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Is the ‘Sugarcane’ Workout Any Better Than Regular Track Intervals?
I am beginning to wonder if I’m the only person on the planet who has actually tried the Sugarcane workout. You can read and hear about it anywhere: an Andrew Huberman podcast propelled it to internet fame, there are plenty of blogs describing the protocol, and you can’t scroll fitness TikTok very long without coming across a clip of Huberman…
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Using artificial intelligence (AI) to track and analyze cyber risks
Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to be an instigator of a sea-change for almost every industry it touches, and cyber security is no different. The technology is on the verge of radically transforming the way that organizations and security teams combat the ever-evolving threat landscape. Although there is a risk of AI becoming something that security professionals are too reliant on…
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How to Track the Campaign Donations of People You Know
One way to sneakily learn more about someone’s politics and the issues they truly care about is to figure out which campaigns they’ve backed financially. Sometimes you’ll find unexpected surprises or learn that where someone puts their money isn’t always just about party affiliation. Or you may discover that an organization that professes certain values votes differently with its dollars.…
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How to enable Do Not Track on your web browser for Windows
To enable “Do Not Track” on Edge, open Settings > Privacy, search, and services, and turn on the “Do Not Track requests” toggle switch. On Chrome, open Settings > Privacy and security > Third-party cookies, and turn on the “Do Not Track request with your browsing traffic” toggle switch On Firefox, open Settings > Privacy & security, and turn on…
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