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The new Apple TV has a YouTube problem

support@mycoding.id (Stevie Bonifield) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 17:55:57 +0700

Stevie Bonifield

is a news author covering all things person tech. Stevie started out at Laptop Mag penning news and reviews on hardware, gaming, and AI.

People who received the brand new Apple TV 4k today saw several different error messages as shortly as they opened the YouTube app. As the archetypal units arrived, the app was initially lone showing a dreary display alongside a QR code and an error communication saying “YouTube is not yet accessible on this device.” In several cases the app was functional, but had a transparent red bar stuck at the base of the display saying, “YouTube app is approved for equipment evaluation lone and not for manufacturing use.”

Installing the new tvOS 27.2 update and rebooting wasn’t adequate to determine the matter for The Verge’s Tom Warren, he additionally had to uninstall and reinstall the app.

The Verge’s John Higgins stated in his review of the new Apple TV 4K that it’s “one of the finest streaming devices available,” but costly compared to another streaming boxes.

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I paid more for a house in a top school district. Then I sent my daughter somewhere else.

support@mycoding.id (Jamie Davis Smith) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 17:47:01 +0700

Unaihuiziphotography/Getty Images The author stated her family paid additional for a smaller home to live in a fine academy district. Once they moved in, they weren't impressed alongside the learning environment.

When my hubby and I were searching for a home, purchasing in an area alongside highly regarded schools for our four children was non-negotiable.

We ended up spending additional than we planned on a smaller home than we wanted to justify our kids had admission to a fine education. Regardless of anywhere my children's lives ultimately took them, I was assured a fine school, defined by traditional measures, was critical to their forthcoming achievement and happiness.

Moving into the academy district alongside the city's highest-rated schools seemed akin a no-brainer, and value the financial sacrifice and reduced space.

While my family ended up loving our neighborhood, alongside tree-lined streets and children riding bikes everywhere, we were ultimately disappointed in the schools. We decided to alter course, a decision our allies and family motionless battle to understand.

We were disappointed alongside the neighborhood schools

On paper, our neighborhood basic school looked ideal. Yet I shortly learned that its position as a awesome academy depended heavily on its laser-like concentration on improving standardized test scores. To me, it was apparent that this achievement came at a cost.

Located in an affluent area, the academy focused on academic accomplishment and maximizing "learning minutes" complete all else. I felt that it lacked financial diversity, and kids and parents seemed to be in changeless competition to outdo one another. Things got worse whenever the academy instituted policies akin "silent lunch," anywhere kids were prohibited from talking during the period set apart for them to eat. A small rain was frequently adequate to cancel recess, and the academy ended most classroom parties. This created a civilization in which my kids were ultimately not enthusiastic concerning learning and did not appearance onward to going to academy all day.

The author stated she decided to move her female to a distinct academy whenever she realized she wasn't looking onward to going to academy all day. Courtesy of Jamie Davis Smith.

We stuck it out, lone to detect that whenever my older kid started 6th grade, I discovered that I liked our neighborhood center academy equal less. It's huge, alongside additional than 1,400 students dispersed throughout fair three grades. I was appalled by the continuation of a civilization that seemed additional curious in managing students than nurturing them, additional focused on checking administrative boxes than ensuring genuine learning was taking place. When I met alongside my older son's teachers, for example, I discovered that several didn't cognize who he was; they were giving me data concerning another pupil alongside a akin name, a mix-up that was difficult for me to accept.

When it was period for my female to commencement center school, she wanted to prosecute in her brother's footsteps and act our neighborhood school. It would have been the uncomplicated choice: near to home, familiar, and, notwithstanding the challenges, motionless considered the finest and most desirable academy in the city, one another families clashed to get into. Yet, I knew she needed a change.

We decided to use to another schools, equal although they seemed small desirable on paper

Friends in another academy districts throughout the city idea I had misplaced my intellect whenever I started applying to charter schools that, on paper, seemed small desirable than our neighborhood school. Some schools on my catalog had much lesser test scores or higher poorness rates. When we applied, our top-choice school, anywhere my female ultimately injury up, was a Title I school, alongside about fractional the pupil community qualifying for liberated or reduced lunch.

The striking differences on document between the charter academy we sought out and our neighborhood academy kept many parents from applying. Yet, what I see in act nearly all day has convinced me I made the correct choice.

We're blessed alongside our choice

Teachers and administrators appear to genuinely attention concerning the students at my daughter's school. They promptly answer my emails in a way that makes it apparent they not lone cognize who my kid is but comprehend her. The community continually rallies to assistance those in need, including operating grab-and-go markets for families who need assistance putting food on the array and creating "walking trains" for kids whose parents can't obtain their children to academy for a assortment of reasons.

The academy chief is readily accessible to assistance students unlock the pouches they must use to shop their phones all day and to encounter alongside parents. My female and her classmates appear genuinely blessed and challenged.

Most importantly, my female is thriving. She has risen to the difficulty of a difficult International Baccalaureate scholarly program. She has awesome allies who live all complete the city, from all walks of existence and from about the world. That's its own benevolent of education, and fair as crucial to our family.

My thoughts have evolved

I desire I had been open-minded from the commencement concerning what makes a fine school and looked beyond the data presented on paper. Schools are additional than the data presented in a few sentences on websites, and I've learned not to create assumptions concerning a academy according to how many students meet requirements for liberated lunch. Even schools that display elevated scholarly accomplishment power not instruct in ways that activity for all child, depending on their learning manner and personality.

I now cognize test scores don't inform the entire narrative and that a academy that is awesome for one kid power not be the finest for another. I would create the identical decision again without hesitation for my daughter.

I tried 5 fast-food chicken sandwiches. The best one surprised me.

support@mycoding.id (Erin Mcdowell) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 17:37:37 +0700

I compared poultry sandwiches from McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, Popeyes, and Bojangles. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

Chicken sandwiches have rotate into a important fast-food battleground, alongside chains putting their own rotation on the traditional list item alongside distinct buns, sauces, and toppings.

I tried poultry sandwiches from McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, Popeyes, and Bojangles, weighing flavor, texture, toppings, and cost to see which one was value ordering.

Each sandwich varied from classic, merely dressed options to bolder takes alongside Southern-inspired seasonings.

Here's how five fast-food poultry sandwiches compared.

McDonald's delivered a traditional poultry sandwich without much fanfare.

McDonald's poultry sandwich was simple. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

McDonald's crispy poultry sandwich, aptly named the McCrispy, was released amid the 2021 poultry sandwich wars and is accessible in classic, spicy, and — as of January 27 — a new, limited-edition hot-honey flavor.

It disbursal $7.69, excluding tax, at my local sequence in Brooklyn, New York.

The sandwich comes alongside a ample poultry filet, two pickles, and mayonnaise.

The sandwich lone had a ray amount of mayonnaise. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

When I opened it, I noticed the sandwich had a extremely ray smattering of mayonnaise. As person who loves condiments, I established this a small disappointing.

I was enthusiastic to see how it would power the taste.

The poultry sandwich was juicy adequate without the excess mayonnaise, but it lacked the distinct crunch I was looking for.

The poultry sandwich was a small too moist. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

The sandwich was moist but nearly soggy. The bun tasted beautiful synthetic but held the sandwich's contents together perfectly, and in conditions of size, I idea McDonald's nailed the bun-to-chicken ratio.

I'd command it again, but it didn't attack me away.

Wendy's served up a beautiful traditional poultry sandwich.

Wendy's poultry sandwich didn't overly power me. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

It came wrapped in document and disbursal $9.11, excluding tax, at my local Wendy's in Brooklyn, New York.

It came topped alongside lettuce, tomato, pickles, and mayonnaise.

The poultry was a small little crispy than I would have liked. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

The lettuce looked a small limp on archetypal inspection, and there wasn't much of it either. However, the poultry filet was ample — it was practically spilling out of the bun.

Unfortunately, this poultry sandwich was underwhelming.

I wanted the poultry filet to be crispier. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

While this sandwich impressed me in conditions of size, the texture of the poultry filet let it down. It wasn't nearly as crispy as I would have liked, and it bordered on soggy.

The toppings additionally lacked flavor, although the bun was gentle and buttery, which I enjoyed. Even although it was the most costly sandwich, I didn't think it lived up to expectations.

Burger King's traditional poultry sandwich was up next.

Burger King's poultry sandwich comes topped alongside lettuce and tomato. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

Burger King offers a few distinct poultry sandwiches — this traditional Royal Crispy poultry sandwich, a spicy version, one alongside bacon and Swiss cheese, and its older first poultry sandwich, which is served in a longer bun alongside fair lettuce and mayonnaise.

The traditional Royal Crispy poultry sandwich expenses $7.49, excluding tax, at my local Burger King in Brooklyn, New York.

Burger King's poultry sandwich comes topped alongside lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise.

There was a generous amount of toppings on the sandwich. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

This was distinct than the additional Southern sensation profiles served at chains akin Popeyes, McDonald's, and Chick-fil-A.

The amount of toppings was generous, I thought. Thick slices of tomato and lettuce leaves covered the complete poultry filet, and plentifulness of mayonnaise was smeared on top of its fluffy murphy bun.

The poultry filet was thick and juicy, but I wasn't insane concerning the toppings.

I didn't affection the toppings on Burger King's poultry sandwich. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

The tomato tasted a small limp, and the lettuce lacked a distinct crunch. However, the poultry itself really impressed me — it was thick and tender, alongside a rich, briny sensation that I enjoyed. I additionally liked the bun, which was fluffy but sturdy adequate to clasp the sandwich together.

I was remaining wishing the sandwich came alongside fair mayonnaise and pickles, so the poultry could really radiance through.

Popeyes had a awesome poultry sandwich, equal although it wasn't my favorite.

Popeyes' poultry sandwich impressed me alongside its crunchy filet. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

Popeyes practically invented the poultry sandwich wars following it introduced its signature sandwich in 2019, sparking fistfights, lengthy lines, and a ton of online discourse.

The sandwich may not be as talked concerning as it formerly was, but it's motionless a fan favorite. It disbursal $7.99, excluding tax.

The sandwich came alongside a additional generous serving of mayonnaise and two thick pickle slices.

The sandwich came topped alongside mayonnaise and pickles. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

Popeyes puts mayonnaise on the two buns and layers pickles under the poultry filet, environment it distinct from another chains.

The sandwich was delicious, but it didn't have fairly the identical impactful sensation as the winner.

The poultry sandwich was crunchy, and the pickles packed a lot of flavor. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

The poultry filet crunched and flaked alongside all bite, and the thick pickle slices were really tart — they certainly weren't fair for show.

The sandwich was additionally moist and tender, without being a soggy mess.

Overall, I was impressed. However, another sequence clinched the win.

Bojangles' poultry sandwich delivered the most on sensation and value.

The Bojangles poultry sandwich was served on a buttery bun. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

The sandwich, which the sequence updated in the consequence of the poultry sandwich wars, features a ample fried poultry filet on a buttery brioche bun. Its sensation overview is classically Southern, built about fried chicken, pickles, and mayonnaise.

The poultry sandwich disbursal $8.74, excluding tax.

The poultry filet is marinated in Bojangles' signature blend of spices and buttermilk.

It came alongside mayonnaise and pickles. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

Like the another poultry sandwiches, Bojangles' poultry sandwich was topped alongside mayonnaise, but it was thicker than the mayonnaise from another chains. It additionally came alongside two crunchy pickle slices.

Bojangles' procedure of marinating its poultry helped to infuse sensation profound into the flesh fairly than fair covering the surface.

What really stood out to me, though, was the texture.

The poultry filet was unbelievably crunchy. Erin McDowell/Business Insider

The filet was hand-breaded and fried in-store, creating an extra-crispy, craggy covering that delivered a satisfying crunch alongside all bite. The pickles added equal additional crunch, alongside a bright, briny sensation that cut through the richness of the fried chicken.

The sandwich additionally had a subtle boot from the marinade — it wasn't overwhelmingly spicy, but it was adequate to add sensation and keep all nip interesting.

Together, the crispy breading and flavorful filet created a layered texture and sensation overview that set the sandwich distinct from its competitors.

