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McDonald's just admitted a surprising reason why it can't satisfy customers
For some, this may be a surprise. For those who work in tech, perhaps not so much.
The never-ending effort to bake common business sense into artificial intelligence
'There needs to be a feedback loop to ensure customers are enjoying the experience as much as you're enjoying creating the experience.'
Try this iPhone screenshot trick
You can save more than just image files from screenshots.
Hizzoner Adams takes his first paycheck in cryptocurrency
Newly elected Mayor of New York City Eric Adams receives first paycheck in crypto via Coinbase's Direct Deposit, vows to make the Big Apple "the center of cryptocurrency and other financial innovations."
Log4J: Microsoft discovers attackers targeting undisclosed SolarWinds vulnerability
Microsoft said it discovered previously undisclosed issues with the SolarWinds Serv-U software while looking for Log4J vulnerabilities.
Practice some working-from-home empathy
As the pandemic continues into another holiday season, it's important to keep mental and emotional health in mind.
What is a chemical engineering degree?
Find out what a chemical engineering degree is, and learn about the available programs and the postgraduate paths they can open.
Best Apple deals available right now: January 2022
Apple's known for running very few sales of its own, but that doesn't mean you can't get a great deal on its products at third-party retailers and sometimes even Apple itself. We've found the best prices available right now for Apple's iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, Apple Watches, AirPods, and more.
Samsung Galaxy S22: Rumors, leaks, release date, and everything else we know
Here's everything we know about the new Samsung Galaxy S22.
10 of the best apps that will help you keep those New Year's resolutions
Don't give up on your New Year's resolutions until you find out whether one of these 10 products can help.
Gain lifetime access to diverse, royalty-free images for $30 from Scopio
Don't ruin your creative messaging with boring stock photography. Now, you can access original imagery from over 150 countries.
