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Francis Fukuyama takes stock

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By Tom Clark
| Prospect Magazine Verified
One thing I hadn’t expected from Francis Fukuyama’s intellectual autobiography was advice on building your own computer, but there it is: “There are a number of little tricks you learn along the way, such as properly seating the cooling fan on top of the microprocessor.” Why might such technical self-sufficiency be a good idea?
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Why you should think twice before buying that cheap inkjet printer

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By Tom Clark
| MSN Verified
If you're shopping for an inkjet printer in 2026 , it can be tough to find a good brand at the right price. That's especially true if you only plan to use the printer occasionally and would rather not spend that much money. But before you go for that inexpensive model, beware that the price you see may not tell the whole story. In fact, a cheap inkjet printer's cost can make it look like a better deal than what it really is. The biggest problem is the ongoing cost of actually using the printer.
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New anti-drone weapon fits in a shipping container and fires faster than Mach 1

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By Tom Clark
| MSN Verified
The rise of drone technology has led to widespread adoption for military applications in countries around the world. But with that comes a variety of anti-drone weapons, as various military forces seek to develop the best answers to enemy drones, like high-tech "smart scopes" . A recent example comes from Auriga Space, which has constructed such a weapon that fits inside a 10-foot shipping container and can fire projectiles at speeds exceeding Mach 1.
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