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Latest Technology News and AI Innovations Today – Newsbuck

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[lifew-kayy]

Self Care 101✨

[cavillionlearning]

Meet Tableau Einstein: Transform Your Data with AI-Driven Insights!

Big news in BI! Tableau Einstein is redefining analytics with AI-driven insights and real-time analysis. Check out the article on our story by Eric on TechTarget to dive into ho"Meet Tableau Einstein: Transform Your Data with AI-Driven Insights!w this new platform is set to revolutionise data intelligence.

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Elon Musk’s mars mission five starships to prepare the red planet for humanity

Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, announced ambitious plans to send five unmanned Starships to Mars in the next two years. These flights will be an important step toward SpaceX’s long-term aim of making Mars a viable destination for human colonization.

[tizzimenews]

Best Samsung deals for January 2023 – Digital Trends

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[cubbihue]

So.... why'd Peri get assigned Dev as his first godchild?

Jorgen’s usually not the one in charge of assigning godchildren. There’s an entire department that weighs and classifies potentail Godkids to the right Fairy. Although it’s on strike at the moment.

So Jorgen has to do it by hand, until the union negotiations are resolved. Turns out trying to use paperclips is very hard. Itty bitty paperclips. Big muscular biceps. Not a good combo.

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[thisischeri]

iPhone 3GS, Apple, 2009

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A Japanese man holding his newly acquired PS2 in the launching day in Japan, March 4, 2000.

[ganondoodle]

the more time goes on the more negative i feel about totk, its got lots of reasons but aside from me thinking about what else they could have easily done instead of what we got its more and more bc its so put on a pedestal like its the best zelda ever and also its affecting botw in retrospect, not just by the lore, but the fact that people have been saying even shortly after totks release that theres 'no point playing botw' anymore, and will see botw as nothing but totks "bad" prototype is just SO infuriating to me

you know when you initially feel neutral (or ignorable dislike) about a character but then the fandom for some reason gets so insanely obsessed with them that you just start disliking them more and more over time ... yeah

[thresholdbb]

Do we think Seven can feel all of her face and body?

The Borg know when things happen in the collective and can arguably feel them, but when an individual is severed from the Borg, that expansive collective consciousness is violently narrowed down to a pinpoint. We know Seven has pretty good proprioception because she agrees that her shoulder hurts when the EMH finds that her biradial clamp is off by 0.3 microns. Because of this, she arguably has a very good understanding of how things in her body feel. That said, she doesn't really complain about physical pains, and we really only see her struggle when things are emotionally difficult.

Since she had been in the collective since she was 6, she wouldn't necessarily know that certain sensations are not normal. If there were any issues that happened as a result of her assimilation, she wouldn't necessarily know they are unusual after she was severed because that's what she has always known.

So back to my original question: can she feel all of her face? Looking at the placement of her facial implants, they are both on the trigeminal nerve. The cheekbone implant is right around the root of the nerve, and the eyebrow piece sits right over another branch. Trigeminal neuralgia is crazy painful, but she could have trigeminal neuropathy and think it's completely normal because she doesn't have a typical baseline to compare it to. I imagine the Borg implants must interrupt some nerve functioning to ensure that the drones move as they are supposed to, and the nano probes would repair any damage that would affect their functioning. But the Borg would consider physical discomfort irrelevant, so relatively minor issues like neuralgia, pins and needles, or any other unusual sensations would not be considered an issue.

[perilegs]

my sweet little baby man is no longer with us

[karebear923]

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA PEACEFUL PROPERTY!!!

[tizzimenews]

You Can Shoot a Movie on a Phone. Just Don’t Expect It to Be Easy

THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE in making a film with a smartphone? Finding people to help you do it. At least, that's according to Jessica Yu-Li Henwick, who recently made her directorial debut with a short film called Bus Girl. Stick around until the end and you'll see a title card that reads, ”Shot on Xiaomi.”

Henwick, who acts in films like Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery and The Matrix Resurrections, used six Xiaomi Mi 11 smartphones over the course of three days to complete her first shoot as a director. Using a phone as the primary camera in a film isn’t groundbreaking. Henwick joins the likes of Steven Spielberg, Steven Soderbergh, Michel Gondry, and Sean Baker, all directors who have filmed full-length movies, shorts, or even music videos with a phone. But Henwick's effort does highlight how the cameras on these personal devices are getting more and more sophisticated.

[graysonsmullet]

ao3 is down for me which feels like a hate crime considering I’ve just spent 11 hours in college