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The Decameron – Season 1

[ad_1] Season 1 of The Decameron is now available to watch on Netflix. Let us know what you thought in the comments below and vote

FINANCE

Wells Fargo won’t renew its Philadelphia arena naming deal

[ad_1] The home of the Philadelphia Flyers and the 76ers — well, the Sixers, for now — will soon need a new name. Banking giant

BLOCKCHAIN

Codestral Mamba: NVIDIA’s Next-Gen Coding LLM Revolutionizes Code Completion

[ad_1] Jessie A Ellis Jul 24, 2024 23:33 NVIDIA’s Codestral Mamba, built on Mamba-2 architecture, revolutionizes code completion with advanced AI,

SCIENCE

Why many studies wrongly claim it’s healthy to drink a little alcohol

[ad_1] Drinking alcohol isn’t good for you, but it is often a sociable activity Violeta Stoimenova/Getty Images Drinking even small amounts of alcohol reduces your

FINANCE

California farmers signing up to get paid to give up water rights

[ad_1] A plan to help shore up the depleted Colorado River by cutting off water to alfalfa fields in California’s crop-rich Imperial Valley is finding

MARKET

‘I loved and respected them’: My late father wanted me to inherit his house, but he made a small legal error. Now my two siblings want their pound of flesh.

[ad_1] “His intention was to give me the property prior to his death, as they well knew.” [ad_2] Source link

GADGET

The best Android phones for 2024

[ad_1] There’s one clear perk that Android has over iOS and that’s variety when it comes to the phones you have to choose from. Apple

MOBILE

Apple Maps now available on the web (in beta)

[ad_1] Nearly twelve years after its initial launch on iOS, Apple Maps is now available on the web in beta form. Apple announced its expansion

SHOWS

The Daily SpoilerTV Community Open Discussion Thread

[ad_1] Welcome to Today’s Open Discussion Thread. You can talk about anything you like here, however you still need to observe our commenting rules, and

FINANCE

Court: FCC fee to fund telephone for poor unconstitutional

[ad_1] Calling it a “misbegotten tax,” a federal appeals court in New Orleans ruled Wednesday that a method the Federal Communications Commission uses to fund