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A.I. Imagery Is Not Photography, It Never Will Be
Artificial intelligence can now generate images that look indistinguishable from photographs, but should the creations be considered "photos"?
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You'll Be Able to See 5 Planets in the Night Sky All at Once This Month
At the end of the month, a planetary alignment involving Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Uranus will be visible in the night sky. The best way to witness it will be March 28 after sunset.
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Artists say AI image generators are copying their style to make thousands of new images — and it's completely out of their control
Artists work for years on their portfolios but people can now make copycat images using programs like DALL-E, Stable Diffusion and Midjourney.
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How to See the Perseid Meteor Shower in 2022
The Perseid meteor shower will be hard to observe in 2022, but it's still worth looking up at its peak between Thursday, August 11 and Friday, August 12.
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Elon Musk claims his Neuralink brain chip could 'cure' tinnitus in 5 years. But don't hold your breath
The technology is progressing but it must pass a number of regulatory hurdles. We’re unlikely to see an affordable implant in the short term.
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A total lunar eclipse will turn the moon red the night of May 15 | Space
This year's first lunar eclipse, one of two, will be able to be seen across the majority of the Americas.
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AllTrails Shows You the Best Biking and Hiking Trail Maps Around the World
AllTrails's database of hiking and biking trails makes exploring the great outdoors feel much less intimidating.
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Facebook has finally given a reason for the six-hour outage Monday - The Verge
Facebook platforms including Whatsapp, Instagram, Messenger, and Oculus VR were offline most of the day Monday as part of a massive outage caused by a configuration issue.
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Artist Is Mocking The Stupidity Of Modern Technology In His Funny Comics (28 New Pics)
We all take the age of computers for granted, but hey, why don't we all laugh at it for a bit? Meet System32Comics, the C++-approved tech webcomics for your inner nerd.
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iPhone apps are tracking you. Here's how to stop them in iOS 14.5
It takes less than a minute to change a setting that will enhance your privacy and help prevent ads from following you across the internet. Here's how to do it.
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What Actually Happens If You Drink Saltwater? | Mental Floss
You might think drinking seawater would be better than drinking no water at all. Your kidneys would beg to differ.
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How to Use Your iPhone's Hidden Sleep Timer to Fall Asleep to Music
Apple's native Clock app in iOS has a hidden feature that allows you to go to bed at night with audio playing on your iPhone and it will...
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Best iPhone apps to enhance your experience with Apple Music
Check out the best iOS apps that bring unique features to enhance your experience with Apple Music on iPhone.
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Here’s a Simple Way to Mark the 100 Texts You Haven’t Yet Read as ‘Read’ on Your iPhone
Unsubscribing from text alerts and leaving group messages might be a good long-term solution to your unread text problem—but here’s a quicker fix.
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Facebook Attacks Apple Software Changes in Newspaper Ads
Facebook Inc. lashed out at Apple Inc. in a series of full-page newspaper ads, claiming the iPhone maker’s coming mobile software changes around data gathering and targeted advertising are bad for small businesses.
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WhatsApp makes it easier to free up space with new storage management tool - The Verge
Freeing up storage space on WhatsApp can be tricky if you have lots of important chats on the app. That’s why the company is introducing a new storage management tool that makes it easier to identify and bulk delete wasteful content, like files that have
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Spotify’s new party mode feature, ‘Group Session,’ goes remote | TechCrunch
Spotify announced today it’s updating its recently launched shared-queue feature, Group Session, to support remote usage. Essentially a “party mode,” the feature first debuted in May, offering a way for participants contribute to a collaborative playlist
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Coronavirus news: Watch these spring breakers’ phone signals disperse across the US
As of Thursday evening, more than 86,000 cases of the novel coronavirus have been confirmed in the US, per the latest numbers from Johns Hopkins University. That makes the US now the epicenter of what's become a global pandemic.
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Everything You Need to Know About Genetic Testing | WIRED
Everything you need to know about DNA, medical breakthroughs, and genetic privacy.
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Macy's says its website leaked credit card info to hackers for a week
There's a chance sensitive info had been stolen for a full week.
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Wish You Could ‘Shazam’ a Piece of Art? With Magnus, You Can | Mental Floss
Art galleries are known for displaying little to no information with their artworks; this art app fills in the gaps.
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Check Out These Cool Alternatives to Your iPhone's Default Apps | Digital Trends
If you feel like a change, then you can always switch some of your iPhone's default apps for interesting alternatives -- there are many options. We take a look at what happens when you remove a native app and suggest a few cool alternatives to your iPhone
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Photobucket still has your photos, and it wants you to come back - The Verge
After the blackmail accusations, Photobucket is trying to make a comeback as more than just a site for forgotten photos, though usage has dramatically declined over the years, and it faces significantly more competition than when it first launched in 2003
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Differences Between Android and iPhone | POPSUGAR Tech
Coke vs. Pepsi, UPS vs. FedEx, and Netflix vs. Amazon are all some of the greatest rivalries of all time. But no list of competitors would be complete without
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There's No Such Thing as Being Right or Left-Brained, And 9 Other Brain Myths We've All Heard
However long you've been alive, chances are you've heard a completely incorrect "fact" about the brain. The human brain is notoriously complicated, and despite many advances in modern science, much of the organ remains a mystery.
