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A Lithuanian phisher tricked two big US tech companies into wiring him $100 million The Department of Justice today unsealed an indictment against a Lithuanian scammer who managed to trick two American tech companies into wiring him $100 million. The scammer, 48-year-old Evaldas Rimasauskas, did so by masquerading as a prominent Asian hardware manufacturer, according to court docum...

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Chicago teen gang-raped on Facebook Live as 40 watched Police are searching for five to six men who sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl as dozens watched on live video.Chicago police are searching for five to six men who sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl in an attack viewed by dozens of people on Facebook Live.The live video, which has been remove...

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How to stay safe from hackers while shopping online Are you protected while shopping online? Here's our complete guideOnline shopping is so popular it's now becoming the de facto way for people to purchase goods, but with great popularity comes great …

The 6 Biggest Problems with Sitting All Day Sitting might be killing you, even if you get in a daily dose of moderate or intense exercise. Research is mounting that hours of sitting is its own health-risk factor.Sitting Still Risks …

The $5 PoisonTap quickly, completely hijacks even a locked computer’s internet After I learned of this clever exploit from Samy Kamkar, my poor 2012 MacBook Air looks more vulnerable than venerable: Asleep on the table, its USB ports exposed, it could be hijacked in seconds by a malicious Raspberry Pi Zero called PoisonTap. No need for passwords, zero-days, or million-dollar b...

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FCC seeks $100 mn AT&T fine over 'unlimited' data plans The US telecommunications regulator said Wednesday it plans to fine AT&T $100 million after the company sharply slowed down data speeds to customers of its unlimited mobile data plans. The Federal Communications Commission said the company misled millions of customers who subscribed to AT&T Mobility…

Doctors separate conjoined twins with help of 3D printer Chinese surgeons use 3D printing technology to help successful operation to separate conjoined twinsDoctors in China have used 3D printing technology to successfully separate conjoined three-month-old twin girls.A team of ten doctors from three different departments at the Children’s Hospital of Fudan University in Shanghai conducted the operation.The girls had been joined at the hip and lower spine. They mostly had separate digestive systems but shared a lower bowel.Doctors prepared for the five-hour operation by using 3D printing technology to make models for a virtual operation. The hospital sent data from the twins CT and MRI examinations to a 3D printing company to build two models of the conjoined body parts.• Doctors remove 420 kidney stones 'caused by excessive tofu' from patient in ChinaChief surgeon and paediatric surgery expert Zheng Shan told state media that the models helped the team to better plan for the procedure. "With the 3-D model, we could better understand the actual anatomical structure of the twin girls' conjoined parts. And it helped us to decide on a more precise starting point on the body,” Mr Zheng said.It is the first time that 3D printing technology was used for this kind of surgery in China.The twins were born on March 17 in Ganzhou in Jiangxi province in south east China. Their condition was only detected at birth as prenatal examinations had only shown that they were twins.They were brought to the Children’s Hospital at Fudan University which has experience in this type of surgery. Doctors at the hospital have carried out six other separations of conjoined twins in the last 15 years.Photos carried in state media showed the separated twins recovering in ICU in two separate beds, being cared for by medical staff.While the operation was successful, doctors said that it will take three days for the girls to be considered out of danger.Conjoined twins are rare with an incidence of one in almost 200,000 births worldwide.

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This Single String of Text Can Crash Your iPhone’s Messages App If you’ve got an iPhone, and a particularly obnoxious group of friends, you might want to avoid checking your text messages today.

Using the stairs instead of the elevator is better, because it gets you to your destination faster and offers a quick and easy workout.
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Starvation shouldn't be considered as an alternative to weight loss. This is because your body would outwit you by storing existing fat deposits

Water is beneficial for weight loss, dehydration purposes, and the elimination of salt residues and fatty tissues languishing in the body.
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