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How to Prevent Hacker Attacks on Your Phone? NSA: Do This 'One Action' Weekly to be Effective

Reported about 1 year ago

The National Security Agency of the United States has released a 'Smartphone Security Guide' advising users on how to prevent hacker attacks. With smartphones becoming increasingly essential in daily life, they are also attractive targets for cybercriminals. The NSA suggests rebooting your phone at least once a week to lower the risk of hacker attacks, as hackers can exploit zero-click vulnerabilities to infiltrate devices without user interaction. While rebooting may not block all attacks, it can raise the level of difficulty for hackers, along with other tips like avoiding public Wi-Fi, clearing Wi-Fi connection records, disabling Bluetooth and GPS when not in use, avoiding unknown links in messages, setting strong passwords, or using biometric unlocking for device security.

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Taiwan Environmental and Education Updates

Reported about 1 year ago

Greenpeace reports at least 100 temporary garbage sites in Taiwan, with 60 near schools and 8 near water source protection areas; the country had accumulated 840,000 tonnes of packaged temporary waste by the end of last year. Taiwan will close 18 elementary schools in the coming academic year due to declining birth rates, with one school in Penghu offering plane tickets for enrollment as it has only 2 students. The government will continue to allocate 300 billion annually for the rent subsidy program to support a million tenants.

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Breaking News/Close Call with Recurrence of 'Meatball Dumpling Incident'! Resident of Xinzhuang Falls to Death, Bypasser Barely Escapes Being Hit by 4 Steps

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan's Chinese TV news reported a resident in her 80s, suspected to have committed suicide due to illness, falling to her death in Xinzhuang, New Taipei City. Onlookers recounted that a man passing by narrowly avoided being hit by the falling victim, reminiscent of the 'Meatball Dumpling Incident' decades ago. Police have investigated the scene and ruled out foul play, but are awaiting further forensic analysis. For updates, stay tuned to Middle Taiwan News website.

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Huang Renxun's Last 3 Signatures Before Boarding Plane Revealed by Songshan Airport Staff

Reported about 1 year ago

FTNN News, June 8, 2024, 8:12 pm: Huang Renxun, the CEO of NVIDIA, boarded a plane to leave Taiwan on the night of the 8th. Before heading to the airport, he made a last-minute stop at 'Wang Ji Fu Cheng Rouzong' on Bade Road in Songshan District. Prior to boarding the plane, Huang left his last 3 signatures for this trip in Taiwan at Songshan Airport, impressing the airport staff with his warmth. Huang's unplanned visit to the rouzong shop resulted in him buying 14 servings, giving a generous tip, and taking photos with enthusiastic fans along the way. His departure on a private plane at 8:31 pm marked the end of his 14-day Taiwan trip, with plans to return later this year.

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MLB London Series: Bryce Harper's Soccer-Style Celebration in Phillies' Win Over Mets

Reported about 1 year ago

Bryce Harper showcased a soccer-style celebration after hitting a home run during the Philadelphia Phillies' victory over the New York Mets in the 2024 MLB London Series. Harper's dynamic slide and energetic celebration delighted fans in London Stadium, emphasizing his star power. The win marked the Phillies' success in the series, with Harper's performance contributing to their impressive record this season. The game also featured a reunion of the 2008 World Series championship team on the field, adding to the celebratory atmosphere of the international event.

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Boston Celtics Coach Joe Mazzulla's Controversy on Discussing Race in 2024 NBA Finals

Reported about 1 year ago

Race becomes a focal point as Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla's reluctance to address the significance of having two Black head coaches in the 2024 NBA Finals stirs debate. Mazzulla, prioritizing his religion over his racial identity, deflects the topic, leading to speculation and discussions on the historical context and challenges faced by Black coaches in the league. The incident underscores ongoing complexities around race in Boston and the broader sports landscape.

