One of the big differences that make the Google Chrome browser so appealing is the use of extensions that add a good amount of functionality that make this development a most complete tool. Well, the Mountain View company has decided to create a new menu for them that is less intrusive than the current one and it is possible to activate it right now. Currently the existing menu is displayed next to the address bar of the browser and, depending on the number of extensions that are installed, it can be especially large and nothing looks good since it cuts out what is seen in the aforementioned element. The new one or what it does is hide all of them and leave only one icon that, when used, shows the complete list. More efficient and less annoying, there is no doubt. If you want to try it now and see if it is more useful in your day to day with the Google browser, you should know that this is completely possible since it is activated among the configuration options of the North American company development and simply with having the latest version Chrome and, in addition, everything is completely reversible, so if you do not like the new extensions menu you can return to the original state in a simple way and without it stop working. Steps to activate the new extensions menu in Chrome To activate the new way to see the extensions that you have installed in the snow, you must open a new tab of the development and in it write the following to access the additional configuration options of Chrome (flags): chrome: // flags. Press Enter on the roof and you will see that it looks like a list of options on the screen. Now you must use the top search bar and in it type chrome: // flags / # extensions-toolbar-menu. You will check that there is only one visible option left. On the right side you will see a drop-down menu in which you have to choose the option that activates the item you see on the computer screen and, once you have done this, you must restart Google Chrome. When you see the active browser on your device again, you will verify that there is an icon where the extensions list was before and, therefore, that the new configuration is active. Now all you have to do is prove that this is positive for you, but with the saving of space that is sure to be that way since it is more efficient.

Nicolás Maduro wants to remind the world that he still has powerful allies. And he has crossed the ocean to shake hands with who has been one of his most important supports in recent times. The Chavista leader met on Wednesday in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin. This is the first official trip abroad of the Venezuelan since last January the president of the National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, proclaimed himself interim president of the Latin American country and was recognized by more than 50 countries. Maduro wants to support Putin's support. However, although the economic crisis in Venezuela is becoming more and more serious, no major new trade agreements have been signed for the moment. "Russia unswervingly supports all legitimate bodies of authority in Venezuela, including the presidency and Parliament," Putin said Wednesday during his meeting with Maduro, according to the Tass agency, in which he has stated that he supports the Chavismo dialogue With the opposition. "Any refusal to maintain this dialogue would be irrational, harmful to the country and dangerous to the welfare of the people," insisted the Russian president. Maduro has stressed that Moscow and Caracas "have proven to overcome any difficulty together." The Kremlin has reported that during the appointment - first only Maduro and Putin with their closest advisors; after lunch with other officials - several aspects of international cooperation were discussed. “Opinions will be exchanged on regional issues, of course. In the first place, Latin American issues and the direct intervention of third countries and States in Latin American affairs, ”said Russian President Dmitri Peskov's spokesman yesterday at a conference call. In an interview with Russian state channel Rossiya 24 shortly before leaving for Moscow, Maduro accused the US of planning to interfere in Venezuelan legislative elections, scheduled for next year. Moscow is the main foreign support of the Maduro regime. He is not only an economic partner, in terms of defense and key energy provider for Caracas, which has made him his second creditor after China. He is also now his most valuable ally in foreign policy. Especially since the United States, which supports Guaidó, increased pressure on the Chavista regime with new sanctions. Yesterday, the same day that Maduro arrived in Moscow, Washington announced that its Agency for International Development (USAID) would support with a package of 52 million dollars to independent Venezuelan media, civil society projects and the health sector and the National Assembly, directed by Guaidó. Maduro's visit to Moscow was scheduled for early October, the Kremlin announced last week. However, on Monday the Chavista leader announced on Twitter that he was going to Russia. Guaidó's path to power has stagnated and Maduro has seized the moment to travel abroad. "I will meet our friend fellow President Vladimir Putin with his work teams, to meet important business groups from Russia," Maduro said in Caracas. According to the Venezuelan, he will review "all the dynamics" of bilateral relations. The agenda will include meetings with “important” business groups. But international sanctions against Moscow after the annexation by Russia of the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea and interference in other countries, fluctuations in the price of oil and the lack of structural reforms have left the Russian economy very touched. And Venezuela is still paying billions of euros in loans, partly with oil. So it will not be easy for Maduro to scratch new pacts. The Venezuelan leader, however, has hinted that other types of agreements are on the table. As new exchanges in defense. Shortly after Maduro's last visit to Moscow, last December, Russia sent two strategic bombers and later to several groups of what he has called military "advisers", as well as private contractors. Yes, it has been announced that humanitarian aid, the supply of military spare parts as well as Russian grain to the Latin American country will be increased (from the 254,000 tons of grain last year to 600,000, as reported by the Russian agency Interfax). The Chavista leader has also assured that "very soon" direct flights will be inaugurated from Moscow to Caracas "so that young people can spend their vacations in Russia," he told Tass. To this is added that the Venezuelan state oil company, PDVSA, finalizes the transfer of its offices in Europe from Lisbon to Moscow, where it already has a physical headquarters.

