Author: Elizabeth Max
Elizabeth Max
Elizabeth Max is a tech enthusiast who writes about emerging technologies and trends. She is a devoted mom of two and loves pets.
Imagine you’re curious about what your friends, family, or favorite influencers are doing on Instagram. You want to check out their stories but don’t want them to know you’ve been looking. Whether you prefer privacy, want to keep your intentions hidden, or just enjoy browsing anonymously, learning how to view Instagram stories anonymously can be a game-changer. This skill isn’t just valuable for personal reasons. For businesses, marketers, and influencers, viewing stories without being noticed can provide valuable insights into what competitors are doing and current trends, all without alerting them to your presence. Why View Instagram Stories Anonymously? Following…
Investing in meme coins is highly risky. While there’s potential for quick gains, there’s also a high chance of substantial losses. Have you ever witnessed a meme coin spin and twirl through the crypto market like a carefree dancer? Once mere products of internet humor and trends, these tokens have transformed into severe financial players. Meme coins investment feels like a blindfolded ride on a roller coaster. Unlike traditional investments based on solid economic principles, meme coins ride the waves of viral memes and social media buzz. This inherent volatility poses significant risks for investors. While they promise quick profits,…
Have you ever wondered what amazing things you can do on your computer beyond homework? Computers aren’t just for schoolwork. They are portals to a universe of creativity, learning, and fun. There are countless ways to explore and enjoy new activities, from digital art and online games to virtual tours and language learning. Whether you’re looking to entertain yourself, spark your imagination, or pick up excellent new skills, there are plenty of fun things to do on a computer. Let’s explore 10 mind-blowing activities that will keep you engaged and inspired. The Digital Wonderland Your computer isn’t just a tool…
Imagine you’re chatting with a friend about a dream vacation to Hawaii. You haven’t searched for flights, browsed travel sites, or posted about it online. But minutes later, your phone lights up with an ad for Hawaiian Airlines. Spooky, right? It feels like your phone can read your mind. But is that really what’s happening? Can phones read your mind? Or is there another explanation? Setting the Stage Smartphones have become essential companions, always with you, helping you through your daily life. They keep you connected and entertained and sometimes even surprise you. But as they become more parts of…
The University of Southeast Alaska is about to take a significant step as it prepares to introduce its newest addition, “Áakʼw Tá Hít,” a state-of-the-art science building. Scheduled for introduction this fall, this cutting-edge facility promises to revolutionize regional research and education. Overview of Áakʼw Tá Hít FeatureDescriptionName:Áakʼw Tá Hít (House at the Head of the Bay)Location:University of Southeast Alaska campusPurpose:A central hub for scientific education and researchOpening:Fall (Autumn)Cost:$16.1 millionFunding:University budget, building renewal reserves, proceeds from the sale of the University bookstore Features of the University of Southeast Alaska’s New Building 1- Highlights of Áakʼw Tá Hít 2*- Centralizing Science…
Starting as soon as this autumn, residents of Bethel will be among the initial beneficiaries of a groundbreaking fiber optic GCI company network offering city-like internet speeds and pricing to a vast expanse of Western Alaska. In a recent development, technicians seized a narrow opportunity during the late winter to install the first 45 miles of fiber optic cable across the tundra near Bethel. This represents a fraction of the extensive cable network that will form AIRRAQ, spanning over 1,000 miles upon completion and revolutionizing connectivity in Western Alaska. A collaborative effort between GCI company, an Alaska-based telecommunications company, and…
In the Western Alaska hub community of Bethel, where only 16 miles of roads exist and is surrounded by wilderness, a broader regional transportation network becomes apparent from a wider perspective. This network includes the approximately 300-mile Kuskokwim River Ice Road. Ryan Marlow, drone program manager for the Alaska Division of Statewide Aviation, recognizes an opportunity to extend the reach of drones and remote sensing technology far beyond the established road system. This initiative prioritizes public safety and commences with the ice road. “During a drone training session in Bethel on April 12, Marlow emphasized the importance of leveraging digital…