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  1. Trend or aberration? Russia is launching foreign satellites again

    Major space industry players are still keeping Russia at arm's length.

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  2. The Linux coders turning the ROG Ally and other handhelds into Steam Deck clones

    It's not an easy process, but it's getting close to a nearly full SteamOS feel.

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  3. Malaria spreading in Texas and Florida; first US-based cases in two decades

    Despite cases in Texas and Florida, the overall risk is considered "extremely low."

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  1. Tesla on Autopilot crashed into stopped truck during highway lane closure

    Tesla hit truck that was providing traffic control for a highway lane closure.

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  2. Twitter gets buggier: Followers don’t display, users restricted in error

    Twitter looking into a bug restricting some users from liking and retweeting.

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  3. EV startup Lordstown Motors files for bankruptcy protection

    Struggling company accuses Taiwanese group Foxconn of reneging on commitments.

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  4. Bethesda exec was “confused” over double standard for multi-console Call of Duty

    CoD policy was "the opposite" of what Bethesda was "told to do... What's the difference?"

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  5. The one-shot drug that keeps on dosing

    What if a single shot lasted for months?

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  6. Prominent cryptocurrency exchange infected with previously unseen Mac malware

    It's not yet clear how the full-featured JokerSpy backdoor gets installed.

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  7. SpaceX making more than 1,000 changes to next Starship rocket

    "Hot staging" and engine upgrade to debut on SpaceX's next Starship test flight.

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  8. World’s largest predatory shark had elevated body temperature

    A warmer body would have made for a faster shark.

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  9. The tiniest hitchhikers: Nematodes leap onto bumblebees via electric fields

    Worms lept at an average speed of 0.86 meters per second, close to human walking speed.

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Earlier Stories >

  1. Couple develops rare disease after beetles eating their furniture get mites

    When your pests have pests, you're in for a bad—and very itchy—time.

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  2. US allocates $42B in broadband funding—find out how much your state will get

    Texas and California lead way as 19 states will get at least $1 billion each.

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  3. Supreme Court rejects Genius lawsuit claiming Google stole song lyrics

    SCOTUS won't overturn ruling that US copyright law preempts Genius' claim.

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Earlier Stories Continue >

  1. Person who made the Windows 3.1 port of Wordle is back with a ChatGPT client

    Developer has ported modern SSL/TLS libraries to Windows 3.1 to get it working.

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  2. RIP to my Pixel Fold: Dead after four days

    The closed display halves almost touch, and that can smash debris into the screen.

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  3. Meta debuts PlayStation Plus-like Quest+ subscription

    Oddly, it won't offer subscribers access to an established library.

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  4. Dealmaster: Early Amazon Prime Day 2023 deals and more

    Shop early and save big on these early Amazon Prime Day 2023 deals

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  5. How do you destroy a forever chemical?

    3M offers $10.3 billion settlement over PFAS contamination in water systems. What's next?

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  6. Worries over Starfield “skipping Xbox” helped push Microsoft to buy Bethesda

    Spencer says PS5 exclusives like Deathloop and Ghostwire Tokyo spooked Xbox maker.

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  1. Lucid will supply Aston Martin with leading-edge electric powertrains

    The $450 million deal should see the next Aston Martin EV arrive in 2025.

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  2. Context is everything: Why key developments often sit unused

    The book Sleeping Beauties looks at everything—biology, skills, ideas—that lies latent.

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  3. It’s summer and that means disturbing swim advisories. Here’s our top 5

    Behold the most nauseating and mesmerizing swim advisories floating around.

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  4. Employee finds SSD stolen last year from corporate data center for sale on eBay

    How can third-party marketplaces prevent stolen goods from being listed?

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  5. X-ray “light echoes” hint at outburst from Milky Way’s central black hole

    The supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy hasn't always been quiet.

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  6. “Stunning”—Midjourney update wows AI artists with camera-like feature

    Midjourney v5.2 features camera-like zoom control over framing, more realism.

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  7. Android’s emergency call shortcut is flooding dispatchers with false calls

    Google says it's working on a fix, but as usual, manufacturers will need to update.

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