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- Microsoft Workers' Letter Demands Company Drop $479 Million HoloLens Military Contract
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- SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule gets NASA thumbs-up for March test flight - CNET
- Trump's '6G' tweet spurs questions - CNET
- YouTube removes ads from anti-vaccination video channels - CNET
- Parched Mars river valley looks surprisingly Earth-like - CNET
- Porsche's 992-generation 911 shows off its active aero trickery - Roadshow
- Twitter co-founder Evan Williams is stepping down from company's board - CNET
- Don't count on a 5G iPhone this year. Intel's 5G modems will come in 2020 - CNET
- NASA Mars rover Curiosity hiccups, takes a break from science - CNET
- Samsung Galaxy Fold: Eye-catching or a new gimmick? - CNET
- OnePlus' sister phone maker, Oppo, wants in on the US market too - CNET
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- You Give Apps Sensitive Personal Information. Then They Tell Facebook. - WSJ
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- Facebook decided which users are interested in Nazis — and let advertisers target them directly - Los Angeles Times
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- I bought a Huawei Matebook D and my battery life is half than what most people say on linux.
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- is low-level assembly language dead? this was by far my favorite language it during my university days, and now wanted to get back into it but will i be wasting my time? is there any demand for this programming language in the industry?
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- Kelly Knight Craft, Trump's Pick for UN Ambassador, Once Said She Believed 'Both Sides' of Climate Change
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- These Apps Reportedly Shared Sensitive Personal Information With Facebook
- Microsoft Employees Demand Company End $480 Million Contract With US Army
- The 10 Best Deals From February 22, 2019
- Attach a Tile To Your AirPods With This $8 Case
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- Infrastructure monitoring: Defense against surprise downtime
- Improve the security of MySQL on Ubuntu 18.04.
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- Secure File Sharing Tool OnionShare 2 Adds Anonymous Dropboxes
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- YouTube prevents anti-vaccine channels from running ads
- Japanese safety video teaches cats the rules of the road
- Virgin Galactic sends its first passenger to the edge of space
- Huawei’s billboard may have just leaked its foldable phone
- Intel's 5G modems won't be in phones until 2020
- Snapchat is in the middle of an identity crisis
- Analogue’s mini-Genesis will include an unreleased game from 1994
- YouTube is proactively blocking ads on videos prone to predatory comments
- Smart glasses maker North reportedly lays off 150
- Here's Bethesda's plan to keep 'Fallout 76' relevant in 2019
Updated: about 10 hours ago
- Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant duke it out at CES 2018
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- Sennheiser co-CEO: Why we're betting on AR and VR with 3-D audio
- Honda wants to prove robots can help you, not kill you
- Ford will begin testing self-driving cars in an unnamed city
- Intel wants this drone to fly you around
- AMD CEO on chip security flaws: ‘We're absolutely all over this’
- Nvidia went all out for PC gaming at CES 2018
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- Legislators Take Another Stab At Eliminating Fees For PACER Access
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- Supreme Court Says Civil Asset Forfeiture Violates Constitutional Protections Against Excessive Fines
- Daily Deal: SCOUT Wireless Portable Charger
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- Does Twitter Have An Anti-Conservative Bias, Or Just An Anti-Nazi Bias?
- Investigators, Reporters Close In On The Origins Of Those Fake Net Neutrality Comments
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- Dragon aces final NASA review, now set for test flight on March 2
- INF Treaty exit? Putin says he’s ready to escalate to Cuban Missile Crisis levels
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- Frontier demands $4,300 cancellation fee despite horribly slow Internet
- FTC plans to examine loot boxes with public workshop later this year
- Sackler behind OxyContin fraud offered twisted, mind-boggling defense
- Halo Infinite now linked to next Xbox’s launch, rumor suggests RPG elements
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- Linus Torvalds pulls pin, tosses in grenade: x86 won, forget about Arm in server CPUs, says Linux kernel supremo
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- How politics works, part 97: Telecoms industry throws a fundraiser for US senator night before he oversees, er, a telecoms privacy hearing
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- Redis kills Modules' Commons Clause licensing... and replaces it with one of their own
- Japan's Hayabusa 2 probe has got the horn for space rock Ryugu – a sampling horn, that is
- ZX Spectrum Vega+ 'backer'? Nope, you're now a creditor – and should probably act fast
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Updated: about 19 hours ago
- Google Updates: Bye-bye Fit for web, no more forced arbitration and I/O ballot open
- O2 has plans for 5G in four UK cities this year
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- Labour shuts down databases after accusing breakaway MPs of accessing voter data
- Bowser to take over Nintendo America as Reggie Fils-Aime retires
- HTC unveils the Vive Focus Plus aimed at businesses
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- Apple's 2020 iPhones will reportedly pack 5nm TSMC-made chip
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- How technology is changing sexual identity
- Paradoxically, platforms like Uber and Deliveroo could be good for labor unions
- GPS satellites have a little-known ‘Millennium Bug’ problem of their own
- Cheap all-display phones are coming to kill the notch
- 5 things you should know about STOs
- This DNA kit goes beyond ancestry — and it’s currently on sale for 30% off
- This is the GDPR-themed sci-fi short story you’ve been waiting for
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- Blackmailers made $332,000 in Bitcoin during ‘sextortion’ scam
- Why Japan’s mission to bring space rocks to Earth is so incredible
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- Huawei’s Plight Hangs Over Wireless Industry Showcase
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- Virgin Galactic Sends a Rocket Plane Into Space for a Second Time
- Bits: The Week in Tech: Chinese and Iranian Hackers Have Returned
- personal essay: Rediscovering the World of ‘Blue Highways’
- Labor’s Hard Choice in Amazon Age: Play Along or Get Tough
- It Started With a Jolt: How New York Became a Tech Town
- Google Ends Forced Arbitration for All Employee Disputes
- Google Ends Forced Arbitration for All Employee Disputes
- Pinterest Is Said to File for I.P.O.
