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  1. Apple、一斉セキュリティアップデート ~OSや「Safari」、「Xcode」など10製品で/「macOS 27 Golden Gate」では200件を超える修正
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    #forest_watch_impress #Apple #Safari #iOS #macOS #tvOS #watchOS #iPadOS #visionOS #セキュリティ #脆弱性 #Mac

  2. Asking the internet since Google is full of slop lists

    What is the best ad blocker for Safari?

    Sometimes I use it alongside Firefox, and I'd like to know what the best ad blocker is for it. I've heard of AdGuard and uBlock Origin?

    #safari #adblock #macos

  3. A Safari….in Connecticut!?

    Action Wildlife in Goshen, CT felt like a little trip to Africa without a passport. 🦒We had such a fun time visiting this safari and feeding the animals. The Canadian wildfires were happening during our visit, creating this really ominous glow.It also reminded me so much of Lion Country Safari in West Palm Beach, Florida, another place I loved. I really like that you can drive through Action Wildlife too, but we chose to walk and get our steps in.If you’re looking for something different […]

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  4. India Safaris @indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com@indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com ·

    Which Place Is Best for a 4-Day Trip in India? Top Destinations for a Short Vacation in 2026-27

    India is one of the few countries where a four-day trip can deliver an extraordinary mix of history, wildlife, culture, luxury, and adventure. Whether you dream of standing before the iconic Taj Mahal, spotting Bengal tigers in the wild, exploring royal palaces, or experiencing luxury travel, India offers countless options for a memorable short getaway. But with so many destinations to choose from, travelers often ask: Which place is best for a 4-day trip in India? The answer depends on […]

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  5. India Safaris @indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com@indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com ·

    How to Explore India for Birds & Wildlife? The Ultimate 2026-27 Guide for Travelers

    India, with its vast landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and rich biodiversity, is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers alike. From the dense forests of Central India to the wetlands of the North East, India offers unrivaled opportunities for observing iconic wildlife species and rare birds in their natural habitat. Whether you are seeking a luxury wildlife holiday in India or a focused birdwatching tour, this guide will help you plan your ultimate wildlife adventure. Question: […]

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  6. New blog article (in 🇩🇪)

    Enable ProMotion on the iPhone for Safari: With #120Hz, surfing the web becomes even smoother. How to get the most out of your iPhone (13 Pro and above).

    The ProMotion technology enables smoother browsing with 120Hz on #Apple #iPhone“s and #iPad’s. Safari displays web pages at 60FPS by default to avoid compatibility issues. This restriction can be disabled in the #Safari settings under “Feature Flags” to take advantage of the full frame rate.

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  7. New blog article (in 🇩🇪)

    Enable ProMotion on the iPhone for Safari: With #120Hz, surfing the web becomes even smoother. How to get the most out of your iPhone (13 Pro and above).

    The ProMotion technology enables smoother browsing with 120Hz on #Apple #iPhone“s and #iPad’s. Safari displays web pages at 60FPS by default to avoid compatibility issues. This restriction can be disabled in the #Safari settings under “Feature Flags” to take advantage of the full frame rate.

    anb030.de/a/safari_120hz_promo

  8. New blog article (in 🇩🇪)

    Enable ProMotion on the iPhone for Safari: With #120Hz, surfing the web becomes even smoother. How to get the most out of your iPhone (13 Pro and above).

    The ProMotion technology enables smoother browsing with 120Hz on #Apple #iPhone“s and #iPad’s. Safari displays web pages at 60FPS by default to avoid compatibility issues. This restriction can be disabled in the #Safari settings under “Feature Flags” to take advantage of the full frame rate.

    anb030.de/a/safari_120hz_promo

  9. New blog article (in 🇩🇪)

    Enable ProMotion on the iPhone for Safari: With #120Hz, surfing the web becomes even smoother. How to get the most out of your iPhone (13 Pro and above).

