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Morning. The news is spicy today! So what do y'all think… Are you pro death penalty or con?
It's #Friday & I am forever in love with the women of @breakroom.chronicles - slide 6.

#TGIF #DieAnotherDay #BlackWidow #TheCure

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Bro really squeezed every last dollar out of that iPhone 11. That phone dropped back in 2019, and somehow it survived long enough to see the iPhone 18 Pro era in 2026. Seven years on one phone is basically a lifetime in smartphone years.

Now he finally upgraded and reportedly said he probably will not buy another phone for another 4 or 5 years. And honestly, that strategy makes sense. The iPhone 18 Pro brings a massive jump from an 11 with the A20 Pro chip, 120Hz display, upgraded cameras, much longer battery life, USB C and modern AI features. Meanwhile, the wild part is the iPhone 11 still supports iOS 27. Apple really built that thing like somebody was supposed to pass it down in the family. Bro got his money’s worth and then collected interest.

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How Wireless Charging Works — Explained #wireless charging #wirelesspowertransfer #electromagnetic #fyp #explorepage✨

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🚀 Top 10 IoT Projects for Students! 🌐💡
Want to build real-world IoT projects? These ideas are perfect for BCA, B.Tech, Diploma & Computer Science students! 👨‍💻
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Why you gota tell lies and porkie pies for @explaining.tech

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There is no objective ‘truth’ about what the world should be. Therefore, science should have no role in deciding what kind of world we want.
As individuals, communities and societies, we decide what kind of world we want. It is not objectively ‘true’ that racism is wrong. Or that sexism and misogyny are wrong. Or that homophobia and transphobia are wrong. Or that greed is wrong. Or that oppression and domination are wrong. Or that pedophilia is wrong. Or that killing and stealing are wrong. These are not objective truths, like the mass of Pluto or the mechanisms of planetary motion.
Human beings decide what is right and wrong. And we should decide what is right and what is wrong. But we must find general consensus and science will not be of any use in reaching this consensus. Nor should it be. We have, in general, agreed that killing and stealing and pedophilia are wrong. On many of the others there is still a lot of work to be done. But science will not be able to help with that work.

Shared values are what define our communities. I want to live in a community where we agree that murder, rape, theft and pedophilia are wrong. I want to live in a community where we agree that homophobia, racism, sexism and transphobia are wrong. I want to live in a community where hunger and homelessness are not acceptable. I want to live in a community where human rights and concern for the neediest of our members are prioritized. I want to live in a community that is kind, generous and compassionate. But there is no coherent appeal to science for the world that I want. If you disagree with me, science won’t bridge the divide. I need to convince you that the world I want is ‘better’ than the world you want. Science can’t help.

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100 साल पुरानी पानी से चलने वाली आटा चक्की | Amazing Indian Technology🌊⚙️ प्रकृति की ताकत से चलती सदियों पुरानी आटा चक्की! 🌾

आज हमें नहर के किनारे बनी उस अनोखी पानी से चलने वाली आटा चक्की को करीब से देखने और समझने का अवसर मिला। बिना बिजली और बिना डीज़ल, केवल बहते हुए पानी के तेज़ दबाव (Water Pressure) से यह चक्की लगातार गेहूँ पीसती है। 🌊💪

यह सिर्फ़ एक चक्की नहीं, बल्कि हमारे पूर्वजों की अद्भुत बुद्धिमत्ता, पारंपरिक तकनीक और पर्यावरण संरक्षण का जीवंत उदाहरण है। आज के आधुनिक दौर में भी ऐसी तकनीक हमें सिखाती है कि प्रकृति के संसाधनों का सही उपयोग करके ऊर्जा की बचत की जा सकती है।

अगर आपको भी ऐसी अनोखी और जानकारी से भरपूर जगहें देखना पसंद है, तो इस वीडियो को पूरा ज़रूर देखें, लाइक करें, शेयर करें और अपने दोस्तों के साथ भी साझा करें। आपका एक सपोर्ट हमें ऐसी और शानदार जगहें दिखाने के लिए प्रेरित करता है। ❤️🙏
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Sound familiar? Shared from @explaining.tech

Look to the US to see how things are panning out under late stage capitalism, it's not good.

Learn from their mistakes, no more data centres in Ireland, we already have more than enough of our fair share.

