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Elon Musk’s Revolutionary Home Battery 2
- Economics & Technology, Space
- October 31, 2018
March 30, 2015: Elon Musk, billionaire entrepreneur and celebrity of western nerdom, sent out a teaser Tweet: “Major new Tesla product line — not a car — will be unveiled at our Hawthorne Design Studio on Thurs., 8 p.m., April 30.” So began a series of Twitter messages stamped with the sign #TeslaNewProductGuesses. Bloggers put
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2017 Witnessed an Incredible Bitcoin Boom – Just How Big Can it Become?0
- Economics & Technology, Space
- October 23, 2018
If you were around in 2017 and you read financial news, you probably will have heard of bitcoin by now. Or, at least, you know that something exists and it goes by the name of bitcoin. Last year, the currency went absolutely crazy, and the value of one bitcoin reached an all-time high of $19,000
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Always Online: The Evolution of Online Gaming in Recent Years 0
- Economics & Technology
- October 21, 2018
Ever since the inception of video games, the ability to play with friends has been a core desire. Whether it’s Pong on the original Atari, Street Fighter down the local arcades, or a four-player Golden Eye deathmatch on the Nintendo 64, the competitive element of gaming has always been there. These days you’d have to
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The iPhone XR is a Phone with Fun and Cost Efficient Features 0
- Economics & Technology
- October 20, 2018
The iPhone XR is a phone everyone should purchase because of the easily accessible features. The iPhone XR has nine features that make it a beneficial device. What is the Big Deal about the iPhone XR? It has a big screen, uses up less battery power, and comes in a variety of colors. The
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Click Here: A Skeptical Look at Nigerian Email Scams 0
- Economics & Technology, Environment, Frauds/Hoaxes/Conspiracies, Nonsense, Space
- October 19, 2018
Regardless of how hard you try to not spread your email address around, you still wind up getting letters from people pleading for your help. Commonly referred to as “Nigerian Scams,” there are many variants as people have become wise to this form of exploitation. The artists of these messages may go through great lengths
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Digital Natives and the Learning Divide 0
- Economics & Technology
- October 17, 2018
Ever since the term digital native (and its “opposite” digital immigrant) appeared on the radar back in 2001, the question on everyone’s minds is whether there really is a difference in how the former’s brains are wired and, if there is, what are the implications for teaching and learning. Are adult learning and education really
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Elon Musk’s Revolutionary Home Battery
- Economics & Technology, Space
- October 31, 2018
2017 Witnessed an Incredible Bitcoin Boom - Just How Big Can it Become?
- Economics & Technology, Space
- October 23, 2018
Always Online: The Evolution of Online Gaming in Recent Years
- Economics & Technology
- October 21, 2018
The iPhone XR is a Phone with Fun and Cost Efficient Features
- Economics & Technology
- October 20, 2018
Click Here: A Skeptical Look at Nigerian Email Scams
- Economics & Technology, Environment, Frauds/Hoaxes/Conspiracies, Nonsense, Space
- October 19, 2018

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