La característica parece ser una extensión de la herramienta de Facebook “gente que podrías conocer” para la versión escritorio, que estuvo en el punto de mira cuando una publicación alegó que Facebook había utilizado datos sobre la localización para hacer sus sugerencias. Facebook, por su parte, declaró que esta información era inexacta. … [Read more...] about Facebook quiere que hagamos nuevos amigos
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FCC didn’t have the right to repeal net neutrality, court case argues
This week a major court case in support of net neutrality began, with a group of consumer advocates and internet trade organizations challenging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)’s overturning of the Open Internet Order (OIO). This order, passed in 2015, is what made it illegal for internet providers to block or throttle internet speeds when accessing particular sites or platforms — i.e. it is the law that protected consumers for having to pay more for “fast lane” services, and that protected companies from having to pay extra cash to internet providers for good speeds to be available on their websites. … [Read more...] about FCC didn’t have the right to repeal net neutrality, court case argues
Lightroom CC and Lightroom Classic: What’s the difference?
At first, Lightroom CC didn’t include a tone curve tool, split toning, HSL (hue, saturation, luminance) panel, HDR merging, or panorama stitching, but Adobe has since added all of those features in. The HSL panel tool inside of both versions of Lightroom gives each color in the photo its own slider to lighten or darken only that shade. The tool helps reduce the redness in skin, as well as creating custom color profiles, such as imitating a film look. The tool also makes a dramatic difference when converting images to black and white by controlling which shade of gray each color converts to. Now, users can also find HSL by tapping on the colored circle icon in Lightroom CC as well. … [Read more...] about Lightroom CC and Lightroom Classic: What’s the difference?
Roku Streaming Stick+ 4K receives a huge price cut — today only
Plug the Roku Streaming Stick+ into an HDMI port on your TV to access the full range of free and subscription streaming media at your TV’s highest capability. Enjoy Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+, Disney+, Hulu, Showtime, HBO, Pandora, and much more in addition to The Roku Channel with its tons of free content. Streaming media sticks that don’t support 4K won’t get the most from your 4K TV, but the Roku Streaming Stick+ 4K is right for HD, 4K, and HDR content and automatically adjusts your set to its highest capabilities to match incoming streaming video content. If you haven’t upgraded to a 4K TV yet, this model is still the right choice because it optimizes your TV video resolution and is ready when you do upgrade to a 4K TV. The features on the remote alone are more than worth jumping on this deal. … [Read more...] about Roku Streaming Stick+ 4K receives a huge price cut — today only
What is Hulu + Live TV?
YouTube TV is its closest competitor in terms of channels and pricing, though Sling TV makes for a more flexible alternative thanks to its Orange and Blue packages. For $40, you can get Sling’s Orange and Blue bundle, which includes channels that Hulu doesn’t have, like Comedy Central and MTV. Conversely, if you’re a big news fan, Hulu has plenty of news channels in its base programming package that Sling TV doesn’t offer without add-on channels. … [Read more...] about What is Hulu + Live TV?
