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Facial recognition

The ethics of facial recognition technology

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What is facial recognition? Facial recognition technology is quickly becoming a ubiquitous part of our daily lives, with many organizations and businesses using it for a variety of purposes. From unlocking our smartphones to tracking our movements in public spaces, facial recognition is increasingly being used as a tool for security, convenience, and even advertising.… Read More »The ethics of facial recognition technology

Solar energy

The Solar Energy Revolution: Affordable and Efficient Solutions on the Horizon

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Are you tired of paying exorbitant energy bills every month? Do you want to reduce your carbon footprint and contribute to a greener future? If so, you’ll be pleased to know that affordable and efficient solar energy solutions are on the horizon. Solar energy has been around for a while, but its adoption has been… Read More »The Solar Energy Revolution: Affordable and Efficient Solutions on the Horizon

Revolutionizing Waste Managemen

Revolutionizing Waste Management: How Technology is Making a Difference

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Waste management is a critical issue facing society today. Landfills are overflowing, and recycling rates remain stubbornly low in many areas. However, new technologies are emerging that have the potential to revolutionize the way we manage waste and increase recycling rates. Smart Bins Smart bins are a relatively new technology that are changing the way… Read More »Revolutionizing Waste Management: How Technology is Making a Difference

lifespan of solar panels

The Sun’s Gift: The Evolving Lifespan of Solar Panels

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Solar panels, also known as photovoltaic (PV) panels, have been increasingly popular over the past few decades as a clean, renewable source of energy. They convert light into electricity, providing a sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuels. But how long do solar panels last? And what advancements can we expect in the future? The lifespan… Read More »The Sun’s Gift: The Evolving Lifespan of Solar Panels

linux file systems

What are the most important differences between the Btrfs and Ext4 file systems, and in what situations is one a better choice than the other?

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The world of Linux is filled with choices, and one of the biggest decisions a user has to make is selecting the right file system. Two of the most popular options are Btrfs and Ext4. While both are widely used, they are different in many ways, making one a better choice over the other depending… Read More »What are the most important differences between the Btrfs and Ext4 file systems, and in what situations is one a better choice than the other?

solar park

Hundreds of homes can be powered by this 2.5 km high solar park

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Hundreds of homes can be powered by this 2.5 km high solar park. 5000 solar panels have been installed at Europe’s highest dam, the Muttsee dam located 2500 meters above sea level in Switzerland, according to Interesting Engineering. The contractor, AlpinSolar, aims to produce 3.3 million kilowatts per year, enough to power 700 households. The… Read More »Hundreds of homes can be powered by this 2.5 km high solar park

history of social media

From Six Degrees to Facebook: A Journey Through the Evolution of Social Media

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Social media has come a long way since its inception. From the early days of simple messaging services to the complex, multimedia platforms we have today, the history of social media is an interesting one. In this article, we will take a stroll down memory lane and see how social media has evolved over the… Read More »From Six Degrees to Facebook: A Journey Through the Evolution of Social Media

self-cooling tent

Self-cooling tent: Sustaining a Comfortable Temperature

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As records of high temperatures being btrokes in recent years, outdoor camping can be an unpleasant experience. However, this may soon change as a researcher from the University of Connecticut has created a fabric that can cool the inside of a tent by up to 6 degrees Celsius, according to Gizmodo. Conventional tents are currently… Read More »Self-cooling tent: Sustaining a Comfortable Temperature