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PFF將熊隊的守衛組合列入NFL前十守衛二人組排名

Reported about 1 year ago

Pro Football Focus持續地透露他們對NFL各個位置的前十排名,而最近,他們釋出了前十守衛組合排名,熊隊的特文·詹金斯和內特·戴維斯二人組位列第八。此外,PFF還將熊隊的擋位組合以及LB組合都列入了前十名,但反之,他們認為熊隊在本賽季是NFL的後半部分球隊,預測他們能贏得不到八場比賽。

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USMNT suffers heavy defeat against Colombia

Reported about 1 year ago

The United States men's national team faced a 5-1 loss against Colombia, with Timothy Weah scoring the only goal. Player ratings highlighted performances like Giovanni Reyna and Christian Pulisic receiving better scores, while others, including Antonee Robinson and Tim Ream, struggled defensively. The subs also found it challenging, with the game quickly turning into a blowout. Overall, it was a disappointing day for the USMNT against a strong Colombian team ahead of Copa America 2024.

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Ghost Fighter 2-2: US Stationed Ghost Fighters in Taiwan with Nuclear Strike Capability; Chiang Kai-shek Criticizes Nixon as 'Vicious'

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 8, 2024, the F-4 Phantom II series of fighter jets, which had served in over 60 years in 12 countries worldwide, particularly in South Korea where the F-4E was showcased in a retirement ceremony. The ROKAF possessed the heavy-duty F-4 Phantom II fighter with unique features and a history of potential deployment in Taiwan. Chiang Kai-shek's efforts to acquire these fighters included personal letters to then-US President Nixon, but due to the normalization of US-China relations, Taiwan ultimately did not receive the aircraft, leading to criticism from Chiang. The article details the historical context of US military presence in Taiwan, including the F-4 fighter jets' nuclear strike capabilities and the tense 1970s atmosphere of military defense strategies during conflicts between Taiwan and China.

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Why Imperial Consorts Didn't Breastfeed Their Children? Not Only to Preserve Figure but Also Due to Emperor's Preference

Reported about 1 year ago

In Chinese history, imperial consorts often hired a healthy wet nurse instead of breastfeeding their own children to focus on caring for the emperor's offspring and maintain an attractive figure to retain the emperor's favor. This practice also aimed to prevent potential political interference from favoring their own children over the emperor's, as well as to protect against jealousy and poisoning in the treacherous imperial harem. The taboo of breastfeeding was not only about body image but also about ensuring political stability within the palace.

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Man Discovers Wife's Mental Illness After Mother-in-Law Visit, Divorce Granted

Reported about 1 year ago

In Guanzhou City, Jiangxi Province, China, a man discovered his wife's mental illness and abusive behavior after marriage. When his mother-in-law visited and brought medication, he realized the truth and filed for divorce, which was granted by the court. The court ruled in favor of the man, stating that his wife's schizophrenia, a major illness, was not disclosed before marriage as required by law, leading to the annulment of their marriage. The judge emphasized the importance of honesty about major illnesses before marriage.

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Quarterly Foreign Tourists' Expenditure in Japan Reaches ¥1.75 Trillion

Reported about 1 year ago

Due to factors like the depreciation of the yen, foreign tourists' spending in Japan has been very active. According to a survey by the Japan Tourism Agency, the estimated expenditure for the first quarter (January to March) reached 1.5 times that of pre-pandemic levels. The report shows that in the first quarter of 2024, travel expenditure by foreign tourists compared to the same period last year increased by 73.3% to ¥1.7505 trillion yen. Mainland Chinese tourists had the highest spending at 20.1%, followed by Taiwan (14.4%), South Korea (13.6%), the U.S. (9.8%), Hong Kong (8.8%), and Australia (5.4%). Accommodation expenses were the highest at 32.1%, followed by shopping (29.2%) and dining (21.7%).

