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[ad_1] Why You Should Check Out The New Firefox Quantum Browser Firefox was fading a bit with Chrome taking all the attention the last few years. But Chrome itself has been struggling with bloat especially […]
Not a joke: Sydney’s public voted to name its newest ferry, Ferry McFerryface More than 15,000 suggestions were made in the Name Your Ferry competition. The public was allowed to vote using the Name Your […]
[ad_1] The Loog Pro allows children to shred their faces off and/or shout the devil The Loog Pro is a guitar made just for kids and features three strings that can be tuned in various […]
[ad_1] Siemens eHighway Heavy-Duty Trucks Continues With a Mile-Long Test Project This time, in coordination with the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD), Siemens has announced the start of a one-mile, zero-emission eHighway for […]
[ad_1] Self-Driving Trucks Are Now Delivering Refrigerators 650 miles along the I-10 freeway in Southern California If you live in Southern California and you’ve ordered one of those fancy new smart refrigerators in the past […]
Meet Gladys, a Raspberry Pi-Powered Intelligent, Open-Source Home Assistant Gladys is designed from the ground up to act as a central hub that interacts with a variety of smart, IoT (Internet of Things) devices you […]
[ad_1] 25+ Bizarre Vintage Ads That Will Leave You Scratching Your Head Ah, vintage advertisements. There’s nothing like ‘em — that is, if you’re in search of sexist, demeaning and downright confusing adverts. The following […]
[ad_1] Use Google Assistant Like Shazam to Identify Songs We’ve all been using Shazam for years to figure out what song is playing at our local bar. Now you can get the same experience right […]
[ad_1] Meditation app aims to help veterans (or anyone) tackle anxiety, loneliness Those dealing with sleep issues, pain, anger, loneliness, or anxiety after serving in the military or transitioning out can turn to a new […]
[ad_1] Carl Sagan on the Power of Books and Reading as the Path to Democracy “Someone reading a book is a sign of order in the world,” wrote the poet Mary Ruefle. Four centuries earlier, […]