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The release of Frank Ocean's 。 Blonde。is a cause for celebration to the fans who waited four years fo
...[详细]Stocks app Robinhood goes down again, and people are not happy
On Tuesday, for the second straight day, stocks app Robinhood was experiencing severe downtime, ange
...[详细]How to sleep in a bed that's not your own
Having trouble sleeping? Hit Snooze is Mashable's deep dive into the many ways to achieve a more pea
...[详细]Microsoft rolls out protection against 'reply all' email storms
One surefire way to take down an email system is to send a message with thousands of recipients atta
...[详细]Two states took big steps this week to get rid of the tampon tax
This week was a big one for those advocating against a tampon tax. 。 First, on Thursday, California t
...[详细]What is VoIP? An expert explains.
If you've never heard of VoIP, don't panic. It's not an acronym people usually carry in their everyd
...[详细]Artists donate free, uplifting images to the UN in pandemic response
The internet is a scary enough place as it is, and now with the added misinformation and panic surro
...[详细]Trump says he will look into pardoning 'Tiger King' star Joe Exotic
Today President Donald Trump delivered a White House briefing on the government's response to the co
...[详细]Twitter grants everyone access to quality filter for tweet notifications
Twitter introduced two features Thursday in an effort to give users more control on what notificatio
...[详细]Trump's coronavirus advice is literally the opposite of what he's doing
A surprise White House press conference Saturday offered plenty of coronavirus news: The U.S. travel
...[详细]Slack goes down again, prompting anxiety everywhere
U.S. wireless carriers face $200 million in FCC fines for mishandling customer data