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  Google is undoubtedly the juggernaut of the tech world, known for its constant innovation and ability to redefine the digital landscape. However, not every Google venture has been a smashing success. In the ever-evolving tech universe, some products and websites are destined to be discontinued. Today, we're going to take a stroll down memory lane and revisit Google's top ten discontinued websites and products. These may be gone, but they're certainly not forgotten. Google Reader: Ah, Google Reader, the once-beloved RSS feed aggregator. Before the era of social media dominance, this nifty tool allowed users to keep up with their favourite websites all in one place. It was like having a curated newspaper delivered to your screen daily. Sadly, Google pulled the plug on Reader in 2013, leaving RSS enthusiasts in mourning. Google Buzz: Remember Google Buzz? It was Google's ill-fated attempt at a social networking platform that aimed to compete with Facebook and Twitter. La...

Hey there, fellow digital explorers! We're living in an age where technology and coding are as standard as coffee and toast at a business café. It's all sunshine, rainbows, and cat videos , right? Well, not exactly . Today, we're going to take a walk on the wild side and dive into the deep waters of the dark side of technology and coding. So get your diving gear ready and let's GO! The Dark Arts of Hacking Picture this: You're minding your own business, scrolling through your social media feed when suddenly, your account gets hacked. It's like a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat, but way less cute. Hackers are modern-day tricksters, using their coding skills to break into digital fortresses, steal data, and cause chaos, instead of using their skills to help people. It's like a digital game of cat and mouse, the victims are the mice, and the hackers are the crafty cats. The Big Job Extinction Plot Ever heard of the term "job automation"? Well, ...