Greenland experienced record temperatures of 20 degrees and this accelerated the melting of the ice sheet. I think this article will be interesting for those who follow the news of global warming.
In my opinion, we must do everything we can to prevent even greater problems from global warming. It tells about a research team from Georgia State University and Emory University which were studying behavioral responses to equal versus unequal reward division in other primates.
And they came to the conclusion that primates have a sense of justice, albeit more primitive than human. This is a useful study to help us understand the psychology of human behavior and how it evolved. How should you protect yourself? Also there are some tips that we can use to protect our dates.
For example regularly change passwords in web and two-factor authentication that has become common across the web. In my opinion, this article is useful for everyone, especially in st century, because massive data breaches become common nowadays. Today I have read the article "WhatsApp pushes privacy update to comply with Irish ruling". WhatsApp is taking the action after getting hit with a record million euro fine in September from Ireland's data privacy watchdog for violating stringent data protection rules on transparency about sharing people's data.
This article will be useful for users of Facebook applications. In my opinion, this situation is very good for WatsApp users because we all want our data to be safe. Summary: WhatsApp pushes privacy update. Pay attention to the beginning of the comment - it is a bit strange It tells us about barriers that prevent small island nations from achieving national goals and contributing to global biodiversity goals.
The most common problems were limited capacity, limited resources and lack of government coordination. It is important to recognize that, despite the barriers, practitioners in the region are conducting a wealth of important and successful conservation work.
Many of them are already aware of certain problems and are proactively dealing with them. Gvozd to AI Wednesday, 24 November They are complete and correct. It tells us about the innovative process of transforming powerful greenhouse gas into a food security solution that has been halted by economic uncertainty. Although there is more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, the global warming potential of methane is about 85 times greater.
Methane also threatens air quality by increasing the concentration of tropospheric ozone. Wild fish stocks are badly depleted, and fish farms now provide about half of all the seafood we eat. The solution to these problems can be methane-consuming bacteria, called methanotrophs, which can also provide feed for farmed fish. This is a subject of intense interest because the magnetic field is the interface of our atmosphere with the solar wind, the constant "wind" of particles emitting from the Sun.
Not only can solar wind particles penetrate the magnetic field and cause auroras in our skies, but atoms from our atmosphere can also be lost in space. I was even more interested - now, however, it's time to start working with the two sets of tools together. In March, the Solar Orbiter will make a close pass to the Sun, called perihelion. I would advise future astronomers to read this article. This article reveals that scientists are trying to develop a unique "formula" for longevity and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
They have already made great strides in understanding that altering protein activity does indeed contribute to longevity. I consider this an incredible innovation, since the topic of a healthy lifestyle and its duration is very relevant now. After reading, I learned that all the first results obtained by scientists after experiments on worms. This is an interesting article and I liked it!
It tells us about a new study in which researchers have designed a magnetic element that has six stable magnetic states, which paves the way toward realizing a new type of memory element. The new six-state memory element is different because it is magnetic, whereas flash memory is electronic.
Although electronic memories are currently the most commonly used type of memory, various types of magnetic random access memory MRAM are being actively researched due to advantages in low power consumption, fast operation, and long lifetime. Due to the advantages of this technology its development will be continued. There's an app for that".
It tells us that researchers at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History in Jena, Germany have launched the Color Game, an app designed to provide a new way to study language evolution. This game was developed for a scientific research. Linguists have used data from pre-existing online games before, but building a game for researching is new. I think it's an interesting and very promising method to resolve some of the issues inherent in laboratory studies.
It tells us that researchers have developed a spectroscopic microscope to enable optical measurements of molecular conformations and orientations in biological samples. The new instrument is based on the discrete frequency infrared spectroscopic imaging technique developed by researchers at the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
This project became possible thanks to the joint efforts of researchers from different scientific fields. This microscope allows to image biological samples at the microscopic level more quickly and accurately.
The study showed that due to new developments, there have been a lot of droughts and thus new plots of land appear, I believe that these studies have shown the correct result to which you need to listen and act as quickly as possible, since after a few centuries a huge number of reservoirs can disappear.
This article will appeal to those who are fond of water structures and soil structures, as well as scientists in this field. Summary: The article is about the problem of a decrease in the volume of water bodies or in general their drought.
