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No, not pull-ups — these 3 simple moves will improve your posture and ease upper back stiffness
If you often find yourself slouching or feeling stiffness in your upper back, you’re not alone. A common area where tension builds is the middle part of your spine, called the thoracic spine, which runs from your shoulders down to your ribs. Mobility coach and personal trainer Anthony Green, known as Coach Green on socials, has shared three simple moves…
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Citrix Netscaler flaw CVE-2025-6543 exploited to breach orgs
The Netherlands’ National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is warning that a critical Citrix NetScaler vulnerability tracked as CVE-2025-6543 was exploited to breach “critical organizations” in the country. The critical flaw is a memory overflow bug that allows unintended control flow or a denial of service state on impacted devices. “Memory overflow vulnerability leading to unintended control flow and Denial of Service…
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You can save $30 on the OnePlus Watch 3, a great Samsung alternative
We’ve recommended the OnePlus Watch 2 as a great alternative to Google and Samsung smartwatches since its debut, and the Watch 3 builds upon it with small, but meaningful upgrades. It retains everything we loved in its predecessor, like dual-frequency GPS and long battery life, but now adds Google Gemini, a rotating crown that scrolls, and video watch faces. The…
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Why do hotels use white bedding?
I’ve always viewed white sheets as the default, the bedding you select when you don’t really know what you want and don’t want to rock the design boat. However, having spent the summer dreaming of a luxury getaway and researching the mattresses used in hotels, I’ve found this simple sheet option has worked its charm on me. You might be…
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North Korean Kimsuky hackers exposed in alleged data breach
The North Korean state-sponsored hackers known as Kimsuky has reportedly suffered a data breach after two hackers, who describe themselves as the opposite of Kimsuky’s values, stole the group’s data and leaked it publicly online. The two hackers, named ‘Saber’ and ‘cyb0rg,’ cited ethical reasons for their actions, saying Kimsuky is “hacking for all the wrong reasons,” claiming they’re driven by political agendas…
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Even the lowly canister vacuum now wants access to your Wi-Fi network
The Miele Guard L1 Electro is available now for $1,499 making it the most expensive model in the company’s L1 lineup and considerably pricier than even the $380 canister vacuum that Dyson still sells. That seems like a lot for a vacuum that still has a power cord, but the Electro does offer additional functionality including a built-in LCD touchscreen…
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GitHub is no longer independent at Microsoft after CEO resignation
Microsoft is moving GitHub into its CoreAI team, following the resignation of GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke today. After nearly four years as CEO, Dohmke is leaving GitHub to “become a startup founder again,” and pursue opportunities outside of Microsoft and GitHub. GitHub has operated as a separate company ever since Microsoft acquired it in 2018 for $7.5 billion, but Dohmke’s…
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My favorite leggings serve Lululemon style for less — and they’re just $28 at Amazon right now
It’s no secret that Lululemon is one of the most coveted fitness brands on the market. I particularly love their popular Align leggings, but the price can be pretty steep. However, I’ve found a legging alternative that both you and your bank account will love. HeyNuts is an Amazon storefront that essentially makes stylish and high-quality fitness apparel at a…
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xAI is testing Grok 4.20 to take on GPT-5, may launch this month
Elon Musk-owned xAI is testing Grok 4.20, a new model update to Grok 4, which already competes with GPT-5 in some benchmarks, such as ARC-AGI 2. GPT-5 is one of the best models for coding, and it competes with Claude Opus 4.1 head-to-head in some coding challenges. On the other hand, Grok falls a bit short when it comes to…
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AOL is finally shutting down dial-up
As a septuagenarian, my father’s story was typical of long-time AOL dial-up subscribers. His subscription was a security blanket. He was sure he didn’t need the dial-up component, but he didn’t want to risk losing access to his stock portfolio, investor forums, and email. His setup worked, and he could afford to keep paying the subscription he had dutifully paid…
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