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Pendulumania is a testament to addictive game design and Windows app portability.

Musk says X advertiser backlash is "going to kill the company."

The facilities in Pennsylvania and Texas serve more than 2 million residents.

No turning back? We can expect even more launches worldwide next year.

US may take twice as long as Biden expects to build its own chip supply chain.

Package includes GTA 3, GTA Vice City, and GTA San Andreas.

Google previously threatened to remove Canadian news links from search and News.

Even at home, SDXL Turbo can create detailed images with startling speed.

Study finds lower impact from widely spread-out teams, but is it cause or effect?

Brands demand transparency from Google after ads spotted in undesirable places.

Downloader app was suspended twice despite clear problems in DMCA notices.

The crowdfunded Tesla Science Center has launched a new fundraiser to repair the damage.

Teething problems abound with new electric powertrains.

Aimed at the office, Amazon Q can summarize docs and assist with programming tasks.

More cuts likely as troubled engine maker seeks to "increase our focus on our core."

Goldman Sachs has lost billions of dollars on its consumer-focused businesses.

It all hinges on how the US Treasury defines "foreign entities of concern."

Pilot plant in Nevada uses tech from fracking to generate power in arid landscape.

Tiangong could now outlive the older, larger International Space Station.

Easy-to-exploit flaw gives hackers passwords and cryptographic keys to vulnerable servers.

Morton Allport acquired his specimens through networks and, sometimes, grave-robbing.

Robot that uses AI to pull weeds may reduce poisonous herbicide use by 70%.

Male organizer also accused of secretly running female coder Instagram account.

The US already lags far behind China and Europe, but we're going too fast, dealers say.

USPS "agreement with Amazon is interfering with timely deliveries," senator says.

Google tells users to not delete local Drive profile data while it investigates.

"Unnoticed and eternally active acts of theft and violence" to be fixed soon.

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The world's most-recognizable default wallpaper is back, in sweater form.

Management says high costs and low productivity are a big problem.

The best data... suggests that there is not a global link between these factors."

Amp up your smartphone gaming experience with these game controllers.

New data confirms the existence of a "snow line" in planet-forming disks.

Chipmaker claims breach had no "material adverse effect."

This was one of the final exams for Ariane 6 before its long-delayed debut.

Downloader app suspended by DMCA notice that didn't list any copyrighted works.

Reports caused alarm, but experts say it looks like a post-COVID germ comeback.

Given GPU and patience, SVD can turn any image into a 2-second video clip.

Amazon Workspaces Thin Client is a Fire TV Cube with different software.

Creators worried advertisers dropping X could hurt revenue-sharing payouts.

Display "bumps" are components pushing into the OLED panel.

Microsoft's Surface didn't even use the Microsoft-developed security protocol.

Newly unredacted suit cites internal documents, including report to Zuckerberg.

Faults that should have been frustrating just seem to add character when it's an Alfa.

Further research involves building a "bat porn box" to catch more mating acts on camera.

We don't really know what can cause repeated outbursts of this sort.

Educating local residents about the risks carries challenges.

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