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🚗 In Atlanta, a thief proved that the security of the Tesla Cybertruck is a myth. A Tesla Cybertruck owner fell victim to a bold robbery that has raised questions about the much-touted security of the electric pickup. The thief shattered the suppos

We are developing an application/software that can take an image of a thief and search through a folder containing 5,000–10,000 images to identify and return the images where the thief is present. If anyone from the community can assist us with this

🚀 The Future of Beard Grooming is Here! Will You Join Me? Gentlemen, imagine waking up, looking in the mirror, and seeing a sharp, youthful beard—instantly. No dyes, no salon visits, just a quick swipe of a pen and your greys are gone! That’s exac

Here I Got An Advertisment idea for food that is Entering into It A bruttle Killer 🔪 or A thief 🧔🏻 Comes enters the screen and he enters the house And thieves the things As He gets some smell of the food slightly he melts slightly and He Forg

✨Slack's Game-Changing Pivot 👾Origin as Tiny Speck: #Founding: Slack began life as Tiny Speck, a company founded by Stewart Butterfield. Initially, the focus was on creating an online game called "Glitch." #Challenges: Despite a promising start, "

"I won't be your girlfriend if you have a beard." 🔥 This is a statement some girls in Indore are reportedly making, and I honestly can't believe there's a protest over this. Isn't personal grooming a matter of individual choice? Imagine if men st

Say Goodbye to Grey, Instantly! 🔥 Fellas, let’s be real—those grey beard strands can age you overnight 😏. But what if I told you there’s a quick, hassle-free way to blacken your beard instantly? No messy dyes, no long wait—just a simple, sleek pen

Slack's Accidental Success Built from a failed game company In 2011, a gaming startup called Tiny Speck was shutting down. Their game failed—but their internal chat tool was amazing. Instead of giving up, they pivoted. That tool became Slack. Toda

"The origins of Slack- A multi-billion dollar pivot" (Saturday Startup Nugget Story -4): In 2009, Stewart Butterfield and his team were working on a gaming startup called Tiny Speck. As they built an online game called Glitch, they faced communicati