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November 11, 2025

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Fly the unfriendly skies

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Flying soon? Listen up. At 40 of the country’s busiest airports, flights coming and going will be reduced by 10% this week.

That means thousands of flights canceled, or in other words, 200,000 fewer seats and butts in the air per day. Blame it on a record‑long government shutdown.

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No juice, no plane: Here’s one TSA rule you probably forgot: They can ask you to power on your phone, laptop or even your Switch. If it doesn’t turn on? You could miss your flight. It’s how they check it’s not a bomb. So yeah, maybe don’t show up with 2% battery and good intentions.

🪖 Free AI for vets: If you’re getting out of the military, or just did, OpenAI’s hooking you up with a free year of ChatGPT Plus. OpenAI wants to help you with résumés, job hunting and the whole “what now?” situation. The pilot includes special training tools (paywall link), plus suicide prevention resources to catch signs you’re struggling and point you to real help.

🧴 Clear eyes, small words: You know that age-related blurry-near-vision thing you’ve either heard about or experienced? It’s called presbyopia, and 128 million Americans deal with it. Well, turns out there’s a potential fix. Vizz eye drops shrink your pupils for sharper close-up vision, like built-in squint mode, and they just got FDA approval. It gives me WD-40 but for your eyeballs vibes.

🥳 The Promised LAN: Last month, I sat on an 11-hour flight from London with no Wi-Fi. Argh. Those days are coming to an end. Starlink hit 8 million subscribers and inked a shiny new deal with British Airways’ parent company to install satellite Wi-Fi on 500 planes from BA, Iberia and Aer Lingus. I believe Wi can Fi.

🌦️ Farewell, farm classic: This is sad. After 208 years, the Farmers’ Almanac is calling it quits. The 2026 issue will be its last, and the site goes down next month. The Maine-based guide says the money isn’t there anymore. It’s been predicting the weather with “a secret formula” involving sunspots and moon cycles, but it couldn’t foresee this storm.

Baby-making machine: Here’s a wild one. There’s this startup called Gaia that uses AI to predict whether IVF will actually work before you spend the money. That’s right, child by algorithm. And if it doesn’t lead to a baby, you don’t pay a cent. It’s already helped more than 100 families. AI is turning “hope for the best” into “plan for the best.”

💾 Don’t risk it: One crash, one spilled coffee, and everything’s gone. Family photos, tax documents, the works. That’s why I trust Carbonite, my #1 choice for cloud backup. It quietly protects your files in the background and restores them with a single click. Save 50% now at carbonite.com/kim.

Love at first chat: Elon Musk’s latest side quest? A hyper-sexualized chatbot named Ani, developed by his xAI team, reportedly under his direct supervision. The Wall Street Journal says staff were told to hand over facial and voice data for “AI avatars,” with no real way to opt out. And get this: Ani strips when flirted with. So, another casual Tuesday at xAI.