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Sort Order and Locking Cells
Navigating shared spreadsheets with multiple users can introduce unexpected data shifts. Many users experience this when sorting – a common challenge is maintaining the original order of data after filtering and sorting. To address this, consider locking Column A to preserve the block order while still enabling sorting by Column H (IDs). This ensures a consistent, organized view even after filters are removed.
Asking about how to collaborate with professors or research labs [D]
Navigating research opportunities outside of academia while maintaining a full-time job is certainly achievable. It requires a targeted approach. Begin by identifying professors or labs whose work aligns with your interests—university websites and publications are excellent resources. A concise, personalized email outlining your experience and research goals is key. Be upfront about your availability. Finally, for those seeking collaboration, direct messaging is a viable option to explore potential projects. As Google recently demonstrated with the surprise release of Gemini 3.
FBI arrests man accused of using Steam games to drain victims’ crypto wallets
Federal authorities have arrested Zyaire Wilkins, a 21-year-old student, alleging he exploited Steam’s platform to defraud victims of cryptocurrency. Prosecutors claim Wilkins published malicious video games on Steam, infecting thousands and subsequently stealing crypto from a subset of users. This sophisticated scheme underscores the evolving threat landscape within digital entertainment. For a broader look at how emerging technologies are shaping security protocols, explore our recent article, "Google and Industry Partners Announce Agentic Resource Discovery Specification for AI Agents."