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Chinese Internet Celebrities Use Drones to Fly Over Kinmen Island, Throwing Propaganda Leaflets and Rice Dumplings

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 8, 2024, a drone flown by Chinese internet celebrities entered Kinmen's airspace and casually dropped political propaganda leaflets and rice dumplings, posing a serious flight safety risk. The Chinese celebrities used live broadcasts to control the drones and threw items from high altitudes towards various locations in Kinmen, triggering concerns from local authorities. Efforts are being made to monitor and counter these activities, as they not only pose a threat to public safety but also inflame tensions in the region.

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Forest Healing Gains Popularity, New Insights in Career Development

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 8, 2024, students experienced a forest healing journey. To assist in youth career development, job selection, and job readiness, the Ministry of Education's Youth Development Agency initiated the 'Career Counseling Promotion Grant Program for College and University Students' in 2024, supporting 56 colleges and universities. One example is the project 'Marikwan—Chasing the Light of the Tribe,' combining courses to lead students to experience nature closely, discover their strengths, and find future career directions. The project integrates 'Design Psychology' and 'Ecotourism' courses, allowing students to design innovative works combining tradition and culture. Students made driftwood decorations together, showcasing connections between contemporary society and nature and emphasizing sustainable development.

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Putin's Daughter Rarely Appears Publicly, Attends St. Petersburg International Economic Forum to Discuss Biotechnology Innovation

Reported about 1 year ago

Vladimir Putin's daughters, Maria Vorontsova and Katerina Tikhonova, attended the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), with the older daughter, Maria, making her first appearance and discussing innovations in biotechnology and biological production. Maria has been accused of earning over $10 million as an employee of a medical company from 2019 to 2022, but the Kremlin denies any involvement. The daughters' participation has sparked interest due to Putin's secretive family life and rumored additional children outside his previous marriage and claims that his wealth is hidden in family members' bank accounts.

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Taiwanese Schools Facing Closure Due to Declining Birth Rates, Tiger Well Elementary School in Penghu Left with Only 2 Students

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan is facing a crisis of declining birth rates, leading to schools struggling with insufficient enrolment. In the 113th academic year, 18 more schools will be closing, setting a new record high, adding to the existing 44 elementary schools that have shut down in the past decade due to the declining number of students. Among the 18 schools closing in the 113th academic year, Tiger Well Elementary School in Penghu will only have 2 students left, prompting the school to merge with Magong Elementary School in the upcoming academic year.

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Teoscar Hernandez hits 14th solo home run

Reported about 1 year ago

Teoscar Hernandez hits his 14th solo home run of the season, giving the Dodgers a 1-0 lead against their opponents in the 2nd inning.

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Father Opens Restaurant! Aunt's Family Receives 20% Discount, Mother-in-Law Upset for One Reason

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 8, 2024, the original poster revealed that their aunt's family dined at the father's restaurant and received a 20% discount, leading to displeasure from the mother-in-law. The mother-in-law believed that giving a discount was too little and felt the meal was expensive, questioning why the father insisted on charging full price. Netizens shared mixed opinions on the situation, with some feeling a discount was generous enough for a support visit while others believed the mother-in-law was unreasonable in expecting more.

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40歲婦人送急診發現肺白掉 原因竟是日常少一習慣

Reported about 1 year ago

一名40歲婦人送急診後發現肺兩邊白掉,肺功能只剩40%,原因是日常少了一習慣。醫師指出,病人平常在家具加工廠工作,卻沒有戴口罩的習慣,導致空氣污染和廚房油煙引起肺損傷,提醒大眾在污染環境下適度使用口罩保護健康。

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Farewell of South Korea's F-4E Phantom II Fighter Jet and its Legacy with Taiwan: The Glamorous Succession to KF-21 by South Korea's F-4E Ghost II Fighter Jets

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 7, 2024, the South Korean Air Force officially retired the F-4E Phantom II fighter jet, serving for 55 years, with a ceremony at the Suwon Air Base, showcasing various paint schemes used by the aircraft over its 60-year history, from Vietnam War camo to Gulf War air superiority camo. This marked the end of F-4 service in South Korea, as the jet is globally adopted and holds a prominent position. The retirement ceremony was attended by military enthusiasts from Taiwan, where the legacy of the F-4 began with the United States' 372nd Tactical Fighter Squadron. Although Taiwan did not operate the F-4, it tried to purchase them from the U.S. in the past. The article explores the history of the F-4 and its significance in military aviation.

