codeN’ on Instagram: "Comment “Project” to get all the details in your DM. Program Snapshot - An intensive offline winter training focused entirely on building one complete, industry-grade project. Students work end-to-end under mentor guidance, with outcomes suitable for Minor or Major college projects and professional portfolios. Project Highlights- 1. MERN Stack Track Build a real-world Learning Management System (LMS) covering frontend, backend, and deployment. Includes authentication, role-

BIOLOGY | MEDICAL | HEALTH on Instagram: "The suckermouth catfish has the remarkable ability to survive months of hibernation in a dried state and can come back to life when splashed with water. This survival trait helps it endure extreme conditions like drought. Dm for credit or removal👏🏻🙏🏻 For educational purposes only……… #viral #explore #science #biology #knowledge #bio #natureisamazing #aquaticwonders #fishfacts #animaladaptations #survivalinsti..."

Explore l Learn l Facts on Instagram: "He built a screw tank that can drive through deep mud by using rotating helical cylinders instead of wheels or tracks, allowing the vehicle to pull itself forward where normal machines would sink. As the screws spin, they bite into soft ground and push material backward, creating thrust and keeping the vehicle afloat on mud, snow, or swamps. This unusual design spreads weight evenly and turns unstable terrain into a usable surface, proving that smart engine

The first person I thought of after watching this was #StephanieThompson of the #resilientJenkins so of course I had to use her as the example, however, there are a lot of parents who could take heed to this message. #stranger #dangerous #exploit

An AI data center is being advanced in Saline, Michigan, and DTE provided only a heavily redacted contract with the most important parts hidden. If data centers are “good for Michigan” (debatable!) then why can’t we have transparency? #michigan #saline #datacenter #fupシ

Dumb on Instagram: "Storage problems aren’t just frustrating — they actually reveal how our devices organize and manage data. Computers, phones, and cloud services all divide memory into blocks, and when those blocks fill up, the system slows down or refuses new data. Even deleting files doesn’t always free space efficiently because of temporary caches and hidden system files. The wild part? Studies in tech psychology show that people often overestimate free space or forget about old downloads,