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SpaceX is bringing back propulsive landings with its Dragon capsule, but only in emergencies.

Op-ed: Why you should care about the GDPR, and how the US could develop a better version.

Study hopes to answer questions about connection between GI and neurological symptoms.

Apple TV+ has made more waves with TV shows than movies so far.

The new iPhones received a repair score of 7 out of 10.

News about Gemini updates, Llama 3.2, and Google's new AI-powered chip designer.

There's a 2.5x boost in nova frequency, and all reasonable explanations fail.

The update raises questions about how the health investigation is going.

Valve previously sued a law firm in attempt to stop mass arbitration claims.

Google wrapped its defense of its ad tech empire this week.

The custom-made caps hold electrodes in place and reduce motion artifacts during EEGs.

Company failed to follow one of the most sacrosanct rules for password storage.

"... sales teams are more productive when onsite."

I, for one, welcome our traffic light-identifying overlords.

OpenAI doesn't want its chatbot to sing, but sometimes the ability slips through.

Recall nearly launched as a scraper that stored all its data in plaintext.

X says it suspended reporter for "posting unredacted personal information."

The rate of sick leave reached 17 percent in August, far above industry average.

I think it starts with a 2?

You don't have to use IBM's tools to run software on its quantum processor.

NASA and Roscosmos have not agreed on the point at which the leak rate is untenable.

We came, we saw, we talked, we schmoozed, we toured the Computer History Museum!

Bug let researchers track millions of cars, unlock doors, and start engines at will.

The penultimate flight of Japan's workhorse H-IIA rocket deploys a spy satellite.

"To stop the assassin, you must become the assassin."

The organizations have worked closely together over the years.

Opinion: Printers have gotten boring and untrustworthy.

Hugging Face cites community-driven customization as fuel for diverse AI model boom.

New California law reminds us we don't own games and movies.

US says ex-cons exchanged letters while in different prisons, then planned attack.

The collection includes the 2017 remaster of the original StarCraft.

"You may have read a little bit of nonsense in the papers recently."

Here's what happened when Ford tried to react to the Volkswagen Beetle.

Prototypes control fluid flow in a preferred direction with no need for moving parts.

Three major departures on same day raise questions about AI company's future.

Battery EVs are expected to account for more than 8 percent.

Some Libgen links can't be reached after broad takedown order.

Switch-maker shows little interest in jumping on the latest industry bandwagon.

Ralph de la Torre, CEO of Steward, faces up to 12 months in prison if convicted.

Under plans that have attracted criticism, shift may give Altman 7% stake in the firm.

This is Apple's most iterative annual release yet, but that's not a bad thing.

Nightly suspended animation, sugary diet, backwards flight, and long migrations help.

Proposed guidelines aim to inject badly needed common sense into password hygiene.

My morale for this job is gone..."

Normally only 2 or 3 counties have EEE-positive mosquitoes; there's 15 this year.

It will now launch the same year as another, maybe better, open-world samurai game.

Listen to our first audio demo with OpenAI's new natural voice chat features.

You can't "sue anyone with a click of a button" without testing it first, FTC says.

Cox disputes speed tests, claims it serves areas eligible for broadband grants.