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[Do you know a workaround? »]( [Voice of IT]( [What do you do to relax?]( The concept of "work-life balance" existed well before COVID-19, but most of us didn't really start to appreciate how important it was until the pandemic. We have to make time for ourselves because nobody else is going to do it for us. When you need to take your mind off things, where do you turn? [So many options! »]( [You can still register for SpiceWorld - Only $749 through September 3!]( Upcoming Events: [Start seeing (and managing) your printers as endpoints]( [🗓️ Thurs. August 17, 2023 at 11:00 AM (Central) | 16:00 UTC]( 📢 Sponsor: Sharp Most organizations have already made endpoint security a priority, but few put enough resources into protecting printers and print services. Unfortunately, today's modern multi-function printers are full-fledged endpoints on your organization’s network, and they're a much bigger target than you might think. 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[36 hidden messages in company logos you see all the time]( Reader's Digest Once you've seen the arrow in the FedEx logo or the "31" in the Baskin Robbins logo, you can't unsee them. But those aren't the only brands that have hidden things in plain sight within their logos. ["Nothing" doesn't exist. Instead, there's "quantum foam"]( Big Think Nobody tell Atreyu, but empty space isn't empty. At the subatomic level, tiny particles appear and disappear all the time and make what's referred to as "quantum foam." [These are some of Europe's most confusing road signs]( Time Out In Norway, enough people have collided with moose that there is a sign to warn drivers where they congregate. You'll have to figure out why some of these other signs exist on your own. [Floating solar panels at the Equator could provide virtually unlimited energy]( ScienceAlert Placing marine floating solar panels near Indonesia could generate the same amount of energy as our current global electricity production. 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