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  4. ADMIN
    The world isn’t too happy with China right now. The 'anti-China' sentiment, that has found many takers across the world amid the coronavirus outbreak, seems to be gaining momentum with every passing day.
    Now, people have found yet another reason to troll the nation after a set of guidelines released by the Chinese aviation authorities caught public attention.
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    As per reports, the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) recently released fresh guidelines for best hygiene practices to be followed on the aircraft and at the airports. 

    While the guidelines call for a number of precautionary measures to be undertaken by the staff and passengers, one suggestion, in particular, is making people laugh out loud.
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    It’s the one that asks the flight attendants to wear disposable diapers so they don't have to use the common in-flight bathroom. 

    The advisory was particularly directed at cabin crew flying to and from high-risk countries who were asked to wear "medical masks, double-layer disposable medical gloves, goggles, disposable hats, disposable protective clothing, and disposable shoe covers."
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    In the document titled Technical Guidelines for Epidemic Prevention and Control for Airlines, Sixth Edition, it is stated, "It is recommended that cabin crew members wear disposable diapers and avoid using the lavatories barring special circumstances to avoid infection risks." 

    Although it seems absurd at first, there is no denying that public toilets continue to be high-risk zones for virus transmission and so we kind of understand where these guys are coming from.
    But obviously, people haven’t been able to take the news with a straight face and it has given rise to some hilarious reactions on Twitter.
    Because we all want our in-flight meals to be served by someone who smells vaguely of piss..... 🤣
    — Captain Binky (@Fuzzy_Redhead) December 11, 2020The Chinese government is just trolling their people at this point.
    — CheereDenise (@DeniseCheere) December 11, 2020And that’s enough Twitter for today.
    — Santiago Mayer (@santiagomayer_) December 11, 2020We've been covering the wrong hole all this time.

    Butt masks coming to a store near you soon
    — Kris Roberts (@KrisRobmakeadif) December 10, 2020I follow some absolutely questionable content here but THIS takes the cake. I understand the intention behind it and all, but how odd is it to wake up, turn on the local news, and the nation's officials pull this one on you?
    — Halim Zahir Colson (@Harm1987) December 11, 2020Sit back, relax and enjoy the scents of the flight attendants
    — muhannad Alhammood (@raqqawi) December 10, 2020passenger:May i have water please
    Attendant:Wait a bit im taking a shit in my pants right now.
    — Tinashe (@TinTin25118672) December 11, 2020For real? If your flight attendant is advised to wear a diaper, no one should be on that damn plane! #StayAtHome https://t.co/hmUlDK3DGB
    — Lee Ann (@mimilaban) December 10, 2020Well, that’s something. Isn’t it?

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    2020 brought with itself a truckload of swift and massive changes. 
    Changes that nobody could have predicted would become unavoidable for our survival and ones that would give this year a much-needed makeover.
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    One such thing to have undergone a massive facelift is the Indian wedding. 

    Gone are the days of big fat Indian weddings. This year, most desi weddings came sans the extravaganza, huge gathering, loud AF live bands, fireworks, and a feast that could feed an entire village. 
    A lot has changed with the coronavirus playing the uninvited, stubborn guest to 2020. 
    With government restrictions on hosting weddings, couples have either postponed their weddings or have been forced to get married under restrictions which call for physical distancing and a limited guest list.
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    But it seems some people have found a way to make their D-Day special despite all the limitations.  

    Hours ago, a guest shared how a family in Tamil Nadu found the perfect way to celebrate the wedding of their son by not only having a live webcast of the ceremony but also arranging for the kalyana sappadu aka wedding meal to be delivered to the guests at their doorstep!
    New trend of marriage invitation. Marriage food will be delivered at your doorstep. pic.twitter.com/ooEz1qbsvP
    — Shivani (@Astro_Healer_Sh) December 10, 2020
    The guests were sent packages with fresh banana leaves and tiffin boxes filled with 12 different preparations and condiments. The package also came with a picture card with detailed instructions regarding where each food item is to be placed. 
    The idea was to enjoy the wedding with a webcast and round it up with a hearty wedding feast from the comfort of their homes.
    Excellent idea, don’t you agree? We’re all for this and looking forward to such a wedding invite soon! 
    People online are also loving this idea.
    Looks like this is new model of advertising by Catering contractor. In what's app group I rec'd same wedding invitation but with different menu card, good description package etc pic.twitter.com/EJqlBs57jB
    — Pandurang (@pandurangpai40) December 11, 2020I can't believe the level of detail. I never knew that each item had a specific place on the banana leaf.
    — Pawan Sahay (@pawansahay) December 11, 2020Yes everyone could eat together and at a given time, open the packs and be present via zoom or similar app ,with some festive music playing in the background .'Sagan' could be transferred to the bank account indicated on the invitation .The times we live in. Flavourless !
    — Manjot Singh Bindra (@BindraManjot) December 11, 2020Incredible!! This is too cool! Any idea on the caterers / contractors who are doing this? Will be helpful. I’m sure logistics is a big challenge in this, other than the usual issues of food freshness and taste compared to live counters.
    — Mango Man (@lakhotiarahul) December 11, 2020Love the detailing, they also told the places in the banana leaf where each item needs to be served !
    — Shankar Sundarrajan (@Shankarsundar) December 11, 2020Southern areas of any country comes with wonderful innovation, even South of probably all cities are well placed and innovative. Keep it up. Let the trend catch up in other areas as well
    — Rakesh INDIAN (@Rakeshdhiman54) December 11, 2020We agree, it’s indeed cool.

