In a new crossover between Mario and Pokémon, The Pokémon Company has announced a new line of merchandise called Mario Pikachu for release at the end of this month.
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In a new crossover between Mario and Pokémon, The Pokémon Company has announced a new line of merchandise called Mario Pikachu for release at the end of this month.
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This week’s milestones on the history of technology.
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Despite the fact that the console industry can be incredibly competitive, it’s nice to see some of Microsoft’s executives praising Nintendo’s reveal of the upcoming Nintendo Switch console.
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Finished the outer walls of my castle. Any suggestions for the middle?
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Submitted October 23, 2016 at 10:03AM by astoico
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These days my worst nightmare involves Social Security. Having written a book and co-developed software to help people collect Social Security benefits I’ve come to realize just how critically important are the Social Security earnings record histories we accumulated while working. Without those records Social Security would have no way to know what to pay us. Or if those records were the subject of tampering, we could be given dramatically more or less benefits than we were owed.
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The Meizu M3 Max offers a design just as good as phones by Apple and Google, but at one-third the price
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The AT&T Board of Directors, like any other board, vows to stockholders that it will grow in profitability. No member of the Board got elected by saying, “Hi, vote for me so I can keep your stock at the same price”. So AT&T is not satisfied with being a content […]
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Finally finished my house. Took a day to make. Now i must build a terrarium
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How to build a nanoscale computer
The latest chips from Intel have silicon transistors with features as small as 14 nanometers. Theoretically you can have a feature as small as a single atom, but before you reach that point — at about 7 nanometers, things get weird. But what if we ditch silicon, and build computers using transistors made of carbon nanotubes?
October 23, 2016 at 10:21AM
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Want to message your friends and family while travelling… cheaply? ChatSIM offers a compelling solution for only $30… a year. Here’s how it works.
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