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Storing your files can be free with open-source Nextcloud Hub
Online collaboration is an important tool for companies, big and small. Services like Slack and Microsoft Teams are perhaps the most successful, but their scope is limited primarily to real-time chatting between colleagues, regardless of platform. Another solution is Nextcloud Hub, an open-source, self-hosted content collaboration platform. Admittedly, I knew…
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‘Help cattle producers hold onto their land and livelihoods’: This first-of-its-kind solar ranch in Tennessee uses ingenious sensors to shelter cattle and cut carbon emissions — and it could help to offset $1 billion of US agriculture declines
Silicon Ranch tests cattle grazing beneath active solar power infrastructure Software-controlled panels create space for large livestock movement safely Cattle rotation enables simultaneous grazing and electricity generation across paddocks This small solar farm in Christiana, Tennessee, looks like many others from a distance – but beneath its black panels lies…
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‘Flaws identified in the B-21 configuration’: Chinese scientists claim their mysterious PADJ-X stealth design software exposed major weaknesses in the USAF’s B-21 Raider program using digital twins
PADJ-X modeled B-21 geometry using only publicly available imagery Simulation claims suggest a 15% improvement in aerodynamic efficiency Leaked files show partial validation of radar cross-section simulation components A Chinese aerospace simulation tool called PADJ X has reportedly identified aerodynamic and stability limitations in America’s most advanced stealth bomber, the…
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MacBook Pro M4 vs iMac M4: which Mac is best for you?
Apple MacBook Pro (14 inch, M4) review The 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M4 chip is a powerful laptop designed for professionals. It features the M4 chip for exceptional performance in tasks like video editing and graphic design. The device boasts a 14.2-inch Liquid Retina XDR display with ProMotion technology…
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I tried the open-source Piwigo, and it made me ditch Google Photos
Google Photos has been available for a decade, and during much of that time, I used the image hosting service to organize and store my photos and videos. Increasingly, I grew concerned that my data wouldn’t be secure. In doing so, I started to look for open-source options. After much…
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China says it is illegal for companies to fire humans if AI takes their jobs
Chinese law requires a “major change in the objective circumstances” to terminate a contract AI and automation aren’t enough by themselves to justify laying off a worker Workers also have some responsibility to keep up with AI China has made it illegal for companies to fire workers on the basis…
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