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Discover the Most Intriguing Google Street View Scenes at The Wonders of Street View bit.ly/3YJuBUv #Google #Fun <= Shoutout to @nealagarwal for a fantastic new website
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CarolynNicanderMohr
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CarolynNicanderMohr
@wonderoftech
Polygadgetist, freelance tech journalist at The Wonder of Tech. Fan of fun and useful tech.
Philadelphia, PA area Katılım Ocak 2009
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@akafaceUS Imagine if she had a dog she needed to walk 3-4 x a day...
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Forget the wooden ruler — I measured the Blizzard of 2026 with my iPhone techradar.com/phones/iphone/… via @techradar
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@jneill @nytimes @NYTGames @powerlanguish @rockpapershot A #GroundhogDay tribute by @NYTimesGames perhaps?
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Hey @nytimes @NYTGames @powerlanguish @rockpapershot today's WORDLE solution #1689 is a repeat of the first ever solution #0
That's against the rules guys!
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The Netflix Secret Codes That Reveal Thousands of Hidden Movies #netflix cnet.com/culture/entert…
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Helpful article from a tech perspective:
Seven Ways to Track Your Risk of Falling—and Prevent an Injury via @WSJ #Tech #health (gift article)
wsj.com/health/wellnes…
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A lesson in the evolution of tech:
internet hall of fame@InternetH0F
Blockbuster stores over 30 years
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Important message for all website owners, even for small websites:
Wordfence@wordfence
Ever wondered what hackers actually want with your WordPress website? You may think that they wouldn't bother to attack your site, especially if it's smaller. Unfortunately, that is not true. Websites of all sizes can have value to threat actors in multiple ways.
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@joegunn What is "HAWAIIAN BODY PRODUCTION" and is that a good price for it? 🤔
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FBI Warns Gmail, Apple Mail, Outlook Users—Emailing These 2 Words Is Dangerous via @Forbes #security forbes.com/sites/zakdoffm…
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Google ‘Perpetual Hack’ Attack Steals Passwords And 2FA—Act Now via @Forbes #security forbes.com/sites/daveywin…
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Great news for privacy lovers!!! With iOS 18.2, iPhone users can now automatically remove location data from photos and videos when sharing them through specific apps. To enable this feature, navigate to Settings > Privacy & Security > Photos, select the desired app, tap Options under Private Access, and disable Location. This ensures that shared media doesn’t include sensitive location information.
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