On top of the rumored premium tier, Spotify is also eyeing new ways to cash in, including better concert ticketing options ...

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My scratch-and-dent Creality came with a defective bed-touch sensor, which manifest itself as a random absolute refusal to print. I took it apart, but the flaw is in the design of the V1 touch ...

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Taylor Swift put her fans in a frenzy Friday morning when they discovered her eponymous debut album from 2006 and 2017’s “Reputation” appeared to be removed from Spotify. Fans quickly ...

What was going on with Spotify? Instinctively, I tried to piece meaning into these elements, despite understanding, very clearly, that their constellation was accidental and, in fact, random.

Is there a website you can’t stop visiting that’s killing your productivity? A new Chrome extension called TabBoo’s solution is to randomly trigger full screen jump scares and use aversive ...

It only takes a few minutes for Neko to scan millions of data points on a ... Neko Health was founded by Spotify CEO Daniel Ek, among others. He also recently invested in the Munich-based start ...

Neko Health, a startup from Spotify Technology SA founder Daniel Ek, has raised $260 million to bring its body-scanning technology to the US. The company, which operates in Sweden and the UK ...

Preventive healthcare technology company Neko Health, started by Spotify founder and chief executive Daniel Ek, raised $260 million in a deal valuing it at $1.8 billion, according to people ...

Daniel Ek’s body-scanning start-up Neko Health has raised $260mn in new capital to fuel expansion of its clinics to the US, as the Spotify founder ... that its initial scan detects.

I mean, with that power at their fingertips, why not? It's their job, and who knows what will show up with a random scan. Are they even allowed to randomly run license plates or do they need a ...