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    Indian-American Rahul Dubey, the man who opened the door of his house for over 70 people protesting against the killing of George Floyd has now been hailed as the Heroes of 2020 by TIME magazine. This has been done to honor the people who have gone beyond their call of duty this year.

    Not only this, but the publication also named Australia’s volunteer firefighters who risked their lives to keep the country safe and also food stall owners Jason Chua and Hung Zhen Long from Singapore who didn’t let anyone go hungry amid the pandemic.
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    It also mentioned a deliveryman Greg Dailey, who started a grocery drop-off service in Mach for anyone who was on the way of his paper route and he dropped off groceries to over 140 homes and conducted over 1000 grocery runs. He was also mentioned by the magazine.

    TIME said, “From citizens providing food and shelter to those in need to volunteers who protected their neighbors from natural disasters, these heroes went above and beyond the call of duty in 2020.”
    The magazine also described Dubey as "The Man Who Gave Shelter to Those in Need” and why not we all agree.
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    Dubey had earlier said in an interview that it wasn’t his choice to open the door or provide refuge to people who were outside his house.  He said, “If you had seen what was going on in front of my eyes, there was no choice. People were getting pepper-sprayed and beaten and slammed to the ground.”

    Well, he deserves to be on the list for sure after what he did. What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.

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    One of the leading names of the Indian bowling attack, Jasprit Bumrah channelled his inner batsman and struck a masterful half-century on Day 1 of India vs Australia A practice match at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday.
    Maiden first-class fifty for @Jaspritbumrah93 and this is also his first 50 in any format! He gets to his half-century in 54 balls in a pink-ball game against Australia A! #TeamIndia #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/U0Z6su8umO
    — BCCI (@BCCI) December 11, 2020
    The pacer and yorker specialist who faced only 57 balls on the first day, sat on an unbeaten 55 run batting innings that included six 4’s and two maximums coming off his willow versus an imposing Australian bowling lineup.
    Against some of the best bowlers of the world who were able to crush a few of India’s top batters including Mayank Agarwal, skipper Ajinkya Rahane and Rishabh Pant, Bumrah achieved the best batting score of his entire cricketing career and gave his team a much needed boost in the final moments of the first innings.
    India all out for 194. Bumrah with a brilliant 55*. Celebration from teammates on his fifty. #bumrah #AusAvIND #AUSvsIND #indiancricketteam pic.twitter.com/ceCfCUHkQ0
    — Akash Kumar (@akx_singh) December 11, 2020
    In a surprising 71-run partnership with fellow pacer Mohammed Siraj, Bumrah pushed India's total to 194 after the rest of the batsmen crumbled one after another. 
    This innings not only allowed him to be India’s highest scorer for the day but also enabled him to cross the 50-run match for the first time in any format of the game.
    Ahead of this match, Bumrah’s highest first-class score was 16* and 10* in ODIs and Tests.
    His exceptional innings earned him applause from all corners of the country:
    Good innings from @Jaspritbumrah93 @Jaspritbumrah93 you show all other players of team how to bat #JaspritBumrah @imVkohli @BCCI @RaviShastriOfc pic.twitter.com/wQHeJ5N9EH
    — Pratham (@Pratham68331306) December 11, 2020Australian bowlers be like-O bhai maro mujhe maro 🤣🤣
    — Darren's general info (@darren_general) December 11, 2020Great to see Indian tail enders annoying opposition bowlers
    — Vinay bhat (@vinaybhatt6) December 11, 2020On the other hand, opener Mayank Agarwal brought his bad form in white-ball cricket to the longest format of the game and is clearly struggling to stick to the crease and put on some respectable numbers. He quickly returned to the pavilion after scoring two runs in five balls.

