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Bill Gates Says His Wealth Has Freed Him From Daily Concerns Like Healthcare
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Bill Gates Says His Wealth Has Freed Him From Daily Concerns Like Healthcare

Recent research suggests that money can boost life satisfaction and emotional well-being, up to a certain point.
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Reddit Hacked, Despite SMS Two-Factor Authentication

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The hacker gained access to Reddit's internal systems by circumventing SMS-based two-factor authentication on employee accounts.
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7 Tips To Building Your Own Authentic Community on Reddit

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Facebook Tests 'Downvote' Option for Flagging Abusive Comments

Facebook Tests 'Downvote' Option for Flagging Abusive Comments

The function shouldn't be confused with Reddit's downvoting option. It's designed to let users report inappropriate comments as opposed to demoting internet posts.
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