This article is about the new information about Shigella pathogen,which is the leading cause of childhood diarrheal diseases. The study,which was made in Massachusetts General Hospital has shown some details about Shigella,which can help the world beat the infection.
They discovered how Shigella infets us and offered the way how to block critical component of infection. This article can be useful for everybody in the world due to the fact that the infection is spread throughout the world.
In my opinion,this article is difficult to understand,too much information aimed at a narrow audience. Summary: This article is about the news about Shigella infection.
This article is about the supply chains after the Covidfrom Clorox wipes to semiconductors to computer chips, inventory of many products at big box stores, dealerships and even grocers is low or out of stock. As we see Covid affects almost everything, if not everything in the world. This article tells us how global community tries to change the situation and stabilize it. This article is useful for everybody,who cannot order some thihgs or deliver sth, etc.
In my opinion, this article is informative. Once again made sure that the covid touched all areas of our life. It tells us about researcher from Florida Atlantic University's College of Engineering and Computer Science who has developed new technology for autonomous systems that is responsive to human emotions based on machine-learned human moods.
Adaptive Mood Control provides a convenient, pleasant, and more importantly, trustworthy experience for humans who interact with autonomous vehicles. This article can be useful for everyone, because autonomous technologies will be used in a wide range soon. In my opinion, this article is very interesting. It tells us about harm of social networks. Research into the dark side of social media use has identified 46 harmful effects, ranging from physical and mental health problems to negative impacts on job and academic performance, as well as security and privacy issues.
The World Health Organization has recognized the need for further research on information technology addiction and the need to develop strategies for preventing and treating this problem. This article can be useful for users of Social Networks, especially teenagers. In my opinion this article is very useful in nowadays. Since the beginning of the pandemic, scientists have warned of the long-term threat of littering face masks etc.
The problem is of course much bigger than face masks: industrial and private activities release microplastics into the environment in different ways, where they negatively impact ecosystems.
Microplastics are found in many ecosystems and even ingested by many species. The aim of the research is to determine the content of microplastics in soil. The difficulty lies in the fact that the chemical and physical characteristics of microplastic particles are similar to organic matter, which makes the separation of plastics from soil very complicated.
It tells us about the largest terrestrial carbon sink on earth that is known as the planet's soil. One of the major drawback that many scientists have is that a warming planet will liberate significant portions of the soil's carbon, turning it into carbon dioxide CO2 gas, and so further accelerate the pace of planetary warming.
There are billions of microbes in one teaspoon of soil; a trillion times more microbes than stars in the known universe. And yet, the researchers don't know that much about them. It seems that microbial activity has a large effect on the atmosphere, especially in how microbes help convert organic carbon —think of all the fallen leaves, rotting tree stumps, grasses and other organic matter—into soil, keeping that carbon out of the atmosphere.
Phrases of the Day 1. The main objective - The main objective of this study therefore was to develop a learning activity that integrates basketball and mathematics and examine how it might affect children's motivation in mathematics.
By means of - Computer modeling of deposition and land growth by means of river diversions suggests that the subsidence driven by accumulating sediment has a limited impact on reducing the rate of land growth. Published in - This method, presented in a paper published in Nature Physics, works by exploiting the response of this system to collective spin excitations. From the text I understood that industrial and private activities release microplastic into the environment in different ways, where they negatively impact ecosystems.
This type pollution is best known as a pollutant in oceans, lakes and rivers. But microplastics also have an impact on land: they can break down the structure of soil and harm the creatures that live there.
In both water and soil, microplastics can have an extremely long life. I advise you to read this article to understand why you need to give up plastic. V Wednesday, 24 November The article tells us about the availability of antibiotics in different products. Scientist have conducted research in which they found non-recommended for using in food 81 types of antibiotics.
Most antibiotics contain meat products, but antibiotics are found even in plant products. Antibiotics is not toxic element for human. But the long using antibiotics cause bacteria addictive and poisoning. Antibiotics are using in farming for preserve livestock. We must to use only tested food.
The article tells us about using gallium arsenide material for up the effective of solar panels. The material already used in solar panels, but these panels are used in the space. The panels full based on GaAs are very reliable and expensive. But, if we will use GaAs for creating nanowires in the panel, we can raise the effective of panels for less raise of price.
