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A self-driving, electric DeLorean was created recently by researchers at Stanford — presumably in anticipation of the recent “Back to the Future Day.” 🙂...
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A self-driving, electric DeLorean was created recently by researchers at Stanford — presumably in anticipation of the recent “Back to the Future Day.” 🙂...
For those with an appreciation for nostalgia, I bring you (well it’s not really me thats responsible for it)… An app to turn the...
