Do you know what this company is, and what it does? 👀

Cortical Labs released CL1, a bio-computer using 800,000 lab-grown human neurons interfaced on a silicon chip.

Live neurons are sustained for up to 6 months via onboard life-support hardware (nutrients, temperature, waste control). Each neuron batch is donor-derived, enabling use-case variation (e.g., disease modeling, genetic diversity).

What do you think about human brain cells being used on a silicon chip?

Glenn Beck said today he is walking away (finally) from the U.S. Democrat party.

What do you think of Glenn Beck? 🤔

KDE Welcomes Windows 10 Users to Linux, Says Microsoft Is Doing "Tech Extortion"
https://www.howtogeek.com/kde-welcomes-windows-10-users-to-linux-says-microsoft-is-doing-tech-extortion/

Our version of a FAQ section: https://marcopolo501c3.substack.com/p/missionandleadership

1987. Gosh that was a long time ago. Most of the 300+ people working at KCSB-FM in my home town were University students in their 20's but somehow I ended up there due to all the time I had spent in the UCSB computer center nearby. Guess I was fifteen years old in that picture. Had the third or fourth place in management back then as "traffic manager," worked on time slots and content at the station.

This pretty loud, opinionated, yet determined and somewhat nice guy showed up at the University radio station in my home town where I had one of my first jobs. Gave us a big pitch about how he wanted to start broadcasting news commentary. We put him on a morning time slot at the station where he started his first show. His name was Sean Hannity.

(article from a unrelated station) -> https://www.kqed.org/news/11664214/how-sean-hannity-began-his-path-to-punditry-on-santa-barbara-community-radio

JUST IN - Trump plans to extend TikTok ban deadline, again.

https://www.disclose.tv/id/ya53l17kh4/

@disclosetv

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But was it ever true? 🤣

This week in 1977, the Apple II was released.

Steve Jobs. What a guy.

Not saying he was great or anything. Just saying, "What a guy." 🤣

Sure had an impact on U.S. computer history.

Television store in 1974. 🤩

Guess I would have been two years old back then 🤣

Remember as a kid I think we had something like ten TV channels we could get.

Single sided, double density 3M disks 👍

anyone remember "dial-up phone modems" 🤣

this stuff has to be on the list of worst beverages in history 🤣

Would have been a pretty cool monitor setup to have, about 30 years ago 😂

It's 1998. What are you going to "Ask Jeeves?" 🤣

A frequent sight to Microsoft Windows users:

The "Unknown error" box in Microsoft Internet Explorer. 🤯

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