Panels based on GaAs nanowires can work out their price faster than traditional panels. The article tells us about new method of modeling electronic details. All computers consist of electronic details as transistors. With transistors, we can create boolean schemes, which form the basis of computer devices. In general, the speed of computer depends on a speed of transistors switching. The new method allows create a computer model of transistors. Engineers can change many parameters on the computer model and see the result in real time.
We can create more fast transistors and computers in a short time. Phases of the day: 1 published in -- This method, presented in a paper published in Nature Physics, works by exploiting the response of this system to collective spin excitations.
It tells us about a recent Tesla app malfunction causing a not-so-minor inconvenience for thousands of drivers. Many users rely on the mobile app to lock and unlock their Tesla cars, leaving keys at home.
Last Friday, the aforementioned app had stopped working: the server the app relies on was down. There were thousands of complaints from people who didn't have the keys on them, like "I am stuck an hour away from home because I normally use my phone to start my car". The issue has since been resolved. I think people shouldn't rely on one mechanism all the time, but if they do, they ought to have an alternative on hand. The main objective — "Allowing or denying access to processing operations is the main objective when setting permissions on a dimension".
Published in — "A more detailed plan for PowerShell team investments during the 7. This article is about Max Schaub's research. As Schaub notes, historians and sociologists alike have worked with certain assumptions about social behavior, such as the idea that people in a group will unite for common protection when threatened by an outside force.
However, very little research has been done. For this reason, he designed and conducted a study that involved people living in small communities in the country of Georgia. Through experiment, we learn that, as we would expect, players tend to band together when threatened by an outsider, as the experiment process is games developed by Max Schaub himself. Today I have read an article on the topic "Painting with semiconductors". Article tells us that researchers have developed a reactive ink that can be painted on an equally reactive canvas.
The ink reacts with the material on the canvas to become a semiconductor that emits colored light, an essential part of electronic components such as LEDs.
The researchers have demonstrated the utility of ion exchange lithography by using the technique to produce a working LED. Article is very interecting for me because the topic is very relevant in our time. I liked this article and recommend it to evereone.
This text is about a problem of abrupt climate changes and how scientists decided to mitigate these changes. Geoengineering using sulfuric acid would happen make clouds in the stratosphere, from about 10 to 20 kilometers above the planet. This decision will make the air drier, and the energy of the sun's rays stronger. This text shows us if we work in a certain area, for instance, in engineering, we must know much more in order to make the right decisions.
I like this article and recommend everyone to read it. This article is about studies that show the likely benefits of land development by diversion of rivers, even though these deposits initially caused rapid subsidence in coastal Louisiana.
Both studies are based on new well data collected across the Louisiana coastline. These cores were analyzed for a variety of properties, including sediment density and age. Computer modeling of sediment and land growth through drainage of rivers suggests that sedimentation caused by sediment accumulation has a limited effect on reducing land growth rates both horizontally and vertically. In conclusion I want to note that they were comfortable - all the kites were built within 2 kilometers from the reservoirs, and their height allowed them to descend from the mountain.
Article tells us that many First Nations face three to five times the rate of food insecurity than the Canadian population overall—especially families with children. This work is a great responsibility as it is highly sensitive and important for policy. This article discusses the Solar Orbiter returning to Earth for a flyby before embarking on its main science mission to explore the Sun and its relationship to "space weather. This article can be helpful for studying "space weather". I liked this article.
It tells about how space is studied in our time. Stoyanova AC Vorobyova E. Each of them will learn to speak, love and be friends. All these operations will be performed in the background. They will not interfere with real users.
WW follows an earlier Facebook simulator called Sapienz that studied behavioral tendencies. The WES system is built on a real software platform. In my opinion, this is a great advantage. I think this is a good development. It diversifies the social network. The article describes studies that show the likely benefits of river diversion land development, despite the deposits initially causing rapid subsidence in coastal Louisiana.
This article can be useful for studying and improving the ecosystem of the river and the area where it is located. It talks about how you can improve the condition of the river ecosystem. I have read both your comments. As usual, you common mistake is Present Perfect. It tells us about the research that helped develop a wide range of virtual agents, artificial agents designed to interact with humans.
