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Samsung Embracing TRON And Other Cryptos Just The Start, Says Justin Sun
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forbes.com - Justin Sun, chief executive officer and founder of Tron Foundation, poses for a photograph in Hong ... [+] Kong. Photographer: Paul Yeung/Bloomberg © 2019 Bloomberg Finance LP Justin Sun, the enigmat…
Google and Microsoft have gone too far
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idginsiderpro.com - Google is an advertising company. And advertising revenue is always under siege -- from competitors, regulators and market forces. Today, around 70 percent of Google's revenue comes from advertising,…
How to Learn a Foreign Language with the Duolingo App
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hubpages.com - I live in the Netherlands. And I love to travel. That is when and where knowing languages comes in handy. The Duolingo app allows you to learn languages playfully. You will go through different level…
TPS Consulting Daily
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followme4.blogspot.com - TECHNOLOGY AND MORE! Saudi Arabia’s hacking of Jeff Bezos’ phone is even uglier than we thought Shared by Linda palmerreport.com - As all eyes were – quite understandably – on the floor of the U.S. S…
After a decade of drama, Apple is ready to kill Flash in Safari once and for all
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arstechnica.com - Release notes for the latest version of the Safari Technology Preview, essentially the beta version of the macOS Web browser, explicitly state that the update ends support for Adobe Flash. This marks…
Doom Eternal hands-on: It’s more, more, more—and maybe just a little bit less, too
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arstechnica.com - There are a bunch more enemy types, and they will overwhelm you. The Doom Slayer player character is a mix between a cultist messiah and your standard space marine, as exemplified by this marked helm…
Guy Kawasaki - Margaret Atwood: Mirth and Writing Magic with Canada's Favorite Author
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guykawasaki.com - Guy Kawasaki: Getting an interview with Margaret Atwood was a lesson from the Handmaid’s Tale. Atwood and I spoke at the same event, but the host organization prevented me from talking to her, even t…
10 Tech Reads Today
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om.co - Due to prior work commitments, I have not had much time to write or journal this week. Nevertheless, I have been reading in-between meetings and jotting down notes on why I liked the following storie…
Google I/O 2020 set for May 12-14 at Shoreline Amphitheater
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arstechnica.com - The Shoreline Amphitheatre, the home of Google I/O. It's right in Google's backyard. The dates are set for Google I/O 2020—Google's biggest show of the year will take place on May 12-14. As usual, th…
This amazing glitch puts Star Fox 64 ships in an unmodified Zelda cartridge
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arstechnica.com - In my years writing about games for Ars, I've covered my fair share of surprising glitches, long-secret codes, arbitrary code execution tricks, and deeply hidden content buried within some classic ga…
The bizarre tale of John McAfee, spymaster
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arstechnica.com - The craziest story of this last week? It's an easy call—John McAfee's self-told tale of becoming a spymaster in Belize, passing out malware-laden laptops to officials and overseeing a ring of 29 "ope…
The Witcher’s Netflix success: How three timelines somehow became cohesive
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arstechnica.com - The Witcher is Netflix's surprise hit of the year, a series that seemed from the outset an unlikely to succeed adaptation greenlit in the foolish hope of finding the "next Game of Thrones." Despite m…
They’re dead to us: The Ars Technica 2019 Deathwatch
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arstechnica.com - It’s come to this again: 2018 has passed, making the dumpster fire that was 2017 look a bit more like the glory days. Last year ended with the government partially shut down and the market in a deep …
Apple introduces its large-scale gym partnership program, Apple Watch Connected
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arstechnica.com - According to a report from CNBC, Apple this week introduced "Apple Watch Connected," an initiative that sees the Cupertino company partnering with major gym chains to bring Apple Watch-related techno…
Mac users are getting bombarded by laughably unsophisticated malware
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arstechnica.com - Almost two years have passed since the appearance of Shlayer, a piece of Mac malware that gets installed by tricking targets into installing fake Adobe Flash updates. It usually does so after promisi…
Samsung Galaxy Fold review: The future is an ugly disappointment
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arstechnica.com - The Galaxy Fold, screen off, featuring the big crease down the middle. Here's the display when it's on. If it looks a bit washed out, well, that's accurate. Another angle of the display, where you ca…
How To Design Emails That People Will Actually Read
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icons8.com - Most marketers treat emails as strictly a copywriting exercise. As if it’s just about the words and the rest is cosmetics. “Words matter, pictures are secondary”. Charlie Chaplin would disagree. Alth…
The Risks of Imitating Designs (Even from Successful Companies)
