I don’t use all of the colors available from most smart lights, but I do like bright cool white light during the day and nice warm white light in the evening. When the back of the desk was close to a white wall, I had a pair of Govee Flow Plus light bars mounted behind the monitors. The light reflected off the wall, providing really nice background light. That doesn't work now that the back of the desk is not close to a wall. Now, for ambient lighting in the evening, I have six Taysing LED mini indoor spotlights on a smart plug. They’re pointed at the wall, ceiling, and desktop and provide just the right amount of warm background light.
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«Прямые боестолкновения, которые имели место, не сулят ничего хорошего. Поэтому рассчитываем все-таки на то, что они будут в самое ближайшее время прекращены», — сказал представитель Кремля.
Friedmann wrote a letter of apology to Mike Gambill, the manager of the Coin Purse. Friedmann told me, “If I could alter my past to avoid that traumatic and life-altering encounter with Mr. Gambill, I would. He did not deserve to be an unwilling participant in that part of my reality.” But, he added, “without that part of my past—that reality—I wouldn’t have gone on to do the things I’ve since done, learned the things I’ve learned.”
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While layoff memos focus on who’s being let go—CEOs like to lead with the heart, after all—it’s vital to understand who’s kept their jobs. Are these mostly technical people? The folks with soft skills and deep relationships that are hard to replace? ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott emailed me a brief on Friday about its blueprint for agentic business that states: “When intelligence is abundant, the scarce resource is everything surrounding it: the enterprise context that grounds AI in reality, the governance that makes it safe, and the execution infrastructure that turns insight into action.” Does that make the case for more people? No. But it does suggest that top-level cuts don’t always turn out as planned.