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Facebook to require all US on-campus staff to wear masks starting on Aug. 4, regardless of vaccination status, citing rising COVID cases and local regulations (Salvador Rodriguez/CNBC)

Salvador Rodriguez / CNBC: Facebook to require all US on-campus staff to wear masks starting on Aug. 4, regardless of vaccination status, citing rising COVID cases and local regulations — – Facebook will begin requiring all of its employees to wear masks when on its campuses in the U.S., regardless of an employee’s vaccination status.

The pandemic is over in Pokémon Go for players from New Zealand and the US

James Bareham / The Verge Niantic reverted some of the pandemic-era changes made to Pokémon Go in the US and New Zealand on Sunday, including reducing the distance you need to be from the physical real-world locations of Pokéstops and Gyms to interact with them. The company announced the changes in June and has decided

How to Grow a Lemon Tree Indoors

Having your own lemon tree at home is often a luxury we assume is reserved for people who live in citrus-friendly locales, like sunny California or humid Florida. However, that doesn’t mean those in the northeast, midwest, or other regions of the country can’t enjoy the simple pleasure of their own fresh-squeezed… Read more… How

Microsoft makes available previews of features coming to Dynamics 365, Power Platform starting in October

Microsoft is making available early-access previews of some Dynamics 365 and Power Platform ‘wave 2’ features ahead of their official rollout this fall. Microsoft makes available previews of features coming to Dynamics 365, Power Platform starting in October Source: ZDNet Microsoft

What to Do About Your Calluses When a Pumice Stone Isn't Cutting It

Work your hands or feet enough and getting calluses is inevitable. Now that I’m a weightlifter, I have calluses all over my palms and fingers; when I played roller derby, I used to have them on specific parts of my feet. The standard advice—to gently abrade your calluses with a pumice stone or a scrubby

Twitch’s new ads are way less disruptive

One type of the new Twitch ads looks like a banner ad. | Image: Twitch Twitch is experimenting with a new type of ad format for streamers that appears to be much less disruptive than the pre- and mid-roll ads that take over an entire stream. The new ads, called Stream Display Ads, instead show

Twitter adds third-party signup with Apple or Google

Twitter has introduced third-party login support, letting users create accounts and log in to the social network with their Apple or Google accounts (via 9to5Mac). Currently, there doesn’t appear to be a way to link your Apple or Google account to an existing Twitter account, so third-party login is (at least for the moment) limited

How to Hack a 7-Layer Burrito From Existing Taco Bell Menu Items

Last summer, Taco Bell suddenly discontinued longtime standbys like the quesarito, Fiesta potatoes, and the 7-layer burrito. Two of these weren’t banished forever—the quesarito lives on as an in-app exclusive and potatoes seem to be back for good—but the classic 7-layer burrito has simply disappeared into the ether. Read more… How to Hack a 7-Layer

You Can Make Tomato Soup With a Can of Tomato Paste

{$inline_image} A grilled cheese sandwich is a good quick lunch, but a little tomato soup on the side (for dipping and sipping) makes it feel like a proper meal. There is nothing wrong with heating up a can of Amy’s, but I am far more likely to have a few cans of tomato paste—rather than

You Can Make Tomato Soup With a Can of Tomato Paste

A grilled cheese sandwich is a good quick lunch, but a little tomato soup on the side (for dipping and sipping) makes it feel like a proper meal. There is nothing wrong with heating up a can of Amy’s, but I am far more likely to have a few cans of tomato paste—rather than full-fledged

YouTube Premium Lite could finally convince me to pay for ad-free streaming

I love YouTube, but damn, I hate the ads. Every day, my precious streaming time is rudely interrupted by some snake oil salesman promising to make me a fortune in seconds. The 2015 launch of YouTube Red (now rebranded as YouTube Premium) offered an escape, but €11.99 per month is a hefty price tag when

Best TV for PS5 and Xbox Series X, Series S in 2021: LG OLED, Samsung QLED, Sony, TCL and Vizio – CNET