The poultry sandwich wars are complete — for me at least. I province this sandwich the winner.

My favorite recipe app just got a big upgrade — and a subscription fee

support@mycoding.id (Cameron Faulkner) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 17:00:00 +0700

Nearly 10 years following the initiate of Paprika 3, the recipe-managing, pantry-organizing, market list-making app has gotten a big upgrade that adds additional functionality to nearly all border of the experience. I tested Paprika 4 for multiple weeks during it was in open beta, and the update lately launched throughout Android (the type I’ve been using), iOS, Windows, and macOS.

Where Paprika 3 was a one-time acquisition per platform, accessing most of the new features in Paprika 4 requires an annual subscription fee of $14.99 (it can additionally be gifted). With the subscription, you can admission the app on any supported platform. New users, as fine as those who bought Paprika 3 (or former versions) but don’t desire to pay for the subscription, volition be moved to a liberated type of Paprika 4, which comes alongside a smaller choice of features that were accessible to test in beta, affirmative the capability to preserve up to 50 recipes.

Together, the new features locked rearward the paywall create it imaginable to import recipes from social media and from bodily cookbooks, scan merchandise barcodes to arrange your pantry or buying list, and nexus alongside another cooks via the app to portion notes and recipes. They’re good, for the most part, and makes the subscription awareness value it. But the liberated type is upgraded in ways that create it value trying if you’re hearing concerning Paprika for the archetypal time.

Every formula creator lays out their recipes differently, but Paprika 4 lays them out neatly, assuming there’s adequate info to parse (this is a fine example of one that does have adequate info).

My favorite of the new subscription-exclusive features solves a conundrum I frequently discover myself in: My spouse sends me a lot of formula videos on Instagram. I frequently obtain screenshots of the content to part the formula together. Paprika 4 can drag the pertinent info from those screenshots and build a formula — that is, if there’s a complete adequate formula in the content to autofill in Paprika’s formula fields.

As an substitute to feeding the app a screenshot, you can dispatch a social media article from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or Facebook to Paprika 4 direct from the portion sheet, and it’ll scrape the caption and change it in a few seconds. It won’t drag info from a video (which would be convenient — and controversial), and it’ll lone activity if there’s caption content in the photo or video article accessible to scrape. It appears limited, but it’s a nice improvement, and it keeps the nexus to the social media article in the formula so I can effortlessly go rear and perspective it as needed.

A lot of social media accounts conceal their recipes from group scrolling by, requiring an additional stage akin “comment alongside TASTYYUMYUM to get my liberated recipe.” I regard the hustle, equal if I dislike seeing this as I’m searching for recipes. Paprika unsurprisingly stumbles whenever formula posts are too lean on parseable info. But for ones that have enough, it’s really uncomplicated to get them into the app.

Paprika 4 additionally lets you import recipes alongside your phone camera. I’ve used it to obtain pictures from cookbooks that we own, and the app converts them accurately. On the liberated version, you’re constricted to copy-pasting website URLs into the app’s browser and having it change them into recipes that way. It plant really well, but feels rudimentary by comparison.

The updated app is stuffed alongside another new features, multiple of which are a tad superfluous (and small helpful to me) but motionless appear fine to recommendation whenever you’re expecting to diagram subscribers. For instance, you can compile your recipes into your own digital cookbook to portion alongside another users (this characteristic is in the liberated version, too) and set up family sharing — equal DMing links inside the app to another Paprika users. Family sub-accounts can be added to your document for no additional disbursal beyond the subscription, so lengthy as they haven’t made a Paprika document alongside the identical email address.

Paprika 4 can conjecture the nutrition facts of your recipes, which is nice if you have fitness goals or fair mostly akin to cognize what benevolent of warmth your food is packing, so to speak. I wouldn’t obtain the results to be totally accurate, but it seems capable enough. This characteristic is locked rearward the subscription paywall.

Another characteristic I could see myself using additional of is the expanded pantry tool. Paprika 3 had a sole “pantry,” but the paid and liberated versions of Paprika 4 let you define anywhere items are stored, specified as in a cupboard, fridge, freezer, and anyplace else. I was additionally enthusiastic concerning the new barcode scanning feature, a premium characteristic that can quickly and effortlessly add items to your pantry. While it didn’t activity for me in beta, the scanning function plant fine in the current version. It recognized items that I frequently acquisition at Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, and a bodega. It adds what they are in uncomplicated conditions (i.e., oliva oil spray alternatively of “Trader Joe’s Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil Spray”).

The barcode scanning tool that requires a subscription plant really well, making it a breeze to add items to your pantry or market list.

The Cook Mode is neat, and is accessible on the two the liberated and paid versions of Paprika 4. When activated through a drop-down menu, the app says the archetypal stage of the formula out loud, waiting for you to chime in before continuing. You can ask it to reiterate a step, go to the next one, twice or halve the recipe, set timers, and attack steps or ingredients as you complete them, among another preset commands and questions. In this mode, the mic stays on by default, although the app won’t react to unrelated chatter. If asking a immediate doesn’t get it to do anything, you can use the awaken term “paprika” to reengage it. This characteristic has apparent accessibility benefits.

There’s extensive Alexa integration, too, if you pay the subscription fee. It gives Alexa admission to your recipes, market list, pantry, and meal plan. You can oversee market lists and pantries by sound alongside Echo speakers, and screen-equipped Echo devices akin the Echo Show can display recipes and assistance hands-free cooking. The iOS type of Paprika 4 additionally adds widgets and an gathering of shortcuts for iOS and macOS, akin adding items to a market catalog or pantry, showing scheduled meals in your meal plan, and more. These don’t necessitate a subscription.

The premium (paid) type includes all of the features listed in the correct and remaining phone screenshots.

For group who are grave concerning staying organized in the galley — the two in conditions of their pantries and catalog of recipes — these paywalled features volition apt get adequate use all week to be value paying for. Though, if you haven’t used Paprika before, the liberated type is a awesome location to start.

Even as person who was satisfied alongside the features in Paprika 3, I can see the value in paying for the subscription-exclusive features. During the beta, I landed on $2 being a fig I’d be comfortable paying all duration for them, and Hindsight Labs settled on fair $1.25 per month. It’s going to be getting a lot additional prosperity per person than it always has, but akin most Paprika users, I would have purchased the app multiple times complete because of how helpful it is for me. I conjecture I get to do that now.

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Brazil's Caixa insurer breach exposes names and tax IDs of all 7.6M customers

support@mycoding.id (Doris Putra) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:52:04 +0700

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I moved to Seattle from India for my husband's job. The loneliness, cost of living, and toll on my body shocked me.

support@mycoding.id (Perri Ormont Blumberg) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:40:16 +0700

Neha Shah. Diaspora Nutrition

This as-told-to composition is according to a conversation alongside Neha Shah, the 38-year-old originator of Ayurvedic Intelligence, who is based in the Seattle metropolitan area. It's been edited for dimension and clarity.

I expected my passage of moving from India to the US to revolve about adjusting to the weather, learning a new company culture, and construction a routine. Instead, I ended up rebuilding my complete identity, starting alongside my health.

When my family and I were living in India, I saw the move to Seattle for my husband's job as an breathtaking next step. My scheme was straightforward: resolve into our new home, navigate the job market, and choice rear up alongside my application engineering occupation in one of America's biggest tech hubs.

The biggest daze following arriving in the US wasn't cultural; it was physical. Within months of moving, my build began reacting intensely to my environment.

I developed chronic bloating, persistent fatigue, systemic inflammation, and stubborn importance gain. What made it so baffling was that my nutrition hadn't changed: I was motionless cooking the identical traditional meals from scratch that I'd eaten all day in India.

This derailed my come back to application engineering and sparked the basis for Ayurvedic Intelligence, my endeavor as an combined nutrition and health coach.

As an engineer, I couldn't obtain vague answers to my health issues

I started digging into the biologic actuality of immigration and discovered dietary acculturation: how shifting to a new food surroundings alters the microbiome, and how differences in agriculture processing, dirt quality, water, and food infrastructure in the West power the individual body.

That's whenever I saw a massive, unaddressed gap in the health industry. Realizing that many South Asian immigrants might've been silently suffering from the exact identical "environmental bug" without a culturally intelligent example to fix it, I knew I had to build the resolution myself.

I worked as an engineer in India from 2010 to 2012 and afterward took a five-year interrupt to immerse myself in motherhood and family life. After I moved to the US and informed health challenges, I became a Certified Holistic Health Coach through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN) and a Certified Ayurvedic Nutrition Practitioner.

Jharkhand and the Seattle area are starkly different

While Seattle offered awesome expert opportunities, my regular beat changed entirely.

In Jharkhand, strolling and community communication were built into the day, alongside caller create coming from short, local provision chains. In the greater Seattle area, my existence immediately became car-dependent.

Seattle has been investing in its transit system. The Link ray barrier has expanded significantly, ridership has been climbing, and the park-and-ride example plant fine for agency commuters, but it's fair distinct culturally from India, anywhere group are used to lengthy train rides or making do alongside what's walkable.

For regular existence exterior the agency commute, akin a spontaneous errand, a caller create run, or academy pickup, a car is motionless applicable for most families in the Seattle area.

The cost-of-living daze was its own distinct adjustment

In India, family help, caller create markets, and extended family assistance made regular existence manageable, equal on a humble income. In Seattle, my family spends between $5,000 and $7,000 a duration on housing. Groceries disbursal us additional in a duration than my mother spent in a duration cooking for eight people.

In India, I walked into a clinic, saw a doctor the identical day, paid what felt akin nothing, and walked out alongside a prescription. In Seattle, I learned what a deductible was, what a copay was, and what it meant to delay three weeks for an project for item that felt urgent.

The pay advantage in America is real, but it narrows formerly you document for what life really expenses here. In India, my earnings covered rent, food, family help, and healthcare, during motionless leaving room. In Seattle, the identical proportion of earnings covers rent and health insurance, and not much else, without careful management.

In India, I'd never formerly idea concerning loneliness

My mother lived 12 hours distant from me by train, but that extend felt akin nothing since connectivity was so woven into regular existence that a phone call and an overnight journey could near it entirely — and making that journey was normal.

My neighbors in India were family-adjacent. They showed up alongside food without being asked. If I were sick, person next entrance would cognize before I had decided whether to citation it. The social infrastructure of Indian existence is so total that I did not acknowledge it as infrastructure until it disappeared completely.

Here, my next-door neighbors grin politely whenever we cross paths and afterward near their doors. They're not unkind, fair self-contained in a way I had no citation item for. I recall position in my flat on a Sunday afternoon, entirely alone, alongside rain on all window, thinking: this is what group average whenever they say quiet. I had never informed quiescent akin that before.

Becoming a mother in America was nothing as I expected — and that felt good

In India, motherhood is a community project. My mother would've been there for the shipment and moved in for the archetypal 40 days. New mothers are fed particular warming foods, stated regular oil massages, and surrounded by women who have done this before. The cognition passes through existence and through person who watches and gently corrects them.

What I didn't anticipate was how fine I felt doing it differently.

My parents flew in. We recreated as much of the traditional attention as we could: the heated foods, the rest, the rhythm, but without the extended network came no competing opinions, no anxiety passed downward through well-meaning relatives, and no one projecting their fears onto my newborn or my body. Just my parents, my husband, and adequate quiescent to really comprehend my own instincts for the archetypal time.

The loneliness of American motherhood is real, but the mental clarity that came alongside it genuinely amazed me.

Finding a community in Seattle was additional straightforward than I expected

Many tech-focused cities in America have large, educated, deeply established Indian diaspora communities. It started alongside my husband's colleagues at Amazon. Then social gatherings, flea markets, and traditional events. One introduction leads to another, and before lengthy we had a circle that understands the two worlds without needing explanation.

The homesickness never completely disappears, but it becomes manageable whenever you halt treating association as optional and commencement treating it as a commitment. We additionally create visiting all year, or all another year, a non-negotiable.

My direction for those moving to the US from abroad

For those moving to the US from abroad, study the US food scheme akin you study taxes or healthcare.

