![]() Google says that running in common browsers makes it more secure. There are apps for Android and iOS devices. Google Meet runs in a browser with no need for plug-ins or desktop apps. It supports video up to 720p and anyone with a Google account can join a Google Meet. Google pushes the security angle, however, saying that it's encrypted in transmission as well as encrypted when saved on Google Drive. Google has been adding functions to Google Meet to make it more consumer-friendly, adding controls, a gallery view, and more advanced screen sharing options, including individual Chrome tabs - although some of these controls aren't as granular as Zoom when it comes to participant control and screen sharing. At a free level, you get support for up to 100 participants, but there's support for up to 500 participants or 100,000 viewers on a live stream at the top Enterprise level. Google Meet is all about video conferencing on the large scale. What are Google Meet and Chat and how do they work?.Recently, Google Meet was integrated into Gmail, so you can access the service directly through the mail app. Essentially, they are grown-up versions of Google Hangouts, which is the consumer solution. Understanding Google Meet and Google Chat is easier when you consider the previous names - Google Hangouts Meet and Google Hangouts Chat. Google Meet sits alongside Google Chat as part of the communication solution designed for businesses, with Google Chat being an alternative to a service like Slack. However, Google made Google Meet available to anyone with a Google account, so it's free to the public, offering up to 100 callers with no time limit. It is, essentially, Google's version of Zoom, coming in three tiers - Google Meet, Google Workspace Essentials and Google Workspace Enterprise. It is available to all Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) users, i.e., those businesses or schools that pay for Google services for their users. It started life as the enterprise video conferencing solution that Google offered. Google Meet had a name change in the last couple of years, previously known as Google Hangouts Meet.
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Weird but do not underestimate what they can do to harm the human. This kind of jellyfish mainly found in Florida beaches. Vagina gets its name from the German naturalist Wilhelm Gottlieb Tilesius von Tulenau who is famous for accompanied the first Russian circumnavigation of the globe around 1803-1806. Thetys Vagina can grow around 30cm long.Īccording to the history, T. They mostly eat phytoplankton, including single organisms, such as silicoflagellates, diatoms, and tintinnids. They have a unique barrel shaped, mostly clear, and have a defined body form. This jellyfish may live in Atlantic and Indian ocean with typically around 100m from the surface. According to the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, this jellyfish is the largest species of salp that lives along the West Coast of US. This vagina Apparently gonna be the weirdest name for jellyfish ever. The photosynthesis happens because most of the corals they host zooxanthellae within this jellyfish. They have a mild sting since they do photosynthetic, but for sensitive people may effect in a different way. On the other hand, the reason why this jellyfish called as upside down because they don’t spend much time to swim but instead flipping upside down, pulsating, on sandy or muddy substrates in mangrove or soft bottom bay habitats. Their underside is covered by some oral arms that branch into thousands of lappets. Their color are brown or olive with creamy white in color. Upside-Down Jellyfish (Cassiopeia andromeda)Ĭassiopeia Andromeda or usually called by The Upside-Down jellyfish is a large jellyfish that can grow up to 30cm in diameter. Be careful with them because their sting can badly hurt you.Ħ. Their mouth is at the bottom center of the bell. They also usually have 15 markings on the bell that resemble elongated v’s nearby the central brown spot. Their color normally yellow white with some brown marks. And they also have 24 tentacles that connected and arranged 8 groups of 3. They normally have around 30cm diameter or more. This species also normally can be found in the southern part of Atlantic Ocean from the west coast of South Africa and False Bay. See also: Biggest Fish in Amazon – Fishes in Atlantic OceanĬompass Jelly or in Latin name known as Chrysaorahysoscella is a very common jellyfish that normally lives in Atlantic or Mediterranean, including near the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Turkey. This type of jellies also not dangerous and harmful to people. They may be found in the open ocean or coastal waters.Mainly, they only eat zooplankton, medusae, plankton, and mollusks by their tentacles. This cringe jellies can be found in tropical and Florida beaches. ![]() This species can grow a bell until 15 inches in diameter. ![]() They have a fringe around the tentacles around the bells, four arms near the center of the bell, and 4 flower-shaped reproductive organs (people called it gonads) which can be orange, pink or red. ![]() Moon Jellyfish has been the main diet for sea turtle. The main prey for Sea turtles, tuna, sunfish, butterfish and spiny dogfish.
