Tesla: now we know why some cars accelerate by themselves, and the solution is simple
A petition submitted to the relevant US authorities may reopen the case of unintended acceleration peaks reported by several Tesla owners.
Natalia Kudryavtseva
I'm a content editor at CCM. I studied international journalism and I'm interested in the history of technology, and how it is closely intertwined with other disciplines such as art, psychology and social sciences.
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Three lines of defense: GDPR and data management
With the growing significance of data privacy, organizations now have a unique chance to derive value from adopting a comprehensive approach to information governance (IG): three lines of defense method. This strategic approach empowers organizations to address data privacy concerns effectively and leverage their data privacy capabilities as a potential avenue for gaining a competitive edge. In this article, we'll tell you more about the popular concept of 3 lines of defense for data privacy.
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Import contacts from a SIM card: on Android, iPhone
If you are using a new mobile phone and some contacts are stored on your SIM card from your old device, there is an easy way to import them on your new mobile device. In this article, you will learn how to do it on an Android and iOS device.
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View Word documents in full screen mode: on Windows, Mac
Switching to Full Screen mode when working in Microsoft Word can be very helpful if you need to be more concentrated and less distracted by other computer programs or messengers. Read this article to find out how to view documents in full screen mode on Microsoft Word.
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TechCrunch Disrupt 2023: what to expect
Are you searching for inspiration and insights for your startup? Or perhaps you're just eager to connect with like-minded individuals who are driven to change our future for the better? Well, this September, TechCrunch is hosting its annual tech conference, TechCrunch Disrupt. Read this article to discover more about this year's event, including details about the speakers, dates, and ticket information.
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Insert a tilde sign: on Mac, Windows
There are a number of unique symbols that don't have a dedicated key on a keyboard, in this article we will focus on the tilde (~) sign, and show you how to insert the tilde on both Mac and Windows keyboards.
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How to reset or change your Discord password
Have you forgotten your Discord password? Don't worry, it's pretty simple to reset it via your computer or mobile device. Read this article to find out how to do it. There is also an instruction on how to change your password if you are afraid that it might have been compromised.
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How to disable Google Chrome's side panel
Google Chrome has recently introduced the side panel feature with a combination of your bookmarks and reading list. If you don't like to see Side Panel and want to disable it, there is a quick workaround. Read on to find out how to turn off Google Chrome's side panel.
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How to choose the right graphics card
Of all the electronic components that make up a computer, the graphics card is an indispensable device for the visual experience. It is an integrated circuit that takes care of data processing and transformation into visible information, that is revealed to the user through a monitor, television, projector, etc. In this article, we will explain to you the different types of graphic cards, their components and their main features and will show how to choose the right one for you.
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How to stop Discord showing what game you are playing
Discord automatically shows your friends the games you're playing and when you are in-game. If you want some gaming privacy and want to hide what games you play from your Discord friends, here's the solution: you just need to adjust one settings to stop Discord from displaying metadata about your gaming activity. Read on to find out how to do it.