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You've put a case on him, you change its membrane every month and you strip it every week’ to clean it m’ a wet cotton ball. Nevertheless, comes the moment when the previously well-mannered mobile phone (iPhone η Android) you, takes a dip in the water. It doesn't matter if the water is in a bucket, sink or toilet bowl. Water is water everywhere and the mobile phone, he doesn't know how to swim. You put a case on him, you change its membrane every month and you strip it every week’ to clean it m’ a wet cotton ball. Nevertheless, comes the moment when the previously well-mannered mobile phone (iPhone ή Android) you, takes a dip in the water. It doesn't matter if the water is in a bucket, sink or toilet bowl. Water is water everywhere and the mobile phone, he doesn't know how to swim. It will work again; And if it still goes to shit, you'll at least be able to save your data;’ These are the reasonable questions that will come to your mind after the candlesticks’ which you will throw for your bad luck. For starters, get out’ out of the water and take a deep breath. Subsequently, read what you can do to bring the situation under control.

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"Young scientists constantly migrate abroad", "the best minds of our country are leaving him", "Masters and PhD holders only find jobs in coffee shops"; bitter headlines that we have all been reading in recent years in newspapers and on TV screens. And then: "The first Greek-made satellite is a fact". Obviously, the news doesn't invalidate it either (black) truth of the above, however, it also expresses a reality. An object as technologically advanced and as good in construction as a satellite was designed and implemented here in our country by Greek engineers, technicians and programmers, and in no time begins his journey to the International Space Station.
But let's start the story from the beginning. About five years ago, the Belgian non-profit Von Karman Institute;, which, among others, specializes in the aeronautical-aerospace sector, issued a call for interest to build a number of microsatellites; these would be part of an experiment to study the thermosphere, of the penultimate layer of the earth's atmosphere. Unique benefits to participants were the sensor that would be needed for the experiment's measurements and a "better price" for the satellite's journey into space..
Among the institutions that responded was the University of Patras, which decided to follow a difficult but much more interesting – and more economical – path: instead of ordering the various subsystems of the satellite ready-made from specialized companies in the space, he undertook to build it entirely with his own strength. So far so good, however in its beginnings 2015 and with time margins narrowing, the project was still bogged down by major financial difficulties as well as problems in cooperation between the various diplomatic programs, which were supposed to make up the final construction. And then it hit… cavalry.

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At 26 March of 2017 Microsoft will stop supporting the original version of Windows 10 [build 1507], so any systems based on it will stop receiving security updates and new features. The version 1511 of the operative, which is also known as “Threshold 2 Update”, as well as the Anniversary Update Edition, they will continue to be updated as normal, until they complete their life cycle later. Since the company makes the major Windows upgrades available for free 10, most home users will probably not be affected by this development. However, the same is not true for many businesses and large organizations, which have remained for various reasons in version 1507. In any case, all who have not already done so, they have until next March to update their systems to at least the version 1511 of Windows, otherwise they risk exposing them to malware attacks, or face compatibility problems with various devices and software. We remind you that just recently a Microsoft executive urged users to switch from Windows 7 on a newer operating system, stressing that since even these in a few years will cease to be supported, their use involves significant security risks.

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A biometric identification system is intended to be introduced by the Australian government at some of its airports, with the aim of further automating the control process. However, experts express concerns about potential privacy and data security issues. The system – from which it will be audited 90% of passengers without human intervention- it is not going to cause more privacy problems than current border control systems, other analysts argue.Australia's Department of Immigration and Border Protection, seeks to find a company that will develop an 'automated solution'’ data processing. The purpose is to have an automated screening of passengers, using biometric identification.

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Five teams have been selected in the final phase of the international Google Lunar X-Prize competition, which aims to send, landing and operating a spacecraft on the Moon with exclusively private funding.
The mission must have been launched from Earth by 31 December 2017 and the winner who arrives first, will win the first prize of 20 million. dollars. The second team will be awarded five million. dollars.
The winner should, also, to use a robotic rover or other spacecraft technology to cover a distance of at least 500 meters on the moon and send relevant high-resolution video to Earth.
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An international team of scientists led by a Greek expert found an unexpected connection between the immune system and the chewing of food.
In laboratory experiments, scientists from the University of Manchester in Britain, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) of the US and McMaster University in Canada discovered that a certain type of immune cell, the so-called Th17 cells, they are stimulated when we chew food well, protecting us from infections.
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Every time you swallow you feel one… sandpaper to rub your neck, while when you cough the pain becomes unbearable. Home remedies offer a temporary relief, but they do not solve the problem. The honey, hot drinks and candies soothe irritation, but if you want to get rid of a sore throat permanently, see which are the most effective solutions: Continue at source ...