In the best of times, the United States wastes 40 percent of its food annually, amounting to 70 million tons. The collective response to the coronavirus pandemic, from panic buying at grocery stores to restaurant closures, is bound to inflate that percentage, food loss experts say, at a time when food insecurity is on the … Read more
Conceptualizing a logo for a business can be done by almost anyone, but making a perfectly designed one is actually much more of a challenge. For most people without a degree or experience in design, creating a logo may yield some forgettable or sometimes even poor results. Thankfully, there are a large number of graphic … Read more
A lot of discarded single-use masks, originally used to protect the spread of coronavirus, are causing harm. Very significant harm to the environment. But what are the Coronavirus masks’ effect on the environment in essence? Environmental group “OceanAsia” recently conducted a survey trip to the Soko’s islands in Hong Kong. The result came shocking as … Read more
As with other health risks, prevention is best. The best prevention is to eliminate rodents in and around where you live, work, and play. If a rodent infestation is discovered, take proper precautions when cleaning the area. People become infected by breathing in the virus, so take care not to sweep, vacuum, or otherwise kick … Read more
The article was written by Asaf Fybish. In the last few weeks, the CoronaVirus arrived in my country and changed the way I live (hopefully not for too long). I found my self working from home for hours, watching Netflix, and slowly feeling more and more depressed. A few friends recommended for me to take an … Read more
In technical terms, code beautification is not a functional requirement but it does impact the overall performance of the application. This is because when the final deliverable of the application is submitted, a clean copy of the code also has to be delivered. At the last moment, developers cannot check each syntax line and work … Read more
Currently, a pandemic is sweeping the world, taking the lives of many innocent people. This virus which now has gotten the name COVID-19 first was detected in China back in December of 2019. The pandemic’s global death toll has almost reached over 6,000, while the global number of cases has surpassed 160,000. Medical professionals are … Read more
For a learner, developer, or tech enthusiast, deciding which language to learn or add to your portfolio can be pretty hard. That’s because, today, you can choose from around 700 coding languages. To make it easier for you, here is a compilation of the top 10 programming languages from GitHub, a leading software development community. … Read more
This article provides an investigation of some famous iOS apps that frequently snooping on the pasteboard without user consent. These apps range from popular games and social networking apps to news apps of major news organizations. We found that many apps quietly read any text found in the pasteboard every time the app is opened. … Read more
Companies around the world have rolled out mandatory remote work. It’s a great measurement to take to stop the spread of the COVID-19. And whether you’re a newbie or WFH veteran, here’s how to transition to remote working during COVID-19. Google, Amazon, Hitachi, Apple, Twitter and so on. All these global companies have rolled out mandatory … Read more
There’s no denying that the Galaxy S20 Ultra is something bold. Something special. It exists to show off its camera features. There’s the 108-megapixel sensor, capturing scenes for detailed crop-ins that invariably make you say “wow!” Then there’s the 100x zoom lens that reveals lettering, faces and architectural details you can’t see from afar with the naked … Read more
Beyond our faces, what do we touch all the time? Our phones. So how to “coronavirus clean” your smartphone? While the coronavirus most frequently spreads among close contacts via respiratory droplets and transmission to persons from contaminated surfaces has not been documented, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, health officials encourage cleaning and disinfecting … Read more
The US Department of Energy has announced that the Summit supercomputer will be used to attempt to find a treatment or cure for Covid-19. To clarify: The name of the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 is SARS-CoV-2. Thanks to Maya Posch for catching this distinction. Summit is a 10MW machine built with 4,608 processing nodes. Each … Read more
What is speed reading? Being able to absorb more information in less time is a necessary skill for everyone who wants to be at the same pace with the changing world that we live in. So let’s begin our journey with a simple definition of speed reading. And it’s not a useless talent to teach … Read more
Over the weekend, we reported on a few potentially life-saving new features coming to Apple Watch that were leaked via an early look at iOS 14 code. Now, it seems that iOS 14 preview has revealed that not only are there still a ton of additional new features coming soon to Apple Watch, but that … Read more
People around the world are buying face masks amid the coronavirus outbreak. But can a mask really protect you from Coronavirus? The hard truth is they probably won’t protect you from your illness. Of the many preventative measures, you can take to protect yourself from the new coronavirus, wearing a face mask is one of the … Read more
A byte of data has been stored in a number of different ways as newer, better, and faster mediums of storage are introduced. A byte is a unit of digital information that most commonly refers to eight bits. A bit is a unit of information that can be expressed as 0 or 1, representing a … Read more
“Removing COVID-19 from the earth is, in principle, quite easy. All we need to do is to have the – still relatively few – people infected, stop infecting new people. The surprise is that achieving this might not require any mass surveillance. Just a free app, with absolutely no impact on most users’ life. An … Read more
Everyone who started coding started out pretty much in the same seat as you. It can be extremely frustrating. A lot of people tend to give up when they start teaching themselves to code. It can be overwhelming, and not bearable at times. That’s why the CTO and Co-found of TheFireHouseProject.com were nice enough to tell us … Read more
Why is it so hard to figure out where to start, or how to start learning to code? It’s no secret that software development has exploded in the past 20 years. New software startups pop up like dandelions in the spring. It then follows that a lot of people think software development is a good … Read more