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nngroup.com - It’s natural to look to tech giants like Google, Amazon, and Apple for design inspiration. These companies are clearly successful and popular with customers, so why not copy their solutions to common…
What Makes a Good User Interface? 13 UI Design Principles
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inkbotdesign.com - What Makes a Good User Interface? 13 UI Design Principles Creative visuals, attractive logo design, or intricate animations? What makes a good user interface? The definition of an effective UI is ver…
Apple Confirms Awkward Security Flaw: New Google Report Exposes Rival Tech
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forbes.com - “We’d like to thank Google,” Apple said last month, crediting its rival with finding a Safari tracking issue that enabled “bad things” to be done to its web users. Now we’ll see whether the civility …
Apple and Google’s tough new location privacy controls are working
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fastcompany.com - Spare a thought, if you will, for the digital advertisers who have grown dependent on knowing your exact whereabouts at any instant. advertisement advertisement New information shows that the biggest…
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip display may come with a crease
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androidcommunity.com - The first Samsung Galaxy Z was actually released way back in 2011. We’re not kidding. Google it and see when the Samsung Galaxy Z got official as a slimmed-down Galaxy S2. It was said to be a more co…
Your Phone app now lets you view your 2,000 most recent photos
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androidcommunity.com - The fact that the Your Phone app lets you view your phone’s photos on your Windows 10 computer is actually a pretty good reason to install the app, among other things. Unfortunately, on launch, it on…
Sony Xperia 5 reviewed on DxOMark again
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androidcommunity.com - The Sony Xperia 5 was introduced in September 2019 at the IFA in Berlin. It was the Japanese tech giant’s flagship offering for the year. It’s not as premium but actually regarded as a compact device…
Microsoft’s dual-screen preview SDKs announced
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androidcommunity.com - Microsoft’s Windows team has just shared its plans for dual-screen devices. Not that Microsoft has plenty of dual-screen products to offer but it started working on this new device category by explor…
Google Drive can now be installed as a Progressive Web App
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androidcommunity.com - Progressive Web Apps are pretty useful for those who do not have the space anymore on their smartphones to install apps. It will still not give you the full app experience, but at least it’s still be…
New Galaxy S20 series image renders revealed, specs confirmed
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androidcommunity.com - We’re counting the days until the next Unpacked event. It’s happening on February 11 and Samsung seems to be almost ready with the three premium flagship Galaxy S and the next-gen Galaxy foldable sma…
LG’s future business plans, marketing strategy revealed
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androidcommunity.com - Suddenly, LG is busy with making updates to its phones and changes to its business strategy. The company is due for a major revamp in many aspects and we believe it’s going to do so seriously this ti…
Google I/O 2020 date, location details revealed
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androidcommunity.com - Perhaps next to the CES in Las Vegas and the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona that happen every year, the Google I/O Conference is another big event to anticipate for. The whole Android community l…
Samsung may add native video chat service
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androidcommunity.com - The upcoming new foldable display from Samsung, reportedly called Galaxy Z Flip, may be launching soon and because of its form factor, there are rumors that the Korean OEM will be adding a new featur…
Loyalty360 Reads: January 24 | Enmarket Rolls Out New Rewards Program, Love’s Travel Stops Improves
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loyalty360.org - Enmarket Rolls Out New Rewards Program The Enmarket convenience store chain has introduced a new customer rewards program: Enjoy Rewards. Through the program, customers will be able to earn fuel disc…
This Is Google's Version of AirDrop for Android - Thurrott.com
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thurrott.com - Google was rumored to be working on its own version of AirDrop for Android back in July of last year. At the time, the feature was internally known as Fast Share. Google has now renamed the feature t…
12 Unique social media marketing methods that work wonders
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searchenginewatch.com - It’s a fact. Today, every business needs a strong social media presence. No matter whether you run a small local shop or a multinational company, social media should be an essential part of your mark…
UK will not implement EU Article 13 copyright law
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bbc.com - Universities and Science Minister Chris Skidmore has said that the UK will not implement the EU Copyright Directive after the country leaves the EU. Several companies have criticised the law, which w…
A Mature Social Media Marketing Knowledge Can Help You Succeed
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firstadsense.com - Read on for some insights into how to maximize the potential of your social media marketing campaign.Utilizing a Twitter account could be very beneficial to creating business contacts. It is not diff…
