The mind always yearns for something more. It might desire a new experience, a pleasant feeling or sensation, or crave the acquisition of something that it feels will bring pleasure. However, the experiences, sensations, and/or pleasant feelings that we strive for don’t last and we often find ourselves wanting more. The one thing we can count on in this life is impermanence and continuous change. Here are a few examples of impermanence:...
According to Engadget (via WSJ), Huawei was busy with a law enforcement safer-cities project in Lahore, Pakistan. However, Huawei wanted a backdoor to access databases and sensitive citizen and government data. BES says that Huawei wanted to duplicate the Pakistan network to access data from Suzhou, China. Doing this requires special permissions from Pakistan authorities, and BES insisted on taking the permissions. However, Huawei initially said it did not need permissionsو and later said it had obtained the necessary permissions from Pakistan....
For context, Instagram lets you combine up to ten photos and videos in a single post since early 2017. It’s a nice feature to have since just one photo doesn’t always tell the whole story. But all this while, the company didn’t allow you to remove one of the photos or clips from this carousel. So if you had mistakenly added an item that shouldn’t have been there, or you no longer find it relevant, you needed to delete the whole post and re-upload the other photos and videos in a new carousel....
The update brings firmware version F926BXXU1BVA9 and is around 1.1GB in size. The changelog accessed by SamMobile doesn’t say what’s new, though it mentions the usual suite of security and stability improvements. This update likely fixes the bugs first introduced with the One UI 4 update last month. As with most Samsung security updates, a few Samsung apps are also getting updated. These include SmartThings, Samsung Health, Samsung Internet, PENUP, and others....
In this short video, founding editor Barry Boyce answers our questions about emotional health and how we can turn toward our feelings. A Q&A with Mindful Founding Editor Barry Boyce A Q&A with Mindful Founding Editor Barry Boyce Mindful: If we let ourselves feel our emotions, one concern may be that we won’t be able to stop feeling them. If we’ve avoided our emotions for a long time, will it be too much to handle?...
