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This repair/tutorial video by the telephone Connections Museum of Seattle features an amazing piece of electro-mechanical technology from the 1950s — the 5XB trouble recorder. Museum...
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Though we spend ample time examining consumer-based AR endpoints, greater near-term impact is seen today in the enterprise. This takes many forms including...
TL;DR Breakdown • Pieter Hasekamp, CPB head, indicates that the cabinet should ban cryptocurrencies.• Cryptocurrencies could suffer an inevitable collapse, which is a huge risk for investors and the government. Pieter Hasekamp, the central planning office CPB head, claims that cryptocurrencies will collapse and inevitable. He indicates that the Netherlands should ban cryptocurrencies immediately to […]
