Intel hat am Mittwoch Thunderbolt Share vorgestellt, mit dem es verspricht, die Bildschirm- und Dateifreigabe zwischen zwei PCs zu optimieren. Toms Hardware: Mit Thunderbolt Share können PC-Besitzer ihre beiden Computer über eine Kabelverbindung verbinden, die die Geschwindigkeit von Thunderbolt (40 Gbit/s oder höher), die geringe Latenz und die integrierte Sicherheit nutzt. Es ermöglicht den PC-zu-PC-Zugriff, bei dem Bildschirm, Tastatur, Maus und Speicher gemeinsam genutzt werden. Die Software ermöglicht außerdem die Synchronisierung von Ordnern oder die einfache Dateiübertragung per Drag-and-Drop zwischen
Vor nicht allzu langer Zeit galt Verteidigung fast als Schimpfwort. Wenige Leute sprachen darüber, Unternehmen versuchten, ihr Engagement zu verschleiern und Politiker gaben ihr Geld lieber woanders aus. Der Einmarsch Russlands in die Ukraine hat das Blatt völlig verändert.
Angesichts zunehmender Spannungen weltweit hat Rishi Sunak Pläne vorgestellt, die jährlichen Verteidigungsausgaben auf 87 Milliarden Pfund pro Jahr zu erhöhen, was 2,5 Prozent des BIP entspricht. Er ist nicht
Women are taking to social media to share how their rare cancers were dismissed as exaggerations or misdiagnosed as anxiety, letting the disease progress without treatment until it was too late for a cure.
A 14-year-old who lost more than 50 pounds in just a few months and would pass out from coughing said doctors blamed her symptoms on eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia.
Another young woman with a rare bone cancer claims she had tests results kept from
Cancer is a source of fear for many older Britons, with every strange lump or ache a potential sign of a disease which will hit half of us in our lives.
But while 80-somethings are statistically most likely to be struck down, cancer is by no means discriminate.
Indeed, top experts are alarmed by a mysterious spike in early onset cancer – when it occurs in someone under 50. A topic was thrust into the spotlight following the shock diagnosis
A string of Australian music festivals were axed this year in a huge blow to the live music industry.
Festival goers were left stunned when hugely popular events such as Groovin The Moo, Splendour in the Grass and NYE In The Park were called off due to poor ticket sales and the ‘impossible’ economic climate.
Pandemonium Rocks managed to defy the odds and just barely managed to go ahead this month despite being cursed with a litany of issues.
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Die Fans waren am Boden zerstört, als Peter Kays Car Share im Jahr 2018 zu Ende ging. Sian Gibson, die neben Peter Kay in der beliebten BBC-Comedyshow mitspielte, gab zu, dass sie bereit sei, ihre Rolle als Kayleigh Gibson zu wiederholen.
Der 50-jährige Peter beschloss, die Show nach dem großen Erfolg zu beenden, da er einen erfolgreichen Abschluss erreichen wollte. Damals verglich er es mit Gebäuden wie den Fawlty Towers und wollte in deren Fußstapfen treten.
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There’s no question that as we age, make-up can start to feel less effective. What worked in your twenties and thirties might start to look dated, caked-on, even clown-ish.
And yet many of us cling on to our old routines, or spend hours being pressurised into trying new products at beauty counters.
So we’ve taken the midlife makeover out of your hands. Who better to give top tips for women over 50 than those who’ve passed that landmark birthday themselves?
History was made this week after the first person in England and Wales was convicted of a cyberflashing offence – after he sent a picture of his genitals to a 15 year old girl.
Millions of women will have breathed a sigh of relief that the problem is finally being taken seriously, after navigating the horror of being cyber-flashed in public, on dating apps and even from romantic interests.
Women don’t have to venture far be confronted with inappropriate sexual
In a Midas Share Tips special, we look at the British companies that lead the world, making them stocks to back.
Midas has long believed in buying British, not just out of patriotism, but because there are so many dynamic, hard-working and high-achieving companies listed on the London market.
They need recognition. More than that, they need money, from Government, yes, but also from individuals and big institutions, who are willing to invest in UK shares because they know that
