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Chủ xe VF 8: “Đạp ga đã như siêu xe, chi phí nuôi xe quá rẻ”

Sau hơn hai năm đồng hành, chiếc VinFast VF 8 Plus đã cùng anh Bùi Sơn Hải (TP.HCM) chinh phục gần 79.000 km từ những cung đường quen thuộc hàng ngày đến chuyến xuyên Việt 4.000 km đáng nhớ. Mẫu D-SUV chinh phục anh bằng cảm giác lái phấn khích, đáng tin trên mọi hành trình và dịch vụ hậu mãi mà không hãng nào có thể theo kịp.

Researchers Claim to Uncover Billions of WhatsApp-Registered Phone Numbers Using Automation Techniques

WhatsApp’s contact-discovery flaw let researchers match 3.5 billion phone numbers to active accounts. By exploiting the absence of rate limits, they checked vast number ranges to see which were registered. They also found that many users exposed their profile photos and About texts publicly. The team even identified millions of accounts in countries where WhatsApp i...

Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Now Available for Purchase in India via Amazon, Flipkart

Ray-Ban Meta Glasses are now available for purchase in India via the leading e-commerce platforms. Developed in collaboration with EssilorLuxottica, the smart glasses were introduced in the country in May. The Ray-Ban Meta Glasses come equipped with a 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera, open-ear speakers, and microphones, which enable users to capture snapshots/videos, li...

Amazon Launches AI-Generated Video Recaps Feature For Select Shows

Amazon Video Recaps was launched on Wednesday to offer AI-generated video summaries of previous seasons of select Amazon Originals shows. The feature is said to help users catch up before they start streaming a new season. With the generative AI, the feature recognises and combines major plot points, pivotal moments, character arcs, and dialogues to create a recap wit...

Things That Disappear by Jenny Erpenbeck review – a kaleidoscopic study of transience

A collection of columns by the German Booker winner reveals a keen eye for details that mark the passing of time

Jenny Erpenbeck wrote the pieces collected in this compact yet kaleidoscopic book for a column in the newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung; published in German in 2009, they now appear in an English translation by Kurt Beals, following the immense success of Erpenbeck’s novel Kairos, which won the 2024 International Booker prize.

It’s interesting and instructive to reflect on what German newspaper readers made of the column in the early years of the new millennium, nearly two decades on from the fall of the Berlin Wall. For while Erpenbeck adopted some of the features of the form – apparently throwaway observations on daily life, such as minor irritation at the difficulty of sourcing proper splitterbrötchen, an unpretentious pastry now pimped for a more elaborate and wealthy clientele – she consistently enlarged and complicated it. Into that recognisable tone of ennui and mild querulousness with which journalists hope to woo a time-pressed but disenchanted or nostalgic readership, Erpenbeck smuggled metaphysics, politics and history.

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