Published on: 2025-06-09 16:33:19
For nearly ten years, Bernard Moses had been ferrying passengers around Chicagoland as an Uber driver. But after dropping off his umpteenth passenger one day in April 2024, Moses recalls that he swiped to find his next rider — only to discover he'd been locked out of his Uber driver account. A message came up, telling him he had been suspended due to a customer complaint. After logging over 20,000 rides and earning an average rating of 4.99 out of 5, Moses had been locked out of his primary sou
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-06-26 09:00:50
Though sleep is a time to power down and replenish our energy, our brains remain surprisingly active when we’re at rest. In fact, more goes on behind our closed eyelids than we previously thought, according to a team of researchers that recently analyzed eye movements during slumber. In a study published Wednesday in the journal Nature Communications, researchers in Switzerland analyzed the pupils of sleeping participants. The study reveals that our pupils constantly change size while we’re unc
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rob dobi/Getty Images A group of developers who call themselves Massgrave have successfully hacked Microsoft's activation tools for Windows and Office. The collective has uploaded a set of PowerShell scripts to their repository on GitHub, where anyone can download and use the tools to activate any edition of Windows or any perpetual-license Office edition without paying Microsoft's licensing fees. The most recent update includes a module that the group claims will allow users to install Window
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