    Rishabh Pant seems no way close to getting over his own batting woes, a thing that has kept him haunted since 2019 as he threw his wicket once again, scoring five runs in 11 deliveries.
    Middle-order batsman Wriddhiman Saha managed to get out of a duck despite playing 22 deliveries.
    Shame on Indian batsmen, a bowler has to do the rescue act !
    — Charlie Joe (@CharlieJoe4) December 11, 2020Dafuq?
    I mean I'm happy for Bumrah but the fact that our number 10 is our top scorer and the only one to cross 50 doesn't inspire confidence.
    — waltzer (@waltzer42902804) December 11, 2020But Our wicket keeper batsman @Wriddhipops got out early and busy in using Twitter. pic.twitter.com/PzacFyJTrg
    — Akshay (@AkshayCric97) December 11, 2020With the international Test series between India and Australia starting from December 17, at least a couple of these batsmen must return to form. 
    After all, for how long can our tailenders be our top scorers?

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    This year, Apple took a bold step to remove charging bricks from the iPhone 12 Series which was met with mixed opinions by customers. 
    However, it seems like Apple may consider taking this step further by removing the charging cable from the box as well. 
    Apple removed the charging brick from the iPhone 12 Series as a move to reduce its carbon footprint while others suspect it was also to reduce cost. 
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    However, Apple removing the charging cable altogether might be the next step in this direction. 

    This information is not based on a leak or a rumour bur rather a survey Apple sent its existing customers. The survey asked customers about two things specifically, — the included charging cable and biometric security. 
    As per a report by 9to5Mac, Apple has sent these surveys to iPhone 12 customers asking them about which items i.e. USB-C to Lightning cable, Apple Stickers and the Sim eject tool that are included in the packaging were used. 
    The survey does not indicate whether Apple might remove any of these times, however, asking about behavioural usage of the aforementioned items could be indicative that Apple is considering removing the cable. 
    It is worthy to point out that prior to removing the charging brick from the iPhone 12, Apple asked existing customers via a survey about how they used their chargers included in the retail package. 
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    Apple since then has removed the charging brick to reduce e-waste and it could be possible Apple might eventually remove the charging cable as well. 

    This doesn’t seem too far-fetched any longer since Apple is rumoured to be working on a portless iPhone for 2021.  
    Apart from the accessories that come in the retail box, Apple also asked customers about the security aspect of FaceID and about their experience. 
    Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic, protective masks have been making it difficult for customers to unlock their phones as FaceID does not recognise a user’s facial features with it. 
    Some rumours have pointed towards an in-display fingerprint sensor on the next generation of iPhones or a fingerprint scanner on the lock-screen button similar to the iPad Air. 
    Source: 9to5Mac

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  25. ADMIN
    Cyberpunk 2077 is here for everyone to play, however, the long-waited RPG is suffering from performance and graphics issues on the PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One.
    In fact, these issues are causing the game to be unplayable which has led to many players shelving the game until a patch is released. 
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    The game isn’t looking too great on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, however, we’re hearing it isn’t much of a problem on next-gen consoles. In fact, the best version of the game is currently on PC where the game looks at par with what we have seen so far. 

    Even in our review, the game looked fantastic with the RTX 2080 Ti and the RTX 3090 which we will discuss in detail later. 
    However, on-base consoles by Sony and Microsoft, the game is suffering from glitches, chippy frame rate drops to game-breaking bugs that have broken the immersion for players entirely. 

    Experts at Digital Foundry tested the latest build of the game on said consoles and found that the PlayStation 4 would often run it around 720p and up to 900p resolutions at times. 
    The game looked extremely glitched and blurry which prompted the experts to call the game more on the lines of a Nintendo Switch port. 
    If you want to know how bad the graphics can look, check out this video below:
    Welcome... to #Cyberpunk2077 on PS4 fat / XBO ! pic.twitter.com/77BSmEuw6y
    — Legolas (@Legolas) December 9, 2020 On the PlayStation 4 Pro, the folks at Digital Foundry found the game would max out at 1188p and dip as low as 972p. 
    On the PlayStation 4 Pro, the game would drop down to 20 frames per second and also found stuttering issues in the early hours of the game. The game would specifically get rough while driving and exploring the Night City. 
    Digital Foundry said that Cyberpunk 2077 looks completely different on Windows PC hinting that the experience was designed more for that high-end PC experience.

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