Glow is an ambitious enterprise that uniquely applies the power of data science to health. Our personal health tracking product illuminates health through data and provides people with new information about their bodies. Although we live in an era where people track everything from diet and weight to the number of steps taken each day, openly discussing some of the most critical developmental stages remains taboo: menstruation, sex, childbirth, pregnancy, parenting, and more Glow confronts these topics and utilizes our powerful ability to process large amounts of data to study the science behind these life stages. In this process, we aim to shape discoveries and conversations around the most innate aspects of our biology, and encourage people around the world to take control of their health. Glow was founded in May 2013 at HVF, led by Max Levchin (founder of PayPal, Slide, and Affirm).
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Doctor On Demand is a trusted 24/7 provider of mind body virtual healthcare, including emergency care, mental health, prevention, primary and chronic care, available through smartphones, tablets, or computers. Established in 2013, our mission is to improve the world's health through compassionate care and innovation. We believe that everyone should be able to obtain board certified doctors immediately and affordably, anytime and anywhere.
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The mission of Wirecutter is to recommend truly important things. Every year, we independently test and review thousands of products to help you find the one you need. Our goal is to save you time and eliminate shopping pressure, whether you are looking for daily necessities or gifts for loved ones. We strive to become the most trusted product recommendation service, and our work is completely independent of editors. We will not publish recommendations unless our authors and editors have rigorously reported and tested what they believe to be the best. Wirecutter was founded in September 2011 and was acquired by The New York Times Company in October 2016. We make money through subscriptions and various affiliate marketing plans. This means that we may receive commissions for purchasing products through our retailer website links. However, we will recommend products based on our independent research, analysis, interviews, and testing. We don't have the motivation to choose inferior products or respond to pressure from manufacturers - in fact, quite the opposite. If readers return the product due to dissatisfaction or poor recommendations, we do not charge any membership commission. We believe this is a very fair system, and we are committed to serving our readers first. Of course, the decisions we make about the products on our website are always driven by editorial and product testing standards, rather than alliance transactions or advertising relationships. Our review requires weeks or months of research and years of experience. In addition to relying on our own professional knowledge, we also collect interviews and data from the best sources around us, including engineers, scientists, designers, and countless subject matter experts, from hairdressers to cat caf é staff (and residents) to corn hole champions. We carefully study customer reviews to identify what is important for real people who already own and use what we are evaluating. In a world where top models with high prices and junk features are often considered the gold standard, our goal is to recommend high-quality things that guarantee their prices and do not introduce additional features that you rarely use In February 2020, we reviewed the performance of more than 40 pairs of chopsticks in various foods, including Potsticker, Rice noodles, cabbage, soft tofu, and of course Qiduo. Photo: Sarah Kobos Our process is usually fascinating and fun (for example, imagine creating an obstacle training ground for a robot vacuum cleaner, or lighting a room to test a fire safe). We apply our tireless methods and higher-level research skills to over 1000 product categories, including washing machines, televisions, artificial Christmas trees, bath towels, non stick pans, soundbars, storage boxes, office chairs, headlights, sewing machines, mattresses, wine glasses, air purifiers, space heaters, treadmills, iPhone cases, Wi Fi routers, suitcases, cloth masks, and of course, real wire cutters. In everything we do, we strive to find the best things - and know which ones are not worth buying - quickly, simply, and transparently so that you can continue living your life. These are things we choose for ourselves and recommend to our family and friends. If we suggest that you spend your hard-earned money on something, we will take it seriously, as if our own money has already gone online. The most important thing for us is reader trust. If we recommend something due to bias or laziness, readers will not support our work. We also invite readers to conduct fact checking on our articles, which carefully outline the time, logic, and effort we have invested in researching, interviewing experts, and testing equipment. Usually, this takes tens - sometimes even hundreds - of hours. Each guide clearly lists all the evidence we have chosen for you to judge for yourself.
