Abigail Avery
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The US Military Is Raking in Millions From On-Base Slot Machines
When Dave Yeager stumbled upon the chamber of shiny, casino-style slot machines, he felt an instant pull. It was his first night of deployment in
Jeh Aerospace nets $11M to scale the commercial aircraft supply chain in India
Indian startup Jeh Aerospace founders Vishal Sanghavi and Venkatesh Mudragalla have had a front row seat to the commercial aircraft sector and its growing production
eFax Review: Is It the Best Online Fax Service in 2025?
This eFax review covers pricing, features, and security to help you decide if it’s the right online fax service for your business. Source link
Best DJI deal: Save 14% on the DJI Mini 3 drone
SAVE $60: The DJI Mini 3 drone is on sale at Amazon for $359, down from the normal price of $419. That’s a 14% discount.
What’s Inside the Tiny Miracle Food Pouches That Can Save the Lives of Starving Gazans
Take a peanut-based paste packed with 500 calories and nearly 13 grams of protein. Store it in a 92-gram foil pouch, so it can be
Google says its AI-based bug hunter found 20 security vulnerabilities
Google’s AI-powered bug hunter has just reported its first batch of security vulnerabilities. Heather Adkins, Google’s vice president of security, announced Monday that its LLM-based
Elon Musk Weighs In On Consulting’s ‘Existential Transformation’
McKinsey deploys 12,000 AI agents as consulting faces an “existential” shift. Elon Musk says consultants aren’t obsolete yet. Source link
TikTok’s ‘unknowing bunny’ song pits human creativity against AI illusion
Were you tricked by the video of a bunch of bunnies jumping on a trampoline on TikTok? Well, nearly 230 million people were — and
Science Reveals the Surprising Origins of the Potato
There are more than a hundred ways to prepare a potato, and thousands of stories have begun with a shot of vodka distilled from this
Rivian sues to sell its EVs directly in Ohio
Rivian has filed a lawsuit in Ohio to be able sell its electric vehicles directly to consumers in the state — the latest swing in