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27/02/2026

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27/02/2026

Windows 11 Start menu update divides users

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27/02/2026

A former Block data analyst who survived three layoffs says he suspected AI cuts were coming before losing his job.

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27/02/2026

The retail market has pretty surprising stories for us sometimes, and most of them involve either hitting a jackpot with the refund process or relying on Amazon FBA sellers for purchases.

This time, a Redditor ordered a single Corsair Vengeance 32 GB DDR5 memory module for $300, but the package he received from Amazon's delivery service was simply shocking. When he unboxed it, there were a total of ten modules, each with the same specifications as the one he ordered, meaning he managed to snag ten RAM kits for the price of just one.

27/02/2026

Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Minister Fakir Mahbub Anam today (27 February) announced that all airports, railway stations and high-speed vehicles across the country will be equipped with free Wi-Fi facilities, in line with Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's vision for the ICT sector.

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27/02/2026

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27/02/2026

The Mars Sample Return mission got off to a promising start, hunting for potentially humanity-changing space rocks. How did it fall off the rails?

27/02/2026

🔧 Limits, Fits & Tolerances — The Backbone of Precision Engineering

14/06/2025

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20/01/2023

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If my memory serves me right, it was in November, 1890, that I performed a laboratory experiment which was one of the most extraordinary and spectacular ever recorded in the annals of science. In investigating the behaviour of high frequency currents I had satisfied myself that an electric field of sufficient intensity could be produced in a room to light up electrodeless vacuum tubes.
Accordingly, a transformer was built to test the theory and the first trial proved a marvelous success. It is difficult to appreciate what those strange phenomena meant at that time. We crave for new sensations but soon become indifferent to them. The wonders of yesterday are today common occurrences. When my tubes were first publicly exhibited they were viewed with amazement impossible to describe. From all parts of the world I received urgent invitations and numerous honors and other flattering inducements were offered to me, which I declined.
But in 1892 the demands became irresistible and I went to London where I delivered a lecture before the Institution of Electrical Engineers. It had been my intention to leave immediately for Paris in compliance with a similar obligation, but Sir James Dewar insisted on my appearing before the Royal Institution. I was a man of firm resolve but succumbed easily to the forceful arguments of the great Scotsman. He pushed me into a chair and poured out half a glass of a wonderful brown fluid which sparkled in all sorts of iridescent colors and tasted like nectar. "Now," said he. "you are sitting in Faraday's chair and you are enjoying whiskey he used to drink." In both aspects it was an enviable experience. The next
evening I gave a demonstration before that Institution, at the termination of which Lord Rayleigh addressed the audience and his generous words gave me the first start in these endeavors. I fled from London and later from Paris to escape favors showered upon me, and journeyed to my home where I passed through a most painful ordeal and illness. Upon regaining my health I began to formulate plans for the resumption of work in America. Up to that time I never realized that I possessed any particular gift of discovery but Lord Rayleigh, whom I always considered as an ideal man of science, had said so and if that was the case I felt that I should concentrate on some big idea.