14 Best Paper Planners (2022): Planners, Pens, Stickers, and a Digital Tool

Buying a new planner gives me an endorphin rush like no other, whether it’s for a new school semester, work year, or a much-needed fresh start. A good one should help you stay on track without overwhelming you. Some folks in WIRED’s Gear team prefer paper planners over digital tools. Plus, writing things down has […]

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Eufy publicly acknowledges some parts of its “No clouds” controversy

Enlarge / Eufy’s security arm has publicly addressed some of the most important claims about the company’s local-focused systems, but those who bought into the “no clouds” claims may not be fully assured. Eufy Eufy, the Anker brand that positioned its security cameras as prioritizing “local storage” and “No clouds,” has issued a statement in […]

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CES 2023: Samsung Display to show off display that folds and slides

Samsung Display’s Flex Hybrid display can be folded from the left side and extended from the right side. Image: Samsung Display Samsung Display said on Monday that it will unveil a display panel that can be both folded and slid wider at CES 2023 in Las Vegas. Called Flex Hybrid, the screen can be folded […]

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Cities Need to Realize the Value of Emotional Design

When was the last time you walked down a street with new buildings and felt anything positive? Or anything at all?  Modern buildings have become boring—flat, plain, shiny, rectangular, monotonous, anonymous, characterless, and dull. At best, these structures make us feel nothing. At worst, they can have a negative impact on our mental health and […]

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Okta says source code for Workforce Identity Cloud service was copied

Getty Images Single sign-on provider Okta said on Wednesday that software code for its Okta Workforce Identity Cloud service was copied after intruders gained access to the company’s private repository on GitHub. “Our investigation concluded that there was no unauthorized access to the Okta service, and no unauthorized access to customer data,” company officials said […]

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Why Do You Get Sick in the Winter? Blame Your Nose

To figure out what exactly was causing this antiviral capability, the scientists then incubated the vesicles with the viruses and imaged them under a microscope. They found that the viruses got stuck to receptors on the vesicles’ surface—trapping them and rendering them incapable of infecting cells. In other words, the vesicles were acting as a […]

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