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Ivy Wigmore

Charlottetown, Pereira
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Projects clamouring for my sadly limited attention include a book of ghost stories and a collection of personal essays. See also: @tao_of_grammar
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What is Google Drive?

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By Katie Hanna, Erica Mixon, Ivy Wigmore
| TechTarget Verified
Google Drive is a cloud-based storage service that enables users to store, access, and share files and folders online. The web service provides a centralized cloud storage hub where changes to content are automatically saved and synchronized across all connected devices. This allows multiple users to collaborate on the same content in real time and always see the latest version of each file.
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Data Gravity (Datengravitation)

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By Ivy Wigmore
| ComputerWeekly.de Verified
Data Gravity oder Datengravitation ist die Fähigkeit von Daten, Anwendungen, Dienste und andere Daten anzuziehen. Diese „Schwerkraft“ manifestiert sich in diesem Zusammenhang in der Art und Weise, wie Software, Dienste und Geschäftslogik im Verhältnis zu ihrer Masse (der Datenmenge) von Daten angezogen werden und sich infolgedessen physisch näher an den Daten befinden.
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What is brain hacking?

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By Gavin James Wright, Ivy Wigmore
| TechTarget Verified
By Gavin Wright Ivy Wigmore Published: Oct 09, 2025 Brain hacking, or neurohacking, is the application of techniques or technologies to affect an individual's mental state, cognitive processes or level of function. Such efforts can be intentionally applied by the individual as a tool for personal development or by another person in an attempt to induce a behavior in that individual. Brain hacking yourself Some uses of the term brain hacking tend to be positive in nature.
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