In their experiments, the researchers asked 45 participants to complete an emotion recognition task. The first stage was the most important. It was he who showed that people pay the most attention to agents who are similar to them. In their article, the researchers hypothesize that specifically asking participants to recognize the emotions of virtual agents can change the usual patterns of facial mimicry.
In my opinion, such a development has a good future. This photo could be published in a fashion magazine. Japan believed that it fell to the parties concerned to resolve the question of permanent status by means of negotiations. If you use an objective lens with a higher numerical aperture, you can collect more light. It can also impact their financial status and employment opportunities.
Recently, a team of bioengineers at the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering has invented a novel soft and flexible self-powered bioelectronic device. It converts human body motions—from bending an elbow to subtle movements such as a pulse on one's wrist—into electricity that could be used to power wearable low-power electronics. This device uses special magnets to generate electricity using human movements. In my opinion this technology can help us to power small electronics, such as sensors or implants.
Phrases: published in This poem was published in Phrases by means of The university motivates us to study as best as possible by means of the payment of a scholarship. From the text I have learnt that police in UK made just under 60, arrests of children in the last 2 monthes. To be honest, I was shocked by this huge number of theft and antisocial behavior, which were made by children. Some of these defendants were just 10 years old—the minimum age at which a child can be prosecuted and punished by law for an offense there.
One such case, the killing by two year-olds of the toddler James Bulger in , is often cited by those in favor of a low age of criminal responsibility. The argument goes that if a child is old enough to act like an adult and commit a serious crime, then they are old enough to be treated like an adult and a criminal. I recommend reading this article for our lawmakers, because crime among children has become more frequent in our country too. Today I have read an article about "Do explanations for data-based predictions actually increase users' trust in AI?
The idea behind their work is that as AI systems become more widespread, explaining why they act in particular ways or why they made certain predictions could increase transparency and consequently users' trust in them. Many researchers have recently argued that machine learning algorithms and other AI tools should be able to explain the rationale behind their decisions, in a similar way to humans. The article describes a new study of first-graders in fifth graders that demonstrates that a six-week mix of hoops and mathematics positively affects their desire to learn more, empowers them to self-determination and increases confidence in mathematics among young people.
In recent decades, considerable attention has been paid to the study of various approaches to stimulate the learning of children. Particular attention was paid to how physical activity can improve the cognitive ability and learning of children. I advise you to read this article, I liked it. Today I have read an article about "What does the future of plastic look like? In order to really transform the recycling process, more attention needs to be paid to the composition of plastic, according to a new research article from Lund University in Sweden.
The paper presents strategies on how to improve recyclability through the smarter design of polymers—and how biobased polymers could shift to carbon neutral alternatives. The production of plastic is constantly increasing: global plastic production now stands at over million tonnes per year. Plastic is an umbrella term for a large group of materials with different properties and potential applications.
It can be everything from hard and strong to soft and pliable, and can also be adapted to withstand extreme heat or cold. This article follows researchers at Cornell University who have developed an innovative method for tracking microbes and understanding the different ways in which soil carbon is recycled. As a result, they convert plant biomass into soil organic matter, which is the basis of soil fertility and which contains three times more carbon than the atmosphere.
Thus, bacteria control the amount of carbon released into the atmosphere or stored in the soil, and each year soil microbes recycle about six times more carbon than all anthropogenic emissions combined. It tells us about a new IoT technology. The researchers have been investigating the use of simultaneous lightwave information and power transfer configurations for transmitting energy and data to underwater electronic devices.
Self-powered internet of underwater things that harvest energy and decode information transferred by light beams can enhance sensing and communication in the seas and oceans. The research could ultimately lead to the deployment of self-powered underwater sensors for tracking climate change effects.
In my opinion, this research will help us to develop IoT faster. This article tells about a technique of "painting" on canvas with the help of an "ink", made of perovskite - a new and highly promising semiconductor material used to produce items such as LEDs and solar cells. It ioniacally reacts with the canvas itself, changing it's colour and making it emit light.
The article can be useful for other researchers, who study perovskite, painters and artists, anyone, who wants to broaden their horizons. As for me, I liked this article as I enjoy learning about different interesting innovations. Comment: Recently, I have read an article, called "Is your phone really listening to your conversations?
