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March 10, 2020

CDC says to stockpile your meds â hereâs tech to help

If the spreading of coronavirus hasn't piqued your interest yet, it's about to. The CDC just came out with recommendations on how to prepare for a coronavirus quarantine. One way is to stockpile enough food and medication to last you and your family for at least three months. Do we have your attention now?

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âItâs-a me, Mario!â

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Will 5G make you sick?

As a society, we are about to dive headfirst into the next generation of cellular data technology with 5G. This new tech will have speeds you only thought possible with a robust wired connection, and itâll deliver wherever you are. Imagine being able to download an entire 4K movie in less than 30 seconds. But, as with any new tech, there are those standing on their soapboxes spouting about the dangers of 5G. Are they right to be scared?

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