| The technical name for the sound of a rumbling stomach is “borborygmus”, the sound made by the movement of fluid and gas in the intestinal tract.  | |
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 Have you ever discovered that you've been singing one of your favorite songs incorrectly all along? Instead of being embarrassed in front of your friends, it's easier to use one of the lyrics searching website discussed below and find the actual lyrics of the song. Read More »
|  When it comes to smartphone privacy concerns, location data is usually at the top of the list. The thing is, so many apps ask for your location now that we never really stop to think why they ask in the first place. Read More »
|  Recently, Malwarebytes announced an antivirus for Chromebooks (through its Android app). But here's the thing: that's complete bullshit. You don't need an antivirus on Chrome OS; I don't care how they try to sell it. Read More »
|  Robinhood, a popular investing app, just announced a checking account with 3% interest, and it’s already in hot water. Robinhood is just the latest app to want your paycheck and all your cash without providing insurance if the company fails. Read More »
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Dangling Reference | |
| A Dangling Reference (a.k.a. Dangling Pointer) is a link or pointer to an object such as an instruction, table element, index item, etc. that no longer contains the same content. A Dangling Reference may also lead to the wrong memory block or to some unintended destination due to the “target” object having been deleted, moved, or replaced. | |
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