I didn't like how I looked growing up. I regret not having photos of special moments because of it.

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The author, not pictured, regrets not documenting important moments in her life because she felt she didn't look good.

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  • Back in the 80s, my dad gifted me a camera because they were big on documenting our lives.
  • I was uncomfortable being in front of the camera, and I didn't have many photos of my teen years.
  • I learned that documenting life is not about how good you look
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Why Glassdoor's CEO doesn't answer work emails around his kids

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  • Many parents struggle with putting their smartphones down and paying full attention to their kids.
  • Glassdoor CEO Christian Sutherland-Wong told CNBC that he stays offline around his children.
  • He only works in his home office, going in there for emergency calls or after his kids go to bed.

Teens aren't the only ones who are heavily enticed by smartphones; plenty of parents struggl

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Check out some of the best Nintendo Switch deals weve seen this Black Friday

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UPDATE: Nov. 28, 2024, 4:10 p.m. EST This story has been updated with the latest pricing and availability on Black Friday Nintendo Switch console, game, and accessory deals, plus new deals on "Bluey: The Video Game" and "Animal Crossing: New Horizons."

Good Nintendo Switch deals are pretty hard to come by. For some reason, Nintendo just generally doesn't like to list their consoles, games, or

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A dog climbed an Egyptian pyramid — and things just got weirder from there

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A bizarre story out of Egypt has shed light on not only the untrustworthiness of many viral videos, but the plight of stray dogs in that nation's capital.

Last month, American paraglider Alex Lang was utilizing a motor and wing attached to a backpack to soar above the Giza complex near Cairo. At the top of the 448-foot tall Pyramid of Khafre, Lang spotted a dog near the apex of the structure and

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As many as one in 10 coders are 'ghost engineers' Stanford researcher says, lurking online and doing no work

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  • A Stanford researcher says his algorithm pinpoints employees who are doing the bare minimum.
  • Roughly 9.5% of coders are "ghost engineers" according to his research, which has not been peer-reviewed.
  • The research underscores tech's newfound mania with rooting out low performers.

Quiet quitting. Lazy-girl jobs. Bare-minimium Mondays.

Over the past two years, employees have expressed

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