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It was in 1957, on 12 of April. April, 12th is still widely celebrated in ex-USSR and I find this is pretty cool holiday, the Day of Cosmonautics

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SLAC/Stanford team discovers new way of switching exotic properties on and off in topological material …

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The tradition of black powder, the earliest known chemical explosive, goes back to ninth century China, where it was invented by Taoist monks and alchemists experimenting with medical concoctions. Their mixing of sulfur, charcoal and potassium nitrate (saltpeter) was the basis for gunpowder, fireworks and rock-quarry blasting powder, too. Before they made the first firearms, they made flamethrowers, rockets, grenades, bombs and landmines using the black powder.

Would Gartner know this, of course not, they are a bunch of know nothings. Well nanotubes & spintronics does look interesting, but by 2011, they might just produce something commercial to look at. Anybody can read EET and make up this nonsense.

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Trevor Noah was the man everyone was waiting for, and wait they did as The Daily Show host had to hit several other pre-Emmy parties before he could make his way to the Highlight Room well after midnight. He spent time catching up with Get Out star Daniel Kaluuya and the two made plans to get together for a drink.

Whether your dog loves to try to chew water or your cat has some sort of strange, reverential respect for it, both will be equally pleased with a Prime Day gift of a fancy water fountain that keeps them hydrated and forever occupied.

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As has been pointed out numerous times elsewhere, that means this year’s most expensive iPad Pro is $1,899 — enough to buy a quad-core Intel laptop from anyone, even Apple. Even though I might consider spending nearly as much on a laptop, I would generally call that a very bad investment for an iPad, one that will look foolish within a year or two thanks to processor improvements and falling storage prices.