The words “skibidi” and “mouse jiggler” may come across as gibberish or nonsensical but have been added to the Cambridge Dictionary. The publication said it decided to include skibidi after phrases ...

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A device that moves an unattended mouse to prevent the computer from locking up after a period of non-use. A mouse jiggler is also used by remote users to fake working if their employers monitor their ...

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Remote workers who use 'mouse-mover' technology to fake their activity are getting caught more frequently. Designed to mimic mouse movements and keyboard strokes, these tools create the illusion that ...

A chance for a bathroom break without questions from the boss. Cover for a 10-minute snack, or laying down to rest one’s back without their laptop going to sleep. Venessa Wong is a personal finance ...

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The Cambridge Dictionary has added more than 6,000 new words this year, including “Skibidi” – one of the popular slang terms used on social media. “Skibidi” is a gibberish term coined by the creator ...