[ad_1] OpenAI has a Halloween announcement: ChatGPT search is now official. The company is finally rolling out an official competitor to AI search engines like Perplexity, Google’s AI Overviews, and Microsoft Bing (powered by Copilot). OpenAI originally announced its search plans back in July, with a service called SearchGPT. While SearchGPT was a prototype, and…
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[ad_1] Here’s a summary article about Danny Bhoy’s humorous “Visitor’s Guide to Scotland” video, written in a style blending elements of The New York Times and Buzzfeed: “Comedian Serves Up Cheeky Tour of Scotland” In a hilarious twist on traditional travel guides, Scottish comedian Danny Bhoy has created a tongue-in-cheek video tour of his homeland…
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[ad_1] It’s crunch time. You’ve just googled the phrases “last minute costume,” “low effort costume,” and “the laziest possible Halloween costume,” and found your way to me. I get it. You don’t have the time, energy, budget, or willpower to execute a “good” Halloween costume. But is it not good to save your effort and…
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[ad_1] The Unicorn on the Scottish Royal Coat of Arms Because of the Scotland-unicorn connections, the unicorn soon became an important symbol in Scottish heraldry. From around the mid-1500s onwards, Scotland’s royal coat of arms* began to feature two unicorns. *by the way, just in case you’re not familiar with the term, a ’coat of…
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[ad_1] Are you already planning out your 2025 resolutions? Not so fast—this tweet from The New York Post has been viewed over 15 million times: This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed. Baba Vanga, a blind seer from Bulgaria, isn’t alone in her prediction the End Times will start…
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[ad_1] Munduk is located in the north of Bali, amidst mountains, rice fields, and coffee plantations. In this tiny mountain village, you can experience authentic Bali. You’ll find very few trendy cafés and won’t have to stand in line at the most beautiful viewpoints. In Munduk, the locals smile enthusiastically at you, and you catch…
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[ad_1] Inside the National Wallace Monument The National Wallace Monument is bigger than most people expect (and includes more stuff than most people expect). When you visit, you’ll find: The stairs: from bottom to top, the National Wallace Monument has 246 steps. These steps (obviously) take you to the top of the tower, where you’ll…
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[ad_1] We may earn a commission from links on this page. I’m not a morning person by nature, but I’ve gone through phases of being a morning exerciser. My day always goes better when I get my workout in early. That’s why this coming weekend, with the time change, is a special one for folks…
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[ad_1] Nowhere in the world will you find as many unique and special hotels as in Bali. From the most luxurious villas to a bamboo villa right in the rice fields, Bali has it all. Somehow, they understand exactly what it takes to create something beautiful. They combine the finest materials with unique locations and…
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[ad_1] Guided Tours of Stirling Castle If you don’t want to wander through the castle on your own (you probably won’t learn much), here are all your options for being talked and toured around: → History Tour from Edinburgh Ideal for travelers overnighting in Edinburgh, this tour starts and ends in Scotland’s capital, and takes…
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