Do not assume that familiar-looking ingredients have the identical nutritional overview here. Differences in farming, dirt health, wheat processing, and pasteurization average your build is interacting alongside an entirely new ecosystem.

Most importantly, pay notice to your bodily build during your archetypal year. Persistent bloating, abrupt fatigue, or unexplained importance acquire are not fair stress; they could be first biologic signs that your gut microbiome is struggling to modify to a new food environment.

Address those signals first before insignificant discomfort turns into chronic health issues.

Did you relocate for activity and desire to portion your story? Email the editor, Agnes Applegate, at aapplegate@businessinsider.com.

Why is Google cutting off Search from AI-free schools? Here are some theories

support@mycoding.id (Doris Putra) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:29:10 +0700

By Sequoia Carrillo

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Google is a big part of the academy day for millions of students. It's not lone a hunt engine. It's a hub for sharing documents and turning in homework.

An notice this month makes it clear: Google wants AI to be a part of that learning ecosystem.

Many parents do not.

"Parents are angry," stated Jodi Carreon, a mom in Southern California. "They're extremely angry."

Related Story: NPR

When Carreon, who additionally runs the assistance collection Schools Beyond Screens, archetypal peruse that Google was letting schools rotate off AI features for students, she was excited. Her collection is part of the parent-led movement demanding limits on innovation in the classroom.

But equal as districts including Los Angeles Unified, Seattle Public Schools and New York City Public Schools lately accepted to bans on AI in the classroom, Google did not. If schools don't desire AI Overviews to appear whenever students use its flagship Search tool, the business said, they volition endure admission to Google Search altogether. Even advocates who desire small tech in schools cognize losing the capability to "Google" item volition be an matter for teachers.

In a article on X, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani stated Google is using "its monopoly power to power AI into our community schools," and Democratic Sen. Ed Markey of Massachusetts wrote to Google's CEO demanding the business reverse its policy.

A baffling move

Tracy Pizzo worked at Google for additional than a decade before leaving the business in 2022. Much of her period at the business was focused on learning and ethical AI standards. Google's move this duration baffled her, particularly coming at a period whenever young people's use of AI is under specified scrutiny.

She has a theory concerning why the tech elephantine is taking this stance: It could be connected to two latest court cases Google fended off in D.C.

Google was sued by big online publishers who stated adding AI overview to hunt negatively affected their business. The publishers sued under antitrust laws, and their disagreement hinged on convincing the court that AI Overviews was a distinct merchandise from Google Search.

"The fairness decided that Search and AI are an unified product," Pizzo said, and subsequently dismissed the cases. "Now if Google were to provision an off toggle for schools lone … that's evidence that they can be separated. And that undermines the win they fair had in court."

When asked for comment, Google directed NPR to its original announcement, anywhere the business said, "Our goal is simple: provision academy leaders the authority and confidence to use AI products in classrooms as they see fit." The business did not react to additional questions by NPR concerning any association between its notice and latest antitrust cases.

NPR asked antitrust experts concerning this theory. They weren't entirely convinced, but additionally didn't disregard it altogether.

The "AI or nothing" approach

In any case, Google's AI Overviews doesn't get elevated marks from several watchdogs.

Common Sense Media, a nonprofit that evaluates how teens engage alongside technology, lately gave the merchandise an "unacceptable risk" rating. Among another things, Common Sense dinged the tool for unsafe satisfied and citing false information.

The day following the announcement, Google came under blaze for another AI merchandise in schools. Parents in North Carolina sued the business following Google's chatbot, Gemini, helped their 13-year-old female scheme her self-destruction and burial on her school-issued Chromebook.

Even several of Google's longtime partners are amazed by the company's current position, including superintendent Hank Thiele in Illinois.

Related Story: NPR

"It may have caused a lot of damage in the rely that Google has built in education," he said.

Thiele has worked alongside Google Classroom for nearly two decades and says the business has continually been a awesome partner. His district, made up entirely of elevated academy students, is in the procedure of figuring out AI for its students. As an first adopter of tech in the classroom, he wants to be on top of it alongside AI.

He stated he thinks the business volition hear to people's feedback but they bungled the messaging.

"Google should have fair plainly said, 'Our bad,'" Thiele said. "That would have been the suitable reply to a school."

The "AI or nothing" approach, as Thiele put it, did not district well.

Edited by Nirvi Shah and Nicole Cohen

Google is a financial protagonist of NPR.

Apple announces release dates for the first Apple Home Collection smart devices

support@mycoding.id (Andrew Liszewski) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:22:14 +0700

Andrew Liszewski

is a elder newsman who’s been covering and reviewing the latest gadgets and tech since 2006, but has loved all things digital since he was a kid.

The archetypal few astute residence devices and accessories that Apple co-developed alongside LG Electronics and Schneider Electric for its new Apple Home Collection are now accessible for preorder through the company’s online store, alongside shipment expected in mid-December. Apple announced the gathering a duration ago as part of a stronger shove into the astute residence area that’s led by its new Siri AI-powered HomeView astute display which is additionally now accessible starting today.

Of all the Apple Home Collection devices currently listed on its online store, lone a fistful of LG accessories are accessible for preorder. These contain the $299.95 LG Outdoor Cam and $199.95 Indoor Cam, affirmative the $249.95 LG Video Doorbell, which all display an estimated shipping timeline of December 11th to December 17th. The remainder of the collection, including the $399.95 LG Floodlight Cam, $349.95 LG Smart Deadbolt Lock, $199.95 LG Smart Thermostat, $199.95 Schneider Home Smart Thermostat, and $39.95 Schneider Home Room Sensor, aren’t yet accessible for preorder and don’t have an estimated container date.

The devices in the Apple Home Collection don’t contain exclusive features or functionality, but through the partnership, Apple has streamlined the setup procedure so it’s as uncomplicated as tapping them alongside your iPhone to get them running. The devices in the gathering additionally use Thread to remain connected should they endure admission to the net or your Wi-Fi network, and they can automatically update their network credentials if you create changes to your wireless network.

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What do workers do when Microsoft's outage means they can't send emails? Make memes, of course.

support@mycoding.id (Pete Syme) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:11:44 +0700

Hugh R Hastings/Getty Images Microsoft suffered a earth outage on Thursday and Friday.

Millions of workers have been unable to use their email and another center tools following a Microsoft outage.

Microsoft archetypal flagged the disruption midday Thursday, and problems continued into Friday. By 9 a.m., issues persisted, but the tech elephantine stated it had "significantly reduced" the backlog of emails waiting to be delivered.

It additionally stated there was no evidence of malicious activity.

Meanwhile, group about the earth have been remaining alongside a comparatively quiescent end to the operating week.

How alternatively do you cope, or celebrate, but by making memes?

One X article alongside 300,000 views shared a clip from HBO's "Succession" in which Roman Roy, played by Kieran Culkin, receives a flurry of panicked emails — before awkwardly ignoring them.

One person joked that whenever the outage hit, they were fair concerning to complete a project that would've turned their existence around. Honestly.

i was fair concerning to dispatch the email that was going to alter everything
— richard (@richard_normal) November 12, 2026

Without email, another netizens joked concerning reverting to old comms methods. If item goes drastically wrong, perchance the Beacons of Gondor from "The Lord of the Rings" would be a helpful backup …

… Or how concerning a fine old-fashioned handwritten letter, alongside ink and a quill?

For most people, though, it was logic for ritual — especially on a Friday.

Many felt a awareness of peaceful bliss following disconnecting from Outlook.

…Or undisguised joy.

It wasn't fine news for everyone, though. People whose offices use Google's suite of products, including Gmail and Google Meet, were alternatively forced to appearance on alongside jealousy.

The outage additionally prompted several group to think of simpler days.

Before AI, and before the earth of activity for many, Microsoft Office used the animated paperclip, Clippy, as a helpful aide for users. It was discontinued in 2007.

Sadly, alongside Microsoft saying that issues had declined fair as the US workday began, it may shortly be period to halt making memes and get to work.

Jonathan Blow – If AI Solved Coding, Why Is My Software Still the Same? [video]

support@mycoding.id (Doris Putra) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:08:44 +0700

Jonathan Blow – If AI Solved Coding, Why Is My Software Still the Same? [video]. Comments

Palmfrets, Minnesota guitarist's invention, strikes a new chord

support@mycoding.id (Putri Silvia) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:08:07 +0700

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A Microsoft executive showed how AI agents can help travelers avoid Airbnb fees

support@mycoding.id (Alistair Barr) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:06:01 +0700

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky. Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for Airbnb

Here's a clever way to preserve prosperity on your next holiday rental. And it shows how AI agents can create mundane tasks easier.

Nicolas Bustamante, an AI administrator at Microsoft, lately shared a trick on X that saved his family 14% on an Airbnb booking.

Before paying, he asked an AI delegate to hunt the web for the identical asset on its own website. The delegate established it, checked preparedness for the identical dates, and discovered that booking immediately was cheaper.

This isn't a new trick. Savvy travelers have lengthy established properties they akin on Airbnb or Vrbo, afterward searched the web to discover the exact identical rental and publish immediately alongside the owner. That can preserve the two travelers and hosts the fees charged by these platforms.

AI agents create this procedure additional seamless by doing the searching and comparing for you.

That's possibly bad news for Airbnb and Vrbo, but fine news for travelers and hosts.

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky says agents are barely making any bookings on his platform. Maybe that's since they're booking elsewhere, Brian.

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Daily Search Forum Recap: November 13, 2026

support@mycoding.id (Barry@Rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:00:00 +0700

Here is a recap of what happened in the hunt forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and another hunt forums on the web.

Google says it has pushed its biggest example update to Google Search yet alongside Gemini 4 Hydrogen - yes, during a center update. Google Search Console's Search Console Generative AI achievement study has a data bug between November 9 and 11, yes, during a center update. Google is bringing rear AI-generated depiction generation in AI Overviews. Google has published a new assistance document named Identify Google Search traffic in your web analytics or server logs. OpenAI sent its weekly ChatGPT Ads update email announcing multiple updates. The Internet Licensing Collective launched alongside Yahoo Scout a way to pay publishers for their satisfied being used in AI. Google has updated the editorial requirements for Merchant Center titles saying you can no longer "include dates in any format" inside the heading of the listing in the redemption section. Google has dropped the "experimental" tag from the Deal Ends note for Google Merchant Center Product Listing Ads. Google Ads updated its Conversion Lift assistance records chiefly to provision additional detailed specialized requirements and troubleshooting guidance. Google has added a division to the mobile type of Google Shopping (maybe desktop as well) named "Highlighted on the web." And I posted my weekly video recap, it was a occupied week, so power be value watching.

