As the pandemic continues to rage around the world, governments are scrambling for strategies to grow their economy. Some have eased lockdown restrictions to allow businesses to open, while some countries are providing government aid or grants to entities and individuals affected by the pandemic. For many small businesses, it seems like the government is […]
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As the pandemic continues to rage around the world, governments are scrambling for strategies to grow their economy. Some have eased lockdown restrictions to allow businesses to open, while some countries are providing government aid or grants to entities and individuals affected by the pandemic. For many small businesses, it seems like the government is
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Cyber attacks come in many forms. But no matter if it’s a simple extraction of credit card details or a distributed denial-of-service attack, hackers usually stick to a process that can be followed easily enough if laid out. To successfully thwart cybercriminals, users and companies in the business of cybersecurity solutions need to understand what makes
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We have seen the slow rise of computers and robotics and how they have changed our lives. Technology has made machines work for us, entertain us, and even face dangers humans would not survive. So it is normal for many people to both fear and love robotics and automation. Many people think that the current
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Because of the recent pandemic, people are forced to stay at home. As a baseball player, this may be a nightmare situation for you. Not only are your future games postponed, but you can’t head to the field or gym either to practice and work out. Fortunately, there are a lot of great routines that
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As lockdowns and quarantines are eased in many parts of the country and the world, businesses are hoping to bounce from the losses of recent months. But this also means adapting to new ways of delivering their service with the coronavirus remaining a health risk. The so-called new normal is evident in how restaurants are
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As lockdowns and quarantines are eased in many parts of the country and the world, businesses are hoping to bounce from the losses of recent months. But this also means adapting to new ways of delivering their service with the coronavirus remaining a health risk. The so-called new normal is evident in how restaurants are
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As lockdowns and quarantines are eased in many parts of the country and the world, businesses are hoping to bounce from the losses of recent months. But this also means adapting to new ways of delivering their service with the coronavirus remaining a health risk. The so-called new normal is evident in how restaurants are
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Parents are always proud to show off their children. Yes, there are moments when they seem to want to pull their hair out because handling kids can really be challenging. But deep down, they want to declare how much they love their children to everyone. This is why photo albums are a huge thing for
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Over the years, social media’s clout continues to expand and deepen. It even penetrates the workplace. In a CareerBuilder survey, over 65% of businesses use Facebook, Twitter, and other similar sites to screen applicants. That’s about 10 percentage points higher than in 2016. The question is, is it both legal and ethical? Wouldn’t it be
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