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• 2020 will see AI move from buzzwords to solutions

  21-12-2019 21:00
  
  One of the ways you can tell that a new technology is still at the hype stage is that no one talks about its problems. When an innovation is rising towards the ‘peak of inflated expectations,’ people talk about it in hushed tones as something almost miraculous — and they hardly ever discuss the obstacles to adoption or the challenges that the new technology will bring. Last year, it seemed that people were appending the hallowed initials A.I. to every conceivable offering, muc
  
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• Best CBD gummies: your holiday guide to CBD

  21-12-2019 17:49
  
  The science of CBD has grown in leaps and bounds in recent years, as has the demand for the product in its various forms. Startups in that space are raising millions, and the market in the U.S. alone is expected to reach $20 Billion by 2024. Having recently moved to Oregon, I had the chance to learn a lot about it in the past year or so, and the health benefits really are quite impressive. As someone who tends to have a hard time de-stressing, I certainly appreciate its natural calming properti
  
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• Is My WordPress Site ADA Compliant? 3+ Plugins for Finding Out!

  21-12-2019 15:00
  
  Did you know that breaking the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) can result in a six-figure fine?
  For every violation, companies can receive a $150,000 fine — and if you have a WordPress site, you could be liable. While WordPress aims to ensure website accessibility, it cannot guarantee it since every site owner customizes the content and structure of their website.
  As you’re in the driver’s seat of your WordPress site, that makes you liable.
  If you’re now wondering,
  
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• Go beyond keywords and craft a winning SEO strategy with this training

  21-12-2019 14:00
  
  You can give yourself a shot to win the SEO game with the training found in The Pro Google SEO and SERP Certification Bundle, now discounted hundreds of dollars down to just $29 from TNW Deals.
  
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• A love letter to my most loyal companion, the Fujifilm X100F

  21-12-2019 11:00
  
  It’s been exactly 30 days since I last had a chance to walk the streets with my Fujifilm X100F. Today marks the longest break from photography I’ve had since I first picked up the camera in 2017 — and this split has made me realize how much I love it. A month ago, I woke up on a Sunday morning with one goal in mind: To catch some silhouettes out in the streets. The weather was just right — neither too hot, nor too cold, with a clear sky and the sun casting deep shad
  
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• 2019 in gaming: Subscription services, controversy, store wars, and tragedy

  21-12-2019 09:00
  
  Another year passes into time’s dustbin — and what a year it’s been. For gamers, the year’s been rife with controversies and shake-ups. It hasn’t all been positive… but it hasn’t all been negative either. Here are some of the biggest news stories from the gaming industry in 2019. The Store Wars PC gaming has always been a market cornered by one major player — namely, Valve’s Steam platform. Smaller competitors like GOG might offer some comp
  
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• How I fully quit Google (and you can, too)

  21-12-2019 03:00
  
  Over the past six months, I have gone on a surprisingly tough, time-intensive, and enlightening quest — to quit using, entirely, the products of just one company — Google. What should be a simple task was, in reality, many hours of research and testing. But I did it. Today, I am Google-free, part of the western world’s ultimate digital minority, someone who does not use products from the world’s two most valuable technology companies (yes, I don’t use Facebook eith
  
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• 6 cheesy life lessons that playing Bejeweled taught me

  21-12-2019 01:00
  
  Sometimes, when I can’t fall asleep at night, I use the game Bejeweled to help me relax. In a sort of meta-moment of my sleepy brain, I realized that the game and how I play it reflect lessons I’ve learned about life, namely. Here’s how. There isn’t really a wrong way to move through life I can scan from top to bottom, left to right, only match horizontally or only vertically, completely in reverse, or at random. Whatever way I choose to go, I still make progress. In lif
  
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