Japan Airlines is looking at hydrogen-electric-powered aircraft as a solution to the aviation industry's carbon problem
Japan Airlines' new partners have all completed successful hydrogen-electric flights this year. But challenges remain.
https://www.businessinsider.com/japan-airlines-hydrogen-planes-2023-12
The 7 best standing desks in 2023, tested and reviewed
Based on research, testing, and an ergonomics expert's advice, we found the best standing desks, from smart desks to converters, at a range of prices.
https://www.insider.com/guides/home/best-standing-desk
A software engineer built a tiny home for his mom and now he has a full-blown business selling DIY plans
Dan Louche set up Tiny Home Builders, which sells step-by-step plans for people who want to build a dwelling but lack the knowledge or experience.
https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-build-own-tiny-home-company-plans-2023-4
My toddler twins were afraid of Santa. Then a mall Santa put them at ease.
My toddler twins were afraid of Santa. But allowing them to sit on mom's lap instead of Santa's made for a great picture, and now they aren't scared.
https://www.businessinsider.com/afraid-of-santa-mall-lap-picture-2023-12
Disney Springs is cheaper to visit than Disney World and equally fun. Here's what it's like during the holidays.
Disney Springs is a free-to-enter shopping and dining center on Walt Disney World property in Florida. Winter is one of the best times to visit.
https://www.insider.com/celebrating-christmas-at-disney-springs-photos-2021-12
Nvidia workers warned CEO Jensen Huang that AI might be harmful to minorities. One was so dissatisfied with his response that she quit shortly after.
Nvidia employees Masheika Allgood and Alexander Tsado met with CEO Jensen Huang in 2020 to raise concerns from the company's employees about the dangers of AI, Bloomberg reported.
https://www.businessinsider.com/nvidia-workers-quit-warned-ceo-jensen-huang-ai-harmful-minorities-2023-12
Facebook how-to: Customization, activity, safety, search, friends, privacy, and more
You can use Facebook to customize friends, see activity, maintain safety, search accounts, manage friend lists, share relationship status, and more.
https://www.businessinsider.com/facebook
Homelessness among American veterans increased this year by its largest margin since the US started tracking
On a single day in January this year, over 650,000 people were homeless, according to a newly released analysis from the US government. Of those, more than 35,000 were veterans.
https://www.businessinsider.com/homelessness-us-veterans-increase-largest-margin-yet-2023-12
We've reviewed dozens of Everlane styles over the years — here are our 20 favorites and what to expect from each
We've tested and reviewed nearly all of Everlane's most popular styles. Here's what you can expect from the brand's shoes, sweaters, jeans, and more.
https://www.insider.com/guides/style/everlane-review
Rothy's Review: We tested shoes made from recycled plastic and were impressed by their comfort, but found the sizing really varies between styles
Rothy's sustainable shoe collection goes beyond just flats. We also tested their lightweight loafers and found them easy to wear all day.
https://www.insider.com/guides/style/rothys-flats-review
I found out my baby didn't have a heartbeat at my 12-week scan. Instead of waiting for the pregnancy to pass, my doctor helped save my life and my uterus.
A mom's uterus was saved after a miscarriage when her 12-week scan showed her baby had no heartbeat. Her doctor emphasized waiting was very risky.
https://www.businessinsider.com/uterus-saved-miscarriage-operation-baby-heartbeat-2023-12
Could 'carbon passports' that limit how much we travel be in our future?
The concept would give travelers a limited carbon footprint for transportation each year. In reality, sustainability-travel experts say, it'd be hard to implement and there are better solutions.
https://www.businessinsider.com/could-carbon-passport-be-future-of-travel-2023-12
Facial recognition tool Pimeyes — which has been used to unmask pornstars and stalk people — is sued by 5 Illinois residents for 'irreparable injury'
A group of Illinois residents is suing facial recognition company Pimeyes alleging that the company violated their privacy when they appeared in the search results without their consent.
https://www.businessinsider.com/facial-recognition-company-pimeyes-sued-under-illinois-privacy-law-2023-12
Millennial parenting is facing a brutal reckoning as TikTok turns against it
Millennial parents say they're trying their best with their kids, but as concerns about Gen Alpha have begun to rise, they're facing increasing criticism online.
https://www.businessinsider.com/millennial-parenting-tiktok-reckoning-2023-12
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