If in the field of mobility we are living a number of amazing changes with electric cars, or scooters, motorcycles, tricycles, trucks and whatever, luxury yachts also have their small role in the future, especially if they hug Green energies, as is the case with this Sinot Aqua. We are facing a concept design of a luxury yacht that will have at most, in addition to its striking design with 112 meters in length, respect for the environment, by carrying a liquid hydrogen engine capable of offering a range of 6,945 kilometers, which means that I could travel from New York to Barcelona without stopping for a second to refuel. To feed the engines of the yacht, it will be necessary to store the fuel in two huge vacuum insulated tanks with a capacity of 28 tons, and designed to keep the liquid hydrogen at a temperature of -253ºC. It will have two 1MW motors, two 300kW bow thrusters reserved for very specific maneuvers, it is capable of traveling at a speed of 31km / h. (17 knots, approximately) and has a 1.5MWh battery. Luxury interior design Leaving aside what is not seen, of course, this Aqua de Sinot is obvious for its luxury in all its corners. Heated pools, natural-looking fountains that run outside and inside the boat, waterfalls, incredible viewpoints to enjoy the sea, an impressive spiral staircase that connects its five decks, or rooms where luxury suppurates for every corner of the furniture, the walls and even the floors. As it comes to bequeathing the future in the best way, this yacht also thinks about how to get in and out if there is an emergency, and what better way to do it than thanks to an air taxi, or a flying car of those who are already getting to Try in many places in the world. For that reason, the Aqua will have a platform for the takeoff and landing of these devices. At the moment this Aqua de Sinot has been presented in Monaco (what better place, right?) And we imagine that the construction of some of these boats will have to do with billionaires interested in having one. Although it gives us that this yacht is not going to be a cheap or entry-level model. Don't you think?

