mqScroller is a lightweight and customizable jQuery plugin for creating smooth, responsive marquee-style scrolling for text or images. It supports auto-looping, direction control, adjustable speed, ...

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Google has become impressively committed to refining the experience with Android Auto, but the latest update includes a change that could leave users perplexed. Android Auto 14.4, now available in ...

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Long-time Android Auto users certainly know that one of the biggest issues with the app is the lack of consistency and reliability. The app sometimes breaks all of a sudden without any changes on ...

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The state Senate took a sharp U-turn Thursday, kicking back to committee a controversial bill that would eliminate mandatory safety inspections for all cars and trucks in New Hampshire. Keeping ...

"but also to investigate the temporal evolution of the magnetic field in active regions." The new images show areas that correspond to around 1/7 of the sun's diameter, i.e., around 200,000 km.

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Damien Symon, a geo-intelligence researcher, said the imagery provided by defence ministry confirmed a series of well-executed precision airstrikes in Pakistan. Satellite imagery released by India ...

The presumed enemy? Russia. Image American soldiers during an Arctic military exercise in February in Sodankyla, Finland.Credit...Jim Huylebroek for The New York Times We are having trouble ...