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This series will air on RTS instead of "Radio Mileva"

The last episode of the hit series "Radio Mileva" aired last night on RTS, and after six successful seasons, the audience said goodbye to the television project that the whole family watched.

Nebojša has an IQ of 203

Nebojša Milošević is a walking computer from Mala Sugubina near Trstenik. He saved Kragujevac's 'Zastava' billions and designed gearboxes for 'Yugo' and 'Florida', yet this genius was declared redundant. In his later years, he lived on a modest pension and drew portraits on gravestones.

The Law That Created the Internet Is on the Verge of Collapse: A Reversal Is Being Prepared in Washington

One of the most important laws in the history of the internet is entering the most dangerous phase since its inception. The famous American Section 230, the legal basis on which social networks, forums, and user-generated content platforms rest, is facing a coordinated attack from the legislative and judicial branches today.

NASA says this is the most realistic science fiction film ever, and you probably haven't even watched it

Most science fiction films play freely with physics, biology, and technology. However, according to NASA scientists, there is one film that stands out for its stunning closeness to real science, even though the public largely ignored it.

Pilot Reveals the Strangest Things He's Seen During Flights: "Sometimes Something Flies Past You, and There Are Lights"

An American Airlines pilot answered questions from TikTok users and revealed some of the "strangest," but also "disturbing," things he has seen during his career.

Chinese Ready for Lunar New Year Celebration: The Main Stars Will Be ROBOTS, See What They Can Do!

Chinese manufacturers of humanoid robots are ready for the upcoming Lunar New Year celebration, and Shanghai-based company Agibot has showcased a show where their robots danced, performed acrobatics, magic tricks, sang ballads, and performed in comedic sketches.

"Autonomous" Taxi Vehicles Aren't So Autonomous After All: Waymo Admits Who's Really Driving

The idea of fully autonomous vehicles has been presented as a technological reality for years. However, testimony before the U.S. Senate has shown that human labor still plays a crucial role, even in the most advanced robotaxi systems.

Meta Under Investigation in the EU: WhatsApp Blocked Competing AI Assistants, Brussels Threatens Serious Measures

The European Commission has openly opposed Meta and its method of introducing artificial intelligence into the European Union market. Brussels believes that Meta has abused its dominant position by excluding third-party AI assistants from its WhatsApp platform.

If you notice these 5 signs on your OLED TV, its end is nearer than you think

OLED televisions are considered the pinnacle of home entertainment. Perfect contrast, deep blacks, and precise colors are why many consider them the best choice. However, even this technology has a limited lifespan, especially if not used carefully.

Electric Cars Cause Motion Sickness for Passengers, Science Now Explains Why

Electric cars are rapidly conquering the market and already account for about 17 percent of new vehicle sales in the European Union. However, along with quieter driving and lower emissions, a problem is emerging that is increasingly being discussed. Passengers feel more sick in electric cars than in gasoline and diesel models.

Drivers increasingly asking ChatGPT about breakdowns, but experts warn of risk

More and more drivers are using ChatGPT to understand what's wrong with their car, but experts warn that such an approach can be risky. Although AI often offers logical explanations, independent repairs based on such advice are not a good idea.

US Aviation Administration Changes Rules: "Black Boxes" Must Now Record at Least 25 Hours

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has enacted a rule that significantly extends the mandatory recording time for cockpit voice recordings on CVR devices. Instead of the current two hours, new devices on most newly manufactured aircraft will be required to store at least 25 hours of audio data.