    The ProMotion technology enables smoother browsing with 120Hz on #Apple #iPhone“s and #iPad’s. Safari displays web pages at 60FPS by default to avoid compatibility issues. This restriction can be disabled in the #Safari settings under “Feature Flags” to take advantage of the full frame rate.

    anb030.de/a/safari_120hz_promo

  10. #Apple might be building an #AI-powered “#answerengine” that can respond to questions using web information. A new team, called Answers, Knowledge, and Information, is working on a #standaloneapp or search capabilities for #Siri, #Safari, and other #Appleproducts. techcrunch.com/2025/08/03/appl #tech #media #news

  11. Majestic Oasis at Sunrise A Captivating Backlighting Scene

    At the golden hour within a lush oasis, the intriguing Cindy Sherman-inspired animal takes center stage amidst the breathtaking backlighting Be captivated by the mesmerizing view of this majestic panorama

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    #StableDiffusion #ai #ArtificialIntelligence #photography #wildlife #safari #animals #natural #Cindy-Sherman #backlighting #sunrise #oasis #majestic

  12. How does COVID-19 affect Wildlife Conservation?

    How does COVID 19 affect Wildlife Conservation? This pandemic has affected several continents, and everyone seems to be at its mercies. It’s sad to see people lose lives, property, jobs, among others. It’s crippling the economy and results to be a pandemic pushing us to a very difficult corner.

    How does COVID-19 affect Wildlife Conservation? “Don’t cancel the dates for your #safari #tour #hike in #Africa but rather postpone. If you can manage to keep supporting genuine NGOs fighting for wildlife, please do so.” by @winniecheche

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    No Money = No Tourism

    Apart from the duty to observe social distancing, not many can be able to risk what they have for a quick visit to the national parks. This is a moment where everyone is only concentrating on the basics, and how to survive this pandemic.

    We have families that fully depend on funds obtained through tourism activities, from offering tour guide services, selling curios, getting help from NGOs in the conservation field, etc. With whatever is happening around the world, this is becoming almost impossible for these families.

    What will happen to them? How will they support their livelihoods? Were they lucky enough not to contaminate the virus before the borders started to be closed? Is there any plan for them by any organization out there?

    What about wildlife?

    Most of the wildlife rescue and treatment is mainly done by these NGOs. And they have been contributing towards wildlife welfare in a great way, especially for the endangered species. Through the funds, they have been able to support both the wildlife and local communities in those areas.

    I am afraid of what will happen to them once the funds stop coming through. And borders continue to be closed. Our wildlife that may need medication attention may be in a difficult place.

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    Luckily, aside from primates, most wildlife are safe from the virus

    So far, only a few of the primates have been noted to be vulnerable to the coronavirus. Hence making the other wildlife safe from any infections through interactions with infected humans.

    Being a zoonotic disease, this was prone to happen since the disease was from animals to humans.

    The wildlife are also having a good time away from humans for once. Most tourists ain’t visiting the conservation areas as before hence human traffic has extremely reduced. Our wildlife can now enjoy reduced interference and can be wild. With this, it will not be a surprise for their population to increase, as well as for increased vegetation growth.

    With everything we are currently going through, it will be healing being able to visit healthy nature parks.

    Keep supporting wildlife NGOs and don’t cancel your safari!

    Don’t cancel the dates for your safaris, game drives, hikes, etc, but rather postpone. If you can manage to keep supporting the genuine NGOs fighting for wildlife and local communities’ welfare, please do so.

    We are in this together, and together we will get through it safely.

    Wildlife and environment need you to be their voice and caretakers, please corporate.

    Dispose of the gloves, masks, sanitizers’ bottles and any the packaging correctly. Let’s not create more problems for mother nature as we fight this pandemic.

    Let this pandemic be our turning point when it comes to any kind of live wildlife trade, no life has a price tag on it.

    Our pockets will have less cash, but we will eventually survive

    Mother nature needs that even after this pandemic. Whatever that can be considered and done at a slower pace to avoid global warming lets embrace that option. We no longer have the luxury to allow us time for more developments so as to lower our emissions.

    We are one, and that’s why the coronavirus only started in one place and gradually moving to other places. Showing us how deeply connected we are. We need each other in saving our only planet. and it needs our collective efforts. Stay safe and have hope.

    By Cheche Winnie

    Read more on Cheche Winnie’s blog

    Read more #Africa #ChecheWinnie #conservation #covid #MountainGorilla #safari #tourism #virungaNationalPark #wildlife #wildlifeActivism