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| 2018 in comics: Wonder Woman, Poochytown and goodbye Alan Moore Sci-fi master Carla Speed McNeil, who has won every award in existence for her Finder series, has a new volume out, Finder: Chase the Lady (April, Dark Horse). Cartoonist Dave Cooper's new book, Mudbite (March, Fantagraphics), is his first in years after leaving graphic novels to make a short film ...
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| AT&T Says It Will Launch 5G in a Dozen Cities This Year Unlike current trials using 5G technology to beam signals between stationary antennas, AT&T said in a statement it will introduce a commercial mobile service in more than a dozen U.S. cities later this year. The company didn't offer specifics. The faster connections will help carriers sell advanced ...
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| IOTA Rose 464% In 2017, But Buyer Beware: Experts Have Major Security Concerns According to the IOTA Foundation, a tangle can settle transactions more quickly than blockchains like Bitcoin by processing them "in parallel." And transactions have no fees, although computational work is required to finalize them. Byteball is another crypto network that uses a directed acyclic graph in ...
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| China tightens bond trading rules in deleveraging campaign: Sources China's financial authorities have published new rules to regulate bond trading, with a focus on restricting leverage and banning under-the-table deals designed to skirt regulations, people familiar with the matter told Reuters. The rules, jointly issued by the People's Bank of China and China's banking, ...
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| Hitting the heights: sport from above – in pictures Hitting the heights: sport from above – in pictures ... A Formula One car drives past tennis courts during the 1991 US Grand Prix in Phoenix, Arizona. ... Thailand's Nina Lamsam Ligon, on Butts Leon, rides past spectators as she competes in the eventing competition at the 2012 London Olympics in ...
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| How to identify fonts in any photo "I love the font in this photo, but I don't know what it's called." As you step into the exciting world of design and creative work, this question has definitely popped up in your head. And that's completely normal: we all want to know as many font styles as possible, since they could be useful for future work ...
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