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Methods & How It Works
I like to think of inventory accounting like managing your smartphone apps. You keep track of what is installed (inventory levels), what is used most often (inventory movement), and what takes up the most space (value). You create value (sales) by clearing out space. To clear that space, you might employ the First-In-First-Out (FIFO) method and delete older, unused apps…
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People Are Reverse Location Searching Photos on ChatGPT, and It Actually Works
This week, OpenAI announced its latest models: o3 and o4-mini. These are reasoning models, which break down a prompt into multiple parts that are then addressed one at a time. The goal is for the bot to “think” through a request more deeply than other models might, and arrive at a deeper, more accurate result. While there are many possible…
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What is a Digital Wallet? The Pros, Cons, and How It Works
Gone are the days of the leather wallet and chunky billfold. Instead, people are turning to digital wallets: mobile phone-, tablet- and smartwatch-based tools that securely store payment details and other information. This technology is used to make payments in a more secure fashion than traditional credit card swipes and cash. But there are other benefits too, especially for small…
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Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) Explained: Benefits, Risks, & How It Works
Key takeaways: BNPL is an alternative payment method that offers customers installment options at checkout for their purchases. Many BNPL platforms can integrate with most e-commerce websites. Businesses with a BNPL payment option see an increase in sales but the cost of transaction and returns can significantly cut into your bottom line. Buy now, pay later (BNPL) is one of…
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What is Web Hosting? How Web Hosting Service Works?
If you’ve ever wondered how websites appear on the internet, the answer lies in web hosting. Web hosting is a service that stores website files on a server and makes them accessible to visitors worldwide. Every website—whether a simple blog or a large e-commerce store—needs hosting to function. Think of web hosting like renting space online. Just as a physical…
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ChatGPT Search Now Works Without an Account
OpenAI’s ChatGPT Search feature was previously only for paid subscribers and later opened to all logged-in users. Now, the search feature is available to everyone without creating or logging into an account, making ChatGPT a real competitor to Google. The search tool works a lot like a typical search engine, letting users get quick answers to their questions and links…
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What Really Works for Nerve Pain
How your neuropathy is treated usually depends on the cause, Feldman says. If it’s type 2 diabetes, exercise and weight loss, if needed, can improve symptoms, according to a 2022 review in the journal Lancet Neurology. Neuropathy due to an autoimmune disorder, hypothyroidism, or a vitamin B12 deficiency often eases once the underlying condition is corrected. If it’s caused by…
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This TikTok Upholstery Cleaning Hack Actually Works
Complicated cleaning hacks can be fun projects, but I love a simple one even more—and this one is really simple: You can use the lid of a pot or pan to clean your carpets and fabrics. It works like a charm, which is why it’s been all over TikTok for the past few years. To freshen up your upholstery or…
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Razer Laptop Cooling Pad review: Hyperboost works, if you have the right laptop
Keeping your laptop cool while gaming doesn’t just improve its performance; it also prolongs the life of its components and helps avoid battery bloat, an affliction that becomes more common with age. Razer says its $150 Laptop Cooling Pad works with laptops of any size and will lower CPU and GPU temperatures by up to 18 percent. (It also, naturally,…
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Understanding How the Internet Works (Easy)
Network packets are small units of data that are sent from one network device to another. When you send information online — like an email, a file, or a video stream — it’s broken down into packets, which travel separately to the destination. Once all the packets reach their destination, they are put back together to form the original message…
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