Search Engine Roundtable Stories:

Google Search Gets Massive Upgrade With Gemini 4 Hydrogen
Google Search has received a "massive upgrade alongside Gemini 4 Hydrogen," stated Nick Fox of Google. "The biggest example upgrade to Search yet has landed," stated Robby Stein of Google. It is excellent fast, has improved understanding, improved query fan-out and linking, additional ocular responses and richer tongue understanding.
Google Search Console Generative AI Performance Report Data Bug Nov 9 - 11
Google has confirmed a data logging bug in the Search Console Generative AI achievement study in Search between the dates of November 9 and November 11, 2026 which caused a decrease in impressions.
Google AI Overviews AI-Generated Images Have Returned For Some
Google seems to be bringing rear the capability for Google Search to create images on the fly inside Google Search. Google initially announced this rear in July of this twelvemonth and afterward paused the test the next duration following several controversy. Now, it seems to be coming rear for several searchers.
New Google Help Doc Explains How To Identifying Traffic From Google Search
Google has published a new assistance document named Identify Google Search traffic in your web analytics or server logs. This document explains how to see if Google Search is sending you traffic in your own web analytics scheme or server logs by inspecting the HTTP Referer header.
OpenAI ChatGPT Ads Updates: Intelligent Bidding, New Cost Targets, Geo-Flexibility & Product Set Filters
OpenAI fair sent out its weekly ChatGPT Ads update email announcing a figure of updates including intelligent bidding, new disbursal targets in Ads Manager, additional geographic elasticity for merchandise nourish campaigns and additional elastic merchandise set filters.
Yahoo Scout To Pay Publishers Through The ILC For Using Content In AI Answers
The Internet Licensing Collective, a nonprofit, publisher-led licensing company for Internet publishers and creators, launched the another day alongside Yahoo Scout as its archetypal business partner. Yahoo Scout, through the ILC volition pay publishers for using their satisfied in its AI responses.
Google Merchant Center Promotions Titles Now Disallows Redemption Dates
Google has updated the editorial requirements for Merchant Center titles saying you can no longer "include dates in any format" inside the heading of the listing in the redemption section. Previously, the document allowed several date formats, I believe.
Google Merchant Center Deal Ends Annotation No Longer Experimental
Google has dropped the "experimental" tag from the Deal Ends note for Google Merchant Center Product Listing Ads. Google has additionally stated this characteristic is no longer accessible in India; previously, it was.
Google Ads Updates Conversion Lift Set Up Documentation
Google Ads updated its Conversion Lift assistance records chiefly to provision additional detailed specialized requirements and troubleshooting direction for advertisers environment up incrementality studies. There are a lot of changes to the document but current are the big ones.
Google Shopping Section Named Highlighted On The Web
Google has added a division to the mobile type of Google Shopping (maybe desktop as well) named "Highlighted on the web." I can see this division whenever I hunt for merchandise in Google Shopping on mobile, but I do not see it on the desktop interface.
Search News Buzz Video Recap: Google November Core Update Is Here, ChatGPT Business Hub Gives Us Clicks, Yahoo Pivot Search & Google Ads Invalid Traffic
Google has begun the rollout of the November 2026 center update. Google additionally had hunt ranking volatility on November 8th and 9th. Google released a important update to Google Search alongside Gemini 4 Hydrogen days following Gemini 4 Carbon came out. And to top all of that off...
Google Research Speaker Podium
Here is a photo of a speaker podium at the Google agency that is for the Google Research team. This is from the GooglePlex agency in Mountain View, California.

Other Great Search Threads:

Search Engine Land Stories:

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These Are the Best Early Black Friday Deals on Soundbars From Sony, Bose, Samsung, and LG

support@mycoding.id (Pradershika Sharma) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:00:00 +0700

Pradershika Sharma is a tech deals author for Lifehacker.

She has a Master’s flat in English Literature, a B.Ed., and a TESOL certification. She has been penning professionally since 2018, creating merchandise reviews, affiliate articles, and hunt ads for earth clients during operating alongside Rubix Agency and Cognizant. Previously, she spent a twelvemonth instruction English at the younger elevated level.

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Upgrading your TV's audio doesn't necessarily average spending a fortune on a complete residence theater setup, particularly alongside first Black Friday deals bringing significant discounts on soundbars and audio systems from Sony, Bose, Samsung, and LG. Sony has several of the biggest cost cuts, alongside funds of up to 32% throughout choose Bravia Theater models, including additional than $700 off its premium Theater Trio system.

Samsung's Dolby Atmos soundbars are additionally discounted by as much as $400, during Bose and LG have additional affordable options for anyone looking to enhance conversation clarity, add several bass, or bask encircle audio without a complex setup. Whether you're buying for a compact speaker for a area TV or a additional immersive scheme for movie nights, current are the deals value considering.

These Sony residence audio systems are up to 32% off for Black Friday

Sony Bravia Theater Trio

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For anyone construction a premium residence theater about a ample TV, the Sony Bravia Theater Trio is downward to $1,498 from $2,199.99, preservation you $701.99, or approximately 32%. Unlike a accepted soundbar, the Trio uses three distinct forefront speakers for the left, center, and correct channels, assisting dispersed conversation and effects throughout a wider soundstage. You can peruse PCMag’s “excellent” review for additional details.
The Sony Bravia Theater Bar 7 is downward to $718 from $869 for anyone who wants a sole soundbar under the TV. Its nine speakers contain upward- and side-firing drivers that broaden the soundstage and provision Dolby Atmos several height, but there’s no subwoofer, so the now $898 Bar 7 alongside a wireless sub bundle (down from $1,099.99) power be the improved choice for deeper bass.
Moving downward Sony's lineup, the Bravia Theater Bar 6 is $548, downward from $699.99, and pairs a 3.1.2-channel soundbar alongside a wireless subwoofer and upward-firing speakers for Dolby Atmos height effects. Spending $100 additional gets you the Bravia Theater System 6, now $648 from $799.99, which adds rear speakers in a 5.1-channel setup for movies and games anywhere audio moves rearward you.
For a additional affordable upgrade, the Sony Bravia Theater Bar 5 is downward to $278 from $349.99, preservation you nearly $72. It's a 3.1-channel scheme alongside a dedicated center speaker and wireless subwoofer, so conversation should arrive through additional plainly during music and movie effects get several additional low-end presence.

Sony’s older systems are discounted too, including the HT-S400 at $258, downward from $299, which pairs a 2.1-channel soundbar and wireless subwoofer alongside S-Force Pro Front Surround to broaden the audio for mundane TV, sports, and informal movies. The HT-S40R is arguably the improved agreement at the identical $258, downward from $329.99, since it adds two rear speakers for a complete 5.1-channel setup, although neither example supports Dolby Atmos.

These Bose soundbars are up to 22% off

Bose TV Speaker (2nd Gen)

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For smaller rooms or for anyone who chiefly wants conversation to arrive throughout additional clearly, Bose has two compact soundbars on sale: The newer Bose TV Speaker (2nd Gen) is downward to $239 from $299, alongside an updated acoustic scheme that Bose says improves clarity and general audio performance. Meanwhile, the first Bose TV Speaker is $199, downward from $279, and offers a likewise compact scheme alongside a dedicated conversation manner and adjustable bass.

Save up to $400 on these Samsung soundbars

with Wireless Subwoofer

Samsung Q-Series Soundbar HW-Q800H

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Samsung’s HW-Q800H is downward to $697.99 from $1,097.99, a $400 cut on a 5.1.2-channel Dolby Atmos soundbar alongside a wireless subwoofer. Its side- and upward-firing speakers assistance location effects about and complete you, during a dedicated center conduit keeps conversation apparent during occupied act scenes.
For item that takes up small space, the Samsung HW-S60D is $277.99, downward from $399.99, and fits seven speakers, including side-firing drivers, into a compact 5.0-channel soundbar. It additionally supports Dolby Atmos, Adaptive Sound, and a sound enhancement mode, alongside alongside Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, AirPlay, and Chromecast for music streaming. That said, it has no upward-firing speakers or subwoofer, so its height effects and bass won’t equivalent that of the Q800H.

These LG audio systems are up to 38% off

LG S6FTR Soundbar alongside Rear Speakers

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with Rear Surround Speakers and Wireless Subwoofer

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If you're looking for a complete encircle audio scheme without spending multiple hundred dollars, the LG S6FTR is downward to $249.99 from $399.99, preservation you $150, or approximately 38%. It's a 5.1-channel residence theater bundle alongside a soundbar, subwoofer, and dedicated rear speakers. That makes it particularly appealing for act movies and games, anywhere directional audio adds to the experience.
The LG S40TR is another affordable choice for anyone who wants rear speakers included in the box. It's currently $199.99, downward from $279.99, and offers a 4.1-channel institution alongside a wireless subwoofer and two rear speakers. This should provision movie soundtracks a greater awareness of direction than a essential soundbar, during the subwoofer handles the lesser frequencies that smaller TV speakers frequently battle to reproduce.
At fair under $187, the S60T is the smallest costly scheme in this roundup, pairing a 3.1-channel soundbar alongside a wireless subwoofer for clearer conversation and fuller audio than your TV’s speakers. That said, it lacks rear speakers and Dolby Atmos height channels, so it’s improved suited to person who wants a simple, affordable upgrade without filling the area alongside additional hardware.

Black Friday FAQs

Are Black Friday deals value it?

In short, yes, Black Friday motionless offers discounts that can be rare throughout the remainder of the year. If there’s item you desire to buy, or you’re buying for gifts, it’s a fine period to appearance for discounts on what you need, particularly tech sales, residence betterment supplies, and fitness tech. Of course, if you need to preserve money, the finest way to preserve is not to buy anything.

What do you think so far?

How do I create the most of Black Friday?

Do your investigation to decide if the deals you're keeping tabs on are really a deal. If you awareness akin that's too much work, we already do that for you, so prosecute our Black Friday coverage for the latest and finest deals our squad finds. Another fine tip is to lone buy what you need. It appears simple, but making a catalog of the things you desire before jumping into a transaction alongside millions of products helps you concentration and create smarter decisions.

Are Cyber Monday deals improved than Black Friday?

Black Friday used to be bigger for important retailers and additional costly tech and appliances, during Cyber Monday was for cheaper tech and gave smaller businesses a chance to vie online. Nowadays, though, the difference is nearly meaningless. Every important retailer volition recommendation revenue on the two days, and the astute move is to cognize what you desire and use guides akin our live blog to discover fine deals.

Our Best Editor-Vetted Early Black Friday Deals Right Now

Apple AirPods Pro 3 Noise Cancelling Heart Rate Wireless Earbuds — $199.00 (List Price $249.00)

Apple iPad 11" 128GB A16 WiFi Tablet (Blue, 2025) — $399.99 (List Price $449.00)

Apple HomeView Smart Display (Silver, 2026 Release) — $299.00 (List Price $299.00)

TCL Tab 10 Gen 4 128GB 10.1" Tablet (Dark Blue/Gray) — $169.99 (List Price $199.99)

Ring Outdoor Cam 2K Battery (2026 Release, White) — $49.99 (List Price $99.99)

Ring Battery Doorbell (Retinal 2K, Speckled Gray) — $39.99 (List Price $99.99)

Blink Outdoor 4 1080p 3-Camera Kit With Sync Module Core + Doorbell — $65.99 (List Price $259.98)

Deals are selected by our commerce team

Pradershika Sharma is a tech deals author for Lifehacker.

EU Digital Identity Wallet rollout: every EU state on one board

support@mycoding.id (Putri Silvia) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 15:58:07 +0700

Who has a digital wallet yet?

Updated 15 Oct 2026

Track EU states' wallets, their builders and the evidence rearward all claim.

Map Where Ireland sits The board Scorecard Method Alerts: Wallet Watch

Europe by wallet evidence grade

Live now: Denmark, Italy · Ireland: Pilot / testing, class D.

Choose a nation to examine its score, phase and builders. Grades depict published evidence, not lawful compliance.Use the grid. Grades depict published evidence, not lawful compliance.

Choose a countryAT BE BG CY CZ DE DK EE ES FI FR GR HR HU IE IT LT LU LV MT NL PL PT RO SE SI SK

Tap a nation or use Tab to move through the map. Small states are additionally listed at lesser left.Pick a nation above, or hunt below.

Find a country

A 80+ · B 65–<80 · C 50–<65 · D 35–<50 · E <35

Grades measure published evidence.

They do not measure lawful compliance or wallet quality. How grades work

Showing all 27 EU states.

Pick a nation above, or scroll for the complete commission of 27 ↓

Quick answers

Which EU countries have launched an EUDI wallet?

Denmark and Italy. Both are publically available. Neither is EUDI-certified yet.

When must banks and another services obtain the wallet?

Banks and another personal services that must use powerful client authentication have to obtain the wallet from 24 Dec 2027 (eIDAS 2, Art. 5f(2)). Micro and small enterprises are exempt.

At a glance

Publicly accessible national wallet

DK IT

Stage is live or certified, alongside community admission evidenced.

In genuine users' hands

DK IE IT

Includes community beta and publically accessible wallets.

General eID law in force

BE HR DK FI FR GR HU IT MT SK SI

National eID law; wallet-specific law is scored separately.

Public preparedness mark following 24 Dec 2026

EE FI DE NL RO SK SE

Announced national target, not a lawful finding.

Country evidence checked 7 Oct 2026 to 15 Oct 2026; all item gives its own inspect date. "Not publically confirmed" method we could not discover chief evidence, not that it hasn't happened. The Scorecard compares published evidence throughout five pillars. Next quarterly review: Jan 2027.

