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A Lethal Russian Stealth Corvette Might Be Sailing Soon, a Reminder To Other Nations It Can Search and Destroy Subs
President Vladimir Putin is intent on building a Russian stealth corvette that can wipe out maybe even the USS Sea Wolf but have a complement of weapons that might overcome the Arleigh-Burke Aegis Destroyer. -
An Unknown Pygmy Blue Whale Population is Found by Bomb Detector Microphones Unexpectedly
By an array of bomb-detecting microphones was instrumental in the accidental finding of an unknown pygmy blue whale population in the Indian Ocean after analyzing their songs. -
NYC Law Department Hacked, Investigation Continues
A breach of the city's Law Department has prevented government lawyers from accessing papers and may have exposed sensitive personnel information of thousands of employees. -
Jeff Bezos is Going to Space, Another Seat in the Rocket is Available for Bidding
Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is scheduled to join Blue Origin's first commercial flight into outer space with his brother Mark. The company is also auctioning one of the flight's seats to the public and is turning heads for the first tourism flight into space. -
Colonial Pipeline Ransom Mostly Recovered, but US Still Vulnerable to Attacks
Colonial Pipeline recovered majority of the $4.4 milljon in cryptocurrency ransom paid to restore the energy system, but Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said US' rivals are capable of shutting down the energy grid. -
Walmart to Give 740,000 Free Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro to Its Associates
Walmart employees can now use their new Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro at home and at work without compromising their privacy. -
'Anonymous' Threatens Elon Musk for Tweets That "Troll" Crypto Market, Says SpaceX CEO Has No Concern for Humanity
The decentralized hacktivist collective, "Anonymous," allegedly posted a viral video threatening SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk for his statements regarding Bitcoin. The group accuses Musk of being responsible for destroying the lives of many people when he crashed the market. -
Nigerian Government Bans Twitter After Deleting Tweets from President
Amid the censorship and controversies that Twitter faces, the social media giant decares access to its access as a "human right." -
Donald Trump Says Facebook Ban Until January 2023 Insults His Supporters, Teases Presidential Run in 2024
Former President Donald Trump claims Facebook's decision to suspend him for two years is an insult to his supporters as he once again drop hints of a comeback in the next presidential election. -
Understanding the Surge Behind Crypto Domain Sales
Two weeks ago a spike occurred in the amount of crypto-currency related purchases. Sedo, a domain parking provider, showed five of the 14 end-user sales associated with cryptocurrency. The term "end user" in this context refers to individuals who purchase a domain with the intent to grow it, rather than flip it or sell it for a profit. This comes during a time when cryptocurrency rates continue to surge and new cryptocurrencies are spawning. -
OH-58D Kiowa Warrior: Light Scout Helicopter of the US Army Air Cavalry
Bell Textron made the OH-58D Kiowa Warrior to serve as scouts for the AH-64 Apache in the field. The choppers would work in teams with the heavier armed attack gunship to go in first. -
Google to Start Accepting Cryptocurrency for advertisements by August
Google announced a new policy wherein it will be accepting cryptocurrency for ads. The regulated cryptocurrencies will be used for advertisements in the United States and Japan. -
How to Export Video From Premiere Pro?
If you've just started using Adobe Premiere Pro-the timeline-based video editing software-to create and edit personal or professional videos, at some point, you might need to export one of your creations. But have you tried to export a video from Adobe Premiere Pro and failed? Well, there's no need to worry. This article covers some ways to export your videos from Premiere Pro. We've also included some easy fixes to common issues you might encounter when trying to export videos from Premiere Pro. -
Meatpacking Giant JBS Believes Russia Behind Cyber Attack; Price Hike, Shortages in Beef Feared
JBS, a meatpacking giant, blames the cyber attack on Russia which may have impacted one-fifth of the US' beef supply, and could lead to price hike and shortages. -
Croatia To Spend 1 Billion Euros To Acquire Used Rafale Fighter Jets for Its Air Force
The Croatian government will be spending 1 billion Euros on upgrading its air force by getting used Rafale fighter jets.
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