A 132-year old German message in a Dutch gin bottle was recently discovered by a Perth family while taking a stroll along a Western Australia beach just north of Wedge Island. Continue reading at Geekologie
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In 2020, mobile traffic has skyrocketed everywhere as our planet battles a pandemic. Samtec.com saw nearly double the mobile traffic in the first two quarters than it normally sees. While these levels have dropped off from their peaks in the spring, they have not returned to ...
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[From the last episode: We put together many of the ideas we've been describing to show the basics of how in-memory compute works.] I'm going to take a sec for some commentary before we continue with the last few steps of in-memory compute. The whole point of this web...
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