A 70% chance that Musk is moving to Mars

Recent advances could make it realistic.
Elon Musk says there's "70%" chance that he's moving to Mars

In an interview for Axios on the HBO documentary series, SpaceX (and Tesla) Elon Musk said there was "70%" of luck that he was going on Mars. There has been "a recent number of breakthroughs" that would make this possible, he said. Beyond his company's spacecraft, advances in food and habitat science and technology make life on Mars increasingly viable. Slowly but surely.

Even before the 5G promises to make things happen.The mobile internet is faster than WiFi in 33 countries

OpenSignal conducted a study showing that mobile data is on average faster than WiFi access points in 33 countries, including many countries in Africa, Europe, America. Latin and Middle East. And that's not a trivial difference. Although it is advantageous at 10 Mbit / s or more in countries like Australia, Oman and the Czech Republic, there are advantages of several megabits in Austria, Iran and South Africa if you choose to disable the WiFi from your phone.

Ayana Resort & Spa Bali wants to encourage people to really relax on vacation.
A luxury resort bans gimmicks at the pool to create a "paradise" for guests

With its "In the Moment" campaign, the five star Ayana Resort & Spa in Bali wants to encourage its guests to unplug and enjoy their free time, a task that, it is thought, can be accomplished more easily. there are no iPhones at the edge of the pool.

The Ayana Resort & Spa will only impose a ban on gadgets at its riverside pool between 9 am and 5 pm, during which, he hopes, will become a " paradise for customers ". The complex will set up signage around the pool and offer lockers where people can safely store their equipment and retrieve it after a cooling session without technology.

Streamer Ninja game discovered during a charity feed.
Someone may have hacked the account 'Fortnite & # 39; of Drake

While the famous Ninja streamer was hosting a charity event on Nov. 23, a "Duddus647" account joined his Fortnite game, probably using the name of Drake's Epic Games account rather than his usual PS4 nickname ("TheBoyDuddus"). However, anyone using this account was very clearly not Drake. After some silence, it became clear that this was certainly not the Canadian superstar of rap – the person suddenly launched a series of racist slurs that forced Ninja to leave the game.

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