Want to take full advantage of features like 4K 120Hz input and VRR? You’ll probably need to upgrade your TV. Best TV for PS5 and Xbox Series X, Series S in 2021: LG OLED, Samsung QLED, Sony, TCL and Vizio – CNET Source: CNet

How to Prevent Your Honey (and Other Condiments) From Leaving a Sticky Mess

{$inline_image} Sticky spills are, as far as I can tell, never welcome, and they are particularly unwelcome in my pantry, which is known for being spick-and-span (this is not true). But certain bottles of thick, viscous substances and condiments are best stored upside down, which increases the likelihood of spillage, so it’s best to… Read

Let’s all finally post a fleet

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Twitter is yeeting Fleets, its Stories-like ephemeral posts, on August 3rd, meaning that depending on when you read this, you may have mere hours to unleash that fleet you’ve been thinking about for months unto the world. And I ask — no, beg: please, post the fleets. I

Google’s Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro have been ‘leaked’ in full… by Google

Google has taken an unusual approach to leaks over the past few years, revealing models and designs before their official announcement and actually confirming leaks. This year it’s taking that to another level, showing off the Pixel 6 (and Pixel 6 Pro) in their full visual glory well before its expected official announcement, which would typically

See inside the Russian ISS Nauka module that shoved the station around – CNET

The Nauka module’s thruster problem has been fixed and the new lab is ready to host some science. See inside the Russian ISS Nauka module that shoved the station around – CNET Source: CNet

A man violated a restraining order by renaming his estranged wife’s Napster playlists

Photo by Thomas Trutschel/Photothek via Getty Images An Ohio man harassed his estranged wife through a shared Napster account, evading a no-contact order by changing the titles of playlists. Ohio’s Eighth District Court of Appeals outlined the case in a July 29th ruling, which was flagged on Twitter by writer and attorney Eric Goldman. It’s

iOS 15 details are here: beta features, supported devices and everything coming to iPhone

Announced at WWDC 2021, iOS 15 brings many improvements to the iPhone. iOS 15 details are here: beta features, supported devices and everything coming to iPhone Source: Tech Radar Software

Microsoft's Windows 365 Cloud PC service will range from $20 to $162 per user per month

Microsoft’s Windows 365 Cloud PC service is now generally available, and pricing is public. The service will cost users anywhere between $20 to $162 per user per month, based on cores, RAM and storage. Microsoft's Windows 365 Cloud PC service will range from to 2 per user per month Source: ZDNet Microsoft

The best blood pressure monitor for 2021 – CNET

If you’re taking your blood pressure at home, try one of these devices that meet the American Heart Association’s standards. The best blood pressure monitor for 2021 – CNET Source: CNet

Best treadmill for 2021 – CNET

I spent three months testing treadmills so you don’t have to. Best treadmill for 2021 – CNET Source: CNet

See hospitalized kids 'run the bases' at Dodger Stadium, via robots – CNET

Take me out to the ball game, bots. See hospitalized kids 'run the bases' at Dodger Stadium, via robots – CNET Source: CNet

Twitter verifies fake Cormac McCarthy account (again)

Cormac McCarthy at the premiere of the film adaptation of his novel The Road in 2009. | Photo by Jim Spellman/WireImage Twitter’s verification process is notoriously slapdash, but you’d expect the company not to fall for the exact same fake twice, right? Wrong! In 2012, Twitter verified an account supposedly belonging to illustrious author Cormac

This is the Pixel 6

Google’s new Pixel 6 phones, regular and Pro | Google Google’s new Tensor SoC is the heart of its next phone Continue reading… This is the Pixel 6 Source: New feed

Senate negotiators release bipartisan infrastructure bill

On Sunday, a bipartisan group of senators released their over $1 trillion infrastructure package after weeks of negotiations. As written, the bill authorizes over $500 billion in new spending to strengthen roads, bridges, and other physical infrastructure like high-speed broadband and electric vehicle adoption. The result is the largest domestic spending bill in more than

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