The nominees for the public-voted Steam Awards have finally been revealed, and to say that the selection is bewildering would be an understatement. As I peruse the list, I can’t help but feel perplexed. The lineup seems to be dominated by games with large multiplayer communities, raising suspicions that the nominations may have been swayed
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Small robots have always played a crucial role in exploring and inspecting confined spaces that larger robots cannot access. Their ability to navigate around obstacles and carefully maneuver in tight spaces makes them invaluable in scenarios such as inspecting machinery or navigating through disaster-stricken areas. However, the challenge lies in building small robots that are
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Fluid dynamics, a branch of physics that studies the motion and behavior of fluids, has long been considered as a complex and technical field. However, at the American Physical Society’s annual meeting, the Division of Fluid Dynamics reveals an extraordinary side of this discipline through their captivating images and videos. In this article, we will
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Smartphone users, particularly those who own Apple and Samsung devices, have recently been alerted to high-risk security vulnerabilities that could potentially compromise their sensitive information. In response to these concerns, manufacturers such as Apple and Samsung regularly release updates and security patches to ensure the robustness of their devices. However, despite their efforts, instances of
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In a recent development, Microsoft-owned video game publisher Activision Blizzard has reached a settlement agreement with a California state agency over allegations of gender discrimination. The California Civil Rights Department accused the company of denying promotions and paying women less than their male counterparts. As part of the settlement, Activision Blizzard will pay approximately $55
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As the world strives to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and embrace low-carbon energy alternatives, scientists have developed a cutting-edge deep learning model to scan the Earth’s surface for signs of subsurface reservoirs of naturally occurring free hydrogen. This groundbreaking algorithm focuses on identifying ovoids or semicircular depressions (SCDs) that often form near areas associated
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