Basic Auto Repair Advice Anyone Can Use
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carshopping.biz - It can be a confusing and overwhelming to be in need of car repairs if you don’t know much about them. This certification means that the technician has completed a written test and has more than two …
How to Make an Email Optin Form for Affiliate Marketing
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duracmarketing.com - In this video we will talk about how to make an email optin form for affiliate marketing. ★★ Learn How to Earn Up To $14,444 Per Day Just Sending A Quick Email CLICK HERE ➡️ http://bit.ly/1kADay33 Wh…
Website Hosting: Expert Advice On Doing It Right
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agentmonhost.com - Finding a web host is a crucial step to get your website off the ground, yet many people are unaware of what a makes for a good web host. The subject may seem complicated and overly technical, but kn…
Confused? Handle Car Shopping With Ease With This Advice
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carshopping.biz - Car shopping isn’t a lengthy process.There are many cars to explore and many things to consider. This is why information is essential to smoothing out the process.Here are some tips that will help yo…
Amazon is working to develop biometric scanners to link handprints to credit cards, allowing shoppers to buy with the swipe of their palm
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Thomas Frey CSP
impactlab.net - Amazon has plans to create payment terminals that would allow shoppers to link a credit card with their own handprint, allowing them to pay at brick-and-mortar stores by simply waving their hand acro…
Shanghai-built Tesla popular in China after new tax break
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Thomas Frey CSP
impactlab.net - Tesla stores across Shanghai have been crowded with customers after a new tax break earlier this month, with most orders coming for the most affordable electric vehicle, the Model 3 sedan built at th…
Why Enterprises Should Purge Their Data Before The New Year
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forbes.com - 2019 was a tumultuous year for data security. The Capital One breach affected more than 100 million consumers, becoming one of the largest bank data thefts in the United States ever. Ransomware attac…
SteelSeries Apex Pro Is A Strong Contender For Best Keyboard Of 2020
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forbes.com - SteelSeries Yes, I know the SteelSeries Apex Pro keyboard was released last year, and it's only January, but until Das Keyboard, Razer, Logitech, or some other manufacturer steps up their R&D game, t…
No one should ever buy a car again. Here's why.
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mashable.com - Mashable's new series Don't @ Me takes unpopular opinions and backs them up with...reasons. We all have our ways, but we may just convince you to change yours. And if not, chill. Thanks to the miracl…
Librem 5 phone hands-on—Open source phone shows the cost of being different
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arstechnica.com - The Librem 5. This is the home screen, I guess? It is just totally blank. Did we mention the Lbrem 5 is extra-thick? Just look at the USB-C port compared to the rest of the body. The Librem 5 is abou…
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What is the coronavirus and how worried should we be?
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theguardian.com - It is a novel coronavirus – that is to say, a member of the coronavirus family that has never been encountered before. Like other coronaviruses, it has come from animals. Many of those infected eithe…
Man lives for 11 years eating only sunlight
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pravdareport.com - Hira Ratan Manek claims that since 1995 he has lived many days solely on sunlight and water. Sun gazing is the practice of staring directly at the sun to receive “nourishment” from it. The practice i…
Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning and Advanced Computing PhD degree
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bangor.ac.uk - Two fully-funded 4-year PhD scholarships are available to start in October 2020 in the area of Artificial Intelligence machine learning and advanced computing. The PhDs are suitable for graduates wit…
'Dancing dragon' feathered dinosaur fossil discovered in China
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cnn.com - Researchers, including Ashley Poust, a postdoctoral researcher at the San Diego Natural History Museum, later analyzed the fossil (at the time, Poust was still a student at Montana State University).…
Hope, Happiness And Social Connection: Hidden Benefits Of Regular Exercise
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npr.org - In a new book The Joy of Movement: How Exercise Helps Us Find Happiness, Hope, Connection, and Courage, author Kelly McGonigal argues that we should look beyond weight loss to the many social and emo…
Rocket Report: It takes three years to build an SLS? Long March 5B coming
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arstechnica.com - Welcome to Edition 2.29 of the Rocket Report! This week saw SpaceX complete a critical in-flight abort test that clears a major hurdle for the company as it seeks to launch astronauts into orbit this…
China locks down 35M people as US confirms second coronavirus case
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arstechnica.com - An outbreak of a never-before-seen coronavirus continued to dramatically escalate in China this week, with case counts reaching into the 800s and 26 deaths reported by Chinese health officials. To tr…
The Mount Vesuvius eruption was so hot, one man’s brain turned to glass.
