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Before Fearing Computer and Phone Radiation, Understand "SAR: Specific Absorption Rate"
Nature & Science·

Before Fearing Computer and Phone Radiation, Understand "SAR: Specific Absorption Rate"

As technology advances, computers, phones, and wireless networks have become daily necessities, but "radiation" safety has become a concern for many. Do the electromagnetic waves emitted by these devices really harm the human body? Before worrying that this electromagnetic radiation harms our health, let us first understand the scientific concept of SAR (Specific Absorption Rate), an important safety indicator for evaluating the effects of electromagnetic waves on the human body.

CyberPanel Security Issue: PHPMyAdmin and File Manager Login Failures

CyberPanel Security Issue: PHPMyAdmin and File Manager Login Failures

Are you running a WordPress site on LiteSpeed and noticing something odd in the CyberPanel admin panel lately? Some users find the File Manager misbehaving and unable to browse folders properly. In my case, PHPMyAdmin would not open automatically and instead displayed the message: "Auto-login for PHPMYAdmin is now supported. Click the button below to generate auto-access for PHPMYAdmin."

Japanese Cuisine Guide: The Correct Way to Enjoy Nigiri Sushi with Chopsticks and Table Etiquette
Food & Cuisine·

Japanese Cuisine Guide: The Correct Way to Enjoy Nigiri Sushi with Chopsticks and Table Etiquette

Starting from a touching scene at a sushi restaurant in Otaru in the film "Run for Love," this is an in-depth analysis of the authentic Japanese culture of eating nigiri sushi: Why should sushi be turned on its side 90 degrees to be picked up? Why must the vinegared rice never touch soy sauce? Master the golden rules of eating it in one bite and placing the fish side on your tongue to experience the ultimate counter-side deliciousness.

Rescuing a Microwave from Spoiled Food Odors and How to Clean It: A 4-Method Natural Deodorizing Battle Against Nasty Smells
Home & Living·

Rescuing a Microwave from Spoiled Food Odors and How to Clean It: A 4-Method Natural Deodorizing Battle Against Nasty Smells

What do you do when you forget to take food out of the microwave and it spoils and stinks? This article shares a real experience of rescuing a microwave from the stench of forgotten rotten meat, revealing a full guide to natural deodorizing and cleaning, including the lemon steam method, the baking soda neutralization method, and coffee grounds adsorption.

Huawei Surveillance Concerns: Truth and Lies in Conflict, the Real Israeli Surveillance Master You Don't Know About

Huawei Surveillance Concerns: Truth and Lies in Conflict, the Real Israeli Surveillance Master You Don't Know About

The controversy over whether Huawei phones (Hawaii) from mainland China have surveillance backdoors has existed for a long time. Although the governments of many countries (led by the United States) and the media frequently accuse Huawei devices of security risks, to date no entity has been able to produce conclusive evidence to prove these accusations. These accusations mainly focus on the following aspects: 1. National security threat: Many countries worry that Huawei devices may be used for espionage, especially since Huawei occupies a leading position in 5G network construction.

Fired by the Sales Manager on the Day I Found a New Job, Dismissed with a Thousand-Dollar Bill
Career & Growth·

Fired by the Sales Manager on the Day I Found a New Job, Dismissed with a Thousand-Dollar Bill

A while ago, I suddenly recalled an amusing incident that happened during the turbulent period right after graduating from school and entering society, while I was still job hunting. It was the third job I found after graduating from university, near National Taiwan Normal University, conveniently just one MRT stop away. Like the previous two jobs, it was also a medical engineer position at a medical instrument company.

Startup Wisdom: How to Successfully Build a Startup
Career & Growth·

Startup Wisdom: How to Successfully Build a Startup

Everyone may have their own views on founding a startup. But the basic rules of success are mostly the same. According to the advice of Paul Graham, co-founder of the startup accelerator and seed capital firm Y Combinator, the most basic key elements of a startup include the following three: 1. A great team 2. A product that meets customer needs 3. Effective cost control.