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Leber congenital amaurosis (LCA) encompasses a spectrum of inherited retinal diseases (IRDs) and is one of the most severe types of progressive IRD

For a few years now, Super Impulse has been miniaturizing nostalgia with tiny replicas of classic arcade cabinets and squeezing popular retro games into credit card-sized consoles . For its next trick, it’s focusing more on authenticity (relatively speaking) with a pair of retro gaming expe

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Last week, the Raspberry Pi foundation released the first official Raspberry Pi-branded keyboard and mouse. As a keyboard, it’s probably pretty great; it’s clad in a raspberry and white color scheme, the meta key is the Pi logo, there are function keys. Sure, the Ctrl and Caps Lock