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Politics5 years ago
Parts of brain DO switch off when you are daydreaming or have a mind blank
PARTS of the brain really do switch off when you are daydreaming or have a mind blank, boffins reveal. It could explain why you zone out...
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Fashion5 years ago
What are the Love Island 2021 girls wearing tonight? Where to buy Sharon’s Tie-Dye midi dress
WE might still have to wait a little bit longer until we can go clubbing with our girls again – but until then, we have the...
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Entertainment5 years ago
Love Island 2021 has made some big changes – but will it improve the toxicity of the show?
Has Love Island changed enough to work? (Picture: ITV/Metro.co,uk) This week we saw the return of Love Island. The seventh season may have promised the ‘most...
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Entertainment5 years ago
The Walking Dead’s Jeffrey Dean Morgan nearly had starring role on One Tree Hill
Things were nearly very different for the actor (Picture: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images) He’s one of the best-loved characters in The Walking Dead, but it turns...
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Entertainment5 years ago
Netflix: Who is Sophie Toscan du Plantier and who killed her?
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Netflix’s new three-part documentary series Sophie: A Murder...
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Uncategorized5 years ago
Transition to cloud helped credit union easily weather the pandemic storm
Having already begun its digital transformation, this credit union was prepared to have workers shift to home and still serve members.
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Uncategorized5 years ago
Cyberattacks and ransomware are no longer burglary; they’re home invasion, expert says
More than 3.5 million people worldwide are needed to play defense against cyberattacks.
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Uncategorized5 years ago
How legitimate security tool Cobalt Strike is being used in cyberattacks
Normally used by organizations for penetration testing, Cobalt Strike is exploited by cybercriminals to launch attacks, says Proofpoint.
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Uncategorized5 years ago
The quantum decade: IBM predicts the 2020s will see quantum begin to solve real problems
A new report from IBM posits that quantum computing is poised to take off and begin to pay off for business users.
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Uncategorized5 years ago
Android 12 beta: My experience so far
Jack Wallen has been using the Android 12 beta for a few weeks now. Find out what he thinks of the pre-release version of the newest...
Tim Cook Final Memo and Apple Future Strategy
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