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Apple expands U.S. supply chain with $500 million commitment to American rare earth magnets

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Forget 3D printing—DNA and water now build tiny machines that assemble themselves

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Magic smoke escaped from this SATA to Molex adaptor [2909x1200 - 457KB]

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Mini robots detect and fix water pipe leaks without digging

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Belkin is discontinuing support of some older Wemo devices.

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Ikea abandons zigbee for Matter-over-Thread with new smarthome products

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HPE Acquires Juniper Networks for $14B After Settling Antitrust Case

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Digging for geothermal energy with a ray gun instead of drill bits

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(TRMNL) This Open-Source E-Ink Screen Is My Favorite New Gadget - Snazzy Labs [13.54]

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Why I Just Deleted Capcut (And You Should Too!) (Capcut is owned by china)

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Extreme Silicon Micro-Photography: 900$ chip to Gigabyte JPEG

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Are Service Loops A Good Idea?

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Neuralink presentation (Vid8 link below)

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Wikipedia co-founder: Wikipedia is so ironic...

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If you need a cooler this large, just go liquid

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Have you ever looked at your PC and thought to yourself "that isn't gay enough"? MSI has got you!

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Biometric Surveillance Quietly Expands Into U.S. Sports Venues

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MIT student prints AI polymer masks to restore paintings in hours

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US battery breakthrough boasts 1,300 cycles and zero Chinese materials

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NFC Release 15: The what, why and how (Extends Tap-to-Pay Range From 0.5cm To 2cm)

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Meet the Chinesium "Inducation Heater" - An exercise in corner cutting

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Low-cost green hydrogen production possible with new breakthrough

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IBM Tackles New Approach to Quantum Error Correction

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ChatGPT "Absolutely Wrecked" at Chess by Atari 2600 Console From 1977

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U.S. law forces engineers to install back doors—and bans them from telling their own company

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