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Making Weird Genmoji Is My Guilty Pleasure, Here Are My Strangest Creations
Summary Genmoji is Apple’s generative image AI program for creating emojis, which can result in both delightful surprises and horrifying oddities. Genmoji sometimes gets it right, sometimes misses the mark, and occasionally creates disconcerting emojis that nobody would want. For best results, experiment with your descriptions, peruse all of the results, try iterating on existing emoji, and keep your prompts…
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These 5 habits are making your mattress dirty — here’s why and how to stop
When it comes to a good night’s sleep, a clean mattress is essential. But many of us are unknowingly making our mattresses dirty. From a late night snack to a quick cuddle with your pets, these seemingly innocent habits transform your bedroom sanctuary into an unhealthy space. And that could be harming your sleep quality. Investing in the best mattress…
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LEGO Is Making A Nintendo Game Boy
LEGO and Nintendo have announced that they will be releasing a LEGO version of the original Game Boy in October 2025. The announcement came as a surprise and confirms a long-rumored partnership. A short teaser video has been released with the announcement. The LEGO version of the Game Boy has some important features like a directional pad, A and B…
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The Eufy E20 Is Making Me Rethink Robot Vacuums
Robot vacuums have become incredibly common and, as a result, somewhat boring. However, every once in a while, a new idea comes along to shake things up. The Eufy E20 3-in-1 might very well do just that. As good as robot vacuums have gotten, I’m still betting it would be hard to find someone who never needs to manually vacuum…
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Google Chrome is making it easier to share specific parts of long PDFs
Google is adding the Text Fragment feature to its PDF reader to make it easier to share specific parts of long PDFs. The Text Fragment feature in Google Chrome lets you share a link to a specific part of a webpage. You select the text you want to highlight, and it creates a link. When someone clicks the link, it…
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Bluesky Finally Adds the Feature That Stopped Me From Making The Switch From X
The story of Bluesky is a classic underdog tale. The platform appeared out of nowhere and became people’s champion in a matter of months, resulting in a large surge of users. However, one essential feature that I have always felt was missing from Bluesky was the trending tab. Without it, there’s no way to know about the exciting chatter that…
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8 Goal Setting Templates for Making Real Progress in 2025
Putting your goals in writing drastically increases your chances of achieving them. Goal setting templates make it easy to not only write them down, but also break them into actionable tasks and track progress towards reaching them. Whether it’s a personal goal, professional goal, team goal, or a combination of all three, these templates will help you get off to…
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Making AI popular is a marathon, not a sprint – Computerworld
The decision seems pretty polarized in that just 1.9% of Apple users aren’t sure if they’d pay or not — in other words, there’s a pretty clear division between the two sides. That means the task of convincing people to adopt is already entirely based on showing those refuseniks compelling usage cases that help them come to terms with, trust, and…
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Apple TV Plus just needs to stop making movies — here’s why
Apple TV Plus should stop making movies. I promise you, this isn’t a hot take with no reasoning behind it. I recently thought about recent movies released on the Apple streaming service like “Wolfs” and “Fly Me to the Moon,” and thought about how much better recent shows like “Slow Horses” and “Silo” are than just about every movie Apple…
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Use the ‘$1 Rule’ Before Making an Impulsive Purchase
If I have one recurring thought leading up to the holidays, it’s got to be me looking through my shopping tabs and wondering, “Do I really need this?” And when I’m feeling more generous, “Is this actually a good gift?” The one thing that puts my mind at ease: a little math. Enter the “$1 rule“—a simple, practical strategy to…
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