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With the COVID-19 virus outbreak forcing people to stay at home, we imagine that some people are no doubt going stir-crazy. However, just because you are stuck at home it doesn’t mean that you cannot be productive. Take a look at artist Banksy, known for his thought-provoking political graffiti that can be found around the world.

Banksy, like the rest of us, is now stuck at home, but it doesn’t mean that the artist has stopped creating. In a series of photos posted onto Instagram, he has shared how he has been making full use of his time, such as by drawing in his bathroom, which according to his caption, has irked his wife to no end.

In the Instagram post below, you can see how Banksy has rearranged his bathroom and drew on the walls to make it look like a family of mice has invaded it. As expected of Banksy, it is a pretty awesome job and everything looks like it has been put together rather cleverly, and it is also pretty humorous.

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. . My wife hates it when I work from home.

A post shared by Banksy (@banksy) on Apr 15, 2020 at 10:45am PDT

We’re not sure how long this coronavirus outbreak will continue and how long people are expected to self-isolate for, so if you’re looking for something to do, maybe you can try and recreate Banksy’s look in your own bathroom!

The COVID-19 Virus Outbreak Has Not Stopped Banksy From ‘Working’ From Home

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Yesterday, Apple announced its brand new iPhone SE. The phone is the successor to the original iPhone SE with updated hardware and specs and a brand new design. It also only costs $399, which is much, much cheaper than what Apple is asking for for its other higher-end iPhone models.

However, as expected for that price, there will be compromises on its specs. While Apple isn’t really one to dive into the tech specs of its products, a recent listing by a Chinese reseller has revealed some of its potential specs, such as its battery where it seems that the new iPhone SE has a disappointingly small 1,821mAh battery.

Now, there’s no way to know for sure if these specs are accurate until a teardown has been conducted, but we imagine that to get the price of the iPhone SE down to $399, we wouldn’t be surprised if Apple opted for lower-end components, and a smaller battery could be one of them. By comparison, the base iPhone 11 launched in 2019 has a 3,110mAh battery, meaning that if these specs are true, the iPhone SE has a battery size about 1,200mAh less, which will no doubt have a huge impact on the overall battery life of the phone.

That being said, the iPhone SE is still quite a powerful device despite the potentially smaller battery. It is powered by the same A13 chipset used in the iPhone 11 and also relies on the same camera smarts of the iPhone XR that allows it to capture photos with bokeh despite it sporting a single lens.

The New iPhone SE’s Battery Is Disappointingly Small

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Following WarnerMedia’s deal with JJ Abrams’ production company in September 2019, HBO Max has revealed three original shows that it will offer from Bad Robot. The three dramas are the first shows to be made under the WarnerMedia deal; they’ll include DC Justice League Dark, Overlook, and Duster. Abrams will serve as the executive producer on all three shows and … Continue reading

The off-Broadway musical’s cast album will be released Friday. HuffPost has a first listen to one of the songs.

Now with the coronavirus spreading around the world, many are no doubt eager to share whatever news that they might find about the virus, such as its spread, potential cures, and so on. However, sometimes this information can be false or misleading, and sharing them will only spread this misinformation and cause undue panic or lead to people making wrong decisions.

Social media is one place that you can easily find and spread such misinformation, and on Facebook’s end, the company has recently introduced a new feature that could help curb this practice. The platform will now begin to alert users if they have interacted with posts on Facebook that are found to be false.

This means that if you’ve ever liked or reacted or shared a coronavirus post on Facebook that has been deemed to be wrong or false, Facebook will now alert you to it. They will also provide links to websites like the WHO that have debunked said false information. This means that unless the user is purposely sharing misinformation, by providing them with accurate information, it will help them change their minds or maybe retract their earlier posts and share the correct information instead.

We imagine that this feature can be applied not just to coronavirus information, but other fake news posts in the future as well.

Facebook Will Now Warn Users If They’ve Interacted With COVID-19 Misinformation

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