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How developers can utilize Lockdown?

CORONA CORONA CORONA KUCH TO KARONA!!!!!!! CORONAVIRUS is impacting a lot now. A few weeks back we were free to move anywhere, travel anywhere like in India all are allowed to wander anywhere and the roads were fully packed with vehicles and humans and now BANG! Everyone is locked in their houses, all the shops are closed and the good thing is that due to this and due to the perfect step of Indian Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi the situation in India is under control.  Corona's effect is falling everywhere and in every field of industry.  Now there are a few positives and in this blog, I'll focus on WHAT CAN WE DO?  as a citizen or as a programmer or as a developer. As we can see that all the IT industries are now switched to WORK FROM HOME, the trend of work from home is increased a lot as we can see in the report of GOOGLE TRENDS because due to coronavirus everything is closed.                          ...

Can headphones damage the ears??

We are well aware of how much we have been dependent on the internet in today's times. But forgot that there is something that exists around us that can prove to be dangerous for your health. Yes, now talk about wireless headphones such as Apple's trendy ear-pods can cause cancer . In this article printed at the international level, Professor Jerry Phillips , Ph.D., of the biochemistry of The University of Colorado says that he is very concerned about ear-pods. Because in the action of putting the Bluetooth or ear-pods in the ear, the tissues exposed to a higher level of radio-frequency radiation. Those who are not less than a threat bell. In this article, it is reported that Philips is not alone in wireless concerns about Bluetooth devices, in a new tab addressed to the United Nations and the World Health Organization, citing a petition, it has been said that it should be used in more than 40 countries Signed by 250 researchers. Research has said that it is true that wir...

teachschoolhk #3: ALEXA & CORTANA, GAGANYAAN, FREE DATA, MESSANGER KIDS, WHATSAPP BACKUP

1.  Alexa and Cortana: Works together Microsoft and Amazon on Wednesday announced the release of a public preview of the integration of their Cortana and Alexa voice assistants. Cortana will be available on Amazon Echo devices, while Alexa will be available to U.S. customers on Windows 10 devices and on Harman Kardon Invoke speakers. The collaboration is separate from the Alexa app on Windows 10 PCs, the spokesperson noted. "Our collaboration with Amazon is part of a longer-term vision for digital assistants to work together on behalf of our customers."   "Our ongoing goal has been to make Cortana your intelligent assistant, wherever you need assistance, and across many devices and platforms, from Windows 10 PCs to iPhone and Android," a Microsoft spokesperson said. Amazon has about 45,000 skills while Cortana has only about 250, but �It isn�t the skills since most Alexa users use only a tiny fraction of them�. Amazon needs this partnership because it�s losing groun...

teachschoolhk#2: DETECTIVE WI-FI, RUSSIAN SATELLITE, JONES SUSPENDED, APPLE'S NEW PHONE.

1. WIFI could be used to detect weapons and bombs. According to a study led by Rutgers University in New Jersey, Ordinary wifi could be used to detect bombs and weapons in public. Wireless signals can penetrate bags to measure the dimensions of metal objects or estimate the volume of liquids, researchers claim. Initial tests appeared to show that the system was at least 95% accurate.  It could provide a low-cost alternative to airport-style security, researchers said. The team behind the research tested 15 types of objects and six types of bags.  The wi-fi system had success rates of 99% for recognizing dangerous objects, 98% for metal and 95% for liquids.  When objects were wrapped inside bags, the accuracy rate dropped to about 90%.  The low-cost system requires a wi-fi device with two or three antennas and can be integrated into existing wi-fi networks. The system works by analyzing what happens when wireless signals penetrate and bounce off objects and material...