It tells how devices we use and sites we visit "learn" about what we like and might want without us even noticing it. Personally, I liked this article, as it sheds lights on AI targeting systems which is a very common technology imbedded in almost all modern devices and I enjoy learning more about them. Fundamentally, after the prices fall, it has started to raise due to a number of problems production meet face-to-face.
Everything is getting more expensive starting from the groceries and electronic products. The impact on groceries is especially important, given that more consumers have been ordering food during the pandemic.
Substantially, it collects the different sort of data and makes predictions based on rules and features self-learned out of the archives. The key thing is that it will be possible to define information about air condition in real-time. Furthermore, the system will improve weather predictions and other structures of the environment. Summary: the system tells about the air condition, which helps to improve the health.
Your comments are thoughtful, thank you. The sentences with phrases are quite interesting. Thank you. Today I have read an article on the topic "Magellanic Stream arcing over Milky Way may be five times closer than previously thought". The article was about the fact that our galaxy is not alone. Swirling around the Milky Way are several smaller, dwarf galaxies—the biggest of which are the Small and Large Magellanic Clouds, visible in the night sky of the Southern Hemisphere.
During their dance around the Milky Way over billions of years, the Magellanic Clouds' gravity has ripped from each of them an enormous arc of gas—the Magellanic Stream.
The stream helps tell the history of how the Milky Way and its closest galaxies came to be and what their future looks like. New astronomical models developed by scientists at the University of Wisconsin—Madison and the Space Telescope Science Institute recreate the birth of the Magellanic Stream over the last 3.
Using the latest data on the structure of the gas, the researchers discovered that the stream may be five times closer to Earth than previously thought. The article is very interesting, I recommend reading it. The article A new project to support student carers phys.
They conducted an investigation and realized that both students and their guardians need help in such as moral, financial, what kind of care is needed, and so on, and the researchers decided to help them, they will work with these people and thereby help them. I believe that researchers are making the right decision, since a huge number of people need this help and I think so. That after a while they will teach people completely and it will be much easier for them to live and learn.
This article will appeal to teachers, psychologists and most of all students. Summary: The article is about how scholars and researchers help students and their guardians. Today I have read an article on the topic "Food insecurity in First Nations".
While the causes are many—environmental degradation, socioeconomic inequality, systemic and regulatory barriers, and more—the fact remains that healthy and traditional foods are in short supply in Canada's First Nations communities, according to the study.
Its findings, along with recommendations for decision-makers, were released October The article was very interesting, I recommend reading it. The article River diversions can overcome Louisiana's rapid sinking phys.
This supercomputer will be able to perform almost 20 quadrillion calculations per second. It would be fastest computer in the world. This power will help study phenomena including climate change, severe weather, wildfires and solar flares.
The supercomputer's name will be decided by a contest among Wyoming schoolchildren. I think this computer will help humanity with modern problems.
Its title is "How plants survive in one of the driest places on Earth, and what they can tell us about climate change". The article describes how plants adapt to the harsh climatic conditions in the desert. Also, these plants can serve as a source of information about climate change in this region. Basically, these studies are aimed at studying fog water.
Fog water is important in that it can serve people as a source of water. I recommend this article for everyone to read because I think this is a very promising study. In our world we often use solar panels to power any kind of electric machines, but solar panels are vulnerable to environment.
So Rice University engineers have developed a new type of solar panels that made of perovskites, which allows solar panels to be more efficient in creating energy and more durable to environment. I think this new technology can help to create better renewable electricity generators.
Its title is "NASA seeks ideas for a nuclear reactor on the moon". This project has many positive consequences.
A powerful source of energy will help people to better understand and explore the moon. Moreover, this achievement would help people in the development of other planets. The plan is to assemble the reactor on Earth and deliver it to the moon.
I recommend this article for everyone to read because I think this achievement could be a breakthrough in space exploration. Phrases of the Day 1 the main objective: Thus the main objective of the restructuring process - to avoid any deficit - has been achieved. Conventional light microscopy has been instrumental for studying cells and microorganisms; fluorescence microscopy enabled visualization of even smaller cell features by selectively adding fluorescent labels to molecules.
