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Key Takeaways What it is. A short invitation to return to a language app, framed as a friendly prompt.Who is behind it. The style and public address match Duolingo, a well-known language-learning company.Your choices. Act on the call to action, or opt out using the standard footer controls.Why it matters. These prompts are common inContinue reading “2025.11 22 – A Nudge Back to Dutch: What a Simple Invite Really Means”

Key Takeaways Plain truth — Forcing a mailbox open can violate property and postal laws. The safe route is simple: prove you’re the authorized user and request proper access through official channels.Right door to knock on — If the box is part of a postal-owned cluster unit, the local post office handles locks and keys;Continue reading “2025.11.22 – When You Don’t Have the Mailbox Key: A Calm, Legal Way Forward”

Key Takeaways Clear topic, up front This article is about the etymology of “phishing” and “smishing,” and why these names matter for everyday security. Where the words come from “Phishing” blends the idea of “fishing” for victims with hacker culture’s earlier “phreaking” slang. “Smishing” fuses “SMS” with “phishing.” Why the names stuck Both terms areContinue reading “2025.11.22 – Phishing & Smishing: How Two Cyber Words Hooked the World”

Key Takeaways Clear subject This article is about Drops, the vocabulary app that teaches with short, game-like sessions. Simple progress A compact status shows Dutch as the active track, “the party” as the newest word learned (Dutch: het feest), and a one-day streak—small, but real. Helpful support Three built-in tools make review easy: Visual Dictionary,Continue reading “2025.11.22 – Drops: One Small Win, One Growing Habit”

Key Takeaways What this article coversThis article is about smishing—text-message phishing—and the risks around one-time verification codes. Core points in briefSmishing blends “SMS” and “phishing.” Criminals send texts that look real to trick people into clicking links or sharing codes. Forwarding unwanted texts to your carrier’s spam service and ignoring unknown senders helps reduce risk.Continue reading “2025.11.22 – Smishing, One-Time Codes, and How to Stay Safe”

Key Takeaways What this article is about This article is about 7 Cups, the online emotional-support and therapy platform. It covers how the service works, why its therapist directory drew legal fire, and what has changed in 2025. [1][2][4] Directory practices under fire Reports and professional alerts say 7 Cups created large numbers of therapistContinue reading “2025.11.22 – 7 Cups today: lawsuits, a disputed directory, and the trust test for mental-health tech”

Key Takeaways Subject: a Silverline-branded, black, blue-trimmed, multi-pocket apron. It carries a folding utility knife or compact multitool in a black sheath, a slim LED work light, and spare blades wrapped in paper. A question about the science of word origins led to “etymology,” and the word “apron” itself shows a classic shift: “a napron”Continue reading “2025.11.22 – Apron, Pockets, and a Word’s Journey”

Key Takeaways Clear subject. This article is about Ludus Standalone, the wireless mode of the Ludus virtual reality platform for safety and health training. Wireless training. Standalone mode lets organisations run Ludus simulations on compatible headsets without a PC or cables. Trainers can carry one case of equipment, move between sites, and start sessions withContinue reading “2025.11.22 – Ludus Standalone Turns VR Safety Training Wireless”

Key Takeaways Story & Details How the story is framed A dramatic block of text circulates online claiming a brilliant scientist “played God,” tested immortality on himself, and lost everything. His name is supposedly erased from records; only his body remains, sealed in an underground capsule. The post concludes with a shortened link on aContinue reading “2025.11.22 – The “First Immortal Man” Post Is Internet Folklore, Not Fact”

Key Takeaways Status today. New Fortress Energy has not filed for bankruptcy.Pressure points. A missed interest payment triggered credit downgrades and a “Restricted Default” label from Fitch.Debt lifeline. An amended letter-of-credit facility extends maturity to March 2026 and relaxes certain covenants.Disclosure delays. The company asked for extra time to file its quarterly report while restructuringContinue reading “2025.11.22 – New Fortress Energy: Under Strain, Still Out of Court”