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Two New Jersey lottery tickets split a $756,544 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot on Friday, Jan. 23. The New Jersey Lottery announced that tickets sold in Bergen and Middlesex counties matched all five numbers ...

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Abstract: We propose employing a finite difference time domain (FDTD) method to fully understand the performance of frequency diverse array (FDA) radar in terms of energy propagation, clutter ...

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The browser is one of the most-used apps on the Mac, and for a lot of users like me, it’s a key productivity tool. A majority of what I do for work involves web-based apps and tools, all accessed ...

Java doesn't natively support default parameter values like Scala, Kotlin, or Python. This library fills that gap by generating helper code at compile time.

WASHINGTON — Array Labs, a Silicon Valley startup developing radar-based Earth observation satellites, announced Jan. 5 it raised $20 million in a Series A round as it pushes to bring lower-cost ...

Meta Platforms may well split its stock, but that's not the most exciting thing about it. Its future is promising, in part due to its investments in artificial intelligence, which is already ...

Most non-lawyers (myself included) probably don’t recognize the Latin “ignorantia juris non excusat,” we know the translation: “ignorance of law excuses no one.” It’s an idea as old as law itself and ...