Where Ireland sits

Pilot / testing Government Digital Wallet in invitation-only beta built by OGCIO; eIDAS omnibus invoice motionless at Heads stage; wider initiate stated for 2026.

Next: 2026 Wider community initiate of the Government Digital Wallet.

Banks and another personal services that must use powerful client authentication have to obtain the wallet from 24 Dec 2027 (eIDAS 2, Art. 5f(2)). Micro and small enterprises are exempt.

The board

Sort Consortium

Stage is the programme's general status. The six steps are the evidence we've confirmed, so a nation can have a aviator on document and motionless be at an before phase overall.

Compared alongside the EU’s 24 Dec 2026 deadline for national wallets.

evidenced announced target not publically confirmed not applicable Ladder: Law in power · Builder named · Pilot evidenced · Public beta · Generally accessible · EUDI certified

Select a nation for its complete record: wallet, who's accountable, builders, all dated milestone and the sources.

All 27 nation pages

Outside the EU: observe list: Ukraine

Outside the EU: observe list

Not an EU Member State. Not border by eIDAS 2 deadlines.

Ukraine (Diia)

candidate (accession negotiations opened 2024-06)

What citizens use todayDiia combines a mobile app and a public-services portal, launched in 2020. The app includes an ID card, biometric passport, driving licence, conveyance registration, tax figure and child's commencement certificate. Its digital passports have family lawful equivalence to document documents under the law productive 23 August 2021. Diia.Signature supports signing documents and authenticating to services. EUDI linkThe European Commission's aviator overview, updated 22 July 2026, includes Ukraine among participants evaluation EUDI wallets and cross-border uses. The archetypal four pilots began in April 2023. This programme-level evidence does not established completed Diia interoperability tests or acceptance throughout the EU.

National wallet milestones

Law in force
Builder named
Pilot evidenced
Public beta
Generally available
Certification evidenced

Dots use the commission legend; national preparedness does not established EUDI certification.

Estonia's planned mRiik app was according to Diia in 2023; that lineage does not established EUDI readiness.

Evidence checked 15 Oct 2026.

Primary sources (9)

Ministry: Diia app and portal
Ministry: digital documents in Diia
eGA: Ukraine is digital by scheme (2020 launch) (2 Jul 2025)
Diia: digital-passport law takes effect (23 Aug 2021)
Diia.Signature: signing and authentication
eGA: Estonia's planned mRiik is according to Diia (31 May 2023)
European Commission: EUDI pilots contain Ukraine (22 Jul 2026)
European Commission: Ukraine's EU accession path
Diia: app display and completed controller tests (2 Feb 2020)

Full rollout comparison

All 27 EU states. Download the identical difference as CSV · © MyID, all entitlements reserved · Reuse terms.

Recent changes

15 Oct 2026
Germany: Bundestag adopts DIdG; commencement unconfirmed
9 Oct 2026
Ireland: Organisation consultation responses gathering updated
6 Oct 2026
Bulgaria: Revised outline Wallet Act published for consultation
6 Oct 2026
Germany: Bundestag commission hearing on the bill
6 Oct 2026
Romania: MAI publishes RO Wallet calendar and onboarding phases
5 Oct 2026
Czechia: National wallet certification scheme idea published
5 Oct 2026
Germany: BfDI: January type not yet a complete EUDI wallet
1 Oct 2026
Estonia: Cabinet approves bill; 2028 rollout announced
1 Oct 2026
Spain: Draft EUDI governance Royal Decree published for consultation
1 Oct 2026
Finland: Wallet and digital character credential acts act into force

The timeline

Every dated milestone we could source, 2022 → 2029. Solid = happened. Hollow = announced target. The two vertical lines are the EU lawful baselines: wallets to be offered by 24 Dec 2026; stated personal services to obtain them by 24 Dec 2027.

Who is construction it

State agencies, awarded suppliers and shared EU aviator consortia, lone anywhere the evidence ties them to delivering or functioning the wallet. For the wider market of identity-verification vendors, see the EU digital character explorer.

Shared EU pilots and consortia

POTENTIAL · 19 states

Large-scale pilot: eGov, banking, telco, mobile driving licence, e-signature, e-prescription.

APTITUDE · 12 states

Second-wave aviator (2025–) continuing cross-border wallet testing.

EWC · 20 states

EU Digital Identity Wallet Consortium: journey credentials, payments, organisational identity.

WE BUILD · 22 states

Second-wave aviator (2025–) on endeavor and journey use cases.

DC4EU · 20 states

Education and social-security credentials.

NOBID · 4 states

Nordic–Baltic aviator focused on wallet-based payments.

mDL4EU · 1 states

Mobile driving licence cross-border pilot.

Organisations named in national delivery

Active in additional than one province (1)

State bodies delivering their national wallet (106)Suppliers, banks and operators named in one province (40)

How to peruse this

StagePlanning → Legal basis → Procurement → In betterment → Pilot / evaluation → Public beta → Publicly accessible → EUDI certified. Stage is the programme's general status. The six steps are the evidence we've confirmed, so a nation can have a aviator on document and motionless be at an before phase overall. A mark date is never counted as done. Existing eID is not the walletThe phase pillar shows EUDI wallet progress; Live today names an existing mostly accessible national eID or app, not a certified EUDI wallet. Mature national logins (MyGovID, Smart-ID, ID Austria, SPID…) do not advancement the wallet ladder unless the province has formally made that app the wallet vehicle. Not publically confirmedWe looked and could not discover chief evidence. It is a gap in evidence, not a finding of failure. Outside the EUNon-EU comparators display applicable national wallet cognition and EUDI links in a distinct observe list, excluded from the 27-state board, statistics, timeline, institution and consortium counts. BaselineRegulation (EU) 2024/1183 (eIDAS 2): Member States provision at smallest one wallet inside 24 months of the implementing acts (24 Dec 2026); stated personal relying parties obtain wallets by 24 Dec 2027. A afterward national mark is recorded as announced, not as a breach. Sources & datesEach nation document lists its chief sources and the date the evidence was checked. Data: tracker-data.json · © MyID, all entitlements reserved · Reuse terms. For a correction, open the applicable nation leaf and use its Corrections section.

U.S. October PPI Rises 6.5% YoY, Highest in Nearly Four Years

support@mycoding.id (Putri Silvia) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 15:53:32 +0700

U.S. October PPI Rises 6.5% YoY, Highest in Nearly Four Years. Comments

What’s really at stake in the Jensen Huang saga

support@mycoding.id (David Pierce) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 15:47:16 +0700

David Pierce

is editor-at-large and Vergecast co-host alongside complete a decade of cognition covering person tech. Previously, at Protocol, The Wall Street Journal, and Wired.

One part of the saga surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang ended on Thursday, whenever Huang resigned from his stance at the top of AI’s most crucial company. But in the coming weeks and months, a much bigger story may be concerning to unfold. A narrative concerning Nvidia’s dealings in China, concerning the US government’s willingness to rotate a lot of blind eyes to defend a mighty ally, and concerning the extremely stability of the AI industry as a whole. It’s a lot.

On this event of The Vergecast, David and Nilay commencement by trying to unpack the many parts of the story. We’re all going to study a lot additional concerning Megaspeed than we always planned or wanted, and we’re going to comprehend a lot of group — particularly newly elected Democrats — asking questions concerning who knew what and when. In the meantime, who volition substitute Huang as the AI industry’s forefront man? And volition everyone last the scrutiny that’s coming?

After that, the hosts tackle a week filled alongside small-ish news from streaming services that adds up to Hollywood’s scheme to properly obtain on TikTok. We’re concerning to discover out whether microdramas, liberated tiers, and a profound obsession alongside vertical video volition preserve the Netflixes and Paramounts of the world. Will it work? Probably not. Is it the lone logical item to try? You bet. Finally, in the lightning round, it’s period for Brendan Carr is a Dummy, Mark Zuckerberg’s AI experiments, the Cybertruck era, and more.

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What is a pillar page & how to create one (+ examples)

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Planning satisfied one keyword at a period frequently backfires: akin pages end up competing against all another in hunt results, and none of them builds adequate authority to position fine for the broader topic they’re all part of.

Building authority at the topic flat fixes that, and pillar pages are how you do it. Topic-level authority matters fair as much now that AI systems measure it alongside hunt engines.

Below, we’ll shield what pillar pages are, how they fortify your SEO, how to build one stage by step, and genuine examples throughout the three most average types.

What is a pillar page?

Pillar pages — additionally called pillar posts or content pillars — are pieces of satisfied that assist as the cornerstone of a topic cluster, which is a collection of pages created to established a website's authority on a particular subject.

Where a representative blog article targets one keyword, a pillar leaf targets an complete topic. It provides a thorough overview of that topic and links to connected satisfied pieces.

For example, let's say you desire to create a topic collection on SEO.

Your pillar leaf could be a complete part covering SEO basics. Among another topics, you'd citation specialized SEO, nexus building, and local SEO.

From your pillar page, you would add links to collection pages. These would dive deeper into the subtopics mentioned on your pillar page.

Your pillar leaf acts as a content hub that guides users to additional particular satisfied pieces.

How pillar pages enhance your SEO

Pillar pages enhance your SEO by construction your authority, improving your site’s structure, and assisting bots (and users) navigate your site.

Here’s a nearer appearance at how pillar pages assistance your search motor rankings.

Build topical authority

Pillar pages build topical authority by forcing you to shield a topic comprehensively: archetypal as an overview on the pillar leaf itself, afterward in additional item on collection pages.

As part of SEO, pillar pages and accompanying collection satisfied let you showcase your ability and provision a apparent indication to hunt engines that you're an authority on the topic. That authority comes from how completely you shield the topic throughout all of its pages, not from any sole leaf ranking well.

That indication matters fair as much to AI hunt platforms. When ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google’s AI Overviews decide who to citation on a topic, they’re looking for the identical item hunt engines are: a origin that covers the topic comprehensively, not one that touches on it once. That’s why topical authority built alongside pillar pages tends to transport complete into AI hunt visibility.

Simplify navigation

Pillar pages simplify navigation through internal links that create it easier for visitors and hunt engines to discover connected satisfied and navigate your site.

And simplified navigation improves the general user experience (UX), which is item Google aims to reward.

Clear construction helps AI systems, too. When all collection leaf covers one plainly tagged subtopic, AI hunt platforms can drag the exact passage that answers a question, which makes your satisfied easier to cite.

Avoid keyword cannibalization

Pillar pages assistance you evade keyword cannibalization (multiple website pages competing to position for the identical keyword) since you’ll build your satisfied about topics fairly than keywords.

If you're not using topic clusters, you're apt creating satisfied according to a catalog of keywords derived from doing keyword research. And several of the keywords from your catalog power have akin (or the same) search intent.

With pillar pages and topic clusters, you obtain a distinct method and scheme out your pages according to the data they need to contain and the topics they need to cover. Instead of starting alongside keywords.

This helps you forestall keyword cannibalization in hunt since you can evade getting into a circumstance anywhere you're creating two pages on the identical topic.

Keyword cannibalization may additionally power AI search. ChatGPT cites 1.26 pages per domain in a response, and akin pages can vie for inclusion inside that response.

Improve your inner linking structure

Planning out topic clusters and pillar pages improves your inner linking construction as it requires you to be intentional concerning how your website pages volition be connected.

If you do it right, the pillar leaf volition nexus to all the pages inside a topic cluster. And all the collection pages volition nexus to the pillar page. And several — if not all — of the collection pages volition nexus to all other.

This results in a additional logical inner linking structure, which is easier for hunt engines to understand.

Generate additional backlinks

Since pillar pages are in-depth takes on a topic, they frequently create additional backlinks compared to small thorough pieces of content.

Pillar pages get shared additional often, so they additionally get cited additional often. All of this results in additional backlinks for the website.

How to create a pillar page

Create a pillar leaf by brainstorming topic ideas, organizing your pillar pages and subtopics, creating your content, and uploading the part to your site.

Here’s all stage alongside additional details.