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Spatulatta Cookbook is the book companion of James Beard's award-winning Spatulatta.com webcast, including Gerasol's sisters Isabella (11 years old) and Olivia (9 years old). The Spatulatta Cookbook contains over 50 interesting recipes arranged by season, including easy to follow step-by-step instructions and photos; Vegetarians and Snack Food Zone; Basic cooking techniques; Add information on weight and measurement. Accessible and child friendly healthy recipes include basic "Mom's Star Toast" and "Dad's Garlic Sauce," as well as more complex ethnic dishes such as "Yumbo Gumbo," "Tass Kebab," and "My Big Fat Italian Dinner Seasonal and special occasion products include "Spring Rabbit Salad," "Harvest Soup," and "Make My Lover Chicken Stir Fry. Isabella and Olivia Gerasole won medals for their live streaming on Spatulatta. com (www.spatulatta. com), becoming the youngest recipients in the 16 year history of the James Beard Foundation Awards. They appeared on "Today's Show," "Viewpoints," "Jay Leno Tonight Show," and many other national media outlets. Spatulatta, founded in April 2005, is a forum for these brave sisters to teach other children how to cook and eat well. Isabella and Olivia inspire and motivate other children to become chefs, enjoying fun while making healthy meals and snacks.
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What is the world of digital magic? We are pleased that you have proposed... We are establishing an official center for fans of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts. The new digital heart of the magical world, if you're willing. All of this is very exciting. Wizarding World Digital is a partnership between Warner Bros. and Pottermore, providing official updates and products from Wizarding World and its partners. The website may contain images and clips of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts movies that parents may consider unsuitable for young children. Where did all of this start? Pottermore's digital experts collaborate with Warner Bros. 'smart people, and we have been adding experienced creativity and innovators from various strange and wonderful places to our team. We are committed to creating new and exciting things for our fans.
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The working principle of PoisonTap PoisonTap generates a cascading effect of information leakage, network access, and installation of semi permanent backdoors by leveraging existing trust in various mechanisms of machines and networks, including USB/SSH, DHCP, DNS, and HTTP. PoisonTap is built for the $5 Raspberry Pi Zero and has no other components except for a micro USB cable and microSD card. It can work on any Raspberry Pi (1/2/3) with Ethernet to USB/Thunderbolt dongles, or on other devices that can simulate USB gadgets such as USB Armory and LAN Turtle. When PoisonTap (Raspberry Pi Zero&Node.js) is inserted into a locked/password protected computer, it: Simulate Ethernet devices through USB (or Thunderbolt) Hijacking all Internet traffic from the machine (although it is low priority/unknown network interface) Extract and store HTTP cookies and sessions from web browsers of the top 1000000 Alexa ranked websites Expose the internal router to attackers, allowing them to rebind remote access through outbound WebSocket and DNS (thank you to Matt Austin for the idea of rebinding!) Install a persistent web-based backdoor in HTTP cache for hundreds of thousands of domains and common Javascript CDN URLs, all of which can access users' cookies through cache poisoning Allow attackers to remotely force users to send HTTP requests and proxy responses (GET and POST) using any user cookie on the backdoor domain No need for machine unlocking Even after the device is removed and the attacker leaves, backdoors and remote access still exist PoisonTap circumvents the following security mechanisms: Password protected lock screen Routing table priority and network interface service order Same origin strategy X Framework Options HttpOnly Cookie SameSite cookie properties Two factor/multi factor authentication (2FA/MFA) DNS fixed Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) HTTPS cookie protection when security cookie flag and HSTS are not enabled Preventing PoisonTap Server side security If you are running a web server, protecting PoisonTap is simple: Only use HTTPS, at least for authentication and authenticated content To be honest, you should specifically use HTTPS and always redirect HTTP content to HTTPS to prevent users from being deceived into providing credentials or other PII through HTTP Ensure that security flags are enabled on cookies to prevent HTTPS cookies from leaking through HTTP When loading remote Javascript resources, use the Subresource Integrity script to mark properties Using HSTS to prevent HTTPS downgrade attacks Desktop Security Adding cement to your USB and Thunderbolt ports will be very effective Closing the browser every time you leave the machine is fine, but it's completely impractical Disabling USB/Thunderbolt ports is also effective, but not practical Locking your computer has no impact as the network and USB stack run when the computer is locked. However, entering encrypted sleep mode that requires a key to decrypt memory (such as FileVault2+deep sleep) can solve most problems as your browser will no longer make requests, even if awakened
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Resume Builder is a free resume generator that allows you to create a professional resume in just a few minutes. We make it easy to create a resume online, so you can be hired. Characteristics Industry Resume Template We know that programmers need different resumes from teachers. That's why we design resume templates for specific fields. PDF Export We allow you to export your resume in PDF format, which is the most necessary format for online resume submission. 100% free resume generator No registration or payment is required. Build and download your resume without any hidden costs or traps. Automatic proofreading Our built-in proofreader can detect spelling and grammar errors before your future employer. Real time collaboration Do you want to provide feedback on your resume? One click sharing allows you to collaborate with friends in real-time. LinkedIn ready We integrate with LinkedIn to quickly fill your resume with your experience and skills.
