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đż Find your next movie: Movie-Map is a free site that helps you find films similar to ones you already like. Just type in a favorite, and the screen fills up with other titles. Your pick sits in the center, and the closer the other names are, the more alike they are. Goodbye, endless scrolling.
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đ Take a people detox: Humans need each other. But sometimes you just want everyone to disappear. Thatâs not misanthropy, thatâs âalonelinessâ: the emotional ache of not getting enough alone time. New research shows even 15 minutes of solitude lowers stress, boosts creativity and dials down cortisol. So give yourself some me time today.
The price of Bitcoinâs new all-time high. The crown jewel of crypto just blasted past $118,000, fueled by a massive short squeeze, billions poured into spot ETFs, and proâcrypto policy moves in Washington. Itâs up over 110% from this time last year. Coming soon, my new once-a-week crypto newsletter to keep you in the know. Click here to sign up.
đ Catfishing finance: Scammers are using deepfake Zoom calls (paywall link) and cloned exec voices to steal millions. Companies keep falling for it. One Hong Kong firm wired $25M to a video call of âCFOsâ who turned out to be AI sock puppets. Congrats to the bots, you now officially have LinkedIn clout.
đ McHack at McHire: McDonaldâs AI job portal leaked data from 64 million applications. Why? Because the login was basically âadmin / 123456.â Hackers didnât need skills (paywall link), just fingers. Names, emails, phone numbers ⌠all up for grabs. The site was built by Paradox.ai, which now has a new definition of âparadox.â
OpenAI wants your tabs: OpenAIâs cooking up its own AI-powered web browser to go toe-to-toe with Chrome. Itâs Chromium-based, ChatGPT-loaded and maybe a little nosy. The goal? Bury Google in your bookmarks and snag all that sweet, sweet user data while itâs at it.
đĽ Anker battery recall: Six power bank models might literally catch fire. If youâve got a PowerCore, MagGo or Zolo model, check the serial number, and stop using it immediately. A free replacement or $30 gift card could be yours. Recall form here.
đ¸ GameStop owes you cash: GameStopâs shelling out $4.5M after quietly slipping your purchase info to Facebook via tracking pixels. If you bought a game online from August 2020 to April 2025 and had a Facebook account, you might get $5 or a $10 store voucher. Itâs petty cash, but still, they owe you. File by Aug. 15, 2025.
âď¸ I hate slow Wi-fi on planes: But times are changing. Starlink is now on over 1,000 airplanes worldwide, giving millions of passengers access to high-speed internet in the air. Airlines like Qatar, Hawaiian and United use it. But how fast? Tests show over 100 Mbps. SpaceX says 2,000 more planes are coming soon.
Water you doing? Hereâs something they donât tell you about those huge data centers. Beverly thought she retired into rural peace, then Meta built a data center 400 yards away. Her well went cloudy, her toilet needs bucket-flushing, and the waterâs too gunky to drink. Meta denies any link, but the booming data center biz raises red flags, like AI slurping trillions of gallons by 2027.
Thatâs how many people on Earth have the Gwada negative blood type. Talk about being your own emergency contact. The woman, a 68-year-old from Guadeloupe, is the sole human with a blood type so rare it wasnât even recognized until now. Sheâs basically a medical unicorn, with receipts.