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Why You Still Need a Filing Cabinet (Even in the Digital Age)
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Credit: Stacey Zhu; onurdongel / iStock / Getty Images Plus / Liudmila Chernetska / iStock / Getty Images Plus / Getty One bit of wisdom that has come to me with age is that, sometimes, there is value in doing things the way they’ve always been done. Just because something…
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The Next Game From the Studio Behind ‘The Last of Us’ Imagines a Space Age Full of Brands
What if brands were in space? That seems to be the chief question posed by Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, the next game from The Last of Us creators Naughty Dog. In the final reveal from the 10th annual Game Awards, a show that also saw announcements for The Witcher IV, a PC port for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and a…
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In the age of AI, what is a PC? Arm has its answer
Amid the uncertainty around what makes a Windows 11 PC a Copilot+ PC, and how that differs from an AI PC, Arm is bringing some clarity — or perhaps a new source of confusion — with its definition of what constitutes an Arm PC. For decades, the heart of every PC running Windows was an x86 processor, designed by Intel…
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Dragon Age The Veilguard Review: A Misguided Sequel
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is the highly anticipated sequel in the well-loved Dragon Age series, which sacrifices the core audience of the franchise to trying something visibly different. Alas it is only to fail to entice both the core and newly targeted player base. The game is massive in scale, having both a great combat system and exploration, while also…
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Europe needs more energy and better grids to meet data center power demands in the age of AI
Data center energy demands in Europe are set to triple by the end of the decade, and that means countries will need to boost investment in sustainable power sources and upgrade grid infrastructure. That’s according to a report from consultancy McKinsey, which said the rise of AI is driving this demand, with the power needed to fuel European data centers…
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In an age of RTO hardliners, Spotify’s stance on remote work is a breath of fresh air
Spotify insisting that its staff “aren’t children” and can be trusted to remain productive working from home is a breath of fresh air and precisely the messaging workers want to hear on the topic of remote work. In response to a question regarding the streaming giant’s working policies, chief human resources officer Katarina Berg recently told Raconteur that “you can’t…
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How to Avoid a Stooped Posture as You Age
From a side view, good posture means the ear is in line with the shoulder, hip, knee, and ankle, and the spine has gentle curves. Here are some tips to help you to maintain (or get back to) a more upright posture: Take breaks. If you’re spending time in a forward or rounded position, get up for a minute or…
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Lead with Confidence and Integrity in the Digital Age with this $30 Bundle
TL;DR: Sharpen your leadership skills and ethical decision-making for the digital era with this Leadership Essentials bundle — available now for $29.99. Every business leader knows that navigating the complexities of a rapidly evolving digital landscape requires more than just traditional management skills. With technology reshaping industries at lightning speed, the ability to lead with both confidence and ethical integrity…
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Does Caller ID Mean Much in the Age of Spoofed Numbers?
Caller ID is the name and number displayed when you receive a call. Your caller ID shows up when you call someone else. There’s an important distinction, though — numbers you’ve saved in your contacts aren’t the same. We’re strictly talking about what appears when an unknown number calls you (or when you call someone who doesn’t have your number…
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