This AI Designed An 843-Part Computer (And It Booted On The First Try)
Although the AI didn't select the components or board layout, its assistance with routing potentially saved engineers weeks of work.
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The Effort To Replace The US Military's Radar Planes Isn't Going To Plan
The U.S. military currently relies on an antiquated fleet of E-3 Sentries for orchestrating battlefield assets in war zones.
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This AI Traffic Camera Dished Out Over 1,000 Tickets In Under A Week
The newly launched pilot scheme will see drivers being automatically penalised for violations including using a mobile phone while driving.
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'Changes The Rules': Israel's Iron Beam Laser Deployed For The First Time
A new Israeli laser weapon has entered active service, highlighting how drone warfare is forcing a rethink of traditional air defenses.
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Here's How Much A Cross-Country Private Jet Flight Actually Costs
Many people dream of flying on a private jet once in their lives, but the reality of the matter is the costs can add up. Here's how much a private flight costs.
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5 Things You Should Never Tell ChatGPT
It's always dangerous to reveal private information on the internet, and your ChatGPT conversations shouldn't be thought of as private or secure.
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Is There A Difference Between An HDMI Splitter And HDMI Switch?
Whether you need an HDMI splitter or an HDMI switch depends on if you want to connect your device to multiple TVs, or multiple devices to your TV.
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These European Countries Still Have Mandatory Military Service
Sometimes it can be difficult to persuade young people to voluntarily fight and die for their country, but the definition of 'mandatory' can be highly variable.
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5 Modern Marvels Built By Samsung Heavy Industries
Samsung probably conjures images of smartphones, but the conglomerate is also active in the heavy machinery industry. What are some of its modern marvels?
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What Are The Rubber Strips On Older Car Doors Really For?
You might have noticed that a lot of older cars have rubber strips all over the lower half of the bodywork, and notably on the doors. What are they for?
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This Ancient Router Type Is Considered Outdated - Do You Still Use It?
WiFi routers are an essential part of any home networking setup, but artefacts from earlier times can clog your bandwidth and limit speeds.
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The Best Budget CPU Picks Vs. Old Flagships: Which Should You Buy?
Picking the right CPU will be the make-or-break decision for any PC you build, but how do you know when to buy a brand-new one versus last gen's model?
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You Don't Need A Pilot License To Fly This Jetson Aircraft (And That's Terrifying)
This "Formula One car for the sky" requires absolutely no pilot's license to fly. Discover the terrifying legal loophole that makes it possible.
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What Does Harley-Davidson's FXR Model Code Mean?
A lot of Harley Davidson models are also known by their FXR designations. What do those actually mean? Why are the model names used instead?
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5 Most Powerful Tugboats On Earth
Tugboats aren't limited to the tiny, yet powerful, vessels you may see around your local docklands, and some of these ships can have hundreds of crew.
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What Does 'S' And 'P' Stand For On A Battery Pack?
Batteries can be connected in series, parallel, or a combination of both, in order to give different power characteristics to a battery pack.
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Who Makes Ryobi's Socket Sets? Here's What You Need To Know
The venerable Japanese tool brand no longer manufactures its own equipment, and fabrication is outsourced to factories across the world.
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What Devices Should Not Use Rechargeable Batteries?
Rechargeable batteries are convenient, but they aren't safe for every gadget. Discover which common household devices actually require single-use batteries.
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The US Navy Can't Find Workers To Build Warships, And It's Pretty Clear Why
Careers in the armed forces can be dangerous and demand high levels of skill, but they often offer lower wages than more mundane employment.
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Google Warns Users: Don't Fall For This Dangerous VPN Scam
Google has put out some safety tips to help internet users avoid potentially dangerous fake VPN services that can scam them out of private data and money.
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Can You Use Premium Gas In A Weed Eater? Here's What Happens If You Do
Despite the name, 'premium' gas isn't the best for every type of engine, and the high ethanol content can lead to some motors being damaged.
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Cutting-Edge Generator Could Create More Energy Than '800 Lightning Bolts'
Engineers built a generator so intense it operates at the limits of physics itself. Find out about the technology behind this extraordinary fusion tool.
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This Is The Impact Wrench The US Army Uses To Service The M1 Abrams
When tank crews have to work on their vehicles in field conditions, they need access to tools that are simple, hard-wearing, and easy to use.
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Beware Drivers: Speeding In Nevada May Bring A Very Expensive Coverage Cost
Nevada drivers need to worry about more than just a fine if they're caught speeding. Find out how a violation in this state affects your insurance costs.
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Can You Upgrade Your PC's USB Ports? Here's What You Need To Know
If you have an older PC, you may be wondering if you can upgrade the USB ports to a more modern protocol. Well, it's complicated; let's take a look.
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Keep Your Heat Bill Down This Winter With This Easy To Find Product
While the potential savings aren't mind-blowing, this simple, easy-to-install tick can make a little your home warmer at a lower cost.
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Want Wired Internet, But Don't Want To Run Ethernet Cables? Here's The Alternative
This antique television-oriented technology, which may already be running through your home, can carry network signals and improve connectivity.
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