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Bear App is a beautiful and flexible writing application used for taking notes and writing essays. Markdown notes suitable for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The Bear App is perfect for everything from quick notes to in-depth research papers. The focus mode can help you concentrate, and the advanced tagging option is the best friend for online writers. Complete online image support makes your writing come to life. The Bear App features exquisite themes, layout, and dark modes, making your work look great both before and after release. With Bear App Professional, you can encrypt personal notes to ensure their security and lock Bear Paw Notes to stay away from nosy friends, family, and colleagues. Set a unique password that only you know, use Face/Touch ID to open your notes, and know that your Bear Paw is safe for everyone. Bear App's simple tools can save you the energy of writing, whether you need to reach specific word counts and reading times, or convert your work into PDF and Word documents. Using Bear Paw's custom tagging shortcuts, you can add styles and links with just a tap or keystroke.
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Minimize Google Analytics code A simple code snippet for tracking page views on your website without the need to add external libraries. It is also suitable for single page applications such as React and Vue.js. front Google Tag Manager+Analytics=73kB after Fragment=1.5kB How does this work? This code snippet sends the page view directly to the Google Analytics API. No longer need to add Google Tag Manager and Analytics libraries. This can not only save bandwidth, but also have a huge positive impact on the loading speed of your website. If you want to use advanced features such as tracking AdWords, you should not use this feature.
Your language is not damaged, it is performing floating-point operations. Computers themselves can only store integers, so they need some way to represent decimal numbers. This representation is not entirely accurate. That's why, often not, 0.1+0.2= 0.3. Why is that? This is actually quite interesting. When you have a system with a base of 10 (such as our system), it can only represent the fraction of prime factors using cardinality. The prime factors of 10 are 2 and 5. So 1/2, 1/4, 1/5, 1/8, and 1/10 can all be clearly expressed because the denominator uses a prime factor of 10. In contrast, 1/3, 1/6, 1/7, and 1/9 are all repeating decimals because their denominators use prime factors of 3 or 7. In binary (or base 2), the only prime factor is 2, so you can only clearly express fractions with a denominator of only 2 as the prime factor. In binary, 1/2, 1/4, and 1/8 can all be clearly represented as decimals, while 1/5 or 1/10 will be repeated decimals. So, although 0.1 and 0.2 (1/10 and 1/5) are clean decimals in systems based on 10, they are repeated decimals in systems based on 2 used by computers. When you perform mathematical operations on these repeated decimals, you will eventually get the remainder, which will be carried over when you convert the base-2 (binary) digits of the computer to a base-10 representation that is easier for humans to read.
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Live Science was launched in 2004 with only three team members as a supplement to the space and astronomy news website Space.com. The website won the Webby Award in the science category in 2008 and 2010. It was acquired by TechMediaNetwork (later known as Purch) in 2009. In 2018, Future plc acquired Purch, the parent company of Live Science. Since 2010, Live Science has launched a sisters website to cover three of the most popular topics in more depth: Life's Little Mysteries, MyHealthNewsDaily and OurMazingPlanet. In the spring of 2013, these sites were returned to Live Science to create a more useful and interesting single site. In order to find the most fascinating stories, our staff will browse scientific journals big and small, keep up with the work of top institutions, and figure out how discoveries and achievements affect our readers. We also ensure to answer your urgent questions about the science behind the news, from widely publicized health claims and strange animal photos to popular posts on Reddit and other trending stories on social media.
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WebPageToPdf: Use the web to PDF online tool to save web pages as PDFs for storage, sharing, printing, and other processing of important web content. Just copy and paste the URL of the page you want to save, and then click the convert button.
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