Jul 15
British Prime Minister Says Trump’s ‘Go Home’ Tweet Is ‘Completely Unacceptable’
Posted in: Today's ChiliMay took aim at Trump after he told congresswomen to “go back” to the “crime-infested places from which they came.”
Jul 15
The internet personality’s “10 Reasons Why” videos were a big hit.
Jul 15
The Morning After: NASA's struggle to keep its Voyager probes working in space
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Jul 15
Jul 15
Even before it had a chance to fully roll out, Windows 10 was already lambasted for how it nagged users to upgrade to Microsoft’s latest but not so greatest. That may now be in the past but it seems that Redmond has found another way to notify users that the version of Windows 10 they’re on will be reaching its … Continue reading
Jul 15
Baby names are important. If you need suggestions, you can always try Google. Or, as one Indonesian family did, you can skip the looking on Google and just name your kid after it.
Jul 15
With Boeing’s 737 Max Still Grounded, U.S. Airlines Cancel Thousands Of Flights
Posted in: Today's ChiliUnited, American and Southwest have taken Boeing’s Max off its schedules through the fall.
Jul 15
The Democratic presidential candidate made the disclosure shortly before a report about his family’s history went live.
Jul 15
But she said in a new statement she still believes that “any actor should be able to play anybody.”
Jul 15
Back in 2018, Google launched a tool aimed at bloggers and webmasters called Blog Compass. This was a tool designed to help provide users with more insights about their blog, highlight topic that are trending, and so on. The idea is that this would allow bloggers to find more interesting topics to write about.
In theory it sounds like an excellent tool, but it seems that maybe in real-life, users weren’t that interested or might be used to other tools that got the job done in a better fashion. This has ultimately led to Google shutting down the service. This was discovered by Android Police who found that when users tried to open the app, they were instead greeted by a goodbye message.
According to the message, “After several months, we have decided to turn down the Blog Compass app. If you want to continue managing your blog, check out the Blogger or Site Kit by Google for WordPress.” Google has yet to give an official reason behind the shutdown, but presumably lack of interest could be the reason.
This is not the first time that a company has killed off a product or service shortly after its launch due to a lack of interest. After all, why would they continue to invest their time and resources into a product that not many people are using, right?
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