![]() These are one of the best landscape lights for a number of uses, from pathway lighting to patio lighting and even shining a spotlight on your favorite flowers in the garden. Plus, the heads are adjustable as well, allowing you to customize more precisely where each spotlight should shine. The LED lights come in a pack of six, so you can place up to 1,800 lumens in an area if you want brighter lighting complete. You’ll be able to light up your yard or patio with these spotlights by Greenclick, each of which outputs 300 lumens. You can only connect up to 10 lights together, so it depends on your needs. Product Details: Power Type: Solar | Size: 2.95 x 7.84 inches | Material: Stainless steel However, if you prefer to manually turn them off, they do have a switch that allows this option. You’ll get about 8 hours of lighting once the lights are fully charged, all without needing to remember to flip the switch. ![]() Plus, the lights automatically come on once dusk arrives and shut themselves off when the dawn comes. The stainless steel can even hold up to being run over by a lawnmower if you forget they’re in place. The disk lights have eight LEDs apiece and they’re a weather-resistant option. ![]() If you want to shine a light on different areas in your yard, these will let you easily do just that. The center panels of the lights swivel, which lets you customize the look of your lighting as well as where the solar panel is pointing. Either place them flat on the ground or install them with the stakes that come with the lights. These swivel disk lights by Bell + Howell come in a pack of four and take their power from sunlight during the daytime hours. Solar-powered lights are some of the best landscape lighting options for people who don’t want to mess with wires and transformers. They’re powered by the sun, so cloudy days may interfere with how many hours of lighting you can expect. Product Details: Power Type: Wired | Size: 5 x 5 x 16 inches | Material: Aluminum, plastic The round lights offer a more modern feel while the crackled shade option lends a more classic look to your yard. If you don’t love the mushroom-shaped cap design, you also have the option of choosing different shapes. Plus, installation is designed to be relatively quick and easy. The LED bulbs will also help save on your energy costs because they use LED lighting equivalent to 10-watt incandescent bulbs, which work out to be about 150 lumens. However, the lights are still a favorite among the best landscape lighting options because they also come with a five-year warranty. Plus, the lights will even stand up to snow as well as rain, making them a great choice for all types of climates.īe aware that the lights come in a set of six, but you’ll need to purchase a transformer and some wire separately. They’re resistant to the weather due to the cast aluminum material they’re made from. The life of the lights is about 50,000 hours total thanks to the integrated LEDs that won’t need changing out. ![]() Plus, they are designed with a heavy-duty stake that gets inserted into the ground and they come with a wire connector for quicker, easier installation. These mushroom pathway lights are perfect for those wanting an easier, low-voltage landscape lighting option. Overall, the best landscape lighting option is this pathway light by Hykolity. You’ll need to purchase the transformer and low-voltage wire separately. All multi-story apartments use the modern design motif. These should be easier to follow along with, as they were labelled from south to north. Ot is clad in green siding and has 4 three-bedroom units, and Pt is clad in red siding and has 5 three-bedroom units. Lastly, Ot and Pt are the same basic design, except Pt has one more unit in the middle. Nt is the same as It, but with one less three-bedroom in the middle, resulting in a total of six units – three stacked flat two-bedroom units, two three-bedrooms, and one four-bedroom unit. It-1 and It-2 are almost the same as the Ht’s, but the end unit is a bit larger, resulting 4-bedrooms instead of three (for a unit total per building of 3 2-bedrooms stacked, 3 3-bedrooms, 1 4-bedroom). They are separated by the West Sylvan Mews (and the small street next to the Community Center is called East Sylvan Mews). Ht-1 and Ht-2 appear to be 7 units each – 4 3-bedrooms, 3 2-bedrooms in a stacked flat format. The three-bedrooms lack a rear bedroom on the top floor. Jt-1 and Jt-2 have 11 units apiece – 3 2-bedroom stacked units on each end of the string for a total of 6 2-bedroom units, and 3 three-bedroom and 2 four-bedroom units are wedged in between. Then there are strings that a mixture of setbacks and no setbacks. Kt-1 and Kt-2 ( Kt-1 shown in the render above) have three stacked flat 2-bedrooms on each end of the townhouse string (the first floor is one 2-bedroom unit, and the other two-bedrooms are stacked over it), and 4 four-bedroom units in the middle, for ten units each. These are 4-bedroom units, like Ct (4 units), Ft (6 units) and Mt (6 units). They are all three-bedroom units.įive of the modern strings have no garage and full-length top floors. This includes Bt (4 units) and Lt (5 units). Two of the modern townhouse units have no garages and large full-length setbacks on their third floors. At is 4 units, Dt is 5 units, Et is 6 units, and the Gt’s are 7 units each. The ones with integrated garages ( At, Dt, Et, Gt1/2’s) are all 3-bedroom units. Modern townhouse strings At, Dt, Et, Gt-1 and Gt-2 take advantage of the site’s slope to employ rear garages tucked into the hillside. All townhouses are 2.5-3 stories in height. The more traditional townhouse strings ( Ht’s, It’s, Nt, Ot, Pt) are finished with fiber cement siding and trim boards. The modern-looking townhouses use a brick veneer, light and dark fiber cement panels and lap siding, cast stone accents and wood canopies, along with concrete foundations and stairs. The more traditional-looking Ht-1 and Ht-2, and It-1 and It-2 strings are mirror images of their same-lettered counterpart. The Gt’s, Jt’s, and Kt’s are near-identical twins exception for unit layout and building elevation steps to accommodate slopes. The color coding is for easy reference.