A Simple Breathing Practice A Simple Breathing Practice With each movement of the breath, there is a physical sensation and that sensation is always here. It’s a way to adjust and come back to what we are meant to be doing in the next moment. Or, what would be the most valuable thing we can do for ourselves or for someone else. Take the next seven breaths with that perspective. This is something you can come back to after a crisis, or before going into a challenging moment—it’s a way to ground yourself and find a way to settle down....

TSMC to out-invest Samsung in the chip business in 2022 TSMC to out-invest Samsung in the chip business in 2022 Samsung announced its ten-year plan of becoming the largest chip manufacturers in the world in April 2019. The company planned to invest a whopping $116 billion in the chip business by 2030. It last year raised the investment target by around 30 percent to $151 billion. The Korean giant also appeared to be on track to achieve its goals by outpacing TSMC in chip investment for two consecutive years....

Twitter will also embed the Subscribe button in tweets containing links to individual issues of a Revue newsletter. The tweet will initially look the same as a link from any other website. But when you click on it to open it and then return to your Twitter timeline, a Subscribe button will appear below the link. Clicking this button will prompt you to confirm your subscription. And once you’ve done that, your subscription is complete....

You can scroll through timelines based on the most popular posts from your followed accounts. Also, you can choose a chronological time based on when the tweets are posted. You can use whichever one you’re in the mood to use. But, Twitter might let you use timelines from third-party sources But, Twitter might let you use timelines from third-party sources Whether you’re using the most popular timeline or the chronological one, you’re using a timeline curated by Twitter....

Twitter planned to ban links to rival platforms Twitter planned to ban links to rival platforms In its original announcement, Twitter said that it will not allow “free promotion” of competing services like Mastodon, Facebook, Instagram, Tribel, Post, Nostr, and Donald Trump’s Truth Social on its platform (via). Well, it already blocks people from posting about Mastodon. But the new policy applied to accounts whose “main purpose” is to promote their content on other platforms....