When Reddit user Throwaway59724 had to start working from home because of Covid, they learned how to automate their IT job duties so they don't have to work more than 10 minutes a day to earn their "just-shy-of-90k" salary.
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This law firm employee secretly automated their job and now works 10 minutes a day from home
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Mesmerizing video: how instant ramen is mass-produced in a factory
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Robot uses oversize chopsticks to move boxes around
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Robot misidentifies its repairman as a cardboard box and kills him
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This is the power bank to end all power banks
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How many HD photos of your dog can you fit in 2TB?
Juggling files across devices can feel like a never-ending game of digital whack-a-mole—trying to keep everything organized, secure, and accessible wherever you are. That's where FileJump steps in, offering a no-nonsense, hassle-free… READ THE REST
StackSocial really just chopped $600 off the price of a MacBook Pro
MacBooks are good for a lot of things: they're super compact and portable, and if you're not lucky enough to find one on sale, they'll make your wallet way lighter.… READ THE REST
