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    AI assisted image search to browse huge amount of pictures?

    Hi! Not that a program I'm looking for is required to be AI assisted, but I wonder is there a way to find certain pictures from a massive amount, just by pointing the folder(s) of the pictures to a certain program, and then describe to it what kind of pictures you wish to see? This would...
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    NASA's Zombie IMAGE Satellite is Working Nicely

    The satellite that NASA hadn't heard from in 13 years that powered up randomly last week is apparently working well. NASA has stated that the IMAGE spacecraft's battery is fully charged, and that overall, the satellite itself seems to be in good shape. NASA is putting together a small control...
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    NASA Makes Contact With Satellite Thought Lost 13 Years Ago

    NASA has announced that they have made contact that had not heard from in 13 years. in 2000 NASA launched the Imager for Magnetopause-to-Aurora Global Exploration or IMAGE. IMAGE was to orbit earth and take photos of the magnetosphere, however in 2005 it failed to make contact, and after a 2007...
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    Here's Looking at You

    You might be aware that the Juno spacecraft recently crossed over Jupiter's Great Red Spot here very recently, and now the images it took have made it back to Earth. For all you guys that think you are handy with Photoshop can head over to the Mission Juno site, and grab the raw images and are...
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    Preinstalled Android Malware Targeting Mobile Users

    Check Point Software Technologies has released a report showing that many popular Android smartphones are being infected with malware and spyware before users take delivery of their new devices. Researchers have determined that the malware is not a part of the the official vendors images for...
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