Even though I'm not an Apple fan, seeing people mindlessly just break the new iPhone duo is a bit sad to see. Im sure you can break anything if you try hard enough
What was the most expensive game you ever played?
For me it was Gauntlet, hands down. And it's not even close.
Let me tell you why...
In 1985, the arcade version of Gauntlet was released. There was an arcade mall a few kilometers from where I lived, so my friend and I would ride our bikes there almost every weekend for about a year.
One game credit cost 50 Pfennig (roughly US$ 0.25 at the time), and we’d each spend around 10 Deutsche Mark per weekend, totaling about 500 Deutsche Mark (roughly US$ 250) over that year. In the mid 80s that was some serious cash for a teenage kid.
So yeah, Gauntlet was the most expensive game of my life.
This one is super cool in SharePoint. I've been using it quite a bit. Get a ton of visualization value from the docs and knowledge in your organzation.
⛏️ Your mission: find the flag. Fast.
Explore. Problem-solve. Code. Repeat.
The Velocity Prize challenges students to reach the flag in the fastest time possible. Bring your coding skills, beat the clock, and put your school on the leaderboard.
FIND. CODE. REPEAT.
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Microsoft says its AI tool is better than doctors at diagnosing conditions. The company claims to have developed an AI-powered tool it says can diagnose conditions up to four times more accurately than human doctors https://t.co/OGu900eQKs
BREAKING: James Talarico just released an incredible video reminding every American what hope feels like. This is the best political ad we've seen in a long time.
Ni fydd hanes Aberfan yn cael ei anghofio. Mae'n stori am y golled a'r galar mwyaf erchyll. Ond mae hefyd yn stori am wydnwch cymuned dros chwe degawd.
This is what it means to keep the memory alive. It lives on in every one of us, and that is why we mark this solemn anniversary as a nation.
60 years after the Aberfan disaster, Viv Jones recalls the moment he realised his brother had died after coal waste engulfed Pantglas Junior School
116 children and 28 adults lost their lives that day. Now, he shares his story to make sure the children of Aberfan are never forgotten.