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arstechnica.com - When Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 CE, the heat was so extreme in some places that it vaporized body fluids and exploded the skulls of several inhabitants unable to flee in time. Now, archaeologists h…
After 3000 years, we can hear the “voice” of a mummified Egyptian priest
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arstechnica.com - Leeds Teaching Hospitals/Leeds Museums and Galleries Around 1100 BC, during the reign of Ramses XI, an Egyptian scribe and priest named Nesyamun spent his life singing and chanting during liturgies a…
Time check: Examining the Doomsday Clock’s move to 100 seconds to midnight
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arstechnica.com - Today, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists released a statement that the group's Science and Security Board had moved the hands on the symbolic Doomsday Clock forward by 20 seconds to 100 seconds b…
Why can’t I remember? Model may show how recall can fail
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arstechnica.com - Physicists can create serious mathematical models of stuff that is very far from physics—like biology or the human brain. These models are hilarious, but I'm still a sucker for them because of the ho…
No one hurt in Firefly “anomaly” as company tests its Alpha first stage
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arstechnica.com - On Wednesday evening at Firefly Aerospace's test site about an hour north of Austin in Central Texas, some sort of anomaly occurred. The Burnet County Sheriff's Office reported that the incident took…
Study Finds Unborn Babies May Feel Pain as Early as 12 Weeks
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breitbart.com - A new study in BMJ has concluded unborn babies can feel pain before 24 weeks and possibly as early as 12 weeks’ gestation. Two medical researchers, including one who claims to be a “pro-choice” pain …
Ten practical principles for designing better experiences
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uxdesign.cc - Over the years of crafting experiences, I’ve learned a bit about what works and doesn’t when delivering them. I’ve kept these learnings in post-its, notebooks, or in memory. Recently, I was inspired …
Everything You Need to Know About Design Systems
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blog.marvelapp.com - Design Systems has become a key part of my everyday work… And from the surrounding discussions, it is now the case for many people 😉 After reading Alla Kholmatova’s book last year, I was lucky to at…
The Bronze Age - A Spark That Changed the World
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Reg Saddler
ancient-origins.net - The development of civilization was a long and complex process, and it always rested on industry and technology. As our ancestors stepped from one millennium to another, and the Stone Age evolved fur…
Why Data Storytellers Will Define The Next Decade Of Data
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Reg Saddler
forbes.com - The ability to communicate insights effectively will grow in importance as data becomes more ... [+] democratized within organizations. Snowing|BigStock For today’s digital businesses, data can serve…
Astrobiologist explains how invisible aliens could live on Earth
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Reg Saddler
futurism.com - During a recent interview with The Observer, Helen Sharman, the first British astronaut, said not only that she believes aliens exist, but also that they could be living undetected among us here on E…
Why stress can make you go grey
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Reg Saddler
cosmosmagazine.com - Science can’t yet stop stress turning your hair grey, but it can at least explain how it happens – if that’s any consolation. Stress activates nerves that are part of the fight-or-flight response, ca…
How One of America’s Biggest Brands Developed A Data Culture
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Reg Saddler
forbes.com - It would be difficult to identify a more recognized brand in the underwear and casual wear industry than Fruit of the Loom. Trademarked in 1871, the company has been continuously operating under the …
Yarrabubba is Earth’s oldest known impact structure
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Reg Saddler
cosmosmagazine.com - Evidence that the 70-kilometre wide Yarrabubba crater in outback Western Australia may be the Earth’s oldest known meteorite impact structure has been presented in the journal Nature Communications. …
How To Go Solar Like A Badger
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Reg Saddler
forbes.com - Courtesy of W.S. Badger Company At the outset of the solar decade, the W.S. Badger Company will add to its corporate real estate one of the largest solar arrays in New Hampshire. Badger has been soot…
Ancient African skeletons hint at a “ghost lineage” of humans
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Reg Saddler
arstechnica.com - Understanding humanity's shared history means understanding what happened in Africa. But figuring out what happened in Africa has been a difficult task. Not every area is well represented in the foss…
The Natural History of Song: Is music the same everywhere?
