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• Tue, 04 Feb 2025 16:06:59 +0000: Teacher hails ‘small win’ as Google Maps to remove UK and Irish school reviews - Internet | The Guardian
  

  Google says move is to prevent ‘unhelpful or prank reviews’, after petition by Merseyside deputy headteacher

  Google has agreed to remove all user comments and ratings of UK and Irish schools from Google Maps, after a petition organised by a Merseyside teacher.

  The decision means thousands of often spiteful and outdated online reviews and star ratings left by Google users about primary and secondary schools will shortly disappear – including one-star reviews of Eton college labelling it “horrible”.

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• Wed, 29 Jan 2025 05:00:35 +0000: All in the mind? The surprising truth about brain rot - Internet | The Guardian
  

  Is screen use really sapping our ability to focus and lowering our IQs? The scientists who have actually analysed the data give their verdict

  Andrew Przybylski, a professor of human behaviour and technology at Oxford University, is a busy man. It’s only midday and already he has attended meetings on “Skype, Teams, in person and now FaceTime audio”. He appears to be switching seamlessly between these platforms, showing no signs of mental impairment. “The erosion of my brain is a function of time and small children,” he says. “I do not believe there’s a force in technology that is more deleterious than the beauty of life.”

  Przybylski should know: he studies technology’s effects on cognition and wellbeing. And yet a steady stream of books, podcasts, articles and studies would have you think that digital life is lobotomising us all to the extent that, in December, Oxford University Press announced that its word of the year was “brain rot” (technically two words, but we won’t quibble) – a metaphor for trivial or unchallenging online material and the effect of scrolling through it. All this has sown widespread fears that the online world that we – and our children – have little choice but to inhabit is altering the structures of our brains, sapping our ability to focus or remember things, and lowering our IQs. Which is a disaster because another thing that can significantly impair cognitive function is worry.

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• Tue, 28 Jan 2025 16:52:46 +0000: Looking for a man in finance to date? You’re hopelessly behind the times - Internet | The Guardian
  

  According to a new survey, healthcare is considered the most desirable sector for those looking for love – combining intelligence and kindness

  Name: Hot doctors.

  Age: Hippocrates (c 460-370BC) is usually considered the father of medicine, but was he a hot doc? If you’re into baldy beardy men, often portrayed in marble, then yeah, why not?

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• Tue, 28 Jan 2025 14:27:31 +0000: New CMA chair will have to assess curbs on his former employer Amazon - Internet | The Guardian
  

  Doug Gurr will lead board as watchdog rules on Microsoft and Amazon’s dominance of cloud computing market

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  The new chair of the UK competition watchdog will have to assess whether to curb the position of his former employer, Amazon, after an independent inquiry found that a lack of competition in the £9bn cloud computing market could mean British businesses are overpaying for services.

  The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), which last week announced the surprise appointment of former Amazon UK boss Doug Gurr as its interim chair, said that Microsoft and Amazon’s dominance of the cloud computing market could mean that British businesses are paying as much as £430m more annually for services than in a “well-functioning market”.

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• Mon, 27 Jan 2025 14:00:52 +0000: A wholesome escape from the housing crisis: the Facebook group dedicated to retro Australian homes - Internet | The Guardian
  

  I’m obsessed with the fantasy of fixing up a midcentury house – and furious at the people who’ve painted them white

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  There is one thing that unites the members of my favourite Facebook group: a shared hatred of white paint.

  In the comments, people moan about mid-century homes being visited by “the white fairy”. Some discuss whether it’s possible to undo the horrors previous owners have committed. One shares a link to a home for sale, noting the “incredible vandalism” of a whitewash renovation. “I got three photos in and had to stop,” one of 80 incensed replies reads.

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