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Question from Barbara: I know that we’re all supposed to be using 5G cell phones now.
I’ve been hearing conflicting reports about whether 5G is safe or not.
I’ve tried to research this for myself and found that some “experts” say the radio frequencies used for 5G can cause cancer while others say they won’t.
Can you clear this up for me once and for all? Are 5G phones safe to use? [Read more…]
In database connectivity, UniDAC stands out as a powerful tool for developers seeking seamless integration between applications and databases.
Regarding MySQL, UniDAC provides a comprehensive set of features and functionalities to simplify data access and manipulation.
In this article, we will explore the basics of UniDAC and delve into MySQL-specific issues, allowing developers to harness the full potential of UniDAC while working with MySQL. [Read more…]
From the austere courts of 18th century Europe to the user-friendly interface of Subgame, the Solitaire Game has journeyed through time and technology, securing its place as a timeless source of entertainment.
Its roots are believed to lie in Northern Europe, possibly in Scandinavia or Germany, around the mid-18th century.
It quickly became a sensation across Europe, especially in France, which gave us many Solitaire terminologies we use today. [Read more…]
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Banking and shopping online really can save you a bunch of time and money.
But unfortunately it can also put your financial information and your identity at risk of being stolen. [Read more…]
Have you noticed that you’ve stopped seeing some of your friends’ posts in your Facebook Newsfeed?
Well, there’s a reason for that…
Facebook’s algorithm is programmed to determine which of your friends’ posts (in the algorithm’s opinion of course) are worthy of landing in your Newsfeed.
It makes that determination based upon which friends you interact with the most by liking, sharing and commenting on their posts and photos.
The problem is, the algorithm’s assumptions about whose posts you’d rather see are often very poor.