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Price Drop in LNG Accelerates Shift from Oil to China’s Trucks

Reported about 1 year ago

A decrease in natural gas prices is leading to increased adoption of LNG-powered trucks and ships in China, moving the country further away from reliance on oil. As one in three new heavy-duty trucks sold in China in April was powered by LNG, a significant increase from the previous year, similar trends are observed in the maritime sector in Singapore. The appeal of LNG as an alternative to oil in long-distance transport has been enhanced by sustained low prices, leading to expectations that LNG will continue to replace diesel and gasoline consumption in China. While the shift to electric vehicles is decarbonizing light transport, LNG is gaining traction due to factors such as better fuel efficiency, greener emissions, and cost competitiveness compared to diesel.

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Watch Out for High Calorie and High Sodium Sauces to Prevent Hypertension

Reported about 1 year ago

Nutritionist warns against consuming 4 types of sauces high in calories and sodium, especially the popular sauce for hot pot called sa cha sauce, which ranks as the highest calorie sauce. Many believe sodium intake is only related to salt consumption, but nutritionist Sung Ming-hua reminds that various sauces contain sodium; for instance, a tablespoon of sa cha sauce contains about 185mg of sodium, which easily leads to high blood pressure. To stay healthy and prevent hypertension, one should be cautious about their sauce intake along with reducing salt intake.

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Astrological Predictions for Zodiac Signs Born in Lunar May: Dragons Flourish in Love and Career, Tigers Have the Best Financial Luck

Reported about 1 year ago

As the vibrant Lunar May (June 6, 2024, to July 5, 2024) approaches under the shining summer sun, the TechZiwei website offers insights into which zodiac signs will have radiant love lives like summer flowers and whose careers and finances will thrive in the passionate season. Dragons are set to shine in both love and career, while Tigers are predicted to have the most prosperous financial fortunes. The article provides detailed horoscope forecasts for each zodiac sign regarding love, career, and finances, offering advice and warnings for singles and those in relationships, as well as insights into work and academic prospects.

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How AI Pioneer Huang Jen-Hsun Overcame Bullying and Changed His Life Through Sports

Reported about 1 year ago

During a speech at COMPUTEX 2024, NVIDIA founder and 'AI Pioneer' Huang Jen-Hsun returned to Taiwan and shared his journey of overcoming bullying and shyness through sports like table tennis, providing the foundation for his success. Despite facing challenges like language barriers and bullying, he found confidence and discipline through activities like working in a restaurant, teaching a roommate to read, and excelling in table tennis at a young age. Psychologist Yang Tsong Tsai highlighted how sports, particularly table tennis, can improve discipline, focus, physical and mental abilities, and resilience, benefitting individuals of all ages by fostering independence, teamwork, and values.

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端午节各地敬老金发放横览:澎湖每人最高5000 全面了解发放条件

Reported about 1 year ago

距离端午节仅剩一周,部分地方政府将为65岁以上的年长者发放端午敬老金,一些县市则针对经济弱势家庭的年长者提供发放资讯。例如桃园市每人2500元,澎湖縣每人5000元,新北市萬里區2000元,苗栗縣1000元;台北市、台中市、彰化縣、南投縣、台南市、高雄市、宜兰縣、花蓮縣则发给经济弱势年长者不同金额的敬老金,具体数额与申领条件不尽相同。其他未提供全面敬老礼金的县市提供公共交通费用减免或其他优惠福利,例如高雄市提供社福点数抵扣車資等。

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