1. Brainstorm topic ideas

Brainstorm topic ideas by deciding which topics you desire your website to be known for. Choose the center topics most applicable to your website and audience.

For example, the following power be center topics for a fitness blog:

Strength training
Weight loss
Fitness supplements

All three could be possible pillar pages.

Let's obtain the archetypal topic as an example. To create a pillar leaf on power training, you'll desire to shield all aspect of it. Here are several possible subtopics you could shield on this pillar page:

Benefits of power training
Strength training exercises
Strength training equipment
Advanced power training techniques

All of the complete could additionally be standalone collection pages.

The next stage is organizing them into an genuine satisfied scheme — including validating that they have genuine hunt petition before you commit to construction about them.

Semrush's Keyword Strategy Builder (covered in item in the next step) does the two at once: nourish it your kernel topics and it surfaces subtopic ideas backed by genuine hunt quantity alongside the pillar-and-cluster construction itself.

2. Organize your pillar pages and subtopics

Your website volition have multiple pillar pages, and all pillar leaf volition have multiple subtopics. Use Semrush's Keyword Strategy Builder to rotate your topic catalog into a validated, organized satisfied scheme in one pass. Here's how:

Enter up to five kernel keywords representing your website’s center topics and click "Create."

The tool volition afterward create a catalog of pillar leaf topics and their possible subpages.

You can see a ocular overview of all the pillar pages and topic clusters in the "Topical Overview" division at the top.

Scroll downward and you'll see a catalog of pillar pages. Under all pillar leaf volition be a catalog of subpages connected alongside it. The pages are damaged downward into the following categories:

Best for Strategy: topics alongside low keyword difficulty and elevated hunt volume
Quick Conversions: topics alongside a business focus
More Potential Traffic: topics alongside elevated hunt volume
All Pages: all leaf the tool generated

For all pillar leaf and subpage, you'll be capable to see:

The hunt intent connected alongside it
The keyword difficulty score
The search volume
The total figure of connected keywords

From here, you can choose particular pillar pages and subpages you’d akin to contain in your content plan by clicking on the checkbox next to all page.

Click “Actions” and choose “Move to another keyword list.” Choose the destination catalog (or create a new one in Saved Keywords), afterward click “Send keywords.”

To perspective all your keyword lists, go to “SEO” > “Saved Keywords.”

Click the name of the one you’ve fair created to assessment a catalog of all the keywords you added. From here, you can export all the keywords by clicking the “Export” button.

Use the catalog to commencement creating your pillar pages.

3. Create your content

Create your satisfied by penning thorough posts that contain internal links to collection pages. Other than that, there isn't a fixed set of rules to follow.

However, most awesome pillar pages portion the following traits:

They're optimized for visibility. That method optimizing for hunt and AI by including keywords, analyzing hunt intent, and making satisfied uncomplicated to read. Check out this SEO penning guide to study how.
They're evergreen. Evergreen content stays "fresh" longer. You don't need to update it all month, or perchance equal all year, depending on the topic and how the satisfied performs.
They're uncomplicated to read. Pillar pages are content-heavy since they shield many aspects of a topic. Simplify navigation and amplify UX using elements akin tables of contents, images, and bulleted lists.
They merge distinct types of content. Most pillar posts are text-based, but you can additionally contain another formats, specified as videos or infographics.
They contain helpful links. Pillar pages act as satisfied hubs and frequently contain many inner links. Only contain applicable links alongside optimized anchor text.
They use applicable CTAs. Use compelling calls to act (CTAs) to advance users to execute an action, specified as creating an document or downloading an ebook.

You can additionally create satisfied correct in the Keyword Strategy Builder. Click “Generate content” for your chosen page.

Select “Article” and click “Generate SEO-rich article.” The Content Toolkit volition compose an optimized part for your site.

You’ll get an optimized archetypal draft. Edit and refine it in the publishing company using the AI SEO and SEO tips in the Content Optimizer panel on the right.

Dive deeper into the content innovation process to study how to create the finest topic clusters.

4. Upload it to your location and add inner links

Upload your completed leaf to your location and add inner links to all the collection pages formerly those are published, too (and vice versa). You don't have to create a tradition scheme or create your pillar leaf appearance distinct from another pages on your site.

Ideally, you'll desire to use the chief keyword as the anchor content whenever linking to the two the pillar leaf and the collection pages. This volition create it apparent to hunt engines what all leaf is about.

If your collection pages aren't published and prepared for inner links, you can publish your pillar article without them.

As you publish new collection pages, edit your pillar article and add links to the lately created URLs.

This procedure is essential to construction a logical website architecture.

Types of pillar pages (+ examples)

The three types of pillar pages are guides, what-is, and how-to.

Below, we examine distinct types of pillar posts and whenever to create all one. We additionally provision you pillar leaf examples.

Remember that the divisions between these categories are not absolute. Some pillar pages power have elements of all type.

The guide pillar page

A guide pillar leaf is a thorough overview of a topic. It can be a 101 guide for beginners or an supreme guide for advanced users.

“The complete guide to heatmaps” by Contentsquare

Contentsquare is an analytics tool that helps you comprehend how group use your location and app.

Contentsquare’s heatmaps guide is a awesome example of a pillar leaf that covers all the crucial aspects of a topic (in this case, heatmaps).

It contains data on:

Benefits of heatmaps
How to use heatmaps
Heatmap examples
How distinct teams can use heatmaps
Heatmap finest practices
Heatmapping mistakes

And more.

Contentsquare’s guide covers everything you power need to get started alongside heatmaps, and it links to another articles that dive deeper into particular topics, akin zone-based heatmaps. Plus, the nexus bar at the top helps users (and bots) discover connected pages quickly.

“The complete guide to period tracking” by Hubstaff

Hubstaff is a period tracking and efficiency monitoring tool for distant and site teams. Since period tracking is among the most crucial topics for the company, they decided to create a thorough pillar leaf on the topic.

It covers everything you power desire to cognize concerning period tracking, including:

The benefits of period tracking
Time tracking methods
How to choose period tracking software
How to use period tracking data to enhance performance
How to get employee buy-in for implementing period tracking

The what-is pillar page

Users typically hunt for "What is + [topic]" whenever looking for information. A what-is pillar leaf responds to those hunt queries.

“What is dropshipping and how does it work” by Shopify

For an ecommerce phase akin Shopify, talking concerning fulfillment models, specified as dropshipping, makes a lot of sense. That's why the business created a detailed pillar leaf on the topic.

It includes:

What dropshipping is
How it works
Who it's for
Its benefits and drawbacks
Frequently asked questions

Its construction — foremost alongside the definition, afterward operating through mechanics, participants, and trade-offs before decision alongside FAQs — is a template value borrowing for any what-is pillar page.

This pillar leaf ranks for about 1,000 keywords, assisting them acquire visibility for topics about dropshipping.

“What is synthetic broad intelligence” by Zapier

Zapier is a famous automation resolution that integrates alongside thousands of apps.

The business is completely supportive of AI and has implemented multiple AI features into its platform. Along alongside this, they compose concerning assorted AI topics on their blog. And one of their pillar pages provides an in-depth overview of synthetic broad intellect (AGI).

It covers all the crucial aspects of the topic, including:

What AGI is and how it works
The difference between AGI, synthetic narrow intellect (ANI), and synthetic excellent intellect (ASI)
Types of ANI, specified as chatbots, ample tongue models, and sound assistants
When AGI power arrive

This benevolent of leaf plant fine as a what-is pillar leaf exactly since AGI is a fast-moving topic — the pillar format lets Zapier update the center leaf as understanding evolves without having to rewrite a dozen distinct posts.

The how-to pillar page

How-to pillar pages assistance your readers resolve problems, frequently alongside step-by-step tutorials.

“How to commencement an online store” by Shopify

Shopify’s online shop guide is another outstanding pillar leaf that particulars everything you need to cognize concerning beginning an online store.

It includes data on:

Deciding on a mark audience
Finding a endeavor idea and choosing products
Choosing an ecommerce platform
Designing a brand
Determining the endeavor structure
Setting up an ecommerce website
Launching and promotion an online store

Each stage links out to its own deep-dive resource, which is what keeps a leaf covering this much dirt from becoming an overwhelming partition of text.

Plus, this leaf solitary has complete 2,000 backlinks, assisting Shopify build authority in the ecommerce space.

“How to use LinkedIn for business” by Buffer

Buffer offers social media administration application that helps businesses oversee their social media existence throughout a assortment of platforms, including LinkedIn.

One of their pillar pages is an extended guide to using LinkedIn for business, which covers topics specified as:

How to create a business leaf on LinkedIn
How to optimize your LinkedIn presence
How to get additional LinkedIn followers
The finest types of satisfied to article on LinkedIn

Organizing the guide about discrete LinkedIn use cases, fairly than one uninterrupted narrative, is what makes it uncomplicated to scan equal at this length.

We can’t credit one pillar leaf for Buffer’s AI visibility. But pages akin this one assistance it, and Buffer leads the social media scheduling area in AI search.

Pillar leaf FAQs

Can a merchandise leaf be a pillar page?

A merchandise leaf can be a pillar leaf if it comprehensively covers a broad topic and links out to additional particular supporting content. But most merchandise pages are built to run a acquisition fairly than to educate, which makes them too narrow to do a pillar page’s job well. If you desire a product-adjacent leaf to activity as a pillar, build it as an instructional hub concerning the broader category, afterward nexus to the merchandise leaf as one supporting resource.

How lengthy should a pillar leaf be?

There's no fixed term figure for a pillar leaf — dimension should equivalent how much dirt the topic really requires to shield comprehensively, not a mark number. In practice, most pillar pages run fine beyond a representative blog post, frequently 2,000 words or more, since they're covering an complete topic fairly than one narrow viewpoint of it. Use your collection pages, not synthetic padding, to grip degree a shorter pillar leaf can't fit.

How many collection pages does a pillar leaf need?

The figure of collection pages a pillar leaf needs depends on how many meaningful subtopics the broader topic breaks into — there's no worldwide target. A helpful gut check: If a subtopic has adequate hunt petition and degree to validate its own dedicated page, create it a collection page; if it lone takes a declaration or two to cover, location it immediately on the pillar leaf instead. Most pillar pages end up alongside location between 5 and 15 collection pages, although topics alongside particularly broad range can assistance more.

Create stronger pillar pages

Pillar pages can rotate into a basis of your satisfied scheme if you prosecute these tips to build them well. Decide which topics you desire to own first, afterward build one pillar leaf for each.

Use Semrush's Keyword Strategy Builder to create a keyword scheme for your website based about applicable pillar pages and topic clusters in minutes.

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Meta discussed attacking Jonathan Haidt — now even his haters are annoyed

support@mycoding.id (Lauren Feiner) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 15:30:00 +0700

Three years ago, Meta apparently considered a scheme to rotate community opinion against one of its most influential opponents, Jonathan Haidt. But since the recommendation was revealed in court filings final month, it’s backfired. In fact, if there’s one item Anxious Generation author Haidt and his critics can concur on, it’s being mad at Meta.

Recent court filings in California revealed that Meta workforce had discussed in 2023 a “Whisper strategy” to “turn academics against Haidt,” who would shortly publish a bestselling publish arguing that platforms akin Meta’s were hurting kids. Haidt had spent years popularizing his theory that social media and smartphones are to accuse for the decrease in teens’ mental health, including in his 2018 book The Coddling of the American Mind and before Congress in 2022. To oppose it, Meta apparently considered a “Below-the-line campaign,” including one idea to “Get Gellman to compose a take-down piece” — perchance a citation to Columbia University data and governmental discipline prof Andrew Gelman, who’d earlier publically critiqued Haidt, although the orthography differs.

Meta workforce had discussed in 2023 a “Whisper strategy” to “turn academics against Haidt”

It’s unclear if Meta always acted on the scheme those workforce appeared to consider. But the revelation has stirred up a much louder backlash among the two Haidt and his most notable detractors, most of whom weren’t mentioned by name. Meta declined to comment for this article.

