We often admire extreme independence, but a psychologist writing for Forbes warns it’s a trap. Backed by major studies, the article details how refusing help can backfire on your well-being.
Cloudflare, which powers about 20% of all websites, suffered a significant outage early Friday. The issue, caused by a system update, was fixed within 25 minutes but impacted major services like LinkedIn and Zoom. This marks the company’s second major outage in recent weeks.
JavaScript was officially unveiled in 1995 by Netscape and Sun Microsystems. Its creator, Brendan Eich, built the first prototype in just 10 days. Three decades later, it runs on nearly every website you visit.
Jair Bolsonaro has signaled support for his eldest son, Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, to run for president in 2026. The news immediately weakened Brazil’s currency by 2% and sank the main stock index by 3% as investors reacted.
Microsoft’s annual shareholder meeting highlighted the stark divide between the company’s AI ambitions and investor concerns. Executives like Satya Nadella and Amy Hood pointed to record $281 billion revenue and a “generational moment,” while shareholders invoked George Orwell to warn of censorship
The latest Fortune 500 Power Moves report shows significant executive changes across apparel, retail, and tech. Nike eliminated its CTO role, while Kohl’s made its interim CEO permanent following a vendor conflict scandal.
AMD’s Ryzen 7 7800X3D is now priced at just £326 on Amazon, a significant drop from its £450 retail price. This makes an already top-tier gaming CPU an even more compelling buy for performance-focused builders.
Steven Bartlett’s “The Diary of a CEO” is now Spotify’s most popular business and tech podcast for 2025. He built it from a spare-room passion project into a media empire by embracing video and a philosophy of rapid experimentation.
Google has revealed its favorite Chrome extensions for 2025, and the list is overwhelmingly focused on AI. The selections are split into three key categories, highlighting a major shift in how we use browsers.
The death of the beloved read-it-later app Pocket left a void. According to XDA-Developers, the unexpected hero for many wasn’t another bookmark manager, but Google’s AI tool, NotebookLM. Its limitations, like a 50-source cap, actually solved a core behavioral problem with digital hoarding.
