The end of the year typically brings with it an emotional look back at the days gone by. For archaeologists, looking back into the past is pretty much an every day thing. That said, here are 10 of the most interesting archeological findings that Popular Science covered this year. Neanderthals and early humans intermingled Europe…
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As technology continues to take charge of several business operations to optimize them, warehousing and distribution within the supply chain management have also witnessed the power of technology in the last few decades. From IoT to AI, technology is taking over the arduous job of keeping track of stored products, budgeting, goods storing, and more…
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It’s that time of year again, the time when we look back on the year that’s just passed, reflect on the 50-odd Sheds of the Week that have appeared on PH over that period, and wonder what we could have done with all the time we’ve wasted reading about them. For non-regular readers, or the…
The base electricity tariff in Peninsular Malaysia will be raised from the current 39.95 sen/kWh to 45.62 sen/kWh (+14.2%) come July 2025, along with a new tariff schedule, The Star reports. This change is part of the three-year Regulatory Period 4 (RP4) that will be effective from January 2025 to December 2027, replacing RP3 2022-2024….
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Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko on Pexels In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, efficiency and accuracy are critical for both patient care and operational success. One of the key tools helping medical professionals streamline administrative processes and reduce revenue loss is physician charge capture. This digital solution ensures that all billable services provided by healthcare professionals are…
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Introduced in 1988 to honor Enzo Ferrari’s 40-year legacy, the F40 was a 200mph supercar epitomizing Ferrari’s traditional approach. Derived from the 288 GTO, the mid-engined F40 featured a longitudinally mounted 3.0-liter V8 with twin turbochargers, generating 478bhp at 7,000rpm. For enthusiasts seeking more power, a factory kit offered an additional 200bhp. …
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Image: Tesla Earlier this week we rounded up some of the wildest Tesla Cybertruck stories from the year, and now we’ve got a late entry of another weird situation that’s seemingly due to the Cybertruck’s unique design. While fixing minor damage to their wheel arch trim, one Cybertruck owner discovered the truck’s rear air deflectors…
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Mid-2025 arrival of Forester Hybrid now pegs it for 2025 model year, not 2026 Signs aren’t pointing to a charge port for this Subaru AWD hybrid Hybrid system was developed with Toyota, plus yet-to-be-detailed Subaru bits Subaru has adjusted the timeline for its upcoming Forester Hybrid, which marks the first time a hybrid powertrain has…
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It is here in the protection of one’s home or business, that even the smallest details may be the biggest players of all. Among such particulars include lock security and their maintenance. More often than not, people’s mind sees the way of ameliorating on that piece of property via either changing the locks; however, it…
(Scroll down if you don’t care about the long-winded intro.) Hi all. Time (actually, past time) for suspension on my 2013 at all 4 corners. We’re talking 146k hard New England miles on what MAY be the original shocks and springs (although I feel like that’s almost impossible…) – the car is still technically fine,…
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