Several academics have arrive onward to importune Meta had no hand in their opposition to Haidt. “No. I was not paid to critique the Anxious Generation. I came to the decision that the discipline featured in it was flawed all on my own,” says the heading of a Substack post from Candice Odgers, a notable behavioral discipline prof who studies the effects of tech on teens and has frequently critiqued Haidt’s work. “I have never been approached by Meta to form what I say publically concerning the investigation on adolescents and social media,” Odgers wrote. “My views are my own, and are restricted in the years of research I’ve done on this topic.”

“No. I was not paid to critique the Anxious Generation”

“These days, I have entirely nothing nice to say concerning Meta-the-company notwithstanding knowing a few amazing group who activity there. I think the business is unethical to the core,” wrote danah boyd, a communication prof at Cornell University who has studied how teens use social media. “But I motionless remain by my investigation on teens and the investigation of others who have done rigorous analyses putting teens’ lives into context.”

Haidt is an extremely influential but polarizing figure. Through his bestselling book, The Anxious Generation, and connected writing, he has made the case that social media and smartphone admission for kids has contributed to a important decrease in mental health. His activity has established assistance among academics including common collaborator and San Diego State University behavioral discipline prof Jean Twenge, and Haidt has published responses to the conversation complete his findings. But another longtime researchers in the site say the accessible evidence does not ultimately assistance his theory, and social media’s effect on teens at the community flat is at most mixed.

Though Gelman has earlier critiqued Haidt’s methods, this period he came to his defense, denouncing Meta’s personal discussions. “I think it’s horrible for Haidt that this happened to him,” Gelman told The Verge in an interview. He wrote on his blog that he’s “never been contacted by anyone at Facebook or Meta concerning Jonathan Haidt or his work.” While he stated he has received prosperity from the business in the past, including a $25,000 “no-strings-attached donation” in 2016 through Columbia for his research, the prosperity has never been connected to “social media’s effect on adolescent health.”

Gelman says that Meta has all correct to be in the conversation on the topic — but it should do so openly. “Doing it rearward the scenes, it’s creepy. It’s horrible. I have nothing fine to say concerning that,” he said.

“The idea that Meta would create a murmur run or any against any pupil is gross”

“The idea that Meta would create a murmur run or any against any pupil is gross,” stated Chris Ferguson, a Stetson University behavioral discipline professor, in an email to The Verge. Ferguson published a meta-analysis of experimental studies on social media’s effect on mental health that established constricted evidence of a causal effect. Ferguson, who stated he receives “no backing from Meta or any another tech company,” accused the two Haidt and Meta of being “more akin than different.”

“Both have been aggressive, and a pernicious power on our understanding of younker mental health,” Ferguson wrote, saying that Haidt’s viewpoint is not backed up by science. “It’s imaginable to perspective Meta as a big, ugly, cynical, unethical business and, at the identical time, perspective Jonathan Haidt as a pseudoscientist who should cognize improved [than] to peddle nonsense capitalizing on parental fears for profit.”

The Meta gathering notes were disclosed on a court docket for a collection of consolidated lawsuits against Meta and another social media companies alleging they misled the community concerning their services’ safety risks to teens. Meta has lately faced multiple high-profile lawful defeats in akin cases that could cost it billions in penalties, and separately settled claims from province attorneys general for $17.1 billion.

In a declaration to The Verge, Haidt stated he’s never suggested the researchers named in this part were paid by Meta to critique his work, and hasn’t seen evidence to propose that. “As a social therapist who has studied the benefits of viewpoint diversity, I greeted opposing views and civil, rigorous specialized debate. Criticism by these researchers has caused me and my investigation collection to dig deeper and sharpen our arguments,” Haidt says, noting that his investigation collection has published “multiple assessment papers” laying out evidence that dense social media use is harmful.

“I am glad to see that so many social scientists are expressing powerful criticism of Meta”

“Meta’s own inner studies verify our finding. Meta’s inner documents additionally display that the business discussed a scheme to distort the scholarly conversation and process, a maneuver direct out of the Big Tobacco playbook,” Haidt added. “That should involvement anyone who cares concerning specialized integrity and the well-being of children. I am glad to see that so many social scientists are expressing powerful criticism of Meta for doing so.”

Ferguson stated it’s not fit for discipline to be connected alongside any one individual, and that Haidt himself could do additional to discourage that. “I think group are gradually realizing it’s imaginable the two to accept that Meta is evil and Haidt is complete of rubbish at the identical time,” Ferguson said.

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These TP-Link Routers Are up to $100 Off in Amazon's Early Black Friday Sale

support@mycoding.id (Pradershika Sharma) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 15:30:00 +0700

Black Friday isn't until November 27, but Amazon's early Black Friday 2026 sale is already bringing several decent discounts on TP-Link routers, alongside prices starting at $44.99 and funds of up to $100. The deals shield fairly a few distinct networking needs, from compact journey routers that let you nexus multiple devices to inn wifi to additional mighty residence routers designed for faster net plans and households alongside many of connected devices.

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TP-Link’s Roam routers are compact adequate to journey alongside and let you portion a inn or community net association throughout your devices through a personal Wi-Fi network—and correct now, Amazon has three models on sale: the Roam 6 AX1500 for $44.99 (was $59.99), the Roam 6 AX3000 for $55.98 (was $79.99), and the Roam 7 BE3600 for $87.99 (was $119.99). All three assistance VPN connections and multiple functioning modes, alongside the chief differences coming downward to speed. The AX1500 offers up to 1.5Gbps, the AX3000 doubles that and adds a 2.5Gbps WAN port, during the Wi-Fi 7-enabled Roam 7 reaches up to 3.6Gbps.

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For homes alongside faster net plans, multiple gamers, or many of connected devices, TP-Link's Archer BE700 and BE770 recommendation tri-band Wi-Fi 7, including admission to the 6GHz collection for compatible devices. Both assistance EasyMesh for extended safety and have 10Gbps WAN ports, although the BE770 provides faster wireless speeds and additional wired connectivity. As for pricing, the TP-Link Archer BE700 is downward to $248 from $349.99, preservation you fair complete $100. It offers theoretical speeds of up to 15Gbps, a 2.5Gbps LAN port, and three Gigabit LAN ports. For fair $52 more, the Archer BE770 (now $299.99, was $369.99) bumps speeds up to 18Gbps and adds a dedicated 10Gbps LAN port, making it improved suited to high-speed network retention and ample document transfers.

This expandable mesh Wi-Fi is 23% off for first Black Friday

The TP-Link Deco BE25 is downward to $99.98 from $129.99, preservation you $30 on a Wi-Fi 7 router designed to activity as part of a mesh network. It offers dual-band wireless speeds of up to 5Gbps, two 2.5Gbps Ethernet ports, and AI-driven roaming that helps connected devices toggle between Deco units as you move about your home.

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Black Friday FAQs

Does Amazon have Black Friday deals?

Yes, Amazon has Black Friday sales, but not all agreement volition portray that item's biggest discount during the year. Do several investigation to create certain you’re getting the finest deal, or mention to guides akin our live blog. And if you have an Amazon Prime membership, make the most of it.

What stores have the finest revenue on Black Friday?

Nowadays, the two ample retailers and small businesses vie for Black Friday shoppers, so you can anticipate practically all shop to run revenue through Monday, November 30, 2026. The “best” revenue depend on your needs, but in general, the biggest discounts lean to arrive from larger retailers who can oversee lesser prices: think places akin Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and Home Depot. You can discover all the finest revenue from important retailers on our Black Friday coverage.

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Lonewolf 0.3 – A standalone XMPP server written in Rust

support@mycoding.id (Putri Silvia) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 15:28:40 +0700

Lonewolf v0.3.0 adds certificate-authenticated federation, straightforward TLS, and additional desktop client features. It remains a pre-1.0, single-node server; complete XMPP compliance and clustering remain on the roadmap.

Client and union features

Federation exchanges messages, IQs, presence, and roster subscriptions alongside another XMPP servers. Hosts alongside configured certificates and community DNS names federate by default. Peers need trusted certificates and SASL EXTERNAL; Server Dialback is not supported.
Bidirectional connections (XEP-0288) let compatible servers portion one connection. Stream Limits Advertisement (XEP-0478) exchanges union stanza and idle limits.
Direct TLS (XEP-0368) adds client and server listeners and blended STARTTLS/direct-TLS union discovery.
Private XML Storage (XEP-0049) stores personal client settings and bequest bookmarks. Software Version (XEP-0092) answers domain application queries, alongside functioning scheme disclosure off by default. Both extensions are enabled by default.
Opt-in SCRAM-SHA-512 and SCRAM-SHA-512-PLUS execute an expired Internet-Draft, not an RFC or IANA-registered mechanism. Account innovation and password changes compose credentials older binaries cannot read, equal whenever SHA-512 login is disabled.

The standards reference records supported roles and limits.

Operations and tooling

Federation checks CA-published CRLs complete plain HTTP by default. Downloaded checks authorize unidentified revocation status; s2s.tls.fetch_crls = false disables downloads. A configured s2s.tls.crls_path uses lone the local file.
letsencrypt.certificate_profile selects a CA-advertised profile, including short-lived certificates. Profile changes trigger first renewal.
The default client stanza bounds falls from 512 KiB to 256 KiB. Traffic byte counters now contain TLS handshake and document overhead.
The benchmark executable and crate are now lonewolfbench, replacing lonewolf-bench.

See the configuration reference for settings and defaults.

Build from source

Download and extract Source code (tar.gz) or Source code (zip) below, afterward run:

cargo build --release --locked -p lonewolf -p lonewolfctl -p lonewolfbench

Build on Linux or macOS alongside a stable Rust toolchain and a scheme linker. See the quick start for setup.

Full changelog: v0.2.0…v0.3.0.

License: Apache-2.0.

The 42-Year Journey to Bring 'Neuromancer' to the Screen

support@mycoding.id (Doris Putra) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 15:28:32 +0700

Briana Middleton has item to display me. “Wait!” she says fair as we’re concerning to end our Zoom call, reaching for item fair beyond her screen.

“When I established out we were going to be doing this,” she says, “I was at the thrift shop in my neighborhood and I established this.” Then she points it at the camera: an matter of WIRED from 1995 featuring Keanu Reeves on the shield alongside the row “William Gibson on the making of Johnny Mnemonic.”

Very apropos. The 1995 movie Johnny Mnemonic was according to a abbreviated narrative by Gibson, who additionally wrote the screenplay. Molly, the “razorgirl” Middleton plays in Apple TV’s forthcoming Neuromancer adaptation, made her archetypal appearance in that abbreviated story. Her association alongside the protagonist Case, played in the sequence by Callum Turner, mirrors the one Reeves’ Neo had alongside Trinity in The Matrix, which is steeped in Gibsoneque lore.

For Middleton, to be giving an discussion to WIRED concerning Neuromancer’s epic journey to the display not lengthy following finding a 1995 matter of the mag in a secondhand shop is so uncanny it nearly feels akin a glitch. “Dude, it was eight bucks,” she says, agreeing that eight dollars is a pilfer for a vintage WIRED. “I was like, ‘This is crazy.’”

Maybe all things happen exactly whenever they’re expected to. Gibson initially released Neuromancer in 1984, rear before hackers were cool. Back before hackers were CEOs. It focused on Case, a young device jockey who can get online through a jack in his head. He teams up alongside Molly and a erstwhile armed forces man named Armitage to interrupt into the offworld residence of the Tessier-Ashpool family, who became astoundingly affluent gratitude to the tech business they founded.

The book’s novel ideas—cyberspace, brain-computer interfaces, all-powerful AIs—were years distant from being mainstream, let solitary possible. In the years since, there’s been much conversation of turning Neuromancer into a movie or TV show, but it never took off, equal as Hollywood mined sci-fi for hits.

On January 22, all of that volition alter whenever Apple TV releases its long-anticipated adaptation. Ahead of its release, WIRED got in contact alongside Middleton, Turner, and showrunners Graham Roland and JD Dillard to discover out how they became the archetypal to bring the publish to screens—and the burden of taking on one of sci-fi’s classics.

On adapting an iconic sci-fi novel:

Graham Roland: It's a huge seminal book. I had not peruse it until the summer of 2020, but I was conscious it was one of those pale whales. It inspired a lot of things, and group had been trying to modify it for years.

