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The Most Used Online Dating Application in Indonesia Illustration of a dating application on a cellphone (photo: doc. Unsplash)  – One of the tips for finding a partner quickly is to install an online dating application. However, it is recommended to choose the most widely used online dating application in Indonesia. The reason is that if you choose a foreign dating application, the chances of other users liking you will be very small due to various reasons ranging from language barriers, locations that are too far away, and so on.  The Most Used Online Dating Application in Indonesia Currently, the existence of online dating applications in Indonesia is increasing rapidly, so there are many choices. The following is a list of online dating applications that many Indonesians like.  Tinder Tinder is an online dating application available in various countries, including Indonesia. This application is one of the pioneers of online dating applications in the country, so many ar

Increasingly Sophisticated, Google Maps AI Recommends Favorite Locations Google Maps will also list restaurants titled Trending, Top, and Hidden Gem. (Photo: Neowin)  - Google announced several new features to improve content recommendations when planning trips using Google Maps.  This time, when users search for a new city route, they'll see a list of recommendations for places to visit created by the Maps user community and top sites.  Launching Neowin, Friday (29/3/2024), Google Maps will also create a list of restaurants entitled Trending, Top and Hidden Gem based on public interest in the area.  “The Trending list is updated weekly with places that have recently experienced a surge in popularity on Maps. "This is ideal for helping you discover the latest trending places," Google wrote in its statement.  The Top List serves as a home for the Maps community's favorite places. Come here to find a favorite area that has long been famous in an area.

Google's new action makes the internet not like it used to be, how come?   - The Chrome browser service will present major changes at the end of next year. Its owner, Google, will remove the third-party cookies feature from its platform.  Google stated the aim of the decision was to maintain privacy security. User experience will change, and so will the digital advertising industry.  This change makes a big difference to internet activity. Because cookies are used to record user activity and the collected data will be given to advertisers to determine their targets.  By obtaining user data, advertisers and business people can gain their own benefits. They can target certain content specifically and accurately at their audience.  The loss of Cookies will clearly be detrimental to advertisers. Because, there is no longer a smooth path like before to get user data, it seems like they cannot see audience activity in cyberspace.  This policy also makes it difficult fo

How to Display a List of Recent Posts (Recent Posts) including Per Label - Category on a Blog WIDGET Recent Posts, Latest Posts, Latest Articles, or Latest Posts is one of the widgets that is 'required' to be installed on a blog, usually in the right sidebar.  This widget contains a list of the latest posts, usually five titles, as part of the navigation and internal links recommended by Google so that the blog is user friendly and also search engine friendly, SEO friendly.  The list of latest posts is also indexed by Google.  Below are two recent post codes to display the latest posts, in the form of just the title and plus a thumbnail image. It can also be per category/per label.  How to Display a List of Recent Posts Bring up the Recent Post Title widget only (per label can also be done) 1. Layout > Add a Gadget > HTML/Javascript 2. Fill in the widget title with Latest Posts 3. Enter this code: <script type="text/javascript"

Remember the Viral Anaconda? This Amazon Giant Was Found Shot Dead by Hunters  -- Ana Julia, the largest North Green Anaconda snake in the world, was found dead in the hands of a hunter.  Its body, more than 8 meters long and weighing up to 200 kilograms, was shot dead!  The discovery of Ana Julia made five weeks ago in the Amazon Forest, Brazil.  Previously, this snake became famous after Professor Freek Vonk, a wildlife show presenter, swam with it.   Ana Julia's body is as wide as a car tire with a head the size of a human head.  The news of the death of Ana Julia made Professor Vonk sad and angry. He called the hunters who had the heart to kill Ana Julia "sick people."  Ana Julia was found dead in the Formoso River, Bonito region, southern Brazil on March 24.  Cristian Dimitris, a wildlife filmmaker, believes the dead snake was the same one that swam with Vonk.  "I compared the features on his face, like fingerprints. This is definitely the mos

Google Launches AI Capability for Planning a Trip Google travel recommendation display (photo: -Google) Google travel recommendation display (photo: -Google)  - As the long holiday approaches, Google announced a series of updates, which will make it easier for users to plan their trips using AI capabilities.  So now, Google claims to be testing  a new capability in Search, which will help you create travel itineraries to places thanks to AI support.  “Ahead of the summer travel season, we're testing new AI-powered capabilities in Search that can help you,” Google wrote in its official announcement.  So, if you take part in the Search Generative Experience (SGE) and ask a question like: “plan a 3-day trip to Philadelphia that's connected to history,” then Google will come up with suggestions that include attractions and restaurants, as well as an overview of flight options andyour hotel.  In these travel suggestions, Google will also collect ideas from sites across the web,

This country can be jailed for not fasting during Ramadan Some Muslim-populated countries have imposed very strict laws during the holy month. There are even countries that apply sanctions for those who do not fast Kuwait is one of the countries that has strict rules for its Muslim citizens during the month of Ramadan. Kuwait's Ministry of Interior issued a warning to citizens not to openly violate the law of fasting during the month of Ramadan.  Through the official X account of the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior during Ramadan last year, this warning was shared. It is stated that residents who violate the rules of fasting in public during broad daylight will be punished. The punishment can be imprisonment for up to one month, or a fine of up to 100 dinars (around IDR 5 million), or a cash fine and a prison sentence.  Apart from Kuwait, Oman also implements strict rules against those who deliberately demonstrate not fasting during the day in public. According to A