Art
New York Bake Shop Selling Anthony Fauci Donuts with His Face
New York Bake Shop Selling Anthony Fauci Donuts with His Face | PEOPLE.com. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. - CloseDown TrianglePreviousClosePreviousNextNextNextPreviousPreviousPreviousPreviousDown TrianglePrevious. -. -. -. -. -. - ellipsisMailiphoneImage zoomCloseNextCloseClose. Printed from. VIEW IMAGE. This New York Bake Shop Is Selling Donuts with Dr. Anthony Fauci's Face on Them. this link is to an ... Full story
Education
Why UX designers and users should be well aware of cognitive biases
The human brain is designed to make quick and effective decisions rather than stick to facts at all times. Instead of acting rationally, we prefer to act fast. This may lead to better outcomes indeed, but it might also lead you astray. Cognitive biases can be both a blessing and a curse. With this article, you’re going to learn. - what exactly is a cognitive bias. - why UX designers should be well aware of different cognitive biases. - how both ... Full story
This is what’s it like to be a developer for the Dutch intelligence service
Med students are graduating early to join the fight against COVID-19
COVID-19: Entry approval required for all long-term pass holders entering Singapore
We’re still waiting for Trump to make good on coronavirus testing plan
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China's coronavirus test kits have high error rate? The answer is 'no'
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Economics
Rent the Runway lays off all retail employees due to coronavirus uncertainty
Rent the Runway, a popular clothing rental brand, laid off its entire retail staff via Zoom yesterday. The company, which primarily operates online, has brick and mortar locations in California, New York, Chicago, and Washington DC. All stores are currently closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, and the company is not sure when or if they will be able to reopen. During a Zoom meeting with retail staff, a company executive said the business has ... Full story
Entertainment
Telecoms are sneaking ‘stay home’ messages onto customers’ smartphones
Some mobile phone operators, including Vodafone and Orange S.A., have started inserting coronavirus-related public health suggestions to stay indoors onto customers’ smartphones in recent days, using the small snippet of text that typically accompanies the connection signal symbols in the top left of a phone screen. According to social media consultant Matt Navarra, who began posting and retweeting examples to his Twitter account on Tuesday ... Full story
Health
Have coronavirus and can't smell? Harvard scientists explain why
NEW YORK (BLOOMBERG) - The coronavirus is capable of attacking key cells in the nose, which may explain the unusual finding that some Covid-19 sufferers lose their ability to smell and taste , Harvard Medical School researchers found. Their study of human and mice genomic data found certain cells at the back of the nose harbour the distinctly shaped proteins that the coronavirus targets to invade the body. Infection of these cells could ... Full story
Law
Press Briefing with Coronavirus Task Force"
The White House: "LIVE: Press Briefing with Coronavirus Task Force" - -. - Sorry, this site requires JavaScript for full functionality. Please enable JavaScript in your browser and reload the page. Full story
Postmates couriers are eligible for unemployment benefits, rules New York appeals court
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Living
President @realDonaldTrump sends off #USNSComfort to #NYC via @RSBNetwork"
Diamond and Silk: "Watch LIVE: President @realDonaldTrump sends off #USNSComfort to #NYC via @RSBNetwork" - -. - Sorry, this site requires JavaScript for full functionality. Please enable JavaScript in your browser and reload the page. Full story
Politics
WaPo Reporter Apologizes For Misquoting Trump's Comments On Coronavirus
Washington Post reporter Amber Phillips has apologized to President Trump after misreporting comments the president made during a recent campaign rally on the coronavirus. Covering the president’s rally, the Washington Examiner reports Phillips misquoted the president and claimed he called the COVID-19 a “hoax.”. But, Trump never called the global pandemic a hoax, but Democrats’ decision to politicize it and mainstream media’s subsequent ... Full story
Sport
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Technology
Zoom updates iOS app to remove code that sent device data to Facebook
Video conferencing app Zoom updated its iOS app Friday to remove code that sent user data to Facebook, Motherboard reports . The update follows Motherboard ’s analysis of the app, which showed it was sending data to Facebook such as a user’s time zone and city, when a user opened the app, and details about the user’s device, even if the user didn’t have a Facebook account. The extent of the data-sharing was not clearly spelled out in Zoom’s ... Full story
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