Before the institution that represents multilateralism, Donald Trump has carried out on Tuesday, in his speech at the UN General Assembly, a fiery defense of isolationism. "The future does not belong to the globalists, but to the patriots," the 45th president of the United States has left for history. Enfranked on various international fronts, with no signs of progress on any, the Trump that has been seen in New York is a very different leader from the one who, in his first speech at this forum, two years ago, threatened the "little rocket man" Kim Jong-un with the "total destruction" of North Korea. This Tuesday, the president has been less belligerent in his tensions with Iran, and also with Venezuela, ensuring that the United States does not want "permanent enemies" and expressing its rejection of the use of force. "We are the most powerful power in the world, but I hope I never have to use that power," he said. "The United States knows that anyone can make war, but only the bravest can choose peace." "I have the immense privilege of addressing you today as the elected leader of a nation that values freedom, independence and self-government above all else," Trump said, at the start of a 37-minute speech. “If you want freedom, feel pride in your country. If you want democracy, hold on to your sovereignty. If you want peace, love your nation. The free world must embrace its national foundations, ”he continued. From that defense of isolationism, the president has reviewed his numerous international fronts. He has distributed criticism, but has avoided any threat of resorting to the use of force. How could it be otherwise, the president has been very critical of the Iran regime, which he has accused of being "the world's first sponsor of terrorism." He has insisted on the duty to stop Tehran's path to nuclear weapons, and has defended his departure from the 2015 agreement, as well as the effectiveness of his economic sanctions. But he has suggested that this is not a conflict that corresponds exclusively to him and has argued that "all nations have the duty to act." Significantly, he has tiptoed over the attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities on September 14, which the United States accuses Tehran and that its own secretary of state described as an "act of war," and instead referred to a long list of historical grievances, underlining that the United States pursues the alliance and not the conflict. "Some of our best friends were now our worst enemies," he said. On the eve of the speeches, the leaders of Germany, France and the United Kingdom aligned themselves with President Trump by accusing Tehran of attacks on Saudi oil facilities. In a joint statement on Monday, they supported not only Washington's stance on the attacks in Saudi Arabia, which Tehran denies, but also called for a broader nuclear agreement, in a twist on the European stance of tolerance with Iran, after try to save for a year the 2015 agreement that the United States decided to break. "The time has come for Iran to accept a long-term negotiating framework for its nuclear program, as well as security issues in the region, including its missile program," says the statement signed by President Macron, Chancellor Merkel and the Premier Johnson The president has dedicated a part of his speech to the situation in Venezuela, and has called Nicolás Maduro "a Cuban puppet that hides from his people while Cuba takes advantage of Venezuela's oil wealth to protect his regime." "Venezuelans trapped in this nightmare" the US president has assured them that "the whole United States" is with them. But he has talked about waiting. "We are following the situation in Venezuela very closely. We look forward to the day when democracy is restored and Venezuela is free, "he said, after stating that his country has prepared" huge amounts "of humanitarian aid for Venezuela. The situation in Venezuela, Trump has defended, is a reminder that "socialism and communism do not try to get people out of poverty," but instead seek "only power for the ruling class." "The United States will never be a socialist country," the president insisted, in a veiled message to the most left wing of the Democratic Party of his country, now involved in the process of choosing the person who will face Trump in the presidential elections. Next year. Trump has also been very critical of those who, in his opinion, take advantage of mass migration. "Activists who promote an open border policy," he said, "have interests above innocent people and undermine human rights." "Their policies are cruel," he added. The president has defended that all countries have "The absolute right to protect their borders". "Including the United States", has settled. China has been another predictable target of President Trump's darts, which has accused Beijing of mocking the system and stealing intellectual property. "To confront these bad practices we have put tremendous tariffs," he recalled. Trump has not shown any sign of a possible remission of hostilities in the trade war, even when negotiators in both countries are preparing for a new round of talks next month. The president has also warned Beijing that it is necessary to respect human rights in Hong Kong, a scenario for months of massive protests against Chinese control. On the first day of the General Assembly, President Trump has been surrounded by leaders who, to a greater or lesser extent, have emulated his style. Just before the American president, in a tradition that is repeated every year since 1955, the Brazilian Jair Bolsonaro opened the session, whose controversial ways have earned him the nickname of mini-Trump. And after the American, it was the turn of the Egyptian president, Abdel Fatah al Sisi, a former general who symbolizes the repression of the Arab springs, and the no less authoritarian Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. While the president was on his way to the world, his last domestic scandal continued to grow: accusations that, last July, he asked the Ukrainian president Volodímir Zelenski to investigate the former vice president and favorite Democratic candidate Joe Biden and his son, and that he froze financial assistance to the country just before the phone call. Voices are growing among Democrats asking to initiate an impeachment of the president, a process of parliamentary dismissal "for serious crimes", which many resist, because they believe that he would never prosper in the Senate, a Republican majority. Upon entering the UN, Trump spoke again of "witch hunts." "I am leading the polls [for the 2020 elections] and have no idea how to stop," he said. "" The only way they have is impeachment. " At the end of the day, in which 21 leaders are scheduled to speak, the speech of Boris Johnson, the British prime minister who also opens in the General Assembly, is expected with a real fire at home. In the morning, the British Supreme Court declared illegal, null and void, unanimously of its 11 magistrates, the decision of Boris Johnson to suspend the Parliament, causing a new political earthquake just one month from the date of October 31, in which the automatic exit would take place, with or without agreement, of the United Kingdom of the European Union. The judges consider that the decision of the prime minister to close the session in Westminster for five weeks frustrated the intention of the deputies to stop a wild Brexit.

