Did you know? Bluetooth is named after a Viking king. Harald 'Bluetooth' Gormsson united 10th-century Scandinavia, and when Intel's Jim Kardach proposed the codename in 1997, the point was that this wireless standard would unite the PC and mobile worlds the same way. The logo is even a bind rune of his initials. fluidwire.com #IoT #TechTrivia #Bluetooth

IoT trivia: the first webcam watched a coffee pot. Cambridge researchers pointed a camera at their lab coffee machine in 1991 so nobody walked to an empty pot - it went on the web in 1993 and ran for a decade. We build camera IoT with the same logic today - fluidwire.com

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Did you know? In 1966, a chatbot named ELIZA could simulate conversation so well that people believed it was a therapist! ๐Ÿค–๐Ÿ’ฌ Itโ€™s proof that even back then, humans were drawn to AI. #AIHistory #TechTrivia

From 500 Pounds to Your Pocket: The 1GB Hard Drive Story

Did you know the first 1GB hard drive in 1980 weighed over 500 pounds and cost $40,000? Today, you can carry 1,000x more storage in a tiny USB stick! Technology has come a long way! ๐Ÿš€

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. It stuck because it was catchy, even if it confused people expecting treats! ๐Ÿ˜† Cookies now power online ads, personalization, and cybersecurity, proving even playful names can shape tech history. #TechTrivia #WebHistory #InternetFunFact #CookieChronicles #TechNaming #DigitalCulture (2/2)

๐Ÿš€ NASA in your home! Their #1 spinoff is: A. Memory foam ๐Ÿ›๏ธ, B. Cordless vacuums ๐Ÿ , or C. Baby formula ๐Ÿผ? Reply now!

๐Ÿ›Œ A. Memory foam! Made for astronaut seats in 1966. Geek out with our science quiz โžก๏ธ quizzlook.com #TechTrivia

Today's Poll.. ๐Ÿ‘‡
Which SQL keyword is used to remove duplicate records?
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UNIQUE
16.7%
DISTINCT
83.3%
FILTER
0%
REMOVE
0%
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๐Ÿ’ก TIL: A single `%` character can break a website

Was helping a friend debug her React app and discovered this fun URL fact:

The `%` symbol in URLs is special - it starts percent-encoding sequences (like `%20` for spaces). But if it's not followed by valid hex digits, browsers throw "URIError: malformed URI sequence" errors.

Wrote up the full explanation if you're curious about the technical details โ†’ https://shinglyu.com/web/2025/07/22/why-the-percent-sign-breaks-your-website-and-how-to-fix-it.html

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Why the % Sign Breaks Your Website (And How to Fix It) | Shing's Blog

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Today's Poll... ๐Ÿ‘‡

What is COMMIT in a database?

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To revert the current transaction
0%
To save the current transaction
0%
Cancels the last SQL command
0%
Poll ended at .

Do you know? ๐Ÿค”

๐Ÿ’ฌ Drop your answer in the comments box!

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