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Location American Gadget News for 22 March 2023
The All-Weather Attack Bomber That Served In Vietnam's Harshest Conditions Entering service in 1962, the Grumman A-6 Intruder was made to fly at night, in bad weather, and more. Here's what made the ugly plane so special.
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Why The Sixth-Gen Camaro Never Reached True Muscle Car Status As Chevrolet pulls the plug on the sixth-gen Camaro, muscle car fans could be forgiven for asking why the Mustang and Challenger rival never quite hit the mark.
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Tesla's Wireless Charging Platform is well-made and exorbitant It kind of makes sense that Tesla would make wireless chargers. After all, when you think of the company, you think electric vehicles and their Superchargers (at least, after you force the image of Elon Musk out of your ...
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Welcome to Forever Finds Romance Lurking Between False Memories and Artificial Realities Last year, io9 featured A Fractured Infinity, the debut novel from Nathan Tavares. The sci-fi fantasy author has a new release coming later this year, and it's another mind-bending tale with a queer romance at its center...
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Scientists Find A Building Block Of Life In Asteroid Sample A new study details the discovery of one of the building blocks of life in a sample of gravel swiped from an asteroid by Japan's space agency.
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Google Messages Laced With AI-Generated Replies Reportedly In The Works Google recently introduced its Bard chatbot, and now it looks like the company is already working on adding AI-powered replies to its Messages app.
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Domestic Violence Charges Against Rick and Morty's Justin Roiland Have Been Dismissed After losing his gigs aboard Adult Swim blockbuster Rick and Morty--which he co-created, and on which he voiced both title characters--as well as Hulu's Solar Opposites, among other projects, Justin Roiland has seen the ...
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Lab-Grown Chicken Closer to Your Plate With FDA Green-Light Manmade meat is marching ever-closer to your dinner plate. A second company has received a critical safety green light from the Food and Drug Administration, and can now move forward with next steps towards selling its l...
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This New Oxygen-Ion Battery Could Be A Game Changer For Renewable Energy Storage Scientists over at the Vienna University of Technology claim to have made a breakthrough with a novel oxygen-ion battery.
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Positive Grid unveils ultra-portable Spark Go enhanced guitar amp Positive Grid has a new ultra-portable version of its high-tech Spark guitar amplifier. Designed for musicians seeking a versatile and powerful practice amp, the 3.5-inch-tall Spark Go works with a companion app loaded w...
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iPhones Will Soon Have Voice Isolation in Calls iPhone users who still use their phone as an actual--you know--phone will soon have the ability to filter out background noise to make those calls clearer, with the coming advent of iOS 16.4 and new implementations for V...
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The Crows Have Always Been the Best Part of Shadow and Bone If you've discovered Shadow and Bone thanks to Netflix, you might be thinking to yourself, "Maybe I'll pick up the books, this seems like a fun series!" And while you wouldn't be wrong, you also wouldn't be starting in t...
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This Odd Smartphone From 2016 Has One Feature Your New Phone Definitely Doesn't Have In 2016, though integrated thermal imaging tech was available on various handheld devices, Cat was the first to embed it on a phone.
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Hipstamatic Is Back in the Hopes You Hate Instagram Iphone users have access to what's being pegged by some an "anti-Instagram app." Hipstamatic relaunched its social network for iPhone users on Wednesday, offering a place to simply share photos without all the filters, s...
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Webb Telescope Spots a Planet With 'Gritty' Clouds Just 40 Light-Years Away The Webb Space Telescope just turned its infrared gaze at an exoplanet and found dense clouds swirling in the atmosphere of this quirky world.
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Photo Cropping Bug Exposes Unedited Images in Windows 11 and Google Pixels If you've been using a Windows 11 cropping tool, you're going to want to watch out for a recently discovered bug that analysts say poses a serious privacy problem.
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Microsoft's collaborative work app, Loop, is finally available in public preview It took two years, but Microsoft is at last ready to let everyday users try its latest take on collaborative work. The company is releasing its Loop app in public preview form on the web, Android and iOS. As shown back i...
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Recent Fireballs Over California Were Pieces of Discarded ISS Antenna Over the weekend, footage of bright, flashing streaks of light that blazed across the sky over Sacramento, California, went viral, with most people wondering whether it was a meteor or a UFO. As it turns out, it was neit...
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This Week's Mandalorian Used Its Nostlagia for Good, at Least At this point it is impossible to separate the story of Din Djarin and Grogu from the wider universe of Star Wars' galaxy far, far away. In a similar manner to how the unlikely duo met, The Mandalorian has picked up icon...
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Would You Eat This 3D Printed Cheesecake?

Gizmodo - 22 Mar 2023 22:05
Would You Eat This 3D Printed Cheesecake? Scientists are taking 3D printing to a new level, this time with food. Engineers at Columbia University announced in a newly released study that they have successfully created an edible and possibly delicious cheesecake ...
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HP Dragonfly Pro freelance laptop series includes the standard and Chromebook model No matter where you want to work, the HP Dragonfly Pro freelance laptop series helps you get it done. The collection includes the HP Dragonfly Pro and HP Dragonfly Pro Chromebook. Designed for remote workers to complete ...
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Ethernet co-inventor Bob Metcalfe wins the Turing Award, the 'Nobel Prize of computing' Even if you're not plugging an Ethernet cable into the wall, somewhere along the chain you're still relying on that technology to get online. You've got Bob Metcalfe and the late David Boggs to thank for that. Together a...
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