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« on: June 14, 2018, 07:43:02 PM »
Don't let your codes stay codes. This Kobra OBD-II Wi-Fi car code reader is down to $11.19 on Amazon with code PP94JP7K. It sells for $20 without the code and we haven't seen a sale on these readers in a couple months now. This version uses Wi-Fi, so it's compatible with iOS, Android, and, God forbid you're still using one, Windows phones. The problem with Wi-Fi is you can't always get it near your car. You can get this Bluetooth car code reader for $7.12 with code Z6KXA33D. That's down from a price of $13, but the Bluetooth version does not work with iOS. Skip using the phone altogether with Kobra's direct OBD-II professional diagnostic car scanner for $12.39 with code 7934LGIX. That's about $6 off what it normally goes for. You won't be able to transfer the data to your phone, but you can also scan and read the codes a lot faster and take action. The Kobra car code reader can connect to and read the code from any car made after 1996. It can then use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth (depending...
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« on: June 06, 2018, 11:19:26 PM »
Long day, finished fixing bugs. Step in your flat, lie on the couch, put on the series, and get connected with robots, hackers controlling them and virtual realities.. If this is something you'll do on after a busy day in the sandbox, you might want to know that yes, the future is AI, so you're on track. Want to go a step further? Share your opinion on coding and technologies you use today to shape tomorrow. Take this 15' survey, for prizes, insights, a sci-fi character and a better future.What you can win:Win an iPhone X, a Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, an HTC Vive Pro, a GitHub Developer Plan, an $80 Udemy voucher or one of many other amazing developer prizes!Get insights in the full developer trends report based on this survey, straight in your inboxGet your sci-fi developer profile, based on your developer choices!Breakthroughs in Machine Learning and AI are enabling machines to do more for themselves with fewer explicit instructions from the user and are supporting new ways for...
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« on: June 04, 2018, 09:13:26 PM »
Fix your gear! The Tekton 2841 Everybit 135-piece electronic repair kit and security bit set is down to $28.51 on Amazon. This set normally sells between $33 and $34, and it has never dropped below $29 before. Tekton also has a 27-piece kit on sale for $8.41. It normally sells for around $10, and this is its lowest price ever. The 2841 Everybit kit has 105 screwdriver bits, 22 precision bits, and a ratcheting screwdriver. The screwdriver has multiple drive positions and a rubber grip for comfort. The bits are designed with repairing electronics in mind, including laptops, tablets, phones, gaming consoles, watches, and more. It even includes pentalobe bits specifically for the iPhone and MacBook. Users give it 4.6 stars based on 888 reviews. See on Amazon ...
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« on: May 13, 2018, 11:04:53 PM »
No more cords. Good cable management is essential to a clean office space. If you want an easy way to gather all your cables together, keep them secure but flexible, and still conceal them, then you should get a four-pack of AmazonBasics 20-inch zippered cable sleeves for $6.54 with code 15THRIFTER15. The code works on both the black and white versions. Just a few days ago, these were going for as much as $14. They recently dropped in price to $7.69, and now this Thrifter-exclusive code gives you another 15% off the price, dropping the sleeves down to the lowest price we've ever seen. These are add-on items, which means you will need to get your shopping cart up to $25 to take advantage of the deal price. We've got plenty of other Amazon deals worth checking out if you need some inspiration. You might be used to the sheer amount of cables it takes to put together a stellar office workspace or home entertainment center, but the other members of your house might see it as an eyesore....
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« on: May 03, 2018, 09:53:32 PM »
Charge your phone. Charge your car. Charge both.The Anker PowerCore 400A 9000mAh Jump Starter mini is down to $53.99 with code ANKERJS2 on Amazon. This jump starter normally sells for $80, and we haven't seen a deal like this since early March. The code brings it down to one of its lowest prices ever.The PowerCore combines an emergency jump starter with an emergency battery charger. If your car dies on you, you won't have to worry about being stranded in the middle of nowhere. You can get up to 15 jump starts from a single charge of this device. Hopefully you won't need to use them all. If it happens at night, the device has a built-in high-intensity LED lamp. Plus, there are two USB ports for charging your mobile devices in a pinch. It's small enough to fit in your glove compartment, too. Anker backs it up with an 18-month warranty, and the 29 users who have reviewed it give it 4.6 stars out of 5.See on Amazon...
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« on: April 26, 2018, 10:43:26 PM »
Android Auto is Google's solution for drivers to stay connected while on the road. It comes with a ton of features, like the Google Assistant, so that drivers can tell their device to call, text or email someone by using their voice. It also features everything a car needs, from Google Maps and Waze to Spotify, Whatsapp, Telegram and pretty much everything Android has to offer.A new feature was recently announced through the Android Auto User Community, offering the ability to browse your full contact list in your car, a feature that was somehow missing in previous versions of the device.In the past, users would use the Google Assistant by saying "OK Google, call Dennis" or by selecting from a list of recently placed or missed calls. Users can also just dial the full number onto the screen, if that's a thing the kids are still doing.To access the contact list, go on the phone tab, then tap the hamburger menu on the top-left of the screen and select "Contacts." Note that if your ...
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« on: April 21, 2018, 02:36:40 PM »
Just earlier this month OnePlus India accidentally posted a teaser for a collaboration with Marvel studios regarding their upcoming movie Avengers: Infinity War. OnePlus has now gone ahead and confirmed that they will indeed be working on an Avengers-themed version of the OnePlus 6 phone. This announcement for a special OnePlus 6 comes before the date of when the OnePlus 6 will be released. Based on the date Avengers is hitting theaters, April 27, we can expect a release date for the OnePlus 6 to be sometime in May.OnePlus is making this possible by working with Disney to release the device in India, which unfortunately seems like it means that they won't be sold anywhere else, although I'm sure you'll be able to find them online eventually.Late 2017, we became one with the force. And now we've decided to take our partnership with @Disney to the next level. This April, we come face to face with infinite power and the war that will decide the fate of our universe.See you in theate...
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« on: April 19, 2018, 11:57:17 AM »
A research group funded by the United States Army has discovered compelling evidence of the Majorana particle, which was first hypothesized in 1937 — over 80 years ago. It was predicted that the particle would be used as a "building block" for future quantum computers. The research was done under Professor Kang Wang of UCLA, also collaborating with the research team were members of Stanford University, UC Irvine, and UC Davis.The US Army stated that Quantum computers would be a key component in creating an 'unhackable' machine, and pushing the large data capabilities further. Quantum computers could solve problems much more quickly and efficiently than classical computers, potentially leading to significant improvement in situational awareness with the capability to process large amount of available data, a fundamental priority research area for the U.S. Army.One of the primary reasons that this particular Majorana particle has been an interest for potential quantum co...
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