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Netflix: VOD movie and series premieres on November 2 – 8, 2020

Although on Netflix you should not always count only on relatively fresh cinematic titles, the platform often brings a lot of proven hits and its own interesting productions (often, unfortunately not always). Admittedly, Netflix is ​​still gaining attention, as is this weekly list. So, as every week, we check what will appear on the website… Read more

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According to Eon, the energy transition requires grid upgrading for billions

According to calculations for the electricity supplier Eon, the energy transition requires investments in the electricity grid in the three-digit billion range. By the year 2050 alone for the expansion and modernization of the distribution networks in Germany, around 110 Billion euros required, it says in one on Thursday (000. Oct. 2020) presented study for… Read more

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UN: Europe's used cars threaten Africa's environment

While Europe is relying on environmentally friendly e-cars, Africa threatens to degenerate into a deportation point for vehicles powered by fossil fuels. According to the UN Environment Program (UNEP), Africa’s environment is polluted by a flood of discarded used cars from industrialized countries. “Millions of used cars, vans and minibuses exported from Europe, Japan and… Read more

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New Trailers: Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, The Prom, News of the World, and more

So in between catching up with episodes of Grace and Frankie and watching the presidential debate, I tried to watch the new Netflix version of Rebecca, which is exactly the kind of flick I am usually 100 percent here for. I couldn’t figure out why I wasn’t able to really get into it, but I… Read more

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Netflix: VOD movie and series premieres on October 26 – November 1, 2020

Although on Netflix you should not always count only on relatively fresh cinematic titles, the platform often brings a lot of proven hits and its own interesting productions (often, unfortunately not always). Admittedly, Netflix is ​​still gaining attention, as is this weekly list. So, as every week, we check what will appear on the website… Read more

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NASA probe took sufficient sample during asteroid maneuvers

The sample taken by the NASA probe Osiris-Rex from the asteroid Bennu is sufficient according to initial findings. Recordings showed that the minimum requirement of 50 grams of dust and debris had been met, said the US space agency Nasa on Saturday night with. Don’t miss any news! With our daily newsletter you will receive… Read more

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DoorDash partners with California restaurant to build new brick-and-mortar location

Food delivery platform DoorDash has partnered with a restaurant for the first time to build a new brick-and-mortar store, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. Burma Bites, a spin off of Oakland, California-based Burma Superstar, was designed for delivery and takeout, and will offer versions of menu items from the parent restaurant as well as new… Read more

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Netflix’s Rebecca flattens a classic

In 1939, Alfred Hitchcock came to Hollywood. The English master of suspense would ply his trade in sunny California, and Rebecca, his first American film, would win him his first and only Oscar. Despite the acclaim, Hitchcock hated Rebecca, as it was his first encounter with American censors and their stodgy Production Code, which made… Read more

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NASA’s OSIRIS-REx was so good at grabbing asteroid rocks that they’re overflowing

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft did its job a little too well on Tuesday, when it tried to scoop up a handful of rocks from an asteroid named Bennu more than 200 million miles from Earth. The vehicle actually grabbed too much material with its robotic arm, jamming the lid at the end of the arm open… Read more

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Facebook’s independent oversight board is now accepting cases

Facebook’s long-awaited oversight board announced Thursday it is now accepting cases. The board, first announced by the social media behemoth in 2018, is meant to serve as an independent check on Facebook’s moderation decisions. The board is composed of independent members from around the world, who will make final and binding decisions on what content… Read more

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Best Oculus Rift and Oculus Rift S games and experiences available

(Pocket-lint) – We’ve been playing with the Oculus Rift for a couple of years now and in that time, the catalogue of available games and VR experiences has grown exponentially. Since these games are also compatible with the Oculus Rift S, and many will also work on the Oculus Quest using Oculus Link, there’s a… Read more

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Netflix: Film and TV series premieres on October 19 – 25, 2020

Although on Netflix you should not always count only on relatively fresh cinematic titles, the platform often brings a lot of proven hits and its own interesting productions (often, unfortunately not always). Admittedly, Netflix is ​​still gaining attention, as is this weekly list. So, as every week, we check what will appear on the website… Read more

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Rapid research in a deadly epidemic pays off

This week’s US Food and Drug Administration approval of an Ebola drug is a big milestone in drug development — one that’s closely tied to our current efforts to fight COVID-19. Before COVID-19 started sweeping across the world, Ebola was one of the most high-profile viral diseases on the planet. “Everyone was ready to speed… Read more

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Fiberweek: There is no “next day delivery” for fiber optic expansion

2021 a massive boost in broadband expansion is to be expected. According to industry experts, the self-economic expansion of network operators, delayed by the corona pandemic, is likely to become faster; many state-funded projects would actually be implemented after years of planning and approval. Don’t miss any news! With our daily newsletter you will receive… Read more

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YouTube probably doesn't have to give film companies helpful data from uploaders

The video platform YouTube most likely does not have to enable the tracking of illegal uploads by disclosing user data such as email address, telephone number or IP address. This became apparent on Thursday in a hearing at the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) in Karlsruhe. The verdict is due to be announced in the… Read more

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