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Interactive global map shows the damage of climate change in real time

Interactive global map shows the damage of climate change in real time

Prior to 2022, attaining digital renderings of our planet’s geology has been a lengthy and arduous task. Mapping company Esri has recently changed that, creating an interactive timespan of the globe between 2017 to 2021. As huge parts of the world endure record heatwaves courtesy of climate change, we're left to ponder where the planet will be in decades to come. The good news is that we can now digest our...

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Resale bots are still fuelling next gen console shortages

Resale bots are still fuelling next gen console shortages

It’s been more than a year since next gen consoles first launched, and yet their supply still appears extremely limited. This is because aspiring resellers are using purchase bots to instantly gobble up units whenever and wherever they’re restocked. Gone are the days when you could frivolously splash your paycheque on a next gen console. More than a year since their respective release dates, any feasible chance of landing either a...

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New TikTok feature allows users to set screen time reminders

New TikTok feature allows users to set screen time reminders

Self-regulating our social media consumption has proved to be difficult. Now, app designers are incorporating time-sensitive features to prevent us from getting lost in endless scrolling loops. Tapping into social media has become as ingrained into our daily habits as checking text messages, e-mails, and news notifications. But unlike apps used for practical reasons like talking to friends and getting work done, the black hole of inifite content available on social...

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NASA’s JWST telescope delivers deep infrared images of Universe

NASA’s JWST telescope delivers deep infrared images of Universe

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has delivered the most detailed and vivid images of the early Universe to date. Within these snapshots, thousands of distant galaxies are visible. Feast your eyes on the deepest infrared images of the universe to date. I’ve got a headache. These mind-blowing snaps arrive courtesy of NASA and its powerful James Webb Space Telescope. Unsurprisingly, the results are transfixing millions across social media. Firstly, the $10bn...

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