Updated: about 11 hours ago
- The SDK “Power Mac G5” for the Xbox 360
- You give apps sensitive personal information; then they tell Facebook
- Linus on why x86 won for servers
- Announcing a new site sponsorship program
- A developer is working on turning a Nintendo Switch into an Android tablet
- Google ends forced arbitration for employees
- Intel officials expect Apple to move Macs to ARM in 2020
- Linux gaming is on a life-support system called Steam
- Apple to target combining iPhone, iPad and Mac apps by 2021
- Samsung’s foldable phone is the Galaxy Fold
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- YouTube Demonetizes Anti-Vaccination Videos
- Mathematical Near Misses
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- Facebook Planned to Spy on Android Phone Users, Internal Emails Reveal
- “Hearing” the Hammond Organ
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- How New York City evolved into a tech hub over the last two decades, fueled by Google's DoubleClick acquisition and the Bloomberg administration's policies (Steve Lohr/New York Times)
- Officials in Auckland, New Zealand suspend Lime's license after a glitch in e-scooters resulted in sudden braking, causing at least 30 injuries in 155 incidents (Biz Carson/Forbes)
- Sources: Amazon may be scaling down its expansion in Seattle, including subleasing offices it rented in a new skyscraper, and expanding in neighboring Bellevue (Monica Nickelsburg/GeekWire)
- Florida inmate sues the Florida Department of Corrections after he was told he has to repurchase $569 of music he bought after the FDOC changed music vendors (Timothy B. Lee/Ars Technica)
- After an apparently coordinated group sexualized videos of minors via comments, YouTube warns creators it may remove ads on videos with inappropriate comments (Ryan Broderick/BuzzFeed News)
- Sources characterize Zuckerberg's May announcement of Facebook's Clear History tool as an example of the company's history of prioritizing optics over substance (Ryan Mac/BuzzFeed News)
- Epic Games commits another $100M for prizes in Fortnite competitions in 2019, announces Fortnite World Cup for July with $30M prize pool, esports' largest ever (Jordan Crook/TechCrunch)
- Verizon launches limited trial of Tech Pack, a mystery box service that sends gadgets to customers for testing and charges them for what they don't return (Jacob Kastrenakes/The Verge)
- 50+ Microsoft staff sign letter to Satya Nadella and Brad Smith demanding an end to a $479M US Army contract to license HoloLens tech for combat and training (Caroline O'Donovan/BuzzFeed News)
- Intel says it does not expect consumer products with its 5G modems to appear on the market until 2020 (Stephen Nellis/Reuters)
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- From Crystal to Kimmel, these are the most memorable Oscars hosts of all time
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- Apple cuts prices on refurbished iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches
- Fortnite overtime challenges: Search chests and ammo boxes at a racetrack and dance club
- Digital Trends Live: Oscar visual effects, digital distractions, and more
- Sony slowly rolls out its 2019 lineup of enormous TVs, with pricing to match
- How to watch Microsoft’s HoloLens 2 press conference
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- Digital Trends Live: Self-lacing shoes, the future of humanity, and more
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- YouTube demonetizes anti-vaccination videos
- Briq, the next building block in tech’s reconstruction of the construction business, raises $3 million
- Twitter co-founder Ev Williams to step down from the company’s board
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- Elon Musk finally hosted meme review with the co-creator of Rick and Morty
- Apple confirms its plans to close retail stores in the patent troll-favored Eastern District of Texas
- Report: Zoom, the video conferencing company, may be a public company as early as April
- Fortnite goes big on esports for 2019 with $100 million prize pool
- Pinstagram? Instagram code reveals Public Collections feature
- Sebastian Thrun initiates aggressive plan to transform Udacity
Updated: about 11 hours ago
- Ev Williams is finally moving on from Twitter
- Microsoft workers are demanding the company cancel its $480 million contract with the US military
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- Full transcript: New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd on Pivot
- Google will end a practice that prevents their workers from taking the company to court over workplace disputes
- Recode Daily: Samsung’s $1,980 foldable phone stole the show from the new flagship Galaxy S10
- Full Q&A: AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson on Recode Media
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- Verizon is sending out mystery boxes to let customers test gadgets before paying for them
- Intel 5G modems won't be in phones until next year
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- Redmi Note 7 Pro arriving next week with Sony's IMX586 sensor and more upgrades
- Microsoft releases Windows 10 build 18343 to the Fast Ring, fixing blocking issue
- Bethesda reveals Fallout 76's 2019 roadmap, includes three seasons of major updates
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- Nvidia releases 419.17 WHQL driver optimizing Anthem and adding GTX 1660Ti support
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Updated: about 9 hours ago
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- NASA gives SpaceX the okay to launch new passenger spacecraft on uncrewed test flight
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- YouTube’s child predator comment controversy: all the latest updates
- YouTube pulls ads from anti-vax conspiracy videos
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Updated: about 8 hours ago
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- Nvidia Releases Game Ready Driver for GTX 1660 Ti, Anthem
- Intel Confirms Apple Macs Will Switch to Arm CPUs by 2020, Says Report
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Updated: about 11 hours ago
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- Apple Plans to Close Stores in Eastern District of Texas in Fight Against Patent Trolls
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- Apple CEO Tim Cook to Deliver 2019 Commencement Speech at Stanford
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- Intel Expecting Apple to Transition to Custom ARM-Based Chips Starting in 2020
- iOS 12.2 and Safari 12.1 for macOS Include Updated Intelligent Tracking Prevention Feature