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medicalnewstoday.com - A team of multidisciplinary researchers has attempted to determine the truth of the highly speculated theory that music is a universal factor among cultures. The team analyzed ethnographic observatio…
Risk of herpes zoster after exposure to varicella to explore the exogenous boosting hypothesis: self controlled case series study using UK electron... - PubMed - NCBI
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ncbi.nlm.nih.gov - To assess the magnitude and duration of any hypothesised protective effect of household exposure to a child with varicella on the relative incidence of herpes zoster in adults. UK general practices c…
Careers of the Future: 42 New Professions of Tomorrow
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medium.com - One-quarter of U.S. jobs are under the threat of being automated, especially the repetitive and boring ones, a recent study by the Brookings Institute, a nonprofit public policy organization based in…
Gerd Leonhard on AI and Digital Ethics
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singularityweblog.com - It’s been ten years now since I came up with my thesis that Technology is Not Enough. That ethics is a good operating system to help us debug not only our technology but also our society. And so it m…
China's latest virus outbreak exposes perils of exotic wildlife trade
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reuters.com - SHANGHAI/BEIJINGSHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - A new coronavirus spreading from the city of Wuhan has put a spotlight on China's poorly regulated wild animal trade - driven by relentless demand for exo…
It's Alive: This "Living Concrete" May Be The Future Of Green Buildings
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mindbodygreen.com - Today in weird news we didn't expect to read: Researchers in Colorado have produced Franken-concrete. It's alive, and it may be the future of green buildings. Concrete is, quite literally, all around…
Does Exercise Really Build Strong Bones? Yes, But Not The Way You Think
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mindbodygreen.com - A 2009 Spanish review of the research suggested that while high-impact exercise can enhance bone mass, this is not true in postmenopausal women, precisely the group most prone to osteoporosis and fra…
The Promising Future Of Using The "Love Hormone" To Help People With Autism
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mindbodygreen.com - While the "love hormone" oxytocin triggers positive effects in nearly everyone, it can be especially beneficial for people who struggle with communication and behavior, including adults with autism s…
The mindbodygreen Podcast on Apple Podcasts
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podcasts.apple.com - We know we don’t have to tell you how important sleep is for your well-being—a prolonged lack of sleep can compromise your immune system, blood pressure, and even has the potential to lead to bigger …
Google, Murata Integrate Coral Edge TPU in Tiny AI Module
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Embedded Computing
embedded-computing.com - Google and Murata have partnered to create the Coral Accelerator Module based on Google’s Edge TPU ASIC. The custom-designed module measures a tiny 10 mm x 15 mm x 1.5 mm while delivering up to 4 TOP…
Environmental Asset Tracker Combines Cellular IoT and Bluetooth with a Five-Year Battery Life
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Embedded Computing
embedded-computing.com - Nordic Semiconductor announces that Norwegian asset tracking specialist, Meshtech, is employing both a Nordic multi-mode LTE-M/NB-IoT nRF9160 System-in-Package (SiP) and Nordic nRF52811 Bluetooth Sys…
Septentrio and Analog Devices Collaborate to Create Top-Performance GNSS/INS Solutions
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embedded-computing.com - Septentrio is in collaboration with Analog Devices, Inc. to combine Analog Devices’ IMUs with Septentrio’s multi-frequency, multi-constellation global navigation satellite system (GNSS) receivers. Th…
Vitamins And Minerals Advice Made Easy To Understand
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Rolf Joho
diet.weight-loss-infos.com - TIP! Take your vitamins after you work out. Including vitamin and mineral supplements to your diet not only allows for fast recover time, but also provides the nourishment needed by your body to burn…
ARCS Robot Builds World's Largest 3D Printed Home
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embedded-computing.com - SQ4D announced it has built the largest permitted 3D printed home in the world using its Autonomous Robotic Construction System (ARCS). SQ4D has completed construction of the world's largest permitte…
Allied Vision Introduces Alvium USB3 Vision Camera with NIR Sensitivity
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Embedded Computing
embedded-computing.com - The Alvium 1800 U-501 NIR by Allied Vision broadens its range of Alvium USB cameras powered by ALVIUM Technology. The 5.1 megapixel USB3 Vision camera is equipped with ON Semi’s near-infrared enhance…
Benefits Of Massage For Muscle Building Athletes
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Rolf Joho
fatlosscenter.info - Bodybuilding is more involved than just going to the gym to lift weights. There are many other factors that determine what kind of results you will get from a bodybuilding program. Read the informati…
Solid State Lighting Market 2017 Global Trend, Segmentation and Opportunities, Forecast 2025 – The trusted chronicle