These microscopes are often comprise bulky and expensive systems that require regular maintenance to keep the lenses aligned.
Additionally, they need to strike a compromise between device size, the size of the field of view, and resolution. For scientists to see more detail, larger optical components are required, but this causes the field of view to decrease. Chip technology presents a whole different view on microscopy. Chips are compact and can integrate multiple functionalities. The scaling possibilities could allow chip-based microscopes to be produced at a fraction of the cost of standard devices.
Thank you for your active work. But: you must take the examples sentences with phrases from the articles. It is about launching a spacecraft to kick an asteroid off course. First time I have seen this article I thought it is just a fantasy, but the author proved me wrong.
The aim of mission is to understand, if we have an opportunity to protect ourselfs from space threat, and it will be achieved just by smashing the rocket into asteroid.
So, I found this article fascinating because it tells about things i didnt know and opened me eyes on how fast humanity is progressing Phrases of the day: 1 published in In a paper published in the journal Science in , a team of researchers reported the discovery of what was believed to be an example of the first known four-legged snake fossil 2 by means of That's one reason why nutrition is problematic on reserves—and the solution to it is by no means easy to come up with.
This article is about new opportunities, send messages to robots. Helpers chatbots will be available soon. These messaging "chatbots" are basically software that can conduct human conversation and do simple jobs once meant for humans. Google and other companies are reported to be working on similar ideas. In these services, automated chatbots handle some interactions, under the supervision of a human operator.
This article was interesting to me. I learned new information. I recommend reading this to anyone who has a free minute. Summary:Chat bots are a very convenient thing, since they are convenient for obtaining basic information about the service without disturbing the representatives. This article about the latest operating system,Windows This system was introduced in June.
Microsoft's director of products for Windows and devices said in a blog post that the changes were driven by changes in PC usage among consumers during the COVID pandemic. The software will launch at the end of and will continue through Microsoft isn't ditching Windows 10 anytime soon. Microsoft says it will continue to support it until I think this is a very correct decision.
In my opinion, the update is very bright, functional and user-friendly. Class work Article: I've read the article about a new project to support student carers.
According to Carers UK 1 in 8 adults provide unpaid care for family and friends. Novel researhes show that without the necessary support, caring responsibilities can negatively affect the physical and mental health of students, their academic performance. But researchers have not found many practical measures that could help student carers. Many universities have rigid regulations and policies that do not fit their flexible needs.
The peer mentoring program will not only provide valuable student support, but also provide an interesting opportunity for qualitative and quantitative research. Two new studies led by former Tulane University doctoral students show the likely benefits of land building by river diversions, despite these deposits initially causing rapid subsidence in coastal Louisiana.
Using different methods, both studies show that subsidence rates increase due to sediment deposition. Nevertheless, deposition rates typically outpace this accelerated subsidence, with new land creation and higher land elevations as a result.
This article follows a scientific expedition in the Javari River Basin on the border between Brazil, Colombia and Peru that has shown the possibility of using environmental DNA sequencing to study fish diversity in the Amazon. Also, the eDNA method was developed, which consists of extracting DNA molecules present in water samples and identifying the species to which they belong using genetic markers. In Scientific Reports, this article has been debating the limitations of this method of studying environments as diverse as the Amazon.
This article is about a decade-long study that warns that many indigenous peoples face food insecurity three to five times more often than the general population of Canada, especially families with children. There are many reasons: environmental degradation, socio-economic inequality, systemic and regulatory barriers, and others.
This article is about phages that infect bacteria and are also used to treat human infections. However, as with antibiotics, bacteria can easily develop resistance to phage attack, thus limiting the use of phages in medicine. Researchers at Yale University have shown that naturally occurring A phage kills Shigella flexneri, a major cause of dysentery in Africa and southern Asia, and selects phage-resistant mutants with reduced virulence This article will be useful for doctors and ordinary people In my opinion, this article is interesting because it talks about viruses that can not only harm human health, but also save their lives.
Shigella, a bacterial pathogen that causes dysentery and is the leading cause of childhood diarrheal diseases, inserts a pore called a translocon into an infected person's intestinal cells and then injects bacterial proteins into the cells. There, the proteins hijack the cells' machinery to help Shigella multiply.