The YouTube Music music service constantly seeks to increase its market share vis-à-vis its competitors, and one of the ways in which it plans to achieve it is by adding new usage options such as music recommendations and groups according to taste. of each user. This is why Discover Mix arrives. This new service on the Google platform aims to make recommendations tailored to the tastes of each person, so it seems that you want to compete with Spotify here and therefore incorporates a function that, sure, many sounds like Discover Weekly , true? The case is that in the new list they can be found from tracks of artists that are known as others that have never been heard, without missing a song by genre such as rock or folk. What Discover Mix from YouTube Music offers As has been known, there are 49 tracks that make up the entire list, which is generated specifically in a constant way to offer users new content (every Wednesday there will be a new creation) and, thus, never feel bored and leave the streaming music platform. And, to make the selection, the music that is usually heard by the user is taken into account. By the way, the location of the new list is quite logical: in the section where you see lists and mixes created by YouTube Music (called Mixed for you) With this movement, one more step is taken to match functions in the recommended lists offered by YouTube Music with respect to its competitors, with Spotify leading the way. An example of what we say is the existence of New Release Mix, which shows the fifty most listened to songs on the platform. We understand that it is positive to offer what works for subscribers, but some innovation and being different never hurts, and this is something that should be raised in Google. Deployment of the new YouTube Music feature The arrival of the new function to YouTube Music that competes directly with the existing one in Spotify has begun to unfold, but the process is gradual so in some regions you will have to have some patience ... but it will not take much longer than one or two weeks to be a possibility for all users who use this platform to enjoy it.

The national dialogue initiated last week between the Government and the Venezuelan opposition will have eight complementary work tables, according to Monday, the sector vice president for Communication, Culture and Tourism, Jorge Rodríguez. "We have decided on the creation of eight complementary work tables that, within a period of no more than 20 days, from their formation, will render a report so that the whole country can give an opinion, can know about the evolution of the work, those tables," Rodríguez said. , from the Meliá Caracas Hotel, where a new day of the National Dialogue Table was held. Rodriguez explained that each table has been created based on the partial agreements already established within the dialogue meetings. He stressed that at the first table they will discuss electoral power, electoral guarantees and proportional representation; in the second, they will study the cases of persons deprived of liberty during the violent demonstrations that were registered in recent years, so that they can be passed to the Commission for Truth, Justice and Peace, and for the attention to the Victim. The third table is aimed at sovereignty and territorial integrity against the constant threats that the country has on the part of the United States (USA) and irregular groups on the border with Colombia. To this is added the fourth table where they will discuss all aspects of the national economy where they will discuss solutions, to the blockade of the US government and its allied countries against the country, in addition to the formation of an oil program for food, medicine and basic supplies; all this in the framework already elaborated by the United Nations, Rodríguez explained. The sector vice president stressed that the fifth table will be of institutional balance and political rights, for the coexistence of public powers and the work of the National Constituent Assembly (ANC). The sixth table will work on the social rights of the po[CENSORED]tion and the issue of migration, while the seventh and eighth table will be aimed at political parties and social movements, which affect the Bolivarian revolution or the opposition, who want to join the National Dialogue Initiative Rodriguez stressed that in the coming days these tables will be installed, as well as they will be calling for "all the living forces of Venezuela to participate." Given this, the Chancellor of the Republic, Jorge Arreaza, applauded the progress of the National Dialogue Table to reach agreements in the coming days.

