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    Salsify co-founder Rob Gonzalez maps modern retail's three shelves▼Salsify co-founder Rob Gonzalez outlines three shelves of modern retail✉newsBusinessRetail4 h ago

    Rob Gonzalez, co-founder of product content platform Salsify, has outlined a framework of three shelves that define modern retail. He argues brands must manage traditional physical shelf presence, digital marketplaces, and AI-driven discovery channels simultaneously to stay competitive.

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    William & Mary Duo Lead Women's Tennis at ITA Regionals▼Gonzalez-Galino, Kernagis Lead Women's Tennis at ITA Atlantic Region Championships✉newsSportTennis1 d ago

    William & Mary's women's tennis team competed at the ITA Atlantic Region Championships, with Gonzalez-Galino and Kernagis leading the Tribe's effort. The athletics department highlighted the pair's performances in the regional tournament, which brings together college players from across the Atlantic region. Details of specific results were not provided in the announcement.

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    Deep Dive: Randomness Extraction in Quantum and Physical RNGs●Randomness Extraction in Quantum and Physical RNGs Over the past few weeks I have been diving deep into one of the mostMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity01 d ago

    Cybersecurity researcher Gabriel Gonzalez has published a detailed article examining randomness extraction in quantum and physical random number generators. The piece explores how high-quality entropy is built for cryptographic and hardware security purposes, covering techniques for turning raw physical noise into usable random bits. It is drawing attention from security practitioners interested in the foundations of cryptographic key generation.

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    Federal Agents Allegedly Strike E-Bike Rider in Long Beach●"Gonzalez was riding an e-bike near Elm Avenue and 56th Street in North Long Beach when federal agents struck him with tMmastodonWorldUS Politics72 d ago

    A man identified as Gonzalez was riding an e-bike near Elm Avenue and 56th Street in North Long Beach when federal agents struck him with an unmarked vehicle, according to local reporting. The report states agents then tased him twice. The incident has drawn attention amid ongoing scrutiny of federal immigration enforcement tactics and their treatment of civilians.