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thetrustedchronicle.com - Technological changes have led to a scenario where high heat generating and energy consuming illumination sources such as electrical filaments, plasma, gas etc. are replaced by less heat generating a…
‘Wolf pack attack’: China launches new killer robot ship
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Thomas Frey CSP
impactlab.net - China’s new killer robot ship that can carry out anti-submarine and anti-ship missions has undergone its first sea trial, according to a Chinese defence industry magazine. Called the JARI, the unmann…
China plans 39 million-mile race to Mars to catch up with NASA
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Thomas Frey CSP
impactlab.net - “Mars Base 1” is a Mars simulation center in the Gobi desert. China is taking its rivalry with the U.S. to another planet. The Chinese space agency is preparing a mid-year mission to Mars, marking th…
This A.I. Could Shake Up The Way We Read Comments Online | Digital Trends
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digitaltrends.com - How do you solve a problem like the internet? It’s a question that, frankly, would have made little sense even a quarter of a century ago. The internet, with its ability to spread both information an…
Measure Form Usage with Event Tracking - Whiteboard Friday
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Courtney Robertson
moz.com - When it comes to the forms your site visitors are using, you need to go beyond completions — it's important to understand how people are interacting with them, where the strengths lie and what errors…
Employee Demographics Don’t Have to Be at Odds with Employees’ Identities
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hbr.org - Over the past decade, more people have begun to openly acknowledge that their identities don’t fit in with existing conceptions of gender, race, and ethnicity. The way we see ourselves has evolved to…
How a Japanese Biotech Company Is Innovating Drug Development Technologies - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF JAPAN
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hbr.org - Medical researchers have leveraged technology to create major breakthroughs in the past few decades, accelerating the understanding of diseases, and their causes and treatment. Our accumulating knowl…
Lege schappen en doodse stilte: Nederlander zit vast in afgesloten Wuhan
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nu.nl - Het coronavirus houdt tenminste 41 miljoen inwoners 'gevangen' in veertien Chinese steden. Dikwijls zijn snelwegen afgesloten, stations dicht en is (lucht)verkeer platgegooid. Nederlander Henk (achte…
Scientists Predict Wuhan's Virus Outbreak Will Get Much Worse
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wired.com - As more data on the new virus circulating in China emerges, it’s becoming clear that whatever the country is experiencing now—dozens of deaths, hundreds of people hospitalized, cities of millions qua…
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Star Trek: Picard frontloads fanservice so it can get on with going boldly
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Ars Technica
arstechnica.com - The first Romulan you meet in Star Trek: Picard speaks with a soft Gaelic accent and wears a comfortable, practical cardigan. She is the very model of a classic cozy housekeeper, an archetype made in…
Here’s What Happened to the Theranos Headquarters
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onezero.medium.com - Theranos had a thing about circles. In early discussions about the company’s logo, founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes was drawn to a pagan-era pattern of overlapping circles re-christened the “Flower o…
Start Fresh: 6 Tips For Emotional Well-Being In 2020
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npr.org - As a college student, Katy Milkman played tennis and loved going to the gym. But when she started graduate school, her exercise routine started to flunk. "At the end of a long day of classes, I was e…
López Obrador quiere controlar los datos biométricos de los mexicanos. Estos responden #YoNoAutorizo
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telemundo.com - CIUDAD DE MÉXICO.- En su afán por generar una credencial única para todos los mexicanos, el Gobierno mexicano ahora quiere controlar los datos biométricos de los ciudadanos… y estos han respondido de…
During the Jim Crow Era, Pig Intestines Were a Code
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Reg Saddler
atlasobscura.com - African-American slaves prepared food from the meat scraps of their owner’s butchered livestock. One such piece of offal was chitlins, or pig intestines. But chitlins came to represent more than sust…
The First Real Museum of Philosophy Prepares to Launch: See the Museo della Filosofia in Milan
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Reg Saddler
openculture.com - You've almost certainly been to more art museums than you can remember, and more than likely to a few museums of natural history, science, and technology as well. But think hard: have you ever set fo…
Convenience Stores Offering More Options Than Ever
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loyalty360.org - The prevalence of convenience stores across the United States is immense – and they now often are a go-to option for hungry Americans. U.S. convenience stores, which total more than 150,000 locations…
The Six Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Weekend
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westword.com - Start this weekend with a high tea that could only happen in Denver, then spend the rest of the weekend globetrotting from Scotland to Australia to Japan and back again. Here are seven of the best fo…
The 1968 sci-fi that spookily predicted today