Įach uniquely-lettered string is its own design. Counting them all off, there’s At, Bt, Ct, Dt, Et, Ft, Gt-1, Gt-2, Ht-1, Ht-2, It-1 and It-2, Jt-1 and Jt-2, Kt-1 and Kt-2, Lt, Mt, Nt, Ot, and Pt. Then there are the townhouses, to be covered in detail in the next section. In short, five multi-story buildings, B, C, D, E, and F. “A” was the multi-story building along Mitchell Avenue that was removed late in the planning process. Notably, there is no apartment building “A”. The townhouses along Mitchell have been renamed, but otherwise everything else is the same. Here is the more accurate but less attractive site plan. The knoll between apartment buildings D, E and F is the location of the Mitchell family cemetery plot, last active in the 1850s. The bus stop/food truck area, unlabeled here, is the intersection of Maple Avenue and Veterans’ Way. The overlook is a natural area at one of the highest elevations of the property, and the community garden is at the turn of James Lane. The childrens’ play area is located at the intersection of James Lane (the north-south road) and Lena Street (the east-west road). However, this is the easiest diagram to follow, and highlights some of the landscaping features of the project. The pretty version of the site plan, from STREAM Collaborative, has most of the buildings pretty clearly labeled, but is a little outdated – the townhouses along Mitchell were added late in the process, and were not labelled here. The building elevations for each structure can be found in Building Set Plans 1-3, on the town of Ithaca’s website here. Unlike most projects, Maplewood is basically an entire new neighborhood – there are five large apartment buildings, 21 townhouse strings, and the community center, for a grand total of twenty-seven buildings.
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He gave advice on dark web scans on Miami's NBC 6, discussed Windows XP's demise on WGN-TV's Midday News in Chicago, and shared his CES experiences on WJR-AM's Guy Gordon Show in Detroit.Ĭhris also ran MakeUseOf's email newsletter for two years. ![]() In addition to his extensive writing experience, Chris has been interviewed as a technology expert on TV news and radio shows. The company's project was later reportedly shut down by the U.S. A wave of negative publicity ensued, with coverage on BuzzFeed News, CNBC, the BBC, and TechCrunch. At CES 2018, he broke the news about Kodak's "KashMiner" Bitcoin mining scheme with a viral tweet. Starting in 2015, Chris attended the Computer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas for five years running. His work has even appeared on the front page of Reddit.Īrticles he's written have been used as a source for everything from books like Team Human by Douglas Rushkoff, media theory professor at the City University of New York's Queens College and CNN contributor, to university textbooks and even late-night TV shows like Comedy Central's with Chris Hardwick. His roundups of new features in Windows 10 updates have been called "the most detailed, useful Windows version previews of anyone on the web" and covered by prominent Windows journalists like Paul Thurrott and Mary Jo Foley on TWiT's Windows Weekly. Instructional tutorials he's written have been linked to by organizations like The New York Times, Wirecutter, Lifehacker, the BBC, CNET, Ars Technica, and John Gruber's Daring Fireball. The news he's broken has been covered by outlets like the BBC, The Verge, Slate, Gizmodo, Engadget, TechCrunch, Digital Trends, ZDNet, The Next Web, and Techmeme. Beyond the column, he wrote about everything from Windows to tech travel tips. He founded PCWorld's "World Beyond Windows" column, which covered the latest developments in open-source operating systems like Linux and Chrome OS. He also wrote the USA's most-saved article of 2021, according to Pocket.Ĭhris was a PCWorld columnist for two years. Beyond the web, his work has appeared in the print edition of The New York Times (September 9, 2019) and in PCWorld's print magazines, specifically in the August 2013 and July 2013 editions, where his story was on the cover. With over a decade of writing experience in the field of technology, Chris has written for a variety of publications including The New York Times, Reader's Digest, IDG's PCWorld, Digital Trends, and MakeUseOf. Chris has personally written over 2,000 articles that have been read more than one billion times-and that's just here at How-To Geek. Chris Hoffman is the former Editor-in-Chief of How-To Geek. ![]() In one study in my lab, we presented negative feedback as improvement-focused (“needs work” rather than “very bad”). The spirit in which negative information is offered can influence whether it’s able to break through a child’s positivity bias. This may be the reason that children prioritize benevolence over expertise when learning new information. American children are also taught not to say mean things about others and may question the intentions of well-meaning people that speak hard truths. There may be different forces at play here: Because positivity is so ingrained in children’s minds, they may struggle to pay attention to and integrate contradictory evidence into their working theories about people. They eventually receive evaluative feedback from their teachers and start to experience a greater variety of negative relational experiences, like bullying.