A portable fan is the ultimate hack to staying cool this summer. The fan is easily held in your hand, charges your phone, and ...

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Today’s facial recognition software studies the features around the eye, nose, mouth, and ears to identify ... The “pose” algorithms make simple drawings of body parts and their positions ...

When a serial killer murdered four Indigenous women in Canada, the authorities refused to search for their remains.

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While Toonami still exists today, it has continued more as a late-night block catered towards teens and adults. The classic ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

There’s a corner of Champlin, Minnesota where smoke billows from an ordinary strip mall, drawing barbecue devotees to what might be the most extraordinary meat experience north of the Mason-Dixon line ...

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