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Gerd Leonhard
bbc.com - We look to fiction for eternal truths about our world and timeless insights into the human condition – either that or giddy escapism. But sometimes, in striving to achieve any or all of the above, a …
We asked the Well+Good readers their thoughts on recovery—here’s what they had to say
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wellandgood.com - Recovery is a hot topic among fitness folk: What does “active recovery” really look like? How many rest days should you take anyway? Is there really a right way to foam roll? The questions around thi…
The Art of Caribbean Exchange, in Gold, Stone or Hardwood
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9 delicious, plant-based lunches you can make in 10 minutes or less
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The U.S. Transporation Department Just Made a Big Travel Announcement, and American Flight Attendants Are Going to Be Very Happy
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Feng Shui For Your Bedroom: What To Do & What Not To Do
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The Top Shoe Advice You Will Read
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Shopping For Shoes Could Not Be Easier
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Keep These Tips In Mind When Choosing A Wine
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Great Tips To Help You Get In Shape!
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Give Your Body The Nutrients It Needs With Help From These Tips
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Pet Care Tips Specifically For Dog Owners.
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Get Inspired And Get Fit With These Fitness Ideas
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Get Rid Of Your Zits For Good
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Cook Amazing Meals At Home With These Simple Tips
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Weight Loss Made Simple: Slim Down Quickly And Easily
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Stop Struggling When It Comes To Training Your Dog Now
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Confused Where To Begin With Article Promotion? Start With These Excellent Tips!
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Simple Ideas To Help You Take Better Care Of Cats
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‘Part-science lab, part-playground’: how kids made museums take fun seriously
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Game Day Food
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Seeing Melbourne With A City Sights Tour - Travel Explored
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Sunday Afternoon at Kangaroo Point - Travel Explored
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Travel Explored Week 18 Round Up - Travel Explored
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How to Nail the Q&A After Your Presentation
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8 Romantic Activities For A Nepal Honeymoon ⋆ Greaves India
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Simple To Understand Advice About Getting Hotels
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Need To Lose Weight With African MangoPlus? Follow This Sage Advice
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Eighty percent of central banks are working on digital currencies: report - Decrypt
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Why Front's Series C matters, the latest on Lambda and The Athletic makes media look good - Equity
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It’s Steven Mnuchin who should listen to economists on climate change
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How Republicans made millions on the tax cuts they pushed through Congress
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Boeing seeks $10 billion in loans as 737 Max crisis continues
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79 Alternative Investment Platforms to Earn Stronger Returns, Build Cash Flow, and Diversify Your Portfolio
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Securities Regulator of India Bets on Blockchain
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Japanese Officials Are Working on a Digital Currency
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Keeping Your Assets Safe — Crypto Insurance May Soon Become the Norm
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Weed and work: CBD may be legal but it's risky in the office
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Postal Service Exaggerated the Savings It Collected From Cutting Employee Compensation, Audit Finds
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UK economy returns to growth as Davos ends with warning on rate risks
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Donald J Trump Foundation Inc - Nonprofit Explorer - ProPublica
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2019 Expert List: Top 3 Coinbase Alternatives – Blockgeeks
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The democrat presidential candidates health care policies | Well+Good
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Top 4 Affiliate Marketing Sites For 2020
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Profit From Web Marketing With These Helpful Tips
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Excellent Stratagies For Sucessful Web Marketing Campaigns
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Be Well Informed When You Follow These Tips On Auto Insurance
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Purchasing A Car Soon? Read This Advice First!
