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Thursday, 23 October 2014
Yahoo's mail app has notifications for flights and events too
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Classic sci-fi spaceships make me nostalgic for a future that never was
French illustrator Manchu is one of the masters of classic sci-fi illustration. His worlds and spaceships are massive, optimistic, colorful, and sometimes even zany on his alien spaceship designs. Masterfully crafted, his work reminds me of another one of the greatest: The British Chris Foss.
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Clise proposes high-rise datacenter for Seattle
Clise Properties is waiting for approval to build a new 12-storey datacenter in the eclectic Denny Triangle area, nearby Amazon's new Seattle datacenter.
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Algorithm lets disaster response robots discern between humans and rubble
With their ability to navigate through tight spaces and unstable environments without putting people at risk, disaster response is one of the most promising applications for robots. Researchers from Mexico's University of Guadalajara (UDG) have developed an algorithm that could come in handy in such situations by allowing robots to differentiate between people and debris. .. Continue Reading Algorithm lets disaster response robots discern between humans and rubble
Section: Robotics
Tags: Algorithms, Learning, Pattern Recognition, Robots, University of Guadalajara
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Adobe KnowHow: Learn Photography From The Best
Anyone can take photos. Anyone can take really great photos. But to take stunning images time and time again takes practice and a little knowhow. Hence, the Adobe KnowHow Bundle brings together four courses which teach photography from the ground up, both in terms of camera work, and post-processing with Adobe CC. Right now, the bundle also knocks 87% off the standard price of the courses... Continue Reading Adobe KnowHow: Learn Photography From The Best
Section: Aircraft
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Belassi B3R Sport: The world's most powerful PWC
Seven years ago, Gizmag's Mike Hanlon made a bold prediction: the 400-horsepower PWC cometh. With Benelli's top of the line V6 jet ski smashing out some 342 horsepower, and a series of supercharged Hondas, Sea-Doos, MV Agustas and Kawasakis nipping at its heels, it seemed a horsepower war was brewing. But in the aftermath of 2008's global financial system collapse, it seems things have gone back to slightly more sensible levels. We say *more* sensible, because Benelli has just rebranded its PWC business as Belassi and built a brand new, turbocharged engine pounding out 315 horses to take the mantle of the world's current reigning production PWC horsepower champion. It's not the 400-horsepower beast that Mike feared, but it still looks like a heck of a fun way to burn petrol... Continue Reading Belassi B3R Sport: The world's most powerful PWC
Section: Marine
Tags: Belassi, HSR-Benelli, Jetski, PWC
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