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Shelly USA

Supplier of home automation equipment https://us.shelly.com

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6 must-have Home Assistant apps (add-ons) I can’t live without

https://www.howtogeek.com/must-have-home-assistant-apps-add-ons/

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Five astronauts just spent hours hiding inside a Dragon capsule while the ISS leaked — and the real story isn’t the hole, it’s the argument NASA had with Roscosmos over a saw

https://spacedaily.com/sd-five-astronauts-just-spent-hours-hiding-inside-a-dragon-capsule-while-the-iss-leaked-and-the-real-story-isnt-the-hole-its-the-argument-nasa-had-with-roscosmos-over-a-saw/

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AirCube – Air quality you can see – StuckAtPrototype

https://stuckatprototype.com/products/aircube

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Sprawling new House AI bill includes frontier model oversight, open-source security grants | Cybersecurity Dive

https://www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/house-ai-bill-regulation-cisa-nist-open-source/822131/

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Math as done around the world

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Civil War Soldiers’ Wounds Started Glowing—And Saved Their Lives

Seventeen-year-old high school students Bill Martin and Jon Curtis solved civil war mystery of “Angel’s Glow” https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a71471328/civil-war-wounds-glowed/

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How two UCLA students built a self-playing piano that can do the impossible | UCLA

https://newsroom.ucla.edu/stories/how-two-ucla-students-built-self-playing-piano-does-impossible

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Tiny home

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A South African mathematician walked into MIT in the 1960s, looked at how schools were starting to use computers, and said they had it backwards The machine should not teach the kid The kid should teach the machine And in … Continue reading

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