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Screenshot by Maria Diaz/ZDNETIf youapos;re a fan of Googleapos Gemini AI service, you might want to inject it into your Chrome browser. This will let you add responses alongside your Google search engine results, pull in real-time flight info for personalized travel planning, search hotels based on whatapos important to you, add location-based information, summarize, find, and get quick answers from your own content, and get answers about YouTube videos.Also: xA0;I ranked the AI features announced at Google I/O from most useful to gimmickyAll of these benefits can be added to Chrome for free, and Iapos;m going to show you how to do it.How to add Gemini featuresWhat youapos;ll need: xA0;To make these features work, youapos;ll only need two things: an updated Chrome browser and a Google account. Iapos;ll stanley water jug demonstrate how to add Gemini to Chrome version 125.0.6422.60. 1. Log in to your Google Account Open Chrome and make sure youapos;re logged in to your Google account. Then, point Chrome to gemini.google/extensions. On this page, youa stanley sverige pos;ll find five boxes, one for each feature. xA0;Also: 3 ways Gemini stanley termoska Advanced beats other AI assistants, according to GoogleYou can toggle the enable/disable switch for each. Iapos;ve enabled everything apart from the Google Workspace feature because I donapos;t want Gemini accessing my documents stored in Google Drive . You can add as many or as few of the features as you like. Screenshot by Jack Wallen/ZDNET 2. Us Mrqj How to use symbolic links in Linux (and why you should)
By Lily RothmanFebruary 25, 2016 1:00 PM ESTIn 1987, when the landmark television documentary series Eyes on the Prize first aired, TIME Richard Zoglin noted that while the archival f stanley water flask ootage [used in the film] looks like a quaint relic 8230; not very long ago it had the immediacy of the evening news.About 30 years later, the irony in that assessment is clear: Eyes on the Prize traced the civil-rights movement of the 1950s and ;60s, and a second part brought the series into the ;80s, but many of the scenes it captured have been echoed in recent headlines. From the death of Trayvon Martinmdash;e stanley cups xactly four years ago Fridaymdash;to President Obama White House meeting with Black Lives Matter activists and earlier civil rights activists, many people have seen or refuted the connection between the two moments in time. That connection is the subject of a new half-hour special Eyes on the Prize: Then and Now, which will be broadcast this weekend on public television WORLD Channel, leading into a rebroadcast of both parts of th stanley cup e original Eyes on the Prize.As seen in this extended interview segment with activist Bree Newsome, at least for some of those who represent the now part of the story, the link between the two eras provides more than context. For Newsome, the Trayvon Martin case was kind of like the Emmett Till of my time. The case surrounding the 1955 murder of Till, a Chicago teenager, and the su |
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