I never believed in karma... until my affair with my married boss came back to haunt me 20 years later and now I'll never know happiness again
Twenty years ago, I was the other woman in an office affair. I'm not proud of it. I was young - barely out of my teens, really - and so dangerously naive I thought what I was doing was empowering.
Doctor reveals why women REALLY prefer hotter showers compared to men - and it's not just a personal choice
A UK-based doctor called Dr Karan Rajan has explained why women might prefer to shower at hotter temperatures compared to men.
The dark side of Spudman's runaway success: TikTok sensation faces bitter allegations as his baked potato empire tears his town apart
The takeaway boss who has an incredible 4.2million followers on TikTok and 560,000 on Instagram is facing fury.
At Amazon, Some Coders Say Their Jobs Have Begun To Resemble Warehouse Work
Amazon software engineers are reporting that AI tools are transforming their jobs into something resembling the company's warehouse work, with managers pushing faster output and tighter deadlines while teams shrink in size, according to the New York Times.
Three Amazon engineers told the New York Times that the company has raised productivity goals over the past year and expects developers to use AI assistants that suggest code snippets or generate entire program sections. One engineer said his team was cut roughly in half but still expected to produce the same amount of code by relying on AI tools.
The shift mirrors historical workplace changes during industrialization, the Times argues, where technology didn't eliminate jobs but made them more routine and fast-paced. Engineers describe feeling like "bystanders in their own jobs" as they spend more time reviewing AI-generated code rather than writing it themselves. Tasks that once took weeks now must be completed in days, with less time for meetings and collaborative problem-solving, according to the engineers.
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Drivers face Bank Holiday headache as their cars get stranded underwater in flood-hit beauty spots after high tides
At least six vehicles were left too close to the water's edge at picturesque Burnham Overy Staithe on Sunday, causing them to be submerged by the rapidly rising tide.
How dementia could be triggered by cold sore virus: Cutting-edge research shows it can inflame your brain. But doctors say there's a free NHS jab that can slash your risk - and reveal what to ask for
Could something as simple as getting a shingles jab significantly reduce your risk of dementia?
Shirtless housemate of missing teen Pheobe Bishop shows off his bloody pickup truck and knife collection in outback documentary - as his text messages to her are revealed
James Wood, who lived with the Queensland teen, 17, before she disappeared 10 days ago, appeared in a 10-minute film called Bad Company, ahead of the Calliope Ute Muster in 2017
Is this finally a cure for the awful side effects of weight loss jabs? KATIE JOHNSTON was so sick on Mounjaro she had to stop. Now a tonic is said to stop the unbearable nausea, muscle loss and brain fog
For millions who've battled with weight loss, drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro have succeeded where everything else failed - but their well-documented side effects remain a major deterrent.
Martin Kemp shocks Loose Women panel with BRUTAL confession about his sex life with wife
The 63 year old appeared on the ITV alongside Kaye Adams, 62, Paul C Brunson, 50, and Judi Love, 44, for a Loose Women and Loose Men mash up.
Did Meghan go toe-to-toe with Anna Wintour? Source claims Vogue editor 'banned' Duchess from cover after becoming 'frustrated' with her 'micromanaging'
An insider told FEMAIL that Meghan, based in Montecito, was being 'difficult about making it a cover' and her team were 'insisting on particular straplines'.
Scientist delivers ominous message to humanity after UFO covered in strange writing is found
A UFO researcher has an ominous message for humanity as governments around the world begin releasing more information about alleged contact with extraterrestrials.
Psychologist reveals how praise could actually be a sign that your friendship has become toxic
Clinical psychologist Dr Julie Smith has revealed three signs that a friendship may have become toxic in a video on TikTok.
Lauren Sanchez's most embarrassing TV reporting bloopers
During her time as a journalist, Lauren Sánchez did plenty of interviews - but had some cringey moments along the way.
Two British fugitives are arrested on Thailand's White Lotus island running hotel and bars - ten years after fleeing armed robbery and fraud charges
Two British fugitives wanted by Interpol for robbery and fraud were arrested on a Thailand's White Lotus island.
Arsenal star Katie McCabe steals the show with sweary Tottenham chants and renditions of her own song at Gunners women's Champions League parade
An overjoyed Katie McCabe stole the show at Arsenal 's women's Champions League parade as the Gunners celebrated their historic triumph in Lisbon.
Families win fight to stop travellers building a pitch on a Welsh beauty spot after over 300 objections fly in
Proposals had been submitted for a static caravan, one touring caravan as well as utility and ecological enhancements at Froghall Yard, in Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire.
The beachfront pub with 'fabulous' food and a huge children's play area
It's been called 'a great spot for walks and relaxing'
Docomo Emoji Set To Be Officially Discontinued
An anonymous reader shares a report: [Last] week, it was announced that Docomo's emoji designs will no longer appear on any of the Japanese mobile network's devices. This marks the end of an emoji era that first began in 1999, even though the set hasn't been updated since 2013.
[...] Unlike these earlier systems, Docomo's emoji set in 1999 was explicitly tied to mobile internet use and would become the template for emoji standardization in the 2000s and 2010s, alongside emoji design sets implemented by Softbank and KDDI on their own versions of i-mode (J-Sky and EZweb, respectively). Docomo's set would receive several updates between 1999 and 2013, introducing color support and additional concepts to the keyboard. But now, as per this week's announcement, it will finally be discontinued. Spanning 26 years, it's undeniable that Docomo's emoji set played a foundational role in emoji history, even if its last incarnation remained unchanged for almost 12 of those 26 years.
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People are only just realising fish and chip shop vinegar isn't actually vinegar
Many UK-based fast food lovers have been shocked to discover that the vinegar served at chippies is not, in fact, vinegar.
The REAL reason every female A-lister is suddenly dating way below her 'league'
Selena Gomez, 32, who is now engaged to Grammy-nominated music producer Benny Blanco after dating for a year.