In a study published in mBio, a team at Massachusetts General Hospital MGH has uncovered important details about Shigella's translocon, which may help researchers develop an effective strategy to block this critical component of infection. This article tells us about a study by scientists that says Grandmothers have strong nurturing instincts and have great difficulty taking care of their grandchildren.
When the pictures were shown, they experienced the same emotions as their grandchildren. When I did the refresh a few days ago, I did what you stated in the first two links. Plus using that info to export to Chrome. When the yellow bar comes up with the message about a web page slowing down your browser it offers a wait or stop option. Clicking on either of them doesn't do anything, and Firefox is frozen - nothing on the screen responds Advice on how to send in a crash report when Firefox is frozen would be appreciated.
So I went back to Google Maps and did a screen grab. When the yellow bar comes up nothing responds anywhere within the Firefox window, when I got into task manager it says Firefox 5 and using about 1. Video and Audio drivers are Intel, not MS, already checked the privacy setting yesterday, and all performance items are unticked. Plus the sweet spot seems to be the default 4. Disable this and performance is closer to normal, with no yellow bar warnings.
I know your solution is months old but I had the same yellow banner issue today. I couldn't connect to comcast email, but everything else seemed to be okay. I am using FF A belated thank you. So for others out there, if this problem started after you added something to your browser, remove it and see if that helps 1st. Using NO recent add-ons. Of course I will be happy to assist. Outdated drivers and driver leftovers can lead to system instability and startup problems.
Driver Sweeper is a tool that will help you to update or remove your device drivers. Driver Sweeper comes in two versions —classic one with an installer and portable. If you are an active computer user, then most likely you have a lot of duplicate files that could be deleted to save disk space. Auslogics Duplicate File Finder is a lightweight free utility that can do just that — find and delete unneeded copies. One of the best features of Auslogics Duplicate File Finder is that it can match files by content.
Secunia PSI is a very handy tool that will help you keep your computer secure and potentially speed up applications. The software detects vulnerable and outdated programs and plug-ins which expose your PC to attacks.
The solution is to apply patches, but going from website to website and downloading patches for numerous applications can be a tedious job. Secunia PSI automates this and alerts you when your programs and plug-ins require updating to stay secure. Patching software can also help you fix a slow computer because outdated programs often cause your software to become slower and less stable. Strictly speaking, Foxit Reader is not a speed-up tool at all.
Nevertheless, it will greatly improve your productivity, especially if you work with PDFs a lot. Unlike the bloated Adobe Reader, Foxit is lightweight, fast, and has some useful features like multimedia support, tabbed PDF browsing, and content-sharing options. So if your computer is not very powerful, Chrome is the browser for you.
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Your communicating these obscure-to-me concepts is evidence of exceptional skill, both your computer knowledge and ability to articulate it to others not so like-minded. Mac OS X has become one of the most popular operating systems for its unique integrated features and performance. The points which you have included in your post is really beneficial. There are many third party tool available in market which helps to keep your Mac fast e.
Nice article and good info. It works well as an over all virus, rootkit, malware etc cleaner. Good, but not what I was looking for. Like me. After reading about the programs suggested — by the looks of the comments here appear that they are not actually freeware…?? Some of them have more advanced paid versions, but you can stick with the free ones, buying paid versions is not required.
Great list of programs for making your computer faster. The top 2 tips I would add to this list cause there a LOT of software tips are be sure to scan your PC for malware like adware and viruses. Also avoid browser tooblars! Are you sure it repairs free? Becasue i been downloading some softwarre programs and they said it cleaned your pc free but when i checked it said you had to pay a bill. Would you please send me another? Thx Jerry. Im trying to update my drivers on my computer and I do not have the disk that they wont me to use.
I bought the computer used and I would like to know how to fix the out of date drivers for free. There has to be something that I can do to fix my computer without having to spend money that I dont have. I forgot to mention in previous message I was trying to purchace the premium boost speed because the features seemed like they might be occasionally useful.
Now if you could come up with a program that can clean up or restore corrupt or distorted mp3 music files ruined because an idiot tech told me to set WMP streaming at low quality setting. Because I have 8. I still need these browsers minus the virus. Anyone have any suggestions? I have read this post and if I could I wish to suggest you some interesting things or suggestions.
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