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Save $400 on Samsung’s 55″ Frame TV, now $899

This limited-time offer is a great opportunity for buyers to get their hands on this top-of-the-line smart TV at a discounted price.

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The Best Tabletop Games for the Whole Family to Enjoy This Christmas

Leszek Glasner/Shutterstock.com The holidays are the perfect time of year to gather around as a family and play some games. We’ve highlighted some of the best tabletop games for all the family to enjoy. Update, 12/14/22: Checked content for accuracy, product availability, and dead links. There are thousands of games to choose from so we’ve

YouTube testing video queue on Android and iOS; here’s how to enable

“Add to queue” is already available on the YouTube website, and it’s now in testing for the Android and iOS apps. 

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How No-Code Tools are Making Big Data Accessible to All

Whether it is revenue, customer experience, or operational efficiency, big data has allowed businesses to achieve unprecedented growth. However, companies need data engineers, technical data experts, and programmers to make sense of large volumes of unstructured data. Businesses need to hire professionals who can write codes to process and analyze data to get any actionable

PlayStation Plus adds Yakuza, Far Cry with last games of 2022

Sony’s final offering to PS Plus’ Extra and Premium tiers includes several Yakuza and Far Cry titles, as well as Middle-Earth games.

Top payroll processing services for small businesses in 2023

Choosing the right payroll service provider for your business can be tricky. Here are our top picks and tips for the selection process.

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Report: Logistics providers expect to increase use of robotics by 133% in 2023

Logistics providers are increasing use of robotics, automation to streamline processes and efficiencies, according to new Extensiv report.

Open source code for commercial software applications is ubiquitous, but so is the risk

As the SolarWinds and Log4j hacks show, vulnerabilities in open source software used in application development can open doors for attackers with vast consequences. A new study looks at the open source community’s efforts to “credit-rate” the risk.

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Why we must be careful about how we speak of large language models

AI researcher, Murray Shanahan, warns about the dangers of large language models not understanding language and “truth” like humans.

Elon’s Promise Not To Ban Account Tracking His Jet Didn’t Last Very Long At All; Also Bans Guy’s Personal Account

Earlier this week, we wrote about how Elon Musk had secretly applied the strongest visibility filter (what some people insist on calling “shadowbanning”) to the ElonJet account on Twitter (which automatically noted where Elon’s private plane was flying), which he had promised not to ban due to his apparent “commitment to free speech.” The guy