Art, modernity and solidarity come together for what promises to be one of the artistic events of summer, which comes from the hand of Felipe García-Bañón Sanz-Briz, known by the artistic name of Felipao, a reference in the world of pop art. Inspired by the DS Automobiles brand and the artistic perspectives of the design of its vehicles, he has created one of his well-known polyhedral meninas, the most ambitious and special and with a solidary purpose in addition: “He is elegant and sophisticated and his passion for taking care of the details is something very interesting. The interior finishes, with its exquisite treatment of textures and the use of surprising materials in the automotive world is a source of inspiration ”. An inspiration that comes in the form of fiberglass sculpture, with a height of 1.65 meters and composed of 448 polyhedral faces, which highlight the nuances of the 'millennial' blue color in which it is made. The use of color, together with the technique and the projection of light, is one of the hallmarks of the artist. The skirt part has been designed by merging the DS pattern and some of the car's own techniques with the polyhedral figures that compose it. It is a unique work of art, resistant to the sun and inclement weather thanks to the type of paint and a double layer of lacquer. This sculpture is part of an itinerant exhibition that can already be seen in the DS Store in Madrid, on Doctor Esquerdo 62. From there he will travel to Barcelona on July 18, and then stop in Santander, Alicante and Malaga. Together with the Menina DS, you can enjoy other works by Felipao, some of them also inspired by the world of the automobile and the identity of the DS brand: fusion of modernity and tradition, laboratory materials and ancestral techniques that represent a new milestone in the world of creation. At the end of your particular 'tour' through Spain, the artwork will be auctioned for charitable purposes in favor of the CRIS Foundation against Cancer through the Balcis auction platform, at an exit price of 14,000 euros, at the address www .balclis.com / en / auction-for-profit-a-la-fundacion-cris /. This foundation focuses its efforts on the promotion and development of research against this disease. Currently, he supports studies on various types of cancer in the main hospitals and research centers of our country, so the lucky owner of Menina DS will also enjoy the satisfaction of having collaborated for a more than important cause.

Duke spoke with The Associated Press on Saturday before traveling to New York, where he is expected to denounce Maduro before the United Nations General Assembly as an abusive autocrat who is not only responsible for the humanitarian crisis in his country, but also a threat to regional stability for housing Colombian rebels "The brutality of Nicolás Maduro is comparable to that of Slobodan Milosevic," said Duque. "Must end". The Colombian president avoided ruling out a military attack against the Marxist rebels who, he says, hide in Venezuelan territory. However, he said that any aggression by the Venezuelan armed forces would provoke an immediate regional reaction that could include more sanctions and diplomatic measures. "If they consider doing something so stupid, they know what the consequences will be," Duque said. Duque has intensified the pressure against Maduro in recent weeks after a small group of dissident leftist rebels decided to break with Colombia's historic peace process and regain arms against the State, arguing that the government betrayed the agreement it intended to put end just over five decades of bloodshed. The Colombian ruler plans to accuse Maduro of violating a UN Security Council resolution passed after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 by offering refuge to the rebels. The Venezuelan president, who faces a serious crisis, has repeatedly rejected those accusations. Although Maduro will not personally attend this year's UN General Assembly, his delegates say they will raise similar charges against Duke, who will be accused of not taking action against illegal armed groups that plan attacks against the Venezuelan regime from Colombia. “The Colombian oligarchy wants to prepare the ground to undertake an armed aggression against Venezuela,” said recently the Minister of Communication and Information of the Chavista dictatorship, Jorge Rodríguez. Growing tensions along the border can have dangerous and wide-ranging geopolitical consequences. At the request of the United States, the allies of the hemisphere recently dusted off a reciprocal assistance treaty dating back to the Cold War and which provides for the 19 signatory countries to help each other in the event of a foreign threat. The foreign ministers of most of the nations subscribing to the 1947 Rio Treaty are scheduled to meet on Monday to discuss the adoption of multilateral sanctions. Although the agreement allows a joint military response, Colombia and other nations have said that option remains totally ruled out.

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