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dimanche 7 septembre 2025, 23:00
TL;DR: Why buy them separately when you can grab both Office Pro 2021 and Windows 11 Pro together for under $45? If we're being honest, many 'upgrades' are just excuses to drain your wallet with subscriptions you'll forget you signed up for. — Read the rest The post Office...
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TL;DR: Grab a lifetime subscription to Pok Pok, an educational app for kids, on sale for $47.99 (reg. $250) with code DROP20. Tired of seeing your child spend more time than you'd like to admit watching Roblox videos? These days, it's only a matter of time before a toddler...
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samedi 6 septembre 2025, 23:00
TL;DR: Secure a Sam's Club membership, plus $35 in rewards, for just $50. Did all that summer travel do a number on your budget? If you'd like to go a little easier on your wallet for the rest of the year and beyond, it may be time to join Sam's Club. — Read the rest The...
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TL;DR: Skip the geo-blocks and stream global content with a lifetime subscription to Getflix on sale for $49.99. You know what's great? Streaming. You know what's not? Clicking on a show only to see 'Not available in your country.' Rude. Luckily, Getflix is here to politely...
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Speaker of the House 'MAGA' Mike Johnson shared a fever dream in which Donald Trump is portrayed as a hero. Suddenly, as Donald Trump's defenders are running out of room and time, MAGA Mike has a new reason Trump's name would be all over Epstein's files, but he is most...
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vendredi 5 septembre 2025, 23:00
TL;DR: 1min.AI is a creative, productivity, and automation powerhouse packed into one AI platform, on sale for $79.97 until September 7. If your digital life feels like a dozen different apps yelling for attention — one for writing, one for editing, another for image...
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As an editor, I had the pleasure of working on Hannah Hagon's Unplugged Tots, a new full-color, 288-page book that introduces young children to the world of computer coding without requiring technology. It presents coding concepts through fun, engaging comics that parents...
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The pursuit of self-improvement can sometimes lead us astray, according to neuroscientist Rachel Barr. She's coined the term 'cold-plunge fallacy' to describe how specific wellness trends might do more harm than good for some individuals. Barr's concept, as reported in Big...
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Once again, the CEOs of many powerful tech companies are prostrating themselves at the feet of a bloated Orange Menace. 'You and your policies are really helping a lot,' Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told the president. AMD CEO Lisa Su praised 'the amount of acceleration...
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A study, which an NPR article calls 'rigorous,' but also includes some red flags from psychedelic researchers, shows that people who were given enough LSD to experience 'what people might call a trip' experienced a reduction in anxiety. 'By the next day, they were showing...
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Mark Benioff made more tone-deaf statements about how AI is allowing him to eliminate thousands of jobs from Salesforce's staff. While the actual numbers, unsurprisingly, appear smaller than the CEO claimed, the gleeful march towards sending people home and replacing them...
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A secretly recorded conversation with a top Department of Justice (DOJ) official accuses Pam Bondi and the DOJ of a massive cover-up in the Jeffrey Epstein case. Joseph Schnitt, the Acting Deputy Chief of the Office of Enforcement Operations, was covertly recorded by...
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A dog that witnessed its owner being killed in a hit-and-run refused to leave its side and has found a new home and a new friend to love. This poor pup endured tragedy. Alex Choi saw and heard the mourning dog and couldn't leave him by the side of the road or allow him...
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I've long heard stories of folks scattering the ashes of loved ones around Disneyland and WDW. YouTuber Lauren the Mortician offers a deep dive into the disgusting practice. Space is certainly at a premium at Disneyland, but I'd think there's plenty of room in Florida...
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The Shell Grotto in Margate, Kent, England, is a mysterious underground passageway adorned with over 4.6 million seashells. This whimsical hideaway was discovered in 1835. Its origins and purpose remain unknown. Theories range from an 18th-century folly to a Phoenician...
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I lived in San Miguel de Cozumel, Mexico, for long enough that I got used to the heat. There are a lot of things I miss about living there. The smell of the ocean. The humor and kindness of the people in my neighborhood. — Read the rest The post Cochinita — I still have...
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A funny thing happened a day after the leaders of China, Russia, and North Korea got together to fingerpaint a picture of a new world order: it was announced on September 4th that the Trump administration will kill funding for security assistance programs that support...
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The Diomede Islands — two craggy specks in the middle of the Bering Strait—sit two and a half miles apart but live in different days. Little Diomede, U.S. territory, and Big Diomede, Russian, are split by the International Date Line. — Read the rest The post The...
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The city of Fernandina Beach, Florida, knew for more than a year that there were human remains stored in a pirate statue there. Official knowledge of the cremains inside the 50 year-old Peg Leg Pete on Centre Street complicates ongoing discussion about replacing the...
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Adult Swim's Smiling Friends is back for a third season, and looks just as ridiculous as ever. It's been a surprise sleeper hit in the past few years for being an example of surreal humor done well — it feels a bit like an adult take on The Amazing World of Gumball for its ...
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