

30 Jul

TikTok’s Sound Search lets you find videos by humming or singing

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There are so many songs and trends floating around on TikTok that it can be hard to keep track of them. If you're open to singing — or at least humming — a little tune, that might change. TikTok has started rolling out a new feature called "Sound Search" that allows you to hum, sing or play a song, and the platform will show you the tune and videos that use it, TechCrunch reports.That last point sets it apart from YouTube, which lets you search for a song in the same way but doesn't pull up videos that have it.…

30 Jul

SharePoint Online vs. SharePoint Embedded: Which to Choose?

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The recent introduction of SharePoint Embedded has expanded the range of possibilities for businesses seeking to address their challenges. A key decision now facing many organizations is whether to leverage SharePoint Online or SharePoint Embedded. Given their similarities, particularly SharePoint Embedded's foundation on the SharePoint Online file model, a comprehensive understanding of both platforms is crucial for making an informed choice. To aid in this decision-making process, this article will examine four critical factors to consider when selecting between SharePoint Online and SharePoint Embedded. We will delve into the implications of licensing, content placement, performance, and user interface (UI) in…