When using a microscope to view biological samples, it is important to consider the disturbance that occurs when the lens of the objective is in a different medium than the sample itself. This disturbance can lead to inaccuracies in the measurement of depth, causing the sample to appear flattened. For instance, if a watery sample
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X, formerly known as Twitter, recently faced backlash from advertisers due to concerns over ad placement alongside harmful or objectionable content. Despite X’s claims of providing maximum brand safety, incidents like Hyundai’s ad placement alongside pro-Nazi content have raised questions about the effectiveness of its brand safety measures. This article critically analyzes the challenges faced
Vigor, a free-to-play survival shooter, has been a popular game on consoles for over half a decade. Set in the Scandi-pocalypse of a ruined Norway in an alternate nineties, the game features a wasteland world filled with roving groups of survivors known as Outlanders. Players can choose to go solo, team up with a friend,
Scientists at the University of Bristol have recently made a groundbreaking development in the field of robotics with the creation of a new robotic suction cup. This innovative suction cup has the remarkable ability to grasp rough, curved, and heavy stone, mimicking the adaptive suction abilities found in octopus biological suckers. By studying the structures
In a recent review conducted by WIRED, a startling revelation was made about the evolution of scamming tactics used by Yahoo Boys. These cybercriminals have adapted to the advancements in deepfake applications and artificial intelligence to enhance their deceptive techniques. The use of deepfake video calls by scammers has been thoroughly documented for the first
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently sent out an internal email acknowledging a mistake in some of the severance packages that were sent to laid-off workers. This error, which resulted in some employees receiving lower-than-expected severance payments, was promptly addressed by Musk with a promise to correct the issue immediately. The company did not provide further
BloomTech, formerly known as Lambda School, has recently come under fire from the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) for deceptive practices in student lending activities. The company, led by CEO Austin Allred, has been fined $164,000 and banned from issuing any more student loans due to its misleading advertising tactics. One of the main
Recently, Tesla announced that they would be laying off 285 employees in the state of New York. Most of these employees were part of the workforce at the company’s Buffalo factory, with a smaller number coming from a store and service center in the area. The layoffs are part of a broader restructuring effort by
X, formerly known as Twitter, is in the process of transforming its user interface to a more minimalistic and streamlined design. This transition will involve the removal of reply, like, and re-share buttons from posts in the main feed, replacing them with new action controls. Elon Musk, the CEO of X, has been vocal about
In a groundbreaking development, off-road environment recognition technologies have been introduced in Korea to detect and eliminate extraneous substances such as dust, mud, snow, and rain during off-road autonomous driving activities. These innovative technologies have the potential to revolutionize the industrial machinery sector, including construction machinery, agricultural machines, and unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs), as well