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The history of technology and technology throughout history; human innovation from the first stone tool to the iPhone and beyond.

Restore Your Pool Enclosure with Poolside Screen ReServing Oviedo, Orlando, Waterford Lakes, Longwood & Beyond. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Florida’s sunny weather is perfect for lounging by the pool — but it also takes a toll on your pool screen enclosure. If your screen has tears, sags, or rusting frames, it’s time to call in the experts.
By Poolside Screen Repair8 months ago in 01
Echoes of the Stone Flame: A Tale from 12,000 Years Ago. AI-Generated.
Introduction Beneath layers of soil and stone, under fields and forgotten hills, lie remnants of a world that existed long before the pyramids of Egypt or the hanging gardens of Babylon. This was a world carved not in ink but in stone—its stories whispered by wind and carried through time. Welcome to a civilization that lived 12,000 years ago—a people whose brilliance, beliefs, and boldness challenge everything we thought we knew about early human history.
By Shakir Niazi8 months ago in 01
The Rise of AI Avatars: Are We Replacing Influencers with Algorithms?
A few months ago, I stumbled across an Instagram account with over 1 million followers. The photos were stunning, the captions were witty, and the engagement was off the charts. But here's the kicker—it wasn't run by a real person. It was an AI-generated avatar. No real face, no actual selfies, no human behind the scenes. Just code. And it hit me: we are living in the era of AI influencers.
By DDM ATIQ 8 months ago in 01
GPT-5 Is Coming: A Freelancer's Honest Take on What It Means for the Future.
The world of artificial intelligence is evolving fast—sometimes faster than we can keep up. Just when we were getting used to the capabilities of GPT-4, the buzz around GPT-5 started making waves. As a full-time freelancer and an early adopter of AI tools, I’ve had my eyes and ears open about this new development. What I’ve discovered is both exciting and a little overwhelming. But here’s the truth: GPT-5 is going to change the way we work, especially for freelancers like me and you.
By DDM ATIQ 8 months ago in 01
Google I/O 2025: What to Expect — Gemini, Android 16, and More. AI-Generated.
Google I/O 2025 will be held May 14, and we’re already excited to see what happens at what is sure to be one of the year’s biggest developer events. Now that Google is riding the elevator of AI and mobile ascent, followers and developers can’t wait to see what the tech behemoth has got up its sleeves. From AI to Gemini to the announcement of Andoird 16, here’s what you can expect with this year’s keynote and sessions.
By Md Rakib Hasan8 months ago in 01
Sabu, Hardcore Wrestling Icon, Dies at 60 Weeks After Final Match. AI-Generated.
Sabu, Hardcore Wrestling Icon, Dies at 60 Weeks After Final Match Terry Brunk, known to wrestling fans worldwide as Sabu, passed away on May 11, 2025, at the age of 60, just weeks after his retirement match. A pioneer of hardcore wrestling, Sabu's high-risk style and innovative maneuvers left an indelible mark on the industry.
By Kenneth 8 months ago in 01
The Difference Between “C” Languages in 180 Seconds
In the world of programming, the term “C” doesn’t just refer to a single language. It’s a family of powerful languages—C, C++, and C#—that have each played a significant role in shaping software development across different generations. Whether you're diving into systems programming, building complex applications, or designing high-level enterprise systems, understanding the difference between these languages can help you make the right choice for your project or career path.
By HV8 months ago in 01
What The 2025 Tariffs Teach Us About Marketing
Walk into any store and you'll see it: the country-of-origin label. It's on your jacket, your earbuds, the coffee beans you grind in the morning and the beef you buy at the grocery store. We've been trained to notice where things come from. Some labels imply quality. Others imply that corners have been cut.
By Awakened Films8 months ago in 01
The Healing Power of the Sea: How Nature Became My Escape
Introduction Sometimes, when life becomes too loud,too heavy, and too complicated, I find myself walking down to the sea. I live close to the coast, and it has become my personal sanctuary. This isn’t just a poetic idea—nature, especially the ocean, has helped me deal with real emotional challenges. When things feel overwhelming, I don't scroll through social media or lock myself away—I sit by the sea.
By DDM ATIQ 8 months ago in 01
A United Front for Pope Leo Among American Cardinals
So, this week was a pretty wild one for the Catholic Church — especially for the American side of it. After the big, secretive papal conclave in the Sistine Chapel, the American cardinals came out saying it actually wasn’t all that intense. No major drama. No one was twisting arms or playing politics. Just a bunch of guys trying to listen to the Spirit — or at least, that’s how they put it.
By Md Motiur Rahman9 months ago in 01
George Washington Carver and Black History Month
Every Black History Month, we celebrate the same Black American historical figures such as Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Rosa Parks, Booker T. Washington, and Frederick Douglass. No doubt, these figures have impacted our country for the better–socially, educationally, financially–I consider it a mission to learn about, appreciate, and air our under-recognized black figures.
By Breanna Ferguson9 months ago in 01
The Pact of Claw and Hoof
he Covenant of Fang and Feather Long ago, when the earth was still young and the stars closer to the ground, the world was ruled not by men, but by beasts of tooth and talon. In the northern forests where the snow lay thick and the trees whispered secrets older than time, a war brewed between two ancient tribes—the Wolves of the Moonhowl and the Ravens of the Blackwind.
By Ziauddin 9 months ago in 01