Supertalls!
After 9/11, and the destruction of the Twin Towers, the consensus among engineers and architects was that the Age of the Skyscraper had ended. It hadn’t. In fact, in the post-9/11 decades, buildings have gotten even taller.
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What’s Caught My Eye When Reading About CES 2023
Although I don’t attend CES, the mega consumer tech show held each January in Las Vegas, I’m always curious to read about the products/gadgets that are on display there.
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Tech Trends for 2023
One of my favorite things to do when the new year is starting is to roam around looking at what the tech prognosticators are prognosticating for the coming year.
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Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
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All I Want for Christmas…
So all I can say is, all I want for Christmas is a flying bike.
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What to get the kids this holiday? Here are some suggestions.
If you're looking techie-ish gifts for your kids, Wired and Engadget have pulled together some lists.
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EE Times turns 50 – Hall of Fame Part 2
As part of EE Time’s 50th anniversary celebration, they’ve created a virtual “Hall of Fame” for engineers “who have helped make the industry safer and cleaner!”
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EE Times turns 50: The “safer and cleaner” industry Hall of Fame – Part 1
As part of the EE Times 50th anniversary, they've created a virtual Hall of Fame for engineers who've made special contributions to electronics industry safety. Two of the Hall of Famers are Ed Sawicki and Neal Langerman.
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Halloween: yet another area where technology has made inroads
Halloween is one area where technology has definitely encroached, and much of that encroachment has occurred when it comes to decorations.
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The Internet of Plants and Trees
Lots going on out there in the Internet of Plants and Trees
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