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To find the fastest driver in Mario Kart, it’s not as simple as just looking at their speed statistic. While Bowser and Wario may seem like top choices, you need to also consider acceleration. Some options, like poor Koopa, are always dominated by others. Cat Peach has more speed and Toadette has more acceleration. The […]
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Dealing with HTML emails can be chaotic, leading to frustration and potential security risks. Imagine falling victim to a phishing scam disguised as a legitimate email from a trusted source. This can happen due to the use of ‘kobold letters’, invisible elements in HTML emails that only appear when forwarded. This sneaky technique affects various […]
AMD has released their latest Embedded+ architecture, merging Ryzen Embedded processors with Versal adaptive SoCs on a single board. This integration allows for efficient AI inferencing and real-time sensor data management in industries like autonomous vehicles and healthcare. The platform supports various sensor interfaces and connectivity options, including Ethernet and USB. The Sapphire VPR-4616-MB is […]
Command R+ is Cohere’s latest advanced and scalable large language model designed for real-world enterprise use cases. It features a 128k-token context window, Multilingual coverage in 10 languages, and Tool Use for automating business processes. The performance surpasses market competitors and is competitive with pricier models, all while maintaining data privacy and security. Cohere has […]
PCI-SIG recently released version 0.5 of the PCI-Express 7.0 specification to its members, marking the second draft of the spec. The goal is to increase data transfer speeds to 128 GT/s per pin, double that of PCIe 6.0. The standard requires doubling the bus frequency at the physical layer compared to PCIe 5.0 and 6.0, […]
The US Department of Energy is supporting a project to store energy in heated sand, with a capacity to produce 135 MW of power for five days. The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is working on a commercial-scale system that can retain 95% of its heat for at least five days. The pilot demonstration project, […]
The Great American Rail-Trail is a grand vision of a nation connected by trails, spanning over 3,700 miles from Washington, D.C., to Washington State. The preferred route connects existing rail-trails, providing a safe and enjoyable experience for all types of trail users. With over 52% of the route already on the ground, now is the […]
Runtipi makes homeserver management simple and convenient with free and open-source software. You can easily install over 200 self-hosted apps with one-click installs and updates. From zero to deployed in minutes, you can choose from a variety of apps in the app store and install them pre-configured. No need for docker knowledge or complicated configurations. […]
FMCW and pulse radar architectures are compared in this content. FMCW radars are easy and cheap to make, using separate antennas for transmitting and receiving. They are suitable for short-range applications like automotive radars. Pulse radars, on the other hand, are used for long-range applications like weather monitoring or aircraft detection. Pulse radars require fast […]
Polars and NVIDIA engineers are teaming up to introduce GPU acceleration to Polars DataFrames, promising a significant boost in speed for specific workloads. The collaboration will result in a GPU engine that allows users to choose whether to run their data workloads on the CPU or GPU. This new functionality, which will be introduced as […]