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I’ll take “Unhappy Fans” for 100.

The “Jeopardy!” hosting schedule was announced on Monday’s “Inside Jeopardy!” podcast — and viewers are seething about the decision-making.

“Ken Jennings will be back on March 10, and then he will continue the rest of his syndicated run, which will take us through April 28,” producer Sarah Foss shared. “Then Mayim [Bialik] will take over on May 1, and she’ll take us all the way through the summer.”

Fans appeared divided on the splitting of the hosting duties.

“Celebrity Jeopardy!” — hosted by Bialik — wrapped its run of prime-time episodes on Feb. 2. Bialik is also hosting the “High School Reunion Tournament” special, which finishes airing March 9.

On one hand, I suppose it’s flattering to think online crooks so often create fake copies of the Mirror’s website because it’s a trusted name.

On the other, it is horrible to think that anyone might be taken in by one of these sites.

They crop up all over the place, one example I’ve seen this week starting with an advert on danword.com, a website for crossword solvers.

It featured a picture of Richard Branson and under the heading ‘Breaking News’ gushed about new investment opportunities.

Clicking on the advert took you to what looked like an online Mirror news story, with our logo and page layout style.

Only the url, cryptoitscool.com, gave away that fact it was fake.

The “story” claimed that Branson had gone onto a chat show to reveal that he had invested £27million…

A group of Amazon employees is demanding the company sever its relationship with social networking site Parler and stop providing web hosting services to the platform. Amazon Employees for Climate Change and Justice tweeted Saturday that Amazon Web Services, the company’s internet infrastructure service that is the backbone of many websites and apps, should “deny Parler services until it removes posts inciting violence, including at the Presidential inauguration.”

Parler has become popular among supporters of President Trump, as platforms like Twitter and Facebook tightened their moderation policies. The group of Amazon employees includes many higher-skilled workers at the company, including data scientists and software developers. It’s not the first time the group has…