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Tips And Tricks To Affiliate Marketing Success
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When to use Black Hat Gamification Design | Yu-kai Chou: Gamification & Behavioral Design
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Teeth aligning company SmileDirectClub is using NDAs to stifle bad reviews online
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SaaS Trends: What’s Coming Up Ahead In 2020
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Understanding the Next365 Days – 6-HOURS OF UNDRESSING 2019
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| Jack Uldrich’s “Friday Future 15: January 24, 2020”
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How to Build a Customer-Driven Marketing Strategy for 2020
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Man wins settlement, now to sue the bank for refusing to cash the check
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thegrio.com - Sauntore Thomas of Detroit recently won a settlement from his former employer, after he slapped them with a racial discrimination lawsuit. This week, when he went to the bank to cash the check, the b…
What to Say in an Exit Interview
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Is It Time to Leave the Family Business?
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Fearless | Aepiphanni Business Consulting
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Walter White Behind Bars In Meth Case
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Listen: stupidDOPE Weekly Playlist Vol. 50 | Apple Music Stream | stupidDOPE.com
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Goop’s Netflix series: It’s so much worse than I expected and I can’t unsee it
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My Grandmother Kept Telling Us About the Nazis. Now I Know Why.
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This is why you should have your own personal communication style
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YouTube’s Biggest Stars Are Begging Fans Not to Stalk Them at Home
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If You Want To Have Great Listening Skills, Stop Saying These Three Phrases
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'American Dirt' book: Praised by Oprah Winfrey but heavily criticized
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Black teen told to cut dreadlocks or face graduation ban from Texas school
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Harry Richford: Death of newborn baby in hospital was 'wholly avoidable'
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Grammys 2020: who will win the big categories – and who should
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theguardian.com - Noise threatens to drown out the music at the 2020 Grammy awards. A line had been drawn under the tone-deaf leadership of Neil Portnow, who had presided over the ceremony since 2002 – between 2013 an…
Neil Young Officially Becomes a U.S. Citizen in Time to Vote Against Trump in Presidential Election
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people.com - The 74-year-old singer-songwriter, who is originally from Canada, shared the news on his website on Wednesday, along with a photo of himself standing in a saluting pose next to a sign that read, “Dem…
The Grammys gift bag is packed with wellness goodies—here's what's inside
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Guitars And How To Learn To Play One Well
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'Magic' gloves let acclaimed Brazilian pianist play again
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When Racism Changed
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patheos.com - In previous posts I have wondered about heightened attention to racism in the United States. This was even before the New York Times turned up the volume with its 1619 Project. Now I come to learn th…
London police to deploy facial recognition cameras across the city
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Amazon is working to develop biometric scanners to link handprints to credit cards, allowing shoppers to buy with the swipe of their palm
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Shanghai-built Tesla popular in China after new tax break
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‘Wolf pack attack’: China launches new killer robot ship
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China plans 39 million-mile race to Mars to catch up with NASA
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‘Part-science lab, part-playground’: how kids made museums take fun seriously
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Amazon is working to develop biometric scanners to link handprints to credit cards, allowing shoppers to buy with the swipe of their palm
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Shanghai-built Tesla popular in China after new tax break
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‘Wolf pack attack’: China launches new killer robot ship
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China plans 39 million-mile race to Mars to catch up with NASA
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‘Part-science lab, part-playground’: how kids made museums take fun seriously
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