Monday, January 14, 2019
Sunday, January 13, 2019
Friday, January 4, 2019
Hellboy (2019)
Release date: April 12
Cast: David Harbour, Milla Jovovich, Ian McShane, Sasha Lane
Directed by: Neil Marshall (The Descent)
Why we're excited: David Harbour -- the father figure sheriff of Stranger Things -- is taking on the big red demon in a reimagining of Mike Mignola's classic comic series. This version will focus on the Nimue (a.k.a. The Queen of Blood) arc of the comics, which, among other things, involves Hellboy wielding Excalibur.
Read more at www.thrillist.com
Detective Pikachu
AVENGERS: Endgame
Wednesday, January 2, 2019
How to secure your Instagram account using 2FA
Source: nakedsecurity
With our archives full to bursting with stories of hijacked social media accounts, it’s a very good idea to set up two-factor authentication (2FA) on all the platforms you use. 2FA combines your password with something else – a text message to your phone, a code generated by an authenticator app, or a physical key.
Although Instagram is part of Facebook, and Facebook supports several 2FA methods, the 2FA setup process isn’t exactly the same as it is for Facebook, so if you need a bit of help on how to get two-factor authentication on your Instagram account, we’ve outlined the steps in detail below.
While you can browse Instagram and use some Instagram features from a web browser, it’s really meant to be accessed within the Instagram app. To follow the steps below, you’ll need to be logged into the Instagram app on your smartphone or tablet.
- Go to your Profile by tapping the person icon in the bottom right of the app.
- Open the “hamburger” menu in the top right of the screen. Tap Settings at the very bottom of that menu.
- Scroll down to the Privacy and security section and open it up.
- Under the Security section you’ll find the Two-factor authentication option.
- Instagram will now show you a screen with a basic introduction to 2FA and the methods they support: Text message-based 2FA and app-based. Again, since Instagram is primarily app-based, authentication methods that play nicely with smartphones are what Instagram supports. (USB key-based 2FA devices like a Yubikey wouldn’t work in a mobile context.)
- On the next screen, you can choose the method(s) you’d like to use for two-factor authentication. While you can choose to enable both Text message and Authentication app-based 2FA, it may make things needlessly complicated for you – unless you’re confident you need both options at once, it’s best to stick with just one of these methods.
PH sees ‘historic’ decrease in firecracker-related injuries
WITH a 68 percent decrease in fireworks-related injuries, the Department of Health (DOH) declared a “historic” reduction in the number of those injured in welcoming the new year.
DOH Secretary Francisco Duque III said in a press conference that there were only 139 cases reported nationwide from December 21, 2018 to January 1, 2019 (6AM), as compared to 428 cases during the same period of last year.
“We are happy to see a 68 percent decline in the number of cases,” Duque said.
“I believe this is a historic, biggest reduction in the number of firecracker injuries,” he added.
Of the 139 cases, the DOH said 137 were injuries from firecrackers, while the other 2 were cases of fireworks ingestion.
There were no stray bullets and deaths reported, added the DOH.
The health chief attributed the decrease in cases to the rainy weather that prevailed in the country in recent days.
“Nature took the side of the DOH as it has been raining the past several days unrelentingly,” said Duque.
Still, the DOH head said they remain vigilant over the possibility of more firecracker injuries being reported in the coming days.
“Most additional injuries during this time may arise from children picking up unexploded fireworks in the streets,” said Duque.
Majority of the cases were found to be males at 81 percent; while the age range is from 2-69 years old.
Most injuries were blast/burn without amputation with 102, while blasts with amputation accounted for 5. Another 36 cases were eye injuries.
North Dakota's 'Holy Cows' Captured in Christmas Message
Tuesday, January 1, 2019
Video of family ganging up on Pizza Hut crew goes viral
Facebook user Olin Ovlac shared a video of three angry customers treating a Pizza Hut service crew horribly.
The incident was said to have happened at the Smart Araneta Coliseum in Cubao, Quezon City.
In the post, Ovlac shared that he was at the venue to watch theMagic on Ice when he passed by the Pizza Hut booth before the show starts.
The netizen said that grandma in the video got angry because she was trying to buy popcorn from Pizza Hut and the employee immediately directed her to the popcorn stall.
Image Source: Olin Ovlac
When the service crew entertained another customer, who was actually buying pizza, the grandma got pissed and told her that she was in line longer.
The crew had no choice but to explain that the Pizza Hut stall and Snaxx stall are different.
A bit later, the grandma’s husband went to the Pizza Hut booth to buy water, but for safety reasons and per management’s orders, the lid needed to be taken. The man refused to have his water bottles’ lid to be taken.
The daughter of the couple stepped in to gang up on the service crew, telling her that she was rude before throwing a hotdog bun at her.
People were starting to crowd as the family ganged up on the Pizza Hut staff, who began tearing up.
The video now has more than 3 million views on Facebook.
Source: www.msn.com
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