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Gun violence is the top killer of US kids—the pandemic made it worse

Researchers call for firearm policy changes and efforts to address structural racism.

Daily Crunch: Bach to the future – Forthcoming Apple Music Classical app will feature 5M tracks

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How to set Apple Music Classical to auto-download to your iPhone as soon as it’s available

Apple has officially announced its new classical-focused music app that will feature over 5 million tracks from “new releases to celebrated masterpieces.” While the launch of the free app is set for the end of March, here’s how to get Apple Music Classical to auto-download to your iPhone the moment it’s available.

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Resident Evil 4 demo releases today

During today’s Capcom Spotlight, the publisher announced that a demo is now available for the Resident Evil 4 Remake.

Stay Up-to-Date With Tech News : DevBytes

DevBytes is an excellent resource for staying up-to-date on the latest tech and programming news. Its user-friendly interface, quality articles, and customisation options make it a standout in the crowded world of news apps. Even non-technical users can benefit from the app’s well-written and informative articles on latest tech trends and developments.

How to plug a USB cable in the right way every time

Original USB plugs are a pain in the ass.

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Talking With Jager McConnell, CEO of Crunchbase – Using Intuition To Succeed In Business

As entrepreneurs, there are many different skills we have to constantly be developing. But what if there’s one that you can’t touch, can’t see, can’t really measure, but it turns out to be one of the most valuable tools in your arsenal? We’re talking about intuition. Intuition can be hard to define, but it’s that general feeling you get that something is right or wrong without necessarily being able to explain why.
It’s your gut feeling, that sense of ‘knowing’. We’ve all felt it before, when we suddenly get an inkling about what’s about to happen, or about the outcome of a decision that was just made, without necessarily knowing why we feel that way. It’s true that intuition isn’t always reliable and it can be wrong sometimes. But it’s also true that it can be incredibly helpful in making decisions and succeeding in business. In my recent conversation with Jager McConnell, CEO of Crunchbase, we dove deep into his history of entrepreneurship. We also talked about how he has used his intuition to navigate his career and the value of developing this skill. This inspired me to do a deep dive into this topic, as intuition has played a crucial role in my career as well. I believe it’s incredibly valuable to learn what this skill is, how to develop it, and how to use it properly. So, buckle up, today’s going to be a fun ride!

Jason Segel and Harrison Ford comedy ‘Shrinking’ renewed for season two at Apple TV+

Apple TV+ has officially renewed its new comedy Shrinking, starring Jason Segel and Harrison Ford, for a second season. The show premiered in January and has seemingly struck a chord with audiences and critics alike.

Although Apple does not share viewing numbers, anecdotally, the show seems to be performing well relative to other Apple TV+ releases. It sits at the #1 spot on the US TV+ chart, although it will likely topple next week when “Ted Lasso” returns for its highly anticipated third season.

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Following year-end ransomware storm, leaders batten hatches for sea of troubles in 2023

With the year ending with ransomware attacks, and 2023 beginning with a major data theft against T-Mobile, leaders are preparing for squalls ahead.

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Apple Made a Streaming App Just for Classical Music

If you’re sick and tired of modern music, and you just want enjoy the times when cannons were used as instruments, Apple has you covered. Apple is preparing a new music app just for classical music. Apple is preparing a new app called Apple Music Classical, a special version of its Apple Music streaming service