Įven so, children often remain stubbornly optimistic despite contrary evidence. They begin to see differences in performance among people, including their peers, and this gives them a sense of where they stand in relation to others. With age, children are exposed to harsher realities. ![]() It’s likely due in part to the positive social experiences that most children are lucky enough to have early in life. Psychologists don’t know for sure why kids are so optimistic. Karl Fredrickson/Unsplash, CC BY Why do we start life with rose-colored glasses? Children even track people’s records of accuracy to decide whether they can be trusted as learning sources for things like the names of unknown objects.Įverything’s new, everything’s great. Even preschoolers can tell the difference between experts and non-experts, and they understand that different kinds of experts know different things – like how doctors know how human bodies work and mechanics know how cars work. For example, children understand that animate objects, such as animals, operate very differently from inanimate objects, such as chairs. In early childhood, they carefully gather data from their environment to construct theories about the world. In many ways, children are sophisticated thinkers. Psychologists like me investigate this optimism that seems to emerge very early in life to figure out more about how it works – and how and why it eventually decreases over time. And in an era of “fake news” and myriad informational sources, it’s more important than ever to raise strong critical thinkers who will grow into adults who make informed life decisions. Why does it matter if children see the world through rose-colored glasses? Children who are overly optimistic may unwittingly find themselves in unsafe situations, or they may be unable or unwilling to learn from constructive feedback. They often show a positivity bias: a tendency to focus on positive actions or selectively process information that promotes positive judgments about the self, others, or even animals and objects. Young children are strikingly less cautious when making character judgments. Most adults would probably want to see how a stranger acts in several different circumstances, to decide whether someone new is nice, mean or trustworthy. You might hesitate to make a character judgment about someone based on a first encounter. ![]() The most recent update, with contributions from Jessica Lau, was in January 2023. This article was originally published in October 2020. Now go forth and fill your work with far too many of them. For now, though, I hope these tips helped you type em (and en) dashes. I sincerely hope that, someday in the near future, Microsoft will make a change to its operating system that makes this article completely useless. For example: The office is open Monday–Friday.Ĭonsidering there are significant differences between an em and en dash, it really shouldn't be this hard to type them using only a keyboard. For example: A notebook, pen, and laptop-these were all in my welcome kit! The em dash (-) is used to separate extra information or mark a break in a sentence. My editor made me add this, so really quickly, here's the difference between an em and en dash: You can download and share footage with the complimentary Toyota Integrated. If most of your writing happens in Google Docs, good news: Google Docs has an autoreplace feature, which you could use instead of a system-wide tool. Available for Windows and Mac PCs, the companion tool lets you review. Install the app, then make a phrase that creates your desired dash. PhraseExpress, which is free for personal use, works quite well for this. You can also set up a rule to quickly make dashes. It's a great time saver, particularly if there are things you wind up sharing with coworkers, customers, or potential dates multiple times a day. These apps automatically replace custom keywords with whatever you want. But text expansion apps are a better tool for the job. Download and install current or previous versions of the Mac operating system on compatible Mac computers. You could leave your notepad open with an em dash to copy and paste as needed-that's what my editor used to do when she had a PC. Go to Store and enter the keyword Geometry Dash in Search. Windows doesn't offer a quick way to make these dashes, so you'll have to add your own. Push your skills to the limit as you jump, fly and flip your way through dangerous passages and spiky obstacles. Here’s how you can download and install Geometry Dash for Mac: From the Launchpad, open the Steam App and log yourself in. Create the long dash symbol using autoreplace software For now, though, let's check out some potential alternatives. Why doesn't Microsoft make this a system-wide setting in Windows? I don't know, and you should ask them, on Twitter, daily. Again, Microsoft Office apps should figure out what you want and insert the correct dash. And if you want an en dash, surround a single dash with spaces between two words, like - this. ![]() Put two dashes between two words, like-this, and the app will understand you mean to insert an em dash. Personal Cloud How to Create a New Backup Plan Using Seagate Dashboard. If you're working in Microsoft Office apps like Word or Outlook, there's another option. Seagate Dashboard - Installation, Backup, Verify, Restore, and Features. While this only gives me a slight headache, I'm somehow even more annoyed than before.
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