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In 1976, Steve Wozniak designed the Apple I, a breakthrough because it arrived as a fully assembled circuit board rather than a build it yourself kit, making personal computing feel suddenly more reachable for hobbyists. Vikipedi+1 It still was not a complete plug and play machine, buyers had to add a keyboard, display, power supply, and often a case, but the idea was powerful: the computer core could be bought ready to run. Only about 200 were produced, yet it set the pattern for what came next and helped launch Apple’s shift from a small operation at Jobs’ family home into a company that would shape modern personal computing. If you could hold one piece of early computing history, what would you want it to be?
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Неліктен батқыш құм адамды ұстап тұра алады

Батқыш құм көбіне шытырман оқиғалы фильмдерде адамды біртіндеп жұтып қоятын қауіпті тұзақ ретінде көрсетіледі. Бірақ шын мәнінде бұл құбылыс суға қаныққан құмның физикасымен түсіндіріледі.

Батқыш құм - құм мен судың қоспасы. Су құм түйірлерінің арасындағы кеңістікті толтырады. Құм құрылымы тұрақты болған кезде оның беті қатты сияқты көрінуі мүмкін. Бірақ қысым артқанда түйірлердің арасындағы байланыс әлсірейді, ал қоспа түйіршікті суспензия сияқты әрекет ете бастайды.

Адам осындай жерге аяқ басқанда оның салмағы құм түйірлері арасындағы судың қысымын өзгертеді. Соның нәтижесінде құм құрылымы ішінара бұзылып, түйірлер қозғала бастайды, ал қоспа өзінің тұрақтылығын жоғалтады.

Инстинктивті түрде адам аяғын тез тартып алуға тырысады. Бірақ күрт қозғалыстар кедергіні одан әрі күшейтуі мүмкін. Себебі құм түйірлері бір-біріне қаттырақ тіреліп, тығызырақ орналасады. Бұл гранулярлық орталар механикасында белгілі дилатансия құбылысы.

Мұндай жағдайда баяу қозғалу әлдеқайда тиімді. Жай қозғалыс судың құм түйірлерінің арасына қайта енуіне мүмкіндік береді, үйкелісті азайтады және қоспаның қайтадан сұйыққа ұқсас күйге өтуіне жағдай жасайды.

Тағы бір маңызды қағида - салмақты дұрыс бөлу. Тірек ауданы ұлғайған сайын құмға түсетін қысым азаяды. Сондықтан батқыш құмға түскен жағдайда артқа еңкейіп немесе құм бетіне жатып алу ұсынылады. Бұл кезде адам денесі құм мен су қоспасында жартылай қалқып тұра бастайды.

Қызығы, мұндай қоспаның тығыздығы көбіне адам денесінің тығыздығынан жоғары болады. Сондықтан батқыш құмда толық батып кету іс жүзінде өте сирек. Көп жағдайда адам тек беліне дейін ғана батады.

Мұндай жерлердегі негізгі қауіп құмның өзінде емес. Көбіне басты мәселе - сырттан көмексіз одан шығу қиын болуы, әсіресе су деңгейі тез өзгеретін жағалауларда немесе суық суда.

Батқыш құм қысым мен қозғалыс әсерінен қарапайым материалдардың мінез-құлқы қалай күрт өзгеретінін көрсететін айқын мысал. Кейде қарапайым физиканы түсіну қауіпті жағдайдан сақтануға көмектеседі.

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✈️ The Bell P-63 Kingcobra was an advanced American fighter aircraft developed during World War II as an improved version of the P-39 Airacobra. Powered by an Allison V-1710 engine mounted behind the pilot, it featured a 37 mm cannon firing through the propeller hub making it heavily armed for its time. Although it saw limited combat service with the U.S., the majority were supplied to the Soviet Union under the Lend-Lease program, where they were highly valued for their performance at medium altitudes. A unique mid-engine design, tricycle landing gear, and powerful nose-mounted armament made the Kingcobra one of the more distinctive fighters of the war era. Credits - @aviationphotoshoots @lerrophotography Follow @tivraverse for more, (dm for credits) #engineering #technology #planes #aerospace #instagramnails

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The reason these hyper-realistic masks are so unsettling is due to a psychological and aesthetic threshold known as the Uncanny Valley.

When an object looks almost human but has slight, nearly imperceptible imperfections,
such as a lack of microscopic skin movement or eyes that don’t quite track light correctly,
it triggers a “danger” response in our brains.

This evolutionary survival mechanism was designed to help us detect illness or corpses, which is why your brain perceives a high-end silicone mask as “terrifying” rather than just a cool prop.

From an engineering perspective, achieving this level of realism requires subsurface scattering.

Human skin is translucent;
Light doesn’t just bounce off the surface, it penetrates, scatters, and reflects back from underneath.

Manufacturers use medical-grade silicone infused with specialized pigments to mimic this depth.
By layering different densities of material, they can replicate how skin folds over bone and muscle, making the mask move in a fluid, organic way that bypasses our usual “fake” detection filters until we look just a little too closely.

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