Callum Turner: The earth volition be taken on a untamed ride. It’s an epic. It’s Blade Runner; it’s 2001: A Space Odyssey; it’s The Fifth Element. This is the archetypal period it comes onto our screens, and that's a big instant for us and fans of sci-fi.

Callum Turner as Case.

Photograph: Courtesy of Apple

Briana Middleton: When we were shooting it and in the thick of it, it was easier to not get freaked out by the expectations. It felt nice to be in a small bubble alongside the earth that we had created. I tried to appearance at the expectations that group plainly have and the affection that group have for this publish and what these characters mean. I certainly get freaked out sometimes and I fair have to close my device and not think concerning it.

On getting the rights:

Roland: I had a gathering at Skydance, and they had stated me the publish and said, “Hey, the entitlements of this publish are going to arrive accessible again. We’re going to try to modify it as a TV display as opposed to a movie or multiple movies." It made so much sense. So I peruse the book, and really responded to it correct away. JD and I had been allies for years previous to that, and were looking for a way to activity together. He had additionally had a gathering at Skydance, and they had additionally stated him the book.

JD Dillard: Yeah, there was a fantastic kismet of this moment, and we were like, “Wait, we’re the two talking to group concerning this. Why don’t we do it together?”

On how Drake became a producer:

Dillard: Drake has continually been a fan of Neuromancer and as a storyteller has awesome taste, but that's lone part of it. The genuine magic is that he’s built an amazing squad at [his manufacturing company] DreamCrew that he trusts to bring things to existence formerly he identifies item he loves or believes in. Jason Shrier, who leads movie and TV for DreamCrew, is among the folks in our small brain rely on this show, and person we pride as continually having his digit on the pulse. But he has a association alongside [entertainment company] Anonymous Content, and Skydance, so it was benevolent of serendipitous that as Drake and DreamCrew had identified the books, all of these parties were starting to form and acknowledge that they could activity together to go get the rights. Drake, individually and by way of DreamCrew, is part of the mix and remains an crucial part of our process.

On operating alongside William Gibson:

Roland: The way it was set up was that William Gibson was going to be the decider of who was going to get the entitlements whenever they came available. So we went to activity on a throw and alongside the anticipation that we would be the group he would choose.

We had heard that there were several bigger names, much bigger than JD and I. I fair felt akin there was a counterculture vibe concerning him and I was like, I don't think it matters that we're nobodies. I think if we can somehow communicate our enthusiasm for his book, and not fair go and say, “Oh, evidently we’ll obtain attention of your book, you can rely us,” but really go in and do the activity and arrive up alongside a thoughtful display and a thoughtful pitch, afterward I think we've got as fine a attempt as any.

Dillard: I'm certain Bill would not intellect us sharing this part of it, but it's extremely uncomplicated to appearance at these big pieces of writings or movies that have stood the test of period and fair think that they were immaculately conceived. Just to comprehend him conversation concerning anywhere he struggled and what he was self-conscious concerning and afterward what he was amazed worked and what he desired he could have done, what he desired he had period to do—it was the archetypal period Graham and I the two looked at Neuromancer as a living text.

On making Neuromancer their own:

Dillard: One of the archetypal questions we asked ourselves was “How do you create this awareness new in spite of inspiring so many things that have now already arrive out onward of this?” It was never going to be our ambition to out-Cyberpunk 2077 Cyberpunk 2077. But what we could do is conversation to Gibson and discover out where, for him, several of those big tonal touchpoints are. An engaging one that came up really first in talking to him was that he had never perceived the earth of Neuromancer as a dystopia. Even that was a nice item to fair recall as we established our way through it.

Photograph: Courtesy of Apple

The finest we could do is bring group to the cognition of what it felt akin study it for the archetypal period in 1984. Because item beyond that, your citation points are already going to be derivative. If you put up Blade Runner citation art, you're already rearward it. The gag that we were equal making whenever hiring [production designer] Luke [Hull] was like: Here's person who's done Chernobyl and Andor, and in our minds Neuromancer is Chernobyl affirmative Andor. It's old-school and hi-fi and colliding those things together.

Roland: We didn't desire the earth of Neuromancer to awareness akin X amount of years following the earth that we were living in. In the teaser that opens the show, you see this part of innovation in the delayed '60s, first '70s that we cognize did not be rear afterward in our world. We wanted to province correct out of the gate: Don't be looking for the repeat of any phone you have in your pocket 50 years from now. We desire this to be its own world.

Dillard: Watching person hack volition lone be breathtaking for so long. But what is stakes-driven is the danger to Case in doing it and the toll it takes on his body. Is he going to get the item they need for the larger narrative for himself? Can he demonstrate to himself that he can motionless do it? All of those things were immediately stickier than fair observing him do it.

A item Bill [Gibson] stated really first on is, he had continually kind of imagined Case as a neurological athlete. We took that and ran alongside it, in that it should obtain a toll. There's an expenditure to do this work.

On adapting a publish cherished by fans:

Turner: I try not to think concerning how crucial it is and concentration on my job of playing the scenes in forefront of me. JD and Graham had William Gibson’s approval, the scripts were brilliant, and the earth so detailed and real. You can odor this world, which feels unique.

Roland: I'm so glad that among the archetypal things we did was go see Bill Gibson up in Vancouver. He took the burden off of us and let us cognize that he wasn't expecting a literal translation of his text. He's the one that we're really beholden to.

Even in those first conversations alongside him, he mentioned, “Oh, I continually wanted to do a bigger Tessier-Ashpool story, the narrative of the family [behind the mighty AI called Wintermute]. I had a publish deadline, and I never really got to develop on that story. But if you discover yourself looking for another things, another liberties or places to go into and create your own, that would be one.” So that's why we came up alongside that storyline.

Dillard providing direction on the set.

Photograph: Courtesy of Apple

On the set design:

Roland: Before we always got to hiring the heads of any departments, JD planted a emblem and said, “As much as we can, we desire an in-camera aesthetic. We desire to be practical.” That really drove the decision to go to Japan, since trying to recreate Chiba City, we already have set extensions, obviously, since it takes location in the future, but the textures of Japan [are there], and we wanted it to awareness akin you were really there.

The another item we did, the item I had never done on any another show, was we hired our manufacturing decorator first, before any another caput of a department. We knew that during we were motionless penning we needed that individual to assistance us acknowledge the world. What they were going to do practically—from a props perspective, from a idea art perspective—was going to communicate our penning as well.

Dillard: It is a extremely bespoke type of the future; everything had to be machined and built and designed. We didn’t have all of these things that you could normally fair go to the prop shop and get. But that is what drives the emotion of Neuromancer, emotion textured and restricted and genuine and a location you could go to, and it is the two acquainted to the former but aspirational to the future.

On the scheme of Case’s deck, the terminal he uses to admission the virtual earth of the matrix:

Dillard: We saw a lot of decks. If I recall correctly, I awareness akin we were on the way to being like, "OK, this is the deck." Then Luke was like, "Sorry, before we create that, here's another one." That is the one we went with. But we were all resistant to it fair emotion akin a laptop. We wanted item that was a small bit akin a station.

On getting the synth-rock collection Son Lux for the score:

Dillard: Graham and I knew from the commencement we wanted Neuromancer to awareness different, not awareness cyberpunk. In the identical way that all another division had to regard retro-futurism in their own way, we wanted to accusation our composer alongside doing the same.

They're the best, and a collection we've been fans of for a lengthy time. I don't cognize how many Son Lux concerts I've gone to, and it was really chill in the final few years to see their rotate into scores. Obviously, Everything Everywhere All at Once was a big one for them. Ryan [Lott] and the collection fair really established Neuromancer's own sonic signature.

On casting Case:

Roland: We had completed two or three scripts, and we started having conversations concerning casting. Apple had had a awesome cognition alongside Callum on Masters of the Air and they encouraged us to encounter alongside him. It was the archetypal and lone gathering we had. He was in LA for item alternatively and he came to encounter JD and I, and inside five minutes of hearing his sound it was like, “This is the guy.”

Turner: My imagination was aligned alongside theirs, and luckily they asked me to join. I hadn’t peruse the book, but I was in a sci-fi mode. I’d peruse I Am Legend and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? whenever this came through. I recall we had [Neuromancer] in our home whenever I was a kid, but I’d never picked it up. Graham and JD had written a fantastic character, and he felt so nuanced and detailed on the page—I jumped off from their starting point.

Case has the correct mix of dangerous, courageous, and naive. Joe Strummer was a big influence. Thom Yorke. Iggy Pop. There’s an amazing documentary called Streetwise that I used as a base. There are continually many, many things that go into a pot.

On perchance casting the performer who volition be the next James Bond:

Dillard: We're crossing our fingers and toes.

On casting Molly:

Dillard: We had Case, so it was concerning “What completes the duo?” It’s a vibe thing; it’s a physicality thing. Callum's fairly tall. And not that our shorter allies can't boot ass too, but you fair wanted it to create awareness on screen. Callum was shooting in Vancouver, and we brought a few group to peruse throughout from him. It was Briana for sure. They fair had specified a fun chemistry, and she fair had the benevolent of no-nonsense grit to her. She could discover these neat moments of warmth, but additionally not have that interrupt her difficult shell. I cognize everybody says this in their interviews concerning their show, but we really lucked out.

Photograph: Courtesy of Apple

Middleton: I was not acquainted alongside the book, and I had a gathering alongside David Levine at Anonymous Content. When he initially told me concerning the character and the fact that she's got lenses complete her eyes, I was like, “I don't think I desire to do that. That doesn't audio fun at all.” Then I met alongside JD and Graham months later, and they fair sold me on it.

I awareness akin Molly is extremely comic in our show, and in the book, Molly is extremely cool, and there's a lot that we don't see that is extremely plainly there. Molly is a guarded character, but there is so much going on, and we do get to see several additional of the extremely individual part of her exterior of the “razorgirl” badass trope.

On Molly’s razorgirl lenses:

Middleton: They were stuck on my face. It was double-sided sticky strip basically, but they held on. I think they cut off perchance formerly or twice throughout the complete shoot, and that includes combat scenes, so they held up. Steps were continually a daunting thing. I couldn't really inform whenever I was going to stage off item or be fine.

Whenever I took them off, it would awareness weird. I would awareness benevolent of exposed. I think at several item in the shoot, they started to awareness likely how Molly feels, that they are extremely comforting and extremely much like, I can conceal a small bit.

On having the jack—a brain-computer interface—attached to the rear of your neck:

Turner: Actually, it was fine.

On William Gibson’s cameo as a patron at the Chatsubo dive bar:

Roland: We welcomed him to the set in London. I knew we had a lot of fans of his publish operating on our crew, but it wasn’t until he arrived that I saw the figure of group that had brought their individual copy of Neuromancer expecting to get it signed. I was like, “Oh wow, I conjecture they're not current for the scripts.” [Laughs]

William Gibson in a environment from Neuromancer.Photograph: Courtesy of Apple

Dillard: I think we were like, “We desire him to get out here, and we cognize it's a lengthy slog from Vancouver, but if we can get him out here, we got to put him in. We have to fair immortalize his existence in the show.” So part of it was timing, but it really worked out for what we wanted since Chatsubo is specified an iconic location in the book, and to see him there as a barfly fair was like, “This volition be so fun.”

On whether the another books in William Gibson’s Sprawl Trilogy—Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive—could discover their way onto the small screen:

Roland: It's too first to say at this point. I think we're motionless benevolent of focused on getting this one out into the world, but we'll see. I anticipation so.

On tech entrepreneurs being inspired by Neuromancer:

Dillard: There's several awesome tweet that went viral final twelvemonth that is kind of like, "New tech CEO says they're launching a merchandise called Skynet.” It's akin you're missing the item if you're naming the item following the bad thing.

Middleton: Our display is asking what happens whenever corporations have unchecked power and whenever a innovation is unchecked and there's no regulations, and our association alongside that innovation goes unchecked. Our display is asking what we endure without oversight. I think existence gets much, much worse. It's scary. I'm scared.

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