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Miami focus on Messi workload, injury prevention Inter Miami head coach Javier Mascherano confirmed Lionel Messi will train with normality ahead of the match against the Houston Dynamo on Sunday night, dispelling injury rumors.

Garnacho to pay for team dinner as punishment Ruben Amorim has revealed that Alejandro Garnacho will pay for a team dinner following his decision to walk straight to the dressing room the victory over Ipswich Town.

Mourinho sues Galatasaray for racism accusation Turkey Süper Lig club Fenerbahce said Friday they have filed a lawsuit against rival Galatasaray for an “attack on the personal rights” of coach Jose Mourinho.

Transfer rumors, news: Real Madrid want to sign Arsenal’s Saliba Real Madrid are hoping to sign Arsenal defender William Saliba in the summer. Transfer Talk has the latest news, gossip and rumors.

NBA insiders after Embiid ruled out for the season: What’s next for the 76ers? Joel Embiid will continue to look for a solution to his left knee injury. What does it mean for the Philadelphia 76ers’ draft and free agency plans?

The Cavs ignored the calls to break up their All-Star backcourt, and it’s paying off Garland became the subject of trade rumors in the offseason after a broken jaw and death of his grandmother derailed his season.

Calling Furniture store owners Would really appreciate if any furniture ecommerce store owner would be willing to talk to me. I am exploring some ideas using AI and furniture photography to help store owners increase their sales. Obviously as a thank you, will be giving them free access and offers. TIA submitted by /u/Top-Winner-5535

Two different niches in the same category (graphic t-shirts), separate brands or keep together? I’m kicking off a store selling a few shirt designs that I’ve come up with. My problem is that while they’re all in a similar category (inside jokes, memes, etc) the niches are different. One is for software engineers, the other is for hvac people. Would you keep these as separate brands and websites, growing each on their own, or combine them…

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These New Apple Intelligence Features Are Coming in iOS 18.4 iOS 18.4 was supposed to bring new Apple Intelligence Siri features, but Apple ended up needing to pull those capabilities from the update to continue testing. There are fewer new ‌Apple Intelligence‌ additions now, but there are still some new features that will make the update worth installing when it comes out in April. Priority Notifications…

Tesla Superchargers coming to dozens of Steak ‘n Shake locations Tesla is planning to install dozens of Supercharger sites at Steak ‘n Shake locations across the country, according to an exchange between the companies on X. The companies have signed an agreement for over six sites, with over 20 more to come. And if Steak ‘n Shake gets its way, possibly 100 restaurants will see

The armless PP-1 turntable is made from a solid block of aluminum A Paris-based creative studio has announced a minimalist turntable with controls streamlined to just a play button and a volume knob. Waiting For Ideas’ PP-1 — short for Plug and Play — doesn’t even have a visible tonearm, and it’s made from a solid block of anodized aluminum requiring about 12 weeks of production time

The UK will neither confirm nor deny that it’s killing encryption The United Kingdom dealt a significant blow in its war on encryption last week that, aside from blemishing Apple’s meticulously curated privacy commitments, could have worldwide ramifications for personal data protections. And while several days have passed since Apple pulled its Advanced Data Protection (ADP) feature from UK customers, other …

The Verge looks back on Skype It may be difficult to believe in this time of Zoom, Google Meet, and Slack, but at one point, Skype was one of the primary ways to make contact with friends, family, and colleagues. First released in 2003 and, after going through several owners, finally purchased by Microsoft in 2011, the app allowed you to

Zapier says someone broke into its code repositories and may have accessed customer data Zapier informed customers on Friday that an “unauthorized user” accessed “certain Zapier code repositories” and may have gained access to customer information as a result. The customer data had been “inadvertently copied to the repositories for debugging purposes,” according to an email obtained by The Verge. The company says it beca…

Google’s co-founder tells AI staff to stop ‘building nanny products’ For the last couple years, it has been evident that Google co-founder Sergey Brin is back in the building. This week, he sent a clear message to hundreds of employees in Google’s DeepMind AI division, known as GDM: the pressure to win the AGI race is on. “It has been 2 years of the Gemini