I want one. đ
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I want one. đ
Say hello to the EV2 Ripsaw Tank is a luxury 600hp super tank!
This will help ensure that SSDs donât suddenly just stop working one day. đ At least you get to back up your data.
Itâs only available for data centers for now though. In the future, we may get our own when they perfect the technology.
If a NAND chip fails, these new SSDs detect it, move the data somewhere else on the drive, and keep on functioning.
Nothing to see here-just our future robot overlords dancing to retro PMJ tracks before they take over the world.
Summary: Extraverts tend to use more âpositive emotionalâ and âsocial processâ words when communicating, researchers report.
Source: NTU Singapore.
A study by a team of Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) psychologists has found a link between extraverts and their word choices.
Nothing to see here, except a genius scientist in a gorilla suit, chasing another genius scientist around in a billion dollar orbital lab.
You are an apogee of Earthly Nature encompassing numerous generations of humans as well as preceded non-human terrestrial life, sitting atop the tree of life⊠and so is everyone else who lives today. We all can be regarded as archetypes for future generations as well, or perhaps a âdeveloping pattern,â if you intend to live indefinitely long. At any rate, genetically and anthropologically speaking, we all are one humongous extended family. #Timescape #HomoSapiens #ExponentialPedigree
This demographic research provides a host of quantifiable properties of the human species as a whole for further visualizing the data via certain graphs and diagrams. 5 trillion subjective years would constitute the âTimescapeâ of Homo sapiens up to the p.
Is it just me or do the future humans look somewhat like anime? đ
Interesting.
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As Millennials enter their early-30s, the focus is now shifting to Generation Z â a group that is just starting to enter the workforce for the first time.
Of interest?
This 3400-year-old dagger that belonged to King Tutankhamun wasnât made of any ordinary metal. Researchers discovered that itâs actually made from a meteorite.
By digitizing